Kid's Dentistree

Kid's Dentistree is a specialized pediatric dental clinic, part of the larger network of "Kids Dental Brands." Founded in 2002 by Dr. Brad Roberts, Kids Dental Brands aims to provide high-quality dental services to children of all backgrounds and incomes in a fun, safe, and upbeat environment. Kid's Dentistree, as a clinic within this network, embodies this patient-centric philosophy, with every decision, from treatment plans to office décor, prioritizing the child's best interest. The clinic serves infants, children, and adolescents, offering a wide range of services specifically tailored to their unique dental needs. These services include regular check-ups and cleanings, fluoride treatments, and dental sealants for preventative care. They also provide restorative care for issues like cavities, and specialized services such as tongue-tie and lip-tie correction. Kid's Dentistree is also equipped to care for children with special needs, demonstrating a commitment to making quality dental care accessible to all. A key focus of Kid's Dentistree is to create a positive and stress-free dental experience for young patients. Their offices are designed to be welcoming and fun, often featuring bright colors, games, toys, and movies. The staff and dentists are trained to communicate with children in an age-appropriate manner, taking the time to explain procedures and alleviate any fears. For children who may require stronger sedation or have significant anxiety, the clinic offers various sedation options, including nitrous oxide (laughing gas), oral conscious sedation, and even hospital sedation for general anesthesia when necessary. Kid's Dentistree aims to foster lifelong healthy attitudes towards dentistry by ensuring that children have pleasant and rewarding visits. They encourage parent involvement in the treatment room when appropriate, promoting transparency and trust. The Glenmary location in Louisville, KY, is one of several Kid's Dentistree clinics, reflecting their extensive network and commitment to serving communities across different states like Indiana, Kentucky, and Texas.