Areas we serve
Pediatric dental care for families across south Placer County
We have one office, in Roseville, and we're proud to care for children from all over the area. Whether you live down the street or a short drive away, here's what to know about visiting us.
Communities we welcome
Each page covers driving routes, local school dental requirements, water and fluoride notes, and answers to common questions from that community.
Right here at home
Caring for Roseville kids
We look forward to caring for families from all over Roseville, from the neighborhoods around downtown and Old Town to the newer communities in west Roseville. Depending on where you live, your child may attend schools in the Roseville City, Dry Creek Joint Elementary, Eureka Union, or Western Placer Unified districts, then a Roseville Joint Union high school.
Whichever school your child attends, California's Kindergarten Oral Health Assessment applies. Children need a dental assessment by May 31 of their first year in public school, whether that's transitional kindergarten, kindergarten, or first grade. Bring the school's form to your child's checkup and we'll complete it.
Roseville families also benefit from fluoridated city water. The City of Roseville adds fluoride to its supply at the level recommended for preventing cavities. If your child drinks mostly bottled or filtered water, let us know. It changes how we think about fluoride varnish and toothpaste.
Visiting from farther away?
- Ask for back-to-back visits for siblings.
- Fill out patient forms before you arrive.
- Book your next checkup before you leave for the best choice of times.
- For a dental injury, call us first so we can prepare.
Service area FAQ
Questions about visiting us
Need directions? Visit our contact page.
Do you have more than one office?
No. We have a single office in Roseville. Families from nearby communities visit us there, and your child sees the same familiar team every time.
Do you see children who live outside Roseville?
Absolutely. We welcome families from Rocklin, Granite Bay, Lincoln, Loomis, Citrus Heights, Antelope, and other nearby areas. There are no residency requirements.
Does my county affect my insurance?
For most private dental plans it doesn't matter which county you live in. Medi-Cal Dental works differently in Sacramento County, where most members are enrolled in a dental managed care plan with its own network, so check with your plan first. We're happy to help you verify benefits.
What should I do if we have an emergency while driving in?
Call us so we can be ready when you arrive. For a knocked-out adult tooth, keep it in milk and come straight in. For a head injury, heavy bleeding, or trouble breathing, go to the nearest emergency room or call 911.
Ready for a happy, healthy smile?
We’re opening soon in Roseville. Request an appointment and our team will reach out to schedule.