Pediatric and Children’s Dentistry in Stanton

Dedicated to Friendly and Thorough Care

Choosing a dentist for your child doesn’t have to be hard. But it’s understandable that you have concerns. At Primary Dental Care of Garden Grove, our first priority is your comfort -- to know that every one of your child’s teeth is in good hands, and that a trip to the dentist will be met with smiles, not tears.

Our entire dental team is dedicated to serving Orange County with incredible dental care that provides your child with the foundation they need, for a lifetime of good habits and great teeth. From infants to adolescents, when Stanton needs a dentist - we’re only a short drive away.

Meet Stanton’s Choice for Pediatric Dentistry

For many years, Dr. Marianna Ibrahim and the entire dental team at Primary Dental Care have remained dedicated to offering the highest level of pediatric dental care available in the Orange County area. With years of experience creating a friendly and comfortable environment for children and the latest knowledge and technology available, we are confident that you and your family have just found the dentist you’ve been looking for.

The Answers and Care You Need

When it comes to your child’s teeth, it’s only natural that you have questions. At Primary Dental Care, we get it, and we answer every question with the enthusiasm, support, and attentiveness that you would expect.

  • When should my child have their first dentist appointment?: Your child should see Dr. Ibrahim - at the latest - 6 months after their first tooth has broken through the surface of their gums (otherwise known as erupting).
  • How should I care for infant teeth?: Start early! Begin cleaning your child’s mouth before their teeth even come in. Wipe their gums after each feeding with a warm washcloth or a damp piece of sterile gauze.
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  • How should I prevent tooth decay while nursing?: Preventing tooth decay while nursing doesn’t have to be hard. First, avoid nursing your child to sleep, while also avoiding anything but water in their bottle when they’re going to bed.
  • Are thumsucking and pacifiers bad for my child’s teeth?: You don’t need to completely avoid pacifiers or avoid a thumbsucking habit. However, if either habit goes on for a long time they can certainly cause problems with your child’s bite. Dr. Ibrahim is experienced when it comes to encouraging children to give up these habits for better, healthier smiles

    • Looking for a great pediatric dentist in Stanton CA? Look no further

    Contact the friendly team at Primary Dental Care to schedule an appointment today