At Mukilteo Kids Dentistry, we specialize in caring for children of all ages. We are passionate about what we do. We enjoy offering our patients the very best oral and dental care in a positive, fun, and nurturing environment. We are like the pediatricians of dentistry.
The journey from infancy to young adulthood is extraordinary. There is tremendous growth; physically, emotionally, and intellectually. What make us special is our ability to recognize and respect these stages of life and to tailor our care specifically to your child’s age and temperament.
Our practice is focused only on children. Through prevention, education, and skillful comprehensive care, we strive to lay the foundation for lifelong dental and oral health. We enjoy instilling our patients and our families with positive attitudes, to take personal responsibility and to value their health.
Pediatric dentists have 2-3 extra years of very specialized education and training to care for all children from infancy through adolescence. Pediatric dentists learn to manage behaviors and conditions that are unique to childhood, including childhood illnesses, developmental abnormalities of the teeth and jaws, and tooth and mouth injuries. We are like the pediatricians for children's teeth.
Along with the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, we recommend that your child visit the dentist by your child’s first birthday. You can help make the first visit to the dentist enjoyable and positive by informing your child of the visit and explaining that the dentist and staff will explain all procedures and answer any questions.
Dr. Sonu Lamba and Dr. Paul Kahlon are pediatric dentists; specialists in the care of infants, children, and teens. We have several years of specialized residency training that allow us to optimally care for all aspects of children’s oral and dental health. Each time your child visits our office, we monitor their preventative, restorative, and orthodontic progress. The care we provide is always specific to your child’s age and temperament.
