Pediatric Dentist Serving Lafayette, CA
A short 12-minute drive from Lafayette to our Walnut Creek office.
Families from Lafayette come to us for…
Why families choose us
Anesthesiologist on staff
Complex treatment finished safely in a single appointment.
Laser dentistry
Less bleeding, faster healing, fewer needles for frenectomies.
Airway-focused care
We screen for sleep, breathing and speech, not just cavities.
Gentle, kid-first visits
Tell-show-do, cartoons in the chair, and no rushing.
Prevention first
Sealants, fluoride and habit coaching to avoid treatment later.
Getting here from Lafayette
Happy Valley, Burton Valley, Reliez Valley, Lafayette Plaza Park, Lafayette Reservoir, and families near Acalanes High, Stanley Middle, Lafayette Elementary and the Lafayette–Moraga Trail.
average drive from Lafayette
parking right at the entrance on San Miguel Dr
Monday through Friday
We've been a dental home for Lafayette children for years, and a good share of our new families arrive because another Lafayette parent sent them. Many are families whose child needed something a general dentist couldn't comfortably handle — a young toddler with early decay, a child with sensory sensitivities, or a treatment plan that called for sedation with an anesthesiologist in the room.
Lafayette parents ask us
Most Lafayette families reach us in about 12 minutes. Highway 24 to I-680 north is the standard route, and the Ygnacio Valley Road exit puts you two turns from our door. Morning appointments and afternoons after 2 p.m. tend to be the smoothest for traffic.
Quite a lot. We're a pediatric specialty practice, so the pacing, the language, and the room itself are designed for children. When anxiety or treatment needs go beyond what behavior guidance can handle, we have a dental anesthesiologist on site rather than referring your child out to a hospital in another city.
Yes. Late-afternoon slots fill first with families coming from Lafayette and Orinda, so book those a few weeks out. If you can manage a morning appointment, you'll usually get your pick of times and a shorter drive.
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends a first visit by the child's first birthday, or within six months of the first tooth appearing. That first visit is mostly about establishing a dental home and giving you guidance — it's short, low-key, and often happens with your child on your lap.
Book your child's visit
New patients from Lafayette are welcome. Call us or send a request and we'll find a time that works around school.
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