Kids Oral Refresh
Your child’s smile deserves care and attention. A thorough cleaning, a gum-health check, and a closer look under the microscope, with room for curious questions and brushing practice. From baby teeth to new adult teeth, you get a home-care plan to support their growing smile.
$122 · 60 minutes reservedAges 12 and under
When booking, choose ‘Kids Oral Refresh’ for children 12 and under. Curve reserves 60 minutes for this appointment.
What’s included in your child’s cleaning
Your child gets a thorough Guided Biofilm Therapy cleaning, with explanations that make sense to them and a chance to practice their brushing skills. Curious questions are welcome. A private room, blanket, and headphones help them settle in. You get practical guidance for looking after their teeth at home.
From baby teeth to grown-up smiles
That first wobbly tooth. A new adult tooth peeking through. Suddenly, a smile full of both. As your child grows, their brushing routine needs to grow with them. We help you care for baby teeth and newly arriving adult teeth, showing your child how to reach those tricky back teeth and giving you practical ways to help at home. Kids Oral Refresh is for ages 12 and under; we’ll help you choose the right visit as they get older.
Braces need extra attention
Braces are a big investment in your child’s smile. Keeping the teeth and gums healthy throughout treatment is part of protecting that investment. Brackets and wires create places that are easy to miss, even when your child is trying hard with their brushing. Plaque left around braces can contribute to inflamed gums, cavities, and white spots on teeth. We recommend more frequent professional cleanings when plaque is being missed at home. That may mean a visit every two months, six times a year, depending on your child’s needs. Your Oral Wellness Coach will recommend the right schedule alongside their orthodontist’s guidance, remove buildup, and help your child practice cleaning those tricky spots between visits.
Their bite, their tongue, their breathing
How your child’s teeth meet, where their tongue rests, and how they breathe are worth talking about as they grow. Resting tongue position and persistent mouth breathing can be associated with bite development, but there can be several contributing factors. Tell us if you notice mouth breathing, chewing difficulties, or changes in the way their teeth meet. We can discuss your concerns and help guide you toward an appropriate dental, orthodontic, or medical assessment. Cleaning alone does not correct a bite or treat a breathing problem.
A healthy start
Each visit can include saliva pH testing, an ozone rinse, head and neck exam.