Van Nuys, CA Location
Children's Dental FunZone
Are you looking for a dentist for your child? We’re here to help!
Choosing the right dental care doesn’t have to be stressful. We offer free consultations, welcome walk-ins, provide same-day emergency care, and accept most insurance plans at multiple convenient locations. With over 20 years of experience, a fun, kid-friendly environment, and flexible scheduling, you can feel confident your child is receiving high-quality, professional care when it matters most.
We proudly provide pediatric dental care to families in the Van Nuys, CA area. Walk-in visits are always welcome, and flexible scheduling makes it easy to fit appointments into your busy routine.
Contact us today or book online to get started with a free consultation.
Main Phone: (747) 200-0475
Toll-Free Phone: (800) 717-KIDS (5437)
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Van Nuys, CA Team
Danny
Location Manager
I’ve graduated from California State University of Northridge with a Bachelor of Arts with an emphasis in Graphic Design.
I’m a family-oriented person who works hard and tries to enjoy life along the way. I have experience in the dental field, where I’ve learned how to work with people, solve problems, and keep a busy office moving. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my family, staying active, and doing things that help me recharge.
One thing about me: I’m definitely a sneakerhead. I like shoes, I collect shoes, and yes — sometimes I buy shoes for absolutely no reason other than I liked them. It’s part hobby, part habit, and probably part problem.
Dentists at This Location:
- Dr. Farnaz Kohan, DDS
Van Nuys, CA Gallery
Frequently Asked Questions
At what age should my child first see a dentist?
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends a first visit by age 1 or within 6 months of the first tooth. Our advice is 1st tooth →1st visit. Call now for an appointment!
How often should my child go to the dentist?
Typically every 6 months, unless your dentist recommends more frequent visits.
What makes a pediatric dentist different?
Yes—baby teeth help with chewing, speech development, and guide permanent teeth into place.
What are dental sealants and does my child need them?
Sealants are protective coatings applied to molars to prevent cavities. They’re commonly recommended for kids.
What happens if my child has a cavity?
It depends on severity—treatments range from small fillings to crowns in more advanced cases.
Is thumb sucking or pacifier use bad for teeth?
It’s normal early on, but prolonged habits (past age 3–4) can affect tooth alignment.
What if my child is scared of the dentist?
Pediatric dentists are trained to create a calm, positive experience using kid-friendly language and techniques.
