Our dentists don’t just work in the practice—we also visit local schools to bring oral health education to life. With interactive sessions, props and plenty of enthusiasm, we show children why brushing matters and how to make it part of their daily routine.
The same energy carries into our appointments, where we explain things in child-friendly ways and celebrate small wins, building trust with every visit.
Calming interiors in our stone-built practice near the Gibside estate.
A gentle, prevention-led approach to protect young smiles.
School outreach to make brushing fun and engaging.
TVs in the chair to provide a welcome distraction.
Empathetic dentists and dental therapists who understand children’s needs.
Clear advice and support for parents.
Every child is unique. If your child is particularly anxious, we can adapt visits to suit them—whether that means shorter appointments, extra time to get comfortable, or a calm introduction to the dental chair.
Our dental team is skilled in helping children with special educational needs, such as autism and ADHD. If you would like to know how we can support your child in their dental visits, please let us know.
From school visits to calming practice appointments, we love helping children feel proud of their smiles. Step into our welcoming stone building near the Gibside estate, and let’s make dental care fun and reassuring for your child.
Children’s teeth may be small, but they play a big role in eating, speaking and guiding adult teeth into place. Regular dental visits help spot problems early, prevent decay and encourage positive habits that last well into adulthood.
Reasons to bring your child in:
We recommend bringing them along when their first teeth appear, or by their first birthday.
We take things slowly, explain everything clearly and use gentle encouragement.
Yes. They guide adult teeth into place and help with speech and eating. Dental decay is a leading cause for absence from school, and the number one reason a child for hospital admissions for children aged 6-10 years.
Yes, we may recommend them if your child is at higher risk of decay but can discuss alternatives.
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