Kirkland Pediatric Dentist
Evergreen Pediatric & Airway Dentistry in Kirkland, WA, provides gentle, expert care to turn dental & health concerns into healthy, happy smiles and healthy lives.
Personalized Care
Personalized dental & health care tailored to your child’s needs.
Kid Centered
Our focus extends beyond dentistry – it’s about relationships.
Healthier Lives
Healthier lives for kids start with clear airways for better breathing.
Smiles for Every Child
Struggling with your child’s dental issues can ripple through your whole life, affecting your work and home environment. We get it—when your child is in pain, nothing feels right. You’re not just looking for a dentist; you’re looking for a way to ease the stress and restore balance to your family’s life.
That’s where we come in. We focus on compassionate, effective pediatric dental care that addresses not just the symptoms but the overall impact on your family’s well-being. Let’s bring back those joyous, pain-free smiles and turn dental care into a positive experience for your child.
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Kid-Friendly Dentist You Can Trust
Dr. Susan Kim’s Pediatric Dentistry is all about giving your kid a confident smile and you, the peace of mind about their dental health. Dr. Susan and our team adore our young patients. We’re here to ensure they achieve their brightest smile. Our treatments are gentle and the environment welcoming, making dental visits a fun experience for your child.
Don’t wait to get started! Bring your child in to enjoy our $99 New Patient Special. Remember, we’re always here to offer a second opinion at no cost. Call us at 425-814-3196 to book an appointment online.
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What is Airway Dentistry?
Dr. Susan specializes in Airway Dentistry, focusing on improving breathing issues. Our team knows how important breathing is to health. We look at the whole picture to fix airway problems. This helps you feel your best.
We use cool tools to check for things like blocked airways, snoring, and sleep troubles. Our dentists tailor plans just for you. This might mean special devices, exercises, or other steps. Better airways mean better sleep and more energy.
Don’t ignore breathing problems. Call us to see how we can help your child breathe better and boost their health.
Sleep Disordered Breathing (SDB)
The size of our jaws directly influences the development of our airways, giving rise to a diverse range of symptoms and health concerns such as:
- ADHD/ADD
- Bedwetting
- Crowded Crooked Teeth
- Snoring
- Teeth Grinding
- Tongue or lip ties
Dr. Susan helps kiddos with sleep-related breathing issues. She’s great at spotting children at high risk and working with doctors. These problems have many causes, and teamwork between Dr. Susan and medical pros leads to the best care.
Recent Research Shows...
A recent study revealed a startling statistic: almost 93% of kids have crooked teeth due to underdeveloped jaws. This can cause breathing issues.
Well trained airway dentists can spot signs of poor jaw development or facial growth as early as 6 months old. Catching these signs early can mean better treatment for sleep-related breathing problems. These often happen with small jaws and mouth breathing. It’s key to teach about the benefits of breathing through the nose.
The Evergreen Sleep Solutions For Kids
Evergreen Pediatric & Airway Dentistry’s System is a forward-thinking method focusing on early jaw development. It promotes nasal breathing, which can prevent and even fix many health issues down the line. By getting to the heart of why teeth might not line up, it often means kids won’t need braces or teeth pulled.
Dr. Susan and her team are highly trained and educated to provide different treatment solutions for their little patients as young as 6 months old to their older patients in their late teens. These tools are key in helping natural growth, fighting off the negative effects of today’s lifestyle on kids’ teeth, jaws, and breathing.
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MEET DR. SUSAN KIM
Your Pediatric Dentist in Kirkland, WA
Dr. Susan received her dental degree in 2000 from Columbia University College of Dental Medicine. Combining her two passions, children and dentistry, she continued her training in a pediatric dentistry postdoctoral program at Columbia. In addition to providing the best customized dental care for your child, Dr. Susan is on a mission to help her patients breathe better and sleep better so that they can achieve their optimal growth potential.
Dr. Susan is a certified provider for Vivos and HealthyStart, Myo Munchee and Myobrace programs that help children address sleep disordered breathing, snoring and mild to moderate sleep apnea in a non-invasive, non-surgical approach. She is also certified with Light Scalpel, a CO2 laser used to release tongue and lip ties on babies through adults.
Her four teen boys keep her busy cooking in her free time, but she likes to sneak out onto the golf course if she can or find some peaceful moments in yoga.
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Evergreen Pediatric & Airway Dentistry
Our dental office is conveniently located on Totem Lake Blvd in Kirkland. Get directions to our office or book an appointment today!
Contact Us
Phone:
425-814-3196
Address:
12910 Totem Lake Blvd NE #103,
Kirkland, WA 98034
Email:
hello@evergreenkidsdentist.com
Practice Hours
Monday: 7:30am-4:00pm
Tuesday: 7:30am-4:00pm
Wednesday: 7:30am-4:00pm
Thursday: 7:30am-4:00pm
Friday: Closed
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Common Questions About Pediatric Dentistry
What is pediatric dentistry?
Pediatric dental care is specialized dental care designed to help children under 18 enjoy happy, healthy smiles. Pediatric dentistry should help set a child up for a lifetime of good oral hygiene habits and a beautiful smile. Dr. Susan Kim, your child’s board-certified pediatric dentist, is ready to help them maintain optimal oral health.
Why is pediatric dentistry important?
Pediatric dentistry is important because children have different dental needs than adults do. Their jaws and teeth are still developing and need the skills of a dentist who is experienced in treating children on a regular basis. We love seeing kids of all ages in our office, so you can feel comfortable bringing them here for their smile care. Dr. Susan is certified to use Vivos and HealthyStart, Myo Munchee and Myobrace program solutions that promotes healthy development to help your child avoid the need for orthodontic care.
When should a child first visit the dentist?
Generally, children should visit the dentist when their first tooth comes through, or by age 1. It’s important that your child feels comfortable about visiting the dentist, so we maintain a kid-friendly atmosphere to make their dental experiences positive from an early age. We’ll provide preventive care, closely monitor their dental development, and help with issues like pacifier use and thumb sucking.
Can I prevent cavities in my child’s teeth?
Good oral hygiene and regular care from a pediatric dentist go a long way toward preventing cavities. Make sure your child brushes at least twice a day with a toothpaste that contains fluoride, and see us every six months for an exam and cleaning. It’s also a good idea to limit their consumption of sugary or highly acidic foods ad drinks. For added protection against cavities, ask your dental team about treatment with fluoride and/or dental sealants.
Are pacifiers bad for teeth?
They can be. They can affect the alignment of your child’s teeth and may even cause changes in the roof of the mouth. Dental problems related to pacifier use are more common in children older than age 2, those who vigorously suck their pacifier, and those who use one all of the time. If you’re concerned about your child’s pacifier use, let us know. We can offer suggestions to help wean them off a pacifier.