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Restorative care for children

When a cavity needs more than a cleaning — we handle it here.

Fillings, crowns, extractions, space maintainers — done in one office, by a board-certified pediatric dentist who explains every step at your child's pace.

A laughing young boy lying with his hands behind his head
Four categories of care under one roof

What restorative care looks like here

Most of what your child needs after a cavity or injury can be handled in a single office — without a referral somewhere else.

Tooth-colored fillings

Quiet, careful work for small to moderate cavities — explained to your child in language they understand.

Pediatric crowns

For teeth too damaged for a filling. We use tooth-colored crowns where appropriate and stainless steel where it's the right call.

Extractions & space maintenance

When a baby tooth has to come out, we plan for what comes next — protecting the space the adult tooth will need.

Full mouth rehabilitation

Complex restorative cases handled in-office, including care delivered with our anesthesiology partners when that's the right path.

Twenty years of pediatric experience

If another office told you they couldn't do it here — we probably can.

Plenty of families arrive at Treehouse after being referred somewhere else for restorative work — sometimes more than once. The bouncing is exhausting, and it usually happens at the worst possible moment. Dr. Lambert built this practice with the clinical scope to be the place where that chain stops. Twenty years of experience across some of the most demanding pediatric environments in the country — applied carefully, unhurried, to each appointment.

Meet Dr. Lambert to talk through what your child needs.

Meet Dr. Lambert
Dr. Carrie Lambert, founder and board-certified pediatric dentist
Questions parents ask

What to know about restorative care

A few of the things families want to know before a restorative visit. Anything specific to your child, we're happy to talk through directly.

How do I know if my child needs restorative work?
Usually a cavity, chip, or injury found at a routine visit or exam. If something looks or feels off to you before then, reach out — we'd rather take a look early.
Will my child need to be referred elsewhere?
Usually not. Fillings, crowns, extractions, space maintenance, and even full mouth rehabilitation with anesthesia are handled here, in one office.
How do you keep my child comfortable during treatment?
Dr. Lambert explains every step in language your child understands, and paces the visit around them rather than the clock. For more extensive work, in-office anesthesia is available.
What happens after treatment?
You'll leave with clear, plain-language care instructions, and we'll follow up at your child's next routine visit to make sure everything's healing as expected.
Do you take insurance for restorative care?
We accept most common payment methods and will walk through coverage and cost with you directly — see our Patient Resources page for details.
Ready when you are

Let's talk about what your child actually needs.

Every request is reviewed personally — because your child's care matters enough to get right the first time. We'll be in touch within one business day.

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