Looking for a children’s dental check-up in Barnstaple?
We believe the best smiles begin early. Our check-ups monitor growth, catch issues early, and make healthy habits feel easy. We work gently, explain clearly, and create a space where little patients (and their parents) feel safe and seen.
WHY CHOOSE THIS TREATMENT?
We focus on prevention from the very first visit, catching small concerns early and guiding healthy habits that last a lifetime. It’s the simplest way to protect your child’s smile, long before problems ever start.
Our check-ups are calm, kind, and never rushed. Designed to help children feel safe, not scared. Our lead dentist has a natural way with children putting them at ease with humour, warmth, and genuine connection. Turning dental visits into something they're excited about.
Our team is led by a specialist with experience in paediatric dentistry and speciality in orthodontics, so we can monitor your child’s development with real insight. From tooth alignment to jaw growth, we keep a close eye on the details.
How we care for little smiles in Barnstaple
A children’s check-up at The Curve is calm, gentle, and built around trust. We start by helping your child feel settled, then carry out a full assessment of their teeth, bite, and development. Our dentist knows how to make visits fun and relaxing, so little ones leave feeling excited to come back. We’ll also talk through any findings with you, answer your questions clearly, and give tailored prevention advice to help protect their smile for good. It’s the kind of care that supports their health now, and sets them up well for the future.
PRICING
Child New Patient Assessment
A full oral health check including x-rays, photos, orthodontic screening, hygiene advice, prevention and a personalised treatment plan.
Existing Children's Check-up
A thorough review of their oral health, including photos, orthodontic screening, hygiene advice, and an updated treatment plan if needed.
Small X-ray (existing patients)
A detailed bitewing or periapical x-ray to assess specific areas of concern.
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