Checkups & prevention
Tooth development, brushing advice, fluoride and sealants when indicated.
Kids dentist in PyeongtaekLittle voices.
Little voices.
Listened to.
From a first checkup to a nervous moment, we make space to explain, listen and understand your child.
“Can we take
a little break?”
a little break?”
We’re listening.
Small signals. A little more reassurance.A little understanding goes a long way
At your child’s pace.
Children don’t all feel the same in the dental chair. Their words and reactions help us understand how to support them.
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Explain first
We talk through what comes next in a way your child can understand.
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Agree on a signal
Your child can let us know when something feels uncomfortable. We ask and listen.
- 3
Pause & reassure
When it is safe, we pause, check the discomfort and help your child get ready to continue.
We also watch your child’s response during local anesthesia. Comfort and treatment choices are assessed individually; a completely pain-free visit cannot be promised.
Small changes deserve attentionWatch closely.
Watch closely.
Explain clearly.
An early cavity does not always mean immediate drilling. When monitoring is appropriate, we explain what we see and compare changes at follow-up visits.
You’ll hear whether a spot appears stable, is changing or needs treatment—along with advice for care at home.
Look at the small changes
Check→Explain→Review
Monitoring intervals and treatment decisions depend on your child’s needs.
Care for growing smilesPrevention.
Prevention.
Reassurance. Treatment.
A visit is a chance to understand what your child needs now and what to keep an eye on next.
Cavity care
Understand the finding, treatment choices and fees before making a decision.
Support for anxious children
Communication comes first. Nitrous oxide may be considered after an individual assessment.
Nitrous oxide (“laughing gas”) is a form of inhalation sedation. It is not appropriate for every child. The dentist explains suitability, precautions and alternatives.
Meet your child’s dentistListening is
Listening is
part of the visit.
Dr. Kim and the team take your child’s questions and reactions seriously, while helping parents understand the care plan.
Children’s dental care
Dr. Kim Ji-eun
김지은 대표원장
Lead dentist with a dental anesthesiology credential and a focus on listening to children.
Education & training
- Dentistry, Dankook University
- Bachelor’s degree, POSTECH
- American Heart Association pediatric advanced life support course
- Member, Korean Academy of Pediatric Dentistry
For international & military familiesClear steps.
Clear steps.
Fewer unknowns.
Visiting from the Camp Humphreys community? Here is how payment and insurance paperwork work at our clinic.
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Discuss your care
Review the proposed treatment and fees with the clinic before deciding.
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Pay at the clinic
Patients pay the clinic directly for their dental care.
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Request your documents
We provide documents for you to submit to your insurance provider.
For TRICARE / United Concordia or other plans, please confirm overseas benefits, any preauthorization and document requirements with your insurer before treatment. Reimbursement is determined by your plan; direct billing and network participation are not implied.
A few things you may be wondering
Before you visit.
What if my child is afraid or starts crying?
Let us know about past experiences before the appointment. We ask what feels uncomfortable, explain the next step and make room for a pause when it is safe. Support is tailored to each child.
Will every small cavity need treatment right away?
No single approach fits every cavity. The dentist assesses the tooth, the activity of the lesion and your child’s risk. Some early findings can be monitored with preventive care; others need treatment.
Do you offer laughing gas?
Nitrous oxide may be used when the dentist considers it appropriate. Please discuss your child’s medical history, current medications and any breathing concerns directly with the clinical team.
What should we bring for a first visit?
Bring any relevant previous dental records and a list of medications or allergies to discuss with the dentist. Tell the clinic about the language support you need when you arrange the appointment.
Find us in PyeongtaekSee you on
See you on
the fifth floor.
In Yongjuk, Pyeongtaek. Save the Korean address for your map app or taxi driver.
TW Building · underground parking available
120 Sosa 5-gil,
TW Building, Suite 502
Pyeongtaek-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
경기도 평택시 소사5길 120, TW빌딩 502호
맘맘키즈치과의원
맘맘키즈치과의원
- Monday–Friday
- 9:30 am–6:30 pm
- Lunch break
- 12:00–1:30 pm
- Saturday
- 9:00 am–1:30 pm
- Sunday & public holidays
- Closed
Please confirm your appointment and holiday hours before traveling. Ask the clinic about parking validation.
A good visit starts with a conversationLet’s take
Let’s take
the first step.
WhatsApp and email inquiries are coming soon. For now, call the clinic or use Naver Booking to arrange a visit.
Naver’s booking service is in Korean. Please confirm language support with the clinic before your appointment.