Children's Dentistry in Ampang
Gentle check-ups and care for growing smiles, where first visits are about getting comfortable.
What patients are saying
Real reviews from real patients, in their own words.
What is Children's Dentistry?
Children's dentistry covers check-ups, cleaning, fillings and advice for babies, children and teenagers, with the time and patience younger patients need.
Dr. Lim focuses on children's dentistry and early orthodontics. As well as keeping teeth healthy, she watches how your child's bite, jaw and adult teeth are developing, so any issues can be guided early.
First visits are mostly about getting comfortable: meeting the dentist, sitting in the chair and having a quick look. We'll explain everything to you and your child in plain, friendly words.
Your treatment, step by step.
Say hello
Your child meets the dentist and gets comfortable with the chair and the room.
Gentle check
We count and check their teeth, gums and bite, explaining as we go.
Clean and advice
A gentle clean if needed, plus simple brushing tips for you and your child.
Next steps
We let you know if anything needs attention, and when to come back.
Could Children's Dentistry Be Right for You?
We see children from their first teeth through their teenage years.
If your child is nervous, let us know. We'll go slowly and make the visit as calm as we can.
Your child's first tooth has come through, or they've turned one.
It's been six months or more since their last check-up.
Your child has a toothache, a chipped tooth or a sensitive spot.
You'd like advice on thumb-sucking, crooked teeth or their bite.
At your child's pace
We take things slowly, explain in simple words, and never rush a nervous child.
Watching how teeth grow
Dr. Lim looks at how your child's bite and jaw are developing, not just at cavities.
Prevention first
Early check-ups and good habits help avoid bigger problems later.
Frequently asked questions.
The questions patients ask us most about Children's Dentistry, answered plainly.
Around their first birthday, or when the first tooth appears. Early visits help children get used to the dentist before anything needs treating.
Keep it simple and positive. Avoid words like hurt or needle, and let them know the dentist will count and check their teeth.
Often, yes. Baby teeth hold space for adult teeth and help children eat and speak, so keeping them healthy matters.
Around age 7 is a good time for a first bite check. Dr. Lim can spot developing issues early, even if braces aren't needed yet.
Of course. Parents are welcome in the room.
Booking your child's first visit?
Message us and we'll find a time that suits your family.