General Care
Children's Dentistry in Ottawa
Sunset Dental Centre sees patients of all ages, including children, at its clinic in Greely, Ottawa. Children's care can include check-ups, cleanings, fillings, sealants and mouth guards.
Confirmed after assessment
- Treatment type
- Dental care for children
- Ages
- All ages
- Published fee
- Confirmed after assessment
- Insurance
- CDCP accepted, direct billing
Overview
Dental care for children
Sunset Dental Centre sees children of all ages. Regular dental visits are part of a child's preventive care, along with good oral hygiene, healthy food choices and fluoride.
Children's care at the clinic can include check-ups, cleanings, fillings, sealants and mouth guards. A sealant is a plastic coating placed on the chewing surfaces of back teeth to help protect them from tooth decay.
If treatment is needed, the dentist explains each step before it begins.
The clinic accepts the Canadian Dental Care Plan and bills insurance directly for check-ups, cleanings, fillings and extractions.
Who it may be for
When to book a visit for your child
The dentist can recommend how often your child should be seen. Common reasons to book:
A routine check-up and cleaning.
Sealants or a mouth guard.
A toothache or a tooth that looks damaged.
How treatment is planned
What a children's visit can include
Your dentist will explain what each visit includes for your child.
The dentist checks your child's teeth and gums.
A cleaning, as part of regular preventive care.
Your dentist may suggest sealants on your child's back teeth, or a mouth guard.
If treatment is needed, the dentist explains each step before it begins.
From what age do you see children?
Sunset Dental Centre sees patients of all ages, including children.
Do you offer sealants and mouth guards for children?
Yes. Sealants and mouth guards are available. Whether they are recommended for your child is decided after a check-up.
Are your dentists pediatric specialists?
No. Dr. Robert Liu and Dr. Haytham Elfawal are general dentists who see patients of all ages, including children.
What does a children's visit cost?
Fees are not listed online. The clinic accepts the Canadian Dental Care Plan and bills insurance directly for check-ups, cleanings, fillings and extractions.
What should I do if my child knocks out or breaks a tooth?
Call the clinic and describe what happened. Outside clinic hours, you can email info@sunsetdentalcentre.ca. Seek urgent medical care for difficulty breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, or rapidly spreading facial swelling.
Appointments
Book your child's dental visit
Request an appointment and the clinic team will follow up to arrange a time.