White Blossom Pediatric Dentistry
Board-certified pediatric dentistry for infants through teens.
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- Little Blossoms Membership: $16.58/month (ages 0–2), $37.50/month (ages 3–12), $45.83/month (ages 13–18), includes 2 exams, 2 cleanings, 2 fluoride treatments, diagnostic X-ray, 1 emergency exam.
- First dental visit recommended by age 1 or when first tooth erupts.
- Located at the southwest corner of Westinghouse Road and FM 1460, same shopping center as 7-Eleven and Dutch Brothers.
- Parents welcome to stay during appointments.
- Serves Georgetown, Round Rock, Hutto, Liberty Hill, Leander, and Cedar Park.
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About White Blossom Pediatric Dentistry
White Blossom Pediatric Dentistry is led by Dr. Michelle (Dr. Zin), a Board Certified Pediatric Dentist with over a decade of experience. After serving as a general dentist in the U.S. Army and completing an Advanced Education in General Dentistry military residency, she pursued pediatric dentistry through a residency at the Dental College of Georgia. Her passion is creating warm, positive experiences for children with a caring and gentle touch. The practice focuses on preventive dentistry, using a conservative approach to maintain and improve oral health and minimize the need for invasive procedures. Dr. Michelle and her team offer white crowns, sedation dentistry for anxious children, and comprehensive exams, cleanings, and fluoride treatments. The office is clean, well-decorated, and designed to be kid-friendly, with staff trained to help children feel safe and at ease. Serving Georgetown, Round Rock, and surrounding areas from their Teravista location, White Blossom makes dental care accessible through flexible membership plans and personalized treatment. The Little Blossoms Membership Plan offers quality care without insurance, with tiers for ages 0–2, 3–12, and 13–18.
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At what age should my child first see a dentist?
Dr. Michelle recommends scheduling your child's first dental visit by their first birthday or when the first tooth comes in-whichever comes first. The first visit focuses on comfort and education, with a gentle exam, brushing tips, and time to help your child feel safe.
Why are baby teeth important if they fall out?
Baby teeth help your child eat, speak, and guide adult teeth into place. Healthy baby teeth are essential for proper development and long-term oral health.
How often should my child visit the dentist?
Most children should visit every six months for a checkup and cleaning. Regular visits help catch issues early and keep little smiles healthy.
Are dental X-rays safe for children?
Yes. White Blossom uses digital X-rays, which involve very low radiation. X-rays help Dr. Michelle monitor growth, catch cavities early, and keep your child's smile on track.
How can I help my child overcome fear of the dentist?
Stay positive and reassuring. Many families start with a 'get-to-know-you' visit so kids can meet Dr. Michelle and the team, explore the office at their own pace, and build confidence before any procedures.
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