Pediatric Dentistry for Every Stage of Childhood in Loveland

Cavity-Free Starts Here

At Pediatric Dentistry of Loveland, we believe every child deserves a healthy, confident smile from the very beginning. Dr. Katie Galm and Dr. Matthew Eusterman are pediatric dentists, which means they have advanced training focused entirely on the oral health needs of infants, children, teens, and patients with special needs.

As parents themselves, Dr. Katie and Dr. Matthew understand how important it is to find a dental team you can trust. Their education-friendly approach helps children feel comfortable while giving parents the tools and knowledge they need to prevent cavities, support healthy development, and build lifelong habits.

As our doctors often say, “We receive our kids into this world cavity-free, and it’s our mission to keep them that way.”

How Is a Pediatric Dentist Different from a General Dentist?

The biggest difference between a pediatric dentist and a general dentist is specialized training. After dental school, pediatric dentists complete an additional two-year residency focused exclusively on treating children and preventing common oral health concerns in growing smiles.

This advanced training gives Dr. Katie and Dr. Matthew unique insight into developing teeth, jaws, facial growth, childhood habits, dental anxiety, special needs dentistry, sedation options, and age-appropriate communication. Their expertise helps families navigate every stage of childhood oral health, from infancy through the teenage years.

What Are the Benefits of Choosing a Pediatric Dentist?

Choosing a pediatric dentist gives your child access to care designed specifically for kids. At Pediatric Dentistry of Loveland, families benefit from:

  • A fun, tropical-themed office designed to feel welcoming and child-friendly
  • Pediatric dentists with advanced training in growing smiles
  • Education-based visits that help children build lifelong healthy habits
  • Specialized care for infants, toddlers, children, teens, and patients with special needs
  • Safe sedation and anesthesia options when needed
  • Services designed just for kids, including infant exams, frenectomies, orthodontic evaluations, preventive care, mouthguards, and more
  • A caring team that understands how to make dental visits calm, positive, and empowering

What Ages Do Pediatric Dentists Treat?

Pediatric dentists care for children from infancy through the teenage years. Since the mouth, jaw, and facial structures continue developing into adolescence, most patients transition to a general dentist around age 18.

Until then, our team supports every stage of your child’s growth with preventive care, education, early intervention, and age-appropriate guidance.

Dentistry for Infants

Even if your baby has only one tooth — or no teeth yet — early dental visits can make a big difference. Infant visits allow Dr. Katie and Dr. Matthew to evaluate oral development, check for tethered oral tissues like tongue and lip ties, support feeding concerns, and help parents care for emerging teeth and gums.

These visits are about more than checkups. They give families the confidence and tools they need to support healthy growth from the very beginning.

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Dentistry for Toddlers

Toddler visits help children build comfort in the dental setting while giving parents support through major developmental milestones. Our team coaches families on brushing routines, teething concerns, nutrition, speech and facial development, and early cavity prevention.

In our playful, tropical space, toddlers can feel safe, curious, and confident as they begin building lifelong oral health habits.

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Dentistry for Children

As children grow into their school years, their dental needs continue to change. Sweet treats, sports, new routines, and developing independence can all affect their smiles.

At Pediatric Dentistry of Loveland, we help families stay ahead of potential concerns with routine checkups, cleanings, hygiene coaching, growth monitoring, and protective options like custom mouthguards.

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Dentistry for Teens

Teenagers still benefit greatly from seeing a pediatric dentist. During these years, permanent teeth, jaw development, nutrition, sports habits, orthodontic needs, and oral hygiene routines all play an important role in long-term health.

Dr. Katie and Dr. Matthew help teens take ownership of their smiles with respectful, personalized care that supports confidence, prevention, and healthy habits into adulthood.

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Special Needs Dentistry

Our pediatric dental team is experienced in caring for children with a wide range of medical, developmental, behavioral, and sensory needs. Dr. Katie and Dr. Matthew trained at top Children’s Hospitals, where they cared for many patients with complex needs.

We are happy to make thoughtful accommodations so each child feels safe and supported. For children who need extra help, we also offer gentle sedation and anesthesia options.

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Children with Neurodivergence

Our clinic was intentionally designed to provide neuro-affirming care that honors the unique needs of children with neurodivergence and autism. From sensory-friendly treatment rooms and interactive lobby screens to calming check-in options and private entry upon request, every detail is crafted to support neurodivergence. We are honored to be a trusted resource for families, and we are dedicated to helping every child feel safe, supported, and empowered in an environment that respects their individual way of experiencing the world.