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🦷Little Harbor

Kids’ dentistry · Brighton

A brave little dive.

Scroll down with your kid. The first visit is a short trip to the bottom of the harbor, and every step is explained twice: once for them, once for you.

Start the dive ↓

Depth 3 ft · The waiting room

Hi! I'm Pearl. First stop is the waiting room. There's a fish tank and a whole basket of books.

— Pearl the octopus

For grown-ups

Check-in takes two minutes. Do the forms online before you come and you skip the clipboard entirely.

Depth 6 ft · The big comfy chair

This is the big comfy chair. It goes up and down like a ride. You can bring a stuffy!

— Finn the fish

For grown-ups

The chair reclines slowly. Parents can sit right alongside for every visit.

Depth 9 ft · Mr. Mirror

Coral has a tiny mirror. She uses it to count your teeth. Can you guess how many?

— Coral the crab

For grown-ups

A gentle exam with words kids know. We count, look and explain as we go.

Depth 12 ft · The tooth tickle

The tooth tickler polishes your teeth. It tastes like strawberries. Or bubblegum. You pick!

— Shelly the turtle

For grown-ups

Cleaning with flavored paste. Fluoride varnish is optional and takes thirty seconds.

Depth 15 ft · Glow photos

Smile for a glow photo! It's super quick and it doesn't hurt one bit.

— Glow the jellyfish

For grown-ups

X-rays only when there's a reason, at the lowest dose, with a lead apron.

Depth 18 ft · The treasure chest

You made it to the bottom! Big Blue keeps the treasure chest. Pick a prize!

— Big Blue

For grown-ups

We go over everything in plain words and book the next visit before you leave.

Will insurance cover it?

Pick your plan. We’ll tell you right now.

New-patient forms

Five minutes on your phone. Saves you the clipboard.

Reminders by text

Two days before, and the morning of. Reply C to confirm.

Nervous kid?

Book a free 'happy visit': ride the chair, meet the team, no cleaning.

Sample reviews

“My four-year-old asked when she can go back to see Big Blue. At the dentist.”
Jess, mom of two
“They explained everything to my son first, then to me. Zero tears.”
Omar, dad
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