COMMUNITY EVENTS

We care about you and our communities!  Dentistry for Children has participated in hundreds of school and community festivals and fairs. From face and hair painting and appearances from the Tooth Fairy, to providing dental health education and screenings, Dentistry for Children values our involvement at these events.

Now we’re asking you to “Say Cheese!”  Make your next event memorable with GrinCam.  Our talented Grin Cam crew will be coming to events in your area take pictures / capture the memories and show off your groups’ healthy shining teeth!

Attendees will receive a card with the website to download the event’s pics and special memory for FREE!  The Grin Cam crew will be available to attend sports events, health fairs, school festivals, and more. If you are interested in booking Grin Cam for your event, please fill out the Sponsorship Request Form below!

SPONSORSHIP REQUEST FORM

Sponsorship Request

Mom’s Clubs and PTO Programs

Dentistry for Children also provides informational sessions about dental care for Mom’s Clubs and Parent Teacher Organizations in private and public schools in the Atlanta metro area.  The 30 minute presentation answers questions about children’s dental health and provides helpful tips, as well as, illustrations and engaging discussions specifically for parents.

Dental Screening

According to the office of the U.S. Surgeon General, more than 51 million school hours are lost each year to dental-related illness. Dentistry for Children is proud to offer complimentary dental screenings to all schools in the Atlanta area.  A Registered Dental Hygienist from our practice quickly examines each student’s mouth to see if there are any visible dental or oral problems. Early diagnosis can eliminate pain, infection and progressive oral disease.

To schedule a complimentary screening at your school, contact Natalie Jones at Natalie.jones@dentistry4children.com.



  • 770-692-1000
    EMAIL US
    LOCATIONS

    Dental emergencies are stressful for anyone, but especially in children.

    We've covered some of the more common "emergency" issues that can arise, and what steps you should take at home following dental injuries.