Pediatric Dentistry in Dublin, California

A child’s first dental visit can shape how they feel about dental care for years to come. Dr. Keerthi Golla and our friendly team focus on creating a positive, comfortable introduction to the dental office while helping your child begin a lifelong path toward excellent oral health.

Regular pediatric dental cleanings and exams help protect your child’s smile. These visits allow our team to remove buildup, monitor oral development, identify concerns early, and provide personalized preventive guidance.

Atlantis offers Curodont as a treatment option for early tooth decay in pediatric patients when appropriate. Our pediatric dental team can evaluate your child’s teeth and discuss whether Curodont should be considered as part of their care.

Cavities should be treated promptly to protect your child’s oral health and prevent decay from progressing. Pediatric dental fillings restore teeth affected by cavities so your child can return to a healthy, comfortable smile.

Dental sealants are thin, clear or tooth-colored resin coatings that add protection to the chewing surfaces of teeth. They form a barrier that helps keep food particles and bacteria out of deep grooves, reducing the risk of cavities and making brushing more effective. Sealants are commonly recommended after permanent teeth begin to appear, often between ages 6 and 12. They support—but do not replace—daily brushing, flossing, and regular checkups.

Significant tooth pain and dental injuries can be stressful for children and parents. Call Atlantis for guidance about severe tooth pain, injured or knocked-out teeth, lost restorations, or injuries involving oral soft tissues. Our dedicated emergency dental care page explains office-hours and after-hours contact options and when to seek emergency medical care.

Fluoride is a naturally occurring mineral that strengthens enamel and adds protection against tooth decay. Although children receive fluoride through foods, water, and many toothpastes, a professional treatment can provide additional support—especially for children who develop cavities frequently.

During an exam, our pediatric team can assess whether fluoride would benefit your child. Treatment is quick and may be applied to the teeth as a varnish, foam, or gel.

When a cavity or decay reaches the inner portion of a child’s tooth, a pulpotomy may be recommended. This treatment removes the affected tissue and helps preserve the tooth before the decay can spread, supporting your child’s comfort and oral health.

Baby teeth play an important role until they are ready to fall out naturally. When a primary tooth is damaged or weakened, a pediatric dental crown can restore and protect it so your child can maintain a healthy, functional smile.