Board-certified pediatric dental practice providing compassionate care to children of all ages and abilities. Locally owned and operated since 2014, offering preventive, restorative, and sedation services with a focus on establishing positive oral health habits from an early age.
Details
Phone: (803) 327-3327
Website: http://rockhillkids.com/
Languages: English
Technology: state-of-the-art nitrous oxide system
Services
Emergency
- Emergency Dental Care — Same-day emergency appointments for dental pain and urgent issues
Pediatric
- Growth & Development Milestone Guidance & Monitoring — Monitoring and guidance for dental development milestones
Preventive
- Dental Sealants — Protective sealants for cavity prevention
- Fluoride Treatments — Fluoride application to strengthen tooth enamel
- Routine Dental Check-ups — Comprehensive dental examinations for children
- Teeth Cleanings — Professional cleaning and exams
Restorative
- Silver & Tooth-Colored Crowns — Crowns to repair and protect damaged teeth
- Tooth-Colored Fillings — Cosmetic restorative fillings for cavities
Sedation
- General Anesthesia — Sleep-like sedation for extensive procedures, administered by experienced professionals at Carolina Surgery Center
- Nitrous Oxide Sedation — Laughing gas for anxiety relief during dental procedures
- Oral Conscious Sedation — Oral sedation medication to help anxious children relax during appointments
Team
What patients say
Vibe: family-friendly
This practice receives polarized reviews reflecting two distinct experiences: parents of children with sensory issues, anxiety, or special needs praise the practice for patience and comfort measures, while others report troubling customer service inconsistencies, overly aggressive treatment recommendations for pediatric patients, and concerning handling of anxious children. The office excels with straightforward cleanings but has significant concerns around treatment decision-making and staff professionalism during initial visits.
kid-focusedinconsistent customer serviceexperienced with pediatricsmixed on anxiety managementpotentially aggressive treatment plansgood for routine cleanings
- Patient with sensory-sensitive child—staff exceptionally accommodating
- Showing 5-year-old dental tools before procedure and playing movies to comfort nervous children
- Oral sedation offered for pediatric procedures
- Aggressive extraction/crown recommendations for children when decay present
- Forced anesthesia administration to anxious child with staff physically restraining patient