need a new dentist for the whole family?
Dr. Jackson is a local Liberty family dentist who provides general, surgical, and cosmetic care for people of all ages. His goal is to create a welcoming and positive dental care experience for every patient who walks through the door. Our team specializes in helping younger kids, teens, and adults develop a great relationship with their dentist.
Give us a call today at (816) 608-8457 to request an appointment for you or your family member.
our most popular family dentistry services
No-Drill Cavity Fillings
We offer the only pain-free white fillings in Liberty! If you or your family have a few cavities, let’s take care of them before they lead to bigger problems. No pain, no stress, and potentially no need for anesthesia!
Protective Sealants
Dental sealants are a thin, protective coating that easily adheres to your teeth and protects against tooth decay. Our dental sealant treatments are great for both children and adults. The earlier you get them, the better!
Sports Mouthguards
Do your kids play contact sports like football, soccer, basketball, or hockey? All these sports and others can lead to chipped and cracked teeth. We offer custom mouthguards as a great way to protect teeth.
Emergency Care
We offer quick care for your family when you need it the most. Get help for toothaches, broken teeth, swollen gums, and more. Get in touch and we’ll get you scheduled for immediate care in our Liberty office.
your questions, answered
Are cavities a problem for baby teeth?
Even though baby teeth are temporary, decay and cavities can cause life-long damage, including infections and orthodontic issues. Don’t ignore the health of baby teeth!
Should my child get a dental sealant?
Sealants are most effective when they’re placed right after permanent molars come in. This is usually around age 6 for the first molars and age 12 for the second molars.
When should I schedule my child’s first dental visit?
Make sure your child has their first dentist visit by age one or 6 months after their first tooth comes in, whichever comes first.
How should I take care of my child’s teeth?
During infancy, use a soft cloth to clean their gums. Once their first tooth comes in, make sure to schedule your child a dental checkup and start a routine of brushing their teeth before bed. Most importantly, avoid giving your baby juice or pop in their bottle. Even with proper brushing, sugary drinks like these are the leading cause of tooth decay.
we look forward to knowing you!
our liberty office
8650 NE Shoal Creek Valley Dr Kansas City, MO 64157 Get Directions
Call (816) 608-8457 Text (816) 340-6288
Monday: 7AM - 5PM Tuesday: 7AM - 5PM Wednesday: 7AM - 5PM Thursday: 7AM - 5PM
