Tooth Town Pediatric Dentistry

Tooth Town Pediatric Dentistry Opened in October 2011 and loving the amazing feedback from the community. Be sure to call today for

What is a Pediatric Dentist?:

Pediatric Dentistry is a dental specialty that focuses on the oral health and development of children from infancy to late adolescence. After four years of dental school, a pediatric dentist must complete two to three additional years of rigorous study and hands-on training that prepares them to meet the dental needs of infants, children, and adolescents, including

persons with special health care needs. This training includes an extensive study of growth and development, child and adolescent psychology, caries prevention, nutrition, behavior management techniques, advanced restorative care, pediatric oral pathology, hospital dentistry, and the management of special needs and medically compromised children. Our Services:

At Tooth Town Pediatric Dentistry, our focus is providing the highest quality dental care for our patients. We treat each child with compassion and create comprehensive treatment plans with respect to their unique individual needs. We also have a strong emphasis on preventive dental care in order to help children maintain good oral hygiene habits and healthy smiles as they mature. Our Pediatric Dental Services Include:
•Routine Cleanings and Check-Ups
•Preventive Dental Care
•Restorative Treatment
•Pediatric Orthodontics
•Oral Surgery
•Special Needs Dentistry
•Sedation Dentistry
•Emergency Dental Care

First week of school is in the books (almost)! So how's it really going over there, happy tears, big-kid excitement, or ...
09/04/2026

First week of school is in the books (almost)! So how's it really going over there, happy tears, big-kid excitement, or beautiful chaos? Drop a first-day photo or a one-word summary of your week in the comments. We're right there with you, South Lyon, cheering on your kids (and you).

Quick poll for the parents! How old was your child at their very first dentist visit? Under 1, 1 to 2, 3 to 4, or later ...
09/02/2026

Quick poll for the parents! How old was your child at their very first dentist visit? Under 1, 1 to 2, 3 to 4, or later than that? Vote below, no wrong answers, we're just curious (and it's always interesting to see!). The general guidance is a first visit by age 1, but every family's journey looks a little different.

New school year, fresh start. Here's one dental tip for every age, toddlers to teens. Baby and toddler: wipe gums and br...
09/01/2026

New school year, fresh start. Here's one dental tip for every age, toddlers to teens. Baby and toddler: wipe gums and brush that first tooth as soon as it appears. Ages 3 to 6: help them brush, little hands can't reach it all yet. Ages 7 to 11: build independence, but spot-check the back teeth. Tweens and teens: watch the grazing and sports drinks, and keep those checkups steady. Wherever your kids land, small daily habits are the real superpower. Save this one for the whole family!

Not ready to book yet? Just call us first. We get it, if your child has had a tough dental experience before, or if this...
08/28/2026

Not ready to book yet? Just call us first. We get it, if your child has had a tough dental experience before, or if this is their very first visit, hitting "schedule" can feel like a big step. So don't start there. Call us, tell us what's on your mind, and let us answer your questions before anything is on the calendar. No pressure, no commitment, just a real conversation with someone who works with kids every single day. What's a question you wish you could ask a pediatric dentist before booking? Drop it below or give us a call.

Rate your kid's current brushing motivation, honestly. Some nights it's a dance party at the sink, some nights it's a fu...
08/26/2026

Rate your kid's current brushing motivation, honestly. Some nights it's a dance party at the sink, some nights it's a full standoff. Wherever you're at today, you're not alone, and every brush counts. Drop yours below!

"Will my child be okay with the laughing gas?" It's one of the most common questions parents ask us, and it's a good one...
08/24/2026

"Will my child be okay with the laughing gas?" It's one of the most common questions parents ask us, and it's a good one. Nitrous oxide (laughing gas) has been safely used in dentistry for decades to help kids feel calm and relaxed during a visit. It wears off quickly, your child stays awake and aware the whole time, and it can make a big difference for a little one who feels anxious. We only ever use it when it's the right fit, and we'll always talk it through with you first. If comfort options are on your mind, ask us. That's exactly what we're here for.

What's the ONE brushing hack that actually works in your house? A 2-minute song? A sticker chart? Letting them "brush" y...
08/21/2026

What's the ONE brushing hack that actually works in your house? A 2-minute song? A sticker chart? Letting them "brush" your teeth first? Bribery you're not proud of? Drop it below, you might just save another tired parent's bedtime routine. We're collecting the best ones!

The secret to a calm first cleaning? Honestly, it's usually a person, not a technique. Our team has a gift for meeting k...
08/19/2026

The secret to a calm first cleaning? Honestly, it's usually a person, not a technique. Our team has a gift for meeting kids exactly where they are, a little nervous, a little curious, sometimes hiding behind mom's leg, and turning that first visit into a high-five on the way out. Getting to know the faces here is a big part of why families feel comfortable before they even sit in the chair. Come say hi, we can't wait to meet your little one.

Still sucking their thumb (or attached to that pacifier)? First, take a breath. It's completely normal for little ones, ...
08/17/2026

Still sucking their thumb (or attached to that pacifier)? First, take a breath. It's completely normal for little ones, and it's a natural way they self-soothe. Most kids ease out of it on their own. It's usually worth a friendly check-in if the habit sticks around past age 4 or so, since that's when it can start to affect how the teeth and jaw line up. No pressure and no guilt. If you're wondering where your child stands, just ask us. We're happy to take a look and set your mind at ease.

Packing lunches again? Here are 3 tiny swaps that are a little easier on your kid's teeth, no lunch-time battles require...
08/14/2026

Packing lunches again? Here are 3 tiny swaps that are a little easier on your kid's teeth, no lunch-time battles required. Swap gummies and fruit snacks for fresh or dried fruit, since the sticky stuff clings to teeth. Swap juice pouches for water or milk most days, because sipping sugar all afternoon is the tricky part. And add a crunchy veggie or cheese to help clean teeth and balance things out. No perfection needed, small swaps add up. Save this for Sunday meal prep!

Address

26018 Pontiac Trl
South Lyon, MI
48178

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+12484864030

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