Children's Dental Village

Children's Dental Village is a well-established pediatric dental clinic located in Spokane Valley, Washington, with an additional North Spokane location. The practice is specifically designed to cater to the unique dental needs of infants, children, and teenagers, aiming to foster a lifetime of good oral health. The clinic boasts a team of extensively trained and certified professionals, including board-certified pediatric dentists like Dr. Jay L. Enzler and Dr. Kirk E. Fuhriman. Both doctors have specialized training in pediatric dentistry, focusing on making dental visits positive and comfortable for young patients. They are adept at using child-friendly language and techniques to alleviate anxiety, and parents are encouraged to accompany their children into the treatment area. Children's Dental Village offers a comprehensive range of pediatric dental services, including: Preventive Care: Exams, cleanings, fluoride treatments, and dental sealants to protect against cavities. Restorative Care: Fillings (including composite and pre-fabricated stainless steel/zirconia crowns) for decayed or damaged teeth. Sedation Options: Nitrous oxide (laughing gas), oral sedation, and general anesthesia for anxious patients or extensive procedures. Emergency Dental Treatment: Addressing traumatic dental injuries such as chipped, moved, or knocked-out teeth. Other Services: Bonding, oral cancer screenings, tooth extractions, and addressing issues like bruxism (teeth grinding) and snoring/sleep apnea in children. The clinic emphasizes a nurturing and welcoming environment, understanding that early positive dental experiences are crucial for a child's future oral health. They pride themselves on clear communication with both children and parents, explaining procedures in an understandable manner. Children's Dental Village is committed to providing individualized care, taking into account each child's unique needs and circumstances. They also handle insurance billing and offer various payment options for patient convenience.