About Dental Kidz Club
Visiting the dentist can be a little overwhelming for a child, which is why the pediatric dentistry team led by Jihee Chun, DDS, at Dental Kidz Club does all they can to create a calm, welcoming experience from the moment their young patients arrive. Dental Kidz Club has multiple California office locations in Perris, Brea, Corona, Covina, Ontario, Chino, and Riverside, and children can expect friendly smiles at each one.
Dental Kidz Club's mission is to "provide exceptional and affordable dentistry to every child," and they certainly deliver on that promise. The team regularly completes comprehensive training on the latest dentistry innovations and uses state-of-the-art technology. They take a holistic, conservative approach to all stages of pediatric dentistry, from early dental care to teen dentistry, and partner with the leading names in dental care: Crest® and Oral-B®.
The team at Dental Kidz Club treats each other and their patients like family. They're respectful of their patients' time and always do their best to stay on schedule because they know that many parents and guardians have to fit their children's dental appointments into busy schedules. Parents can feel confident in the team's recommendations, whether for procedures — like extractions, silver diamine fluoride, or sealants — or treatment aids, like nitrous oxide or space maintainers.
When looking for a pediatric dentist, many parents need a provider that can offer convenient appointment times. With multiple locations in Southern California, Dental Kidz Club can find available time slots for almost all new patients within 24 hours and may provide same-day appointments to existing patients.
Your child's teeth are important — choose a dental partner you can trust. Call Dental Kidz Club today to request an appointment.
Parents, we proudly accept Denti-Cal insurance and most PPO plans. Please give us a call if you do not see your insurance on the list. We apologize for any inconvenience, but we do not accept any HMO plans currently.
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