Founder
Dr Tayo-Adewale Aisha
Consultant Oral Medicine
Treatments
Child dental care
A first visit they will not be afraid of.
Plan and price first
Nothing begins until you agree to it.
Unhurried visits
Time to ask everything you want to ask.
HMO accepted
Nine partner health plans, billed for you.
Gentle by default
Say you're nervous and we pace it to you.
How a child feels about their first few dental visits tends to follow them into adulthood. So we go slowly. Early visits are often nothing more than a ride in the chair, a count of the teeth and a sticker. We explain everything to them, in their own words, before we do it. There is a play area, and no one rushes.
This is for you if
- Your child has never seen a dentist and you want it to go well
- You want their teeth checked before a problem starts hurting
- A previous visit somewhere else frightened them
Esther, front desk
A real person. Replies during clinic hours.
Questions about child dental care? Ask before you book.
Prefer to talk?Call +234 704 002 0055
Step by step
How it works
- 1
Meeting us
The first visit is about the room, not the teeth. Sitting in the chair, meeting the dentist, seeing the mirror. Often nothing else happens at all.
- 2
A gentle look
We count and check the teeth, showing them each instrument first. Nothing goes near a child's mouth before they have seen it and understood it.
- 3
Prevention
Fluoride varnish and fissure sealants where they help, plus brushing shown to them rather than lectured at you.
- 4
Coming back
Regular short visits keep it ordinary. A child who visits when nothing is wrong is far less frightened on the day something is.
A closer look
Shown first, then done
Nothing goes near a child's mouth before they have seen it, held it if they want to, and understood what it does. That is what makes the next visit easy.
Book this treatment →Meet your team
Meet our Dental Experts
Real people, one small team. The person who greets you at the door is the same one who calls to check on you afterwards.
Dr Obe
Dentist
Nurse Victoria
Dental Nurse
Tope
Office Administrator
Janet
Front Office
Gift
Dentist
Esther
Front Office & Patient Care
Covered by an HMO? We work with Nigeria's leading health plans.
Honest answers
How old should my child be for a first visit?
Around their first birthday, or whenever the first teeth appear. Early visits are mostly about familiarity, and they make everything afterwards easier.
My child is already terrified. What then?
Tell us when you book and we will plan around it. That usually means a longer, slower appointment where we do less than we could, so that next time we can do more.
Do baby teeth really matter if they fall out anyway?
Yes. They hold the space for the adult teeth behind them, and decay in a baby tooth hurts a child just as much. Losing them early can crowd what follows.
Can I stay with them?
Of course. For younger children we would rather you did. There is also a lounge if an older child would prefer to do it alone.
How do I prepare them beforehand?
Keep it light and avoid words like hurt, needle or drill, even to promise there will not be any. Say they are going to have their teeth counted, and leave the rest to us.
Something else on your mind?Ask us directly, we answer fast.