We Focus on Preventative Dental Care
Even though tooth decay is very prevalent in children, there are many ways to prevent your child from getting tooth decay
"I've Grown Up With This Dentist"
"I’ve come Cypress Family Dental since I was a little girl. I keep coming back because the staff makes me feel very welcome. They have a lot of incentives. The best thing about this office is that everybody is so friendly and welcoming. They remember their patients very well when you come in and it just feels like family. If someone is looking for a dental office, I always refer them to Cypress Family Dental!"
"I’ve come Cypress Family Dental since I was a little girl. I keep coming back because the staff makes me feel very welcome. They have a lot of incentives. The best thing about this office is that everybody is so friendly and welcoming. They remember their patients very well when you come in and it just feels like family. If someone is looking for a dental office, I always refer them to Cypress Family Dental!"
Learn more about our doctors and the team at Cypress Family Dental
Cleaning & Exam
Dental Emergency
Cosmetic Dentistry
Your Child’s First Visit
Your child’s first regular dental visit or “happy visit” as we call it, should take place at around the age of 3
Our dentists in Cypress enjoy giving you the best service possible
Dr. Wood and Dr. Park and their fantastic staff are proud to provide a comprehensive range of dentistry treatments and procedures to patients of all ages. If you are looking for a Cypress dentist your whole family will love going to, we welcome you to our family dentistry practice where we’re passionate about helping kids, teens, and adults achieve and maintain optimal oral health!
We are available to answer your questions 24/7. Call us now.
(714) 828-4010
"The Importance of Primary Teeth"
Primary teeth are important, even though they're only temporary
"The first primary teeth to come in are the two bottom front teeth between the ages of 6 and 8 months. Then the four upper front teeth emerge through the gums. The rest of your baby’s teeth will typically appear in pairs along the sides of the jaw until about 2 ½ years of age, at which time your child should have all their primary teeth. Then between the ages of 5 and 6, the first permanent teeth will start to erupt. Some of the permanent teeth replace primary teeth and some don’t. Your child’s primary teeth are very important. These first teeth hold space for the permanent teeth and they help your child chew and speak. They also are important for appearance and good self-esteem. For these reasons, it is very important to provide your child with a nutritious diet full of healthy foods and see to it that they practice good oral hygiene to keep these teeth healthy."
"The first primary teeth to come in are the two bottom front teeth between the ages of 6 and 8 months. Then the four upper front teeth emerge through the gums. The rest of your baby’s teeth will typically appear in pairs along the sides of the jaw until about 2 ½ years of age, at which time your child should have all their primary teeth. Then between the ages of 5 and 6, the first permanent teeth will start to erupt. Some of the permanent teeth replace primary teeth and some don’t. Your child’s primary teeth are very important. These first teeth hold space for the permanent teeth and they help your child chew and speak. They also are important for appearance and good self-esteem. For these reasons, it is very important to provide your child with a nutritious diet full of healthy foods and see to it that they practice good oral hygiene to keep these teeth healthy."
