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Children's Dentistry Yakima - Dr. Eljack's Gentle Kids Care
Yakima Pediatric Dentistry: Gentle Care for Kids' Smiles
Technology
We invest in industry leading technology to ensure your comfort and the highest quality of diagnostics and care.
Patient Comfort
We strive to create a calm and friendly environment where you can feel relaxed and cared for at every appointment.
Exceptional Care
We’re dedicated to providing personalized dental care in Yakima that helps you achieve and maintain a healthy, confident smile.
No Judgement Dentistry
We are kind, compassionate, and understanding. We focus on patient education and providing treatment plan options.
We’re accepting new patients. Give us a call or request an appointment online.
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Children’s Dentistry Yakima WA
Looking for children’s dentistry in Yakima? At Yakima Valley Dentistry, we provide a comfortable and fun environment for your children’s dental visits. Our dedicated team, including Dr. Abdelrahim Eljack, is committed to providing great care and promoting good dental habits that will last a lifetime.
Our conveniently located dental practice on North 11th Avenue in East Yakima offers a wide range of pediatric dental services for infants, kids, and teens throughout Washington. We understand that every child is unique and requires extra care.
Pediatric Dental Services in Yakima
- Regular check-ups
- Cleanings
- Fluoride treatments
- Dental sealants
- Orthodontic care
- Emergency children dental services
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A patient experience that will keep you smiling…
Services
- General & Family Dentistry
- Cosmetic & Restorative Dentistry
- Orthodontics with Clear Aligners and More!
Technology
- Intraoral Cameras
- Digital X-Rays
- iTero Scanners
Comfort
- TV’s and Noise Cancelling Headphones
- Pillows, Blankets, Comfy Chairs
- Wifi, Coffee, Tea, and more!
Payment Options
- Insurance Friendly Practice
- Third Party Financing
- In-House Plans
Why Choose Our Children’s Dentistry in Yakima?
Our dentists at Yakima Valley Dentistry provide children’s dentistry in Yakima, WA and use modern technology to ensure your child receives quality treatment. We treat each child’s unique needs with a gentle approach.
- Experienced Team: Our dentists in Yakima have extensive experience treating children.
- State-of-the-Art Office: We use the latest technology for effective and efficient treatment.
- Child-Friendly Environment: Our office is designed to make children feel comfortable and at ease.
- Focus on Prevention: We emphasize patient education and preventive dental care.
- Convenient Location: We are conveniently located in Yakima to serve families throughout the area.
Our team understands that going to the dentist can be scary for children. We strive to create a positive and stress-free experience.
Emergency Dentistry for Children Yakima
If your child has a dental emergency, our dentists in Yakima are here to help. We provide prompt and compassionate care for dental emergencies, including:
- Toothaches
- Broken teeth
- Knocked-out teeth
- Dental injuries
Call us at 509-452-7003 for immediate assistance.
Schedule Your Child’s Appointment Today
Establish a foundation for a lifetime of healthy smiles. Schedule your child’s first visit with our children’s dentistry team in Yakima. Contact Yakima Valley Dentistry today at 509-452-7003 or visit our office at North 11th Avenue, Yakima, WA 98902.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will my child be in pain?
We use advanced techniques and equipment to minimize pain. We’ll make every effort to make sure your child is as comfortable as possible.
How often should my child go to the dentist?
Children should visit the dentist every 6 months.
Will my insurance cover the cost of the procedure?
The majority of insurance companies cover most of our treatments. For more detail on your coverage please call our office or your service provider.
When should my child first see a dentist?
We recommend that your child visit a dentist by their first birthday or within six months of their first tooth coming in.










