Dr Pierre Khazin (Dentist) — Registered Dentist, General Registration (AHPRA: DEN0002037290)  |  177/161 New South Head Rd, Edgecliff NSW 2027  |  Individual results vary. All treatments subject to clinical assessment.
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General Dentistry · Edgecliff

Children's Dentistry
at Dr Pierre Dentistry

Dental care for children in a calm, supportive environment — building positive dental experiences from a young age.

Dr Pierre Khazin (Dentist) Registered dentist, general registration · AHPRA: DEN0002037290
Children's Dentistry — Dr Pierre Dentistry Edgecliff

About Children's Dental Care

Children's dental care at Dr Pierre Dentistry

We see children for routine check-ups, preventive care, and treatment of dental issues. Our approach creates a calm, unhurried environment where children feel comfortable and parents are kept informed throughout.

We use modern injection techniques and topical anaesthetics to manage discomfort and explain procedures in age-appropriate terms.

Regular dental visits from a young age help establish good habits, monitor tooth and jaw development, and allow early intervention where needed.

Children's dentistry Dr Pierre Dentistry Edgecliff

Services for Children

What we offer for children

Check-ups & Cleans

Regular examinations, X-rays where indicated, and professional cleans. Monitoring of tooth and jaw development.

Preventive Care

Fluoride treatments and fissure sealants to reduce the risk of decay.

Fillings & Treatment

Treatment of decay or damaged teeth in a calm, supportive manner with appropriate pain management.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

We will discuss all treatment options, including associated costs, to support your informed decision-making.
When should my child first see a dentist?+
Around the time their first tooth appears, or by their first birthday — to familiarise children with the dental environment.
What if my child is anxious?+
We take extra time with anxious children and will not proceed with treatment if a child is distressed. We discuss strategies to improve future visits.
How often should children have check-ups?+
Every six months is typically recommended, though individual frequency may vary.

Book an Appointment

Book a Children's Dental Appointment

Contact us to book a check-up or discuss a dental concern for your child.

Dr Pierre Dentistry Edgecliff