What makes Iris Pediatric Dentistry different from other dental offices?

Iris Pediatric Dentistry combines advanced technology, like the Solea CO₂ laser for needle-free fillings, with a calm, judgment-free environment where children feel safe and comfortable.

Who are the dentists at Iris Pediatric Dentistry?

Dr. Leslie Murray and Dr. Kate Trieschman are board-certified pediatric dentists who specialize in gentle, minimally invasive care for children, including those with special healthcare needs.

What age should my child first visit the dentist?

We recommend a first visit by age one or within six months of the first tooth. Early visits help us track development and make dental care fun from the start.

What types of treatments do you offer?

Our services include exams, cleanings, laser fillings, silver diamine fluoride, sealants, extractions, and treatment under general anesthesia when needed.

What is laser dentistry, and why do you use it?

Our Solea CO₂ laser lets us treat most cavities without drills or shots. It's quiet, fast, and gentle—helping kids feel comfortable and confident during treatment.

Do you offer sedation or anesthesia for kids?

Yes, we offer safe sedation and general anesthesia options for children who need to sleep for dental treatment, either in-office or at Children's Hospital Colorado.

Do you treat children with special healthcare needs?

Absolutely. Our team has advanced training in caring for children with developmental or medical differences, adapting each visit to your child's comfort.

What insurance plans do you accept?

We accept Colorado Medicaid, CHP Plus, and most PPO plans. Families without insurance can join our in-office care plan for savings on dental visits.

What is the in-office care plan?

Our in-office care plan provides big savings for families without insurance. It includes preventive visits and discounts on additional treatments for a yearly membership fee.

How do you help anxious children feel comfortable?

We use kid-friendly language, gentle pacing, and a calm environment so children can build trust and confidence during their dental visits.

Do you take X-rays, and are they safe?

Yes, we use digital X-rays that are extremely low in radiation and only take them when necessary for safe and effective treatment planning.

How can I schedule an appointment?

You can schedule an appointment online through our website or call our Denver office at 720-678-9401.

Do you accept referrals from other doctors?

Yes. Referring providers can send patient information and X-rays to hello@irispediatricdentistry.com using our HIPAA-secure email.

What should I do after my child’s dental procedure?

Follow our post-op instructions for comfort and healing. These are available on our website under Post-Op Instructions.

How can I prevent cavities at home?

Brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste, floss nightly, limit sugary snacks, and visit every six months for checkups and cleanings.

What if my child has dental anxiety or past trauma?

Our team uses patience, clear communication, and gentle desensitization techniques to help every child feel safe and regain confidence.

Where is Iris Pediatric Dentistry located?

We are located at 3545 Quebec St #110, Denver, CO 80207, near Central Park. Our office is bright, fun, and welcoming for kids.

How often should my child see the dentist?

We recommend checkups and cleanings every six months to keep your child’s teeth healthy and prevent cavities.

What if my child gets a cavity?

Don’t worry! We offer gentle, minimally invasive options like laser fillings or silver diamine fluoride to treat cavities comfortably.

How do I prepare my child for their first visit?

Talk about the dentist positively, show your child pictures of our office, and remind them that we’re here to help keep their smile healthy and happy.

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Post Extraction Care

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Post Crown Care

Post Sealant Care

Dental Surgery (General Anesthesia) Post Op Instructions