OWL PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY
We combine gentle dentistry with a fun, kid-friendly atmosphere, giving children and teenagers the confidence to care for their teeth today and for years to come.
Why Choose Us
The specialists at OWL Pediatric Dentistry are trained to recognize and treat the dental health needs of children of all ages and abilities, including those with special health needs and behavioral concerns. OWL Pediatric Dentistry is dedicated to providing a wide range of Pediatric and Orthodontic services to ensure the best care for your child.
Founded in 1982, our practice has been proudly serving the children of Bloomingdale, IL, and surrounding areas with exceptional pediatric dental care.
Meet Our Doctors
Jennifer M Campbell
DDS, FAAPD
Catherine Murphy
DDS, MS
Rachel Williams
DDS, FAAPD
Office Tour
Our Orthodontics Services
Early Orthodontics Intervention
Myofunctional Therapy
Traditional Braces
Emergency Orthodontics
Clear Alignment (ClearCorrect)
Let us develop a personlized treatment plan for you that addresses the root cause of your concern.
Your experience at Owl Pediatric Dentistry will look something like this:
Discuss
We'll meet to discuss your concerns, assess your health, and review our findings.
Plan
We'll create a treatment plan, discuss cost and schedule a follow up visit.
Treat
Using our integrative approach, we will address the root cause of your concerns.
Assess
At follow up visits we will assess your renewed well-being and set new goals.
Words of Affirmation
What parents just like you are saying.
Patient Education Section
How to Choose the Best Pediatric Dentist for Your Child
To choose a pediatric dentist, look for a board-certified specialist who trained specifically in children’s dentistry, check their experience and…
When Your Child Should Get a Tooth Extraction
A child usually needs a tooth extraction when a tooth is too decayed to repair, badly injured, infected, or blocking…
Exploring the Advantages of Early Orthodontic Assessments for Your Child
An early orthodontic assessment tells parents exactly where their child’s bite and jaw growth stand, usually around age 7, well…
Frequently Asked Question(FAQ)
How often should my child visit the dentist?
The American Dental Association recommends dental checkups every six months. Depending on your child’s individual oral health needs, we may recommend more frequent visits.
Is insurance provided on preventive treatments?
The majority of the plans include preventive care. We will assist our team in maximizing your benefits.
Is it safe to use fluoride treatment on children?
Yes. Fluoride is harmless and very effective in fortifying the enamel and avoidance of cavities.
How do dental sealants work?
Sealants form some protective layer on the molars, which lower the cavity risk in children.