Shine Pediatric Dental Co.

A laser frenectomy treats tongue-tie or lip-tie by using precision laser therapy to release the restrictive tissue. It's often used for infants struggling with nursing and lactation, or older children with issues affecting feeding, speaking, or sleeping. The procedure is quick, minimally invasive, and has minimal bleeding.

Early intervention guides jaw growth and breathing patterns during childhood, potentially preventing larger orthodontic problems later. Shine offers early expansion treatments and clear aligners for children, taking advantage of the growth phase to influence healthier development.

Dr. Sarah looks for cavities early when they are small, which means smaller fillings, shorter visits, and easier experiences for kids. Composite (tooth-colored) materials are used to minimize tooth removal, and the process is explained as it goes with breaks built in as needed.

Call immediately. For knocked-out baby teeth, place in milk to keep moist; for adult teeth, try to reinsert if possible. For broken fragments, collect and bring them. Soft tissue injuries should be cleaned and pressure applied. Shine keeps room for urgent visits focused first on easing pain.

Yes. Dr. Sarah Severson has clinical privileges and blocked operating room time at Dell Children's Medical Center, allowing her to provide care to medically complex children in a hospital setting when needed.

Fillings are tooth-colored composite materials. For more coverage, all-white zirconia crowns are used instead of traditional silver crowns. Shine also offers fluoride-free options and emphasizes biocompatible materials throughout treatment.