Celebrating 15 Years Serving Our Community!

★★★★★ | Sean B.
★★★★★ | Sean B.
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I don't do reviews very often. However, this one for Dr. Mila Davis is easy and well-earned. She has taken care of my twin boys for 14 years. She and her staff are always professional and courteous. Now, it's time for my boys to graduate from Pediatric dentistry to the adult world. Thank you for all you have done. Your top-notch!
★★★★★ | P. Anderson
★★★★★ | P. Anderson
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Dr. Davis had been seeing my now 11, 9 and 7-year-old since they were 3, 1, and a newborn. I would not recommend anyone other than Dr. Davis!
★★★★★ | Tanya V.
★★★★★ | Tanya V.
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Dr Davis has been my children’s Dentist since they were 2 years old. I now have a 17 year old that is going to a General Dentist. The compliments he has been getting from his new dentist/hygienist is great to hear as a parent. Example: Rahim had serious work/trauma in his early childhood, however the work performed by Dr. Davis was done so well that one of the compliments were “you cannot tell that there were ever trauma to his mouth/teeth”. We also received compliments on his sealants. I will recommend Dr. Davis any day as a pediatric Dentist because of her people skills and work.
★★★★★ | Lacrica O.
★★★★★ | Lacrica O.
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Dr. Davis and her staff are wonderful. My child has been seeing Dr. Davis since 2015. She’s very caring, attentive, and ensures all questions are answered when questions arise.
★★★★★ | Danielle M.
★★★★★ | Danielle M.
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Dr. Davis has been an amazing provider for my young children. From timely service to referrals to the best Ortho – her consistency to keep families first goes unmatched. Congratulations on celebrating 15 years of excellence and many more!
Creating Smiles with Star Power!
12398 FM 423, Suite 1900, Frisco, TX 75033

Sealants, Bonding, and Composite Fillings

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White fillings allow your pediatric dentist to restore your child’s teeth. As a parent, you know how challenging it is to keep your child on a consistent schedule for oral care. They may sneak a little toothpaste into their mouth and call it a job well done. Because of this, childhood decay is prevalent and requires careful dentistry for restoration.

About Sealants

Dental sealants are applied to the chewing surfaces of the molars and can prevent cavities. Sealants cover the chewing surfaces of teeth with a protective shield that can prevent 80% of cavities for two years. They even continue working to help prevent 50% of cavities for up to a total of four years.

About Bonding

Bonding may be necessary when damage occurs, like a chipped tooth, because the tooth is unable to restore itself. It would be wonderful if teeth could naturally regenerate; however, since that’s not the case,  bonding offer a solution for restoring teeth. Tooth decay leads to cavities and when the decay is severe, other structures of the tooth become affected. When cavities develop, they require immediate care. Without special attention to the damaged tooth, the condition can worsen, leading to infection and in some cases, an abscess. When the damage reaches the nerve of the tooth, not only is it extremely painful for your child, but it also requires invasive dental procedures.

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About Composite Fillings

With white fillings, your pediatric dentist can quickly and neatly restore your child’s smile. This restoration protects your child’s tooth from further damage. Composite fillings are constructed with composite resin, which is made from a blend of both glass and plastic. This is a durable solution that outlasts other options. Previously, dark metals were used for tooth restoration. However, with composite fillings, your child’s smile is restored to look good as new, without the metal appearance that tells of dental work. Instead, your child can feel comfortable sharing their smile with the world without concern.

Benefits of Composite Fillings

Composite fillings are tooth-colored and blend well with the rest of your child’s teeth. Their undetectability is a primary benefit for parents concerned about metal fillings. Because of the natural resemblance of composite resin to teeth, less tooth preparation is required. This means your child can retain more of his or her natural tooth structure. If their permanent teeth have already grown in and they require a composite filling, the ability to retain the natural tooth structure becomes an even greater benefit. The final benefit is how long-lasting they are, often outliving other filling options.

Tooth decay is a reality for children—it could be a consequence of acidic foods and drinks that wear down their enamel and expose the more vulnerable parts of their teeth to bacteria. Composite fillings are a solution that delivers long-term protection in an aesthetically pleasing way.

Frequently asked Questions

Sealants, Bonding, and Composite Fillings

We recommend applying selants to the molars (back teeth) to protect the teeth from cavities. Speak with the dentist at your next visit about the best time to get selants for your child.
Call our office in Frisco to schedule an appointment. Dr. Davis will examine your child’s tooth to decide if bonding or another form of restorative treatment is needed.

Celebrate with us at this FREE event!

Dr. Davis invites you to join her in celebrating 15 years serving our community. This FREE event will be held on Saturday, April 20th, from 12pm-2pm at our office. You and your kids will get to enjoy Kona Ice, exploring the office, striking a pose in our photo booth, and much more!

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