We accept all major health funds
and are a preferred provider for
We accept all major health funds and are a preferred provider for
Looking for a kids dentist in Brisbane?
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Children’s dental health is crucial for their well-being and development. At St Lucia Dental, we provide gentle, friendly, and comprehensive dental care for your little ones.
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From routine checkups and cleanings to treating cavities or managing orthodontic concerns, our experienced paediatric dentist team is here to support your child’s dental health journey.
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We create a welcoming and stress-free environment, ensuring each visit is a positive experience for both you and your child (as well as free childminding while the parents get a checkup!
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From routine exams to orthodontics, we offer comprehensive dental services tailored for children, using gentle techniques for comfort and effectiveness.
Yes! We have free childminding services with entertainment for the kids.
A paediatric dentist focuses on paediatric dentistry, which is all about providing specialised dental care for children aged 1–2 right through to 3–10 years old. Paediatric dentists understand how a child’s tooth develops, how baby teeth and adult teeth differ, and how to manage early concerns like tooth decay, oral hygiene, and overall oral health. If your child needs more complex support, a specialist paediatric dentist may be recommended for specific dental treatment.
Your child’s first dental visit should ideally be around 1–2 years of age, or when their first baby tooth appears. Starting early helps parents learn how to protect healthy teeth, prevent tooth decay, and establish good oral hygiene habits. By 3–10 years old, regular visits help monitor developing baby teeth and the first adult tooth as part of ongoing paediatric dentistry and children’s dentistry.
Paediatric dentists manage a wide range of childhood dental concerns including tooth decay, dental decay, dental trauma, delayed eruption of a child’s tooth, and habits like thumb-sucking. They may also work with an oral health therapist for preventive care and age-appropriate education to keep healthy teeth and strong oral health on track.
Good brushing habits, healthy snacks, and regular dental care are the simplest ways to prevent tooth decay. A paediatric dentist or oral health therapist can show correct brushing techniques, recommend fluoride treatments, and support long-term oral hygiene routines to protect baby teeth and developing adult teeth.
Yes. Many families can use the Child Dental Benefits Scheme at our dental clinic to help cover essential dental treatment such as check-ups, cleans, fillings, X-rays and more. We can also organise referrals to a specialist paediatric dentist for children who need more advanced or specialist dental care.
