Kids Dentistry
Creating happy, healthy smiles from the very first tooth
Our kid-friendly dental care combines gentle expertise with a fun, welcoming environment, so every visit feels like a positive adventure.
Where Little Smiles Shine Bright
At Lau & Su Partners Dental, Bukit Jalil, we’re passionate about nurturing bright, confident smiles—starting from the very first tooth. Our specialized pediatric dental care is built around a warm, child-friendly environment where young patients feel at ease, and parents feel confident they’re in expert hands.
We offer a full range of age-appropriate services, including gentle cleanings, fluoride treatments, protective dental sealants, and early orthodontic assessments. For children who feel anxious or need a bit more comfort, we also provide safe and effective mild sedation options, ensuring a calm and stress-free experience.
Our goal is more than healthy teeth—we’re here to build lifelong trust, instill great oral hygiene habits, and make dental visits something kids can actually look forward to. Every smile matters to us, and at Lau & Su Partners Dental, Bukit Jalil, we’re proud to be your family’s partner in growing up smiling..
Caring for Little Smiles, One Tooth at a Time
We provide a full spectrum of pediatric dental services, including:
- Routine Check-ups & Cleanings– Preventive care tailored to children’s growing smiles.
- Fluoride Treatments – Strengthen enamel and reduce the risk of tooth decay.
- Dental Sealants – Protective coatings that shield molars from cavities.
- Cavity Fillings – Tooth-colored and minimally invasive, designed with kids in mind.
- Early Orthodontic Evaluation – Spot and address bite or alignment issues early.
- Oral Hygiene Education – Fun, interactive guidance to build lifelong healthy habits.
Common questions
Kids Dentistry — your questions answered
The things patients ask us most before starting treatment. If yours is not here, message us and a dentist will answer it.
Where can I find a gentle children's dentist in Bukit Jalil?
At Lau & Su Dental on the first floor of Jalil Link, off Jalan Jalil Jaya 6. Children are seen by our resident dentists, and Dr. Khoo Cher Xing has a particular interest in paediatric dentistry. A child's first visit is kept short and unhurried — a ride in the chair, a count of the teeth, a look around — because a calm first experience decides how a child feels about the dentist for years. We are open seven days, including both weekend days, so visits can fit around school.
When should a child first see a dentist?
By their first birthday, or within six months of the first tooth appearing, whichever comes first. That sounds early, but the first visit is not about treatment: it lets the dentist check that teeth and jaws are developing normally, show you how to clean a toddler's teeth, and get the child used to the room and the chair while there is nothing wrong. Children who start early rarely develop a fear of the dentist.
Do cavities in baby teeth really need treating?
Yes. Baby teeth hold the space that the adult teeth will grow into; if one is lost early to decay, the neighbouring teeth drift into the gap and the adult tooth comes through crooked or blocked. Untreated decay is also painful, can lead to infection, and — because children learn from experience — teaches a child that the dentist is somewhere you go when things hurt. A small filling early is far kinder than an extraction later.
How do I prepare my child for a first dental visit?
Keep it light. Talk about it as a normal, slightly fun outing rather than something to be brave about, and avoid words like pain, needle or drill — even 'it won't hurt' plants the idea. A picture book about visiting the dentist, or playing dentist at home by counting each other's teeth, works well. On the day, let us do the talking in the room; our dentists are used to children and will go at your child's pace.
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