Specialist · Children’s dentist
Benvoulin
Okanagan Pediatric Dentistry
★ 4.5+ · 250+ Google reviews
- Direct billing
- Wheelchair access
Can help with
- Childrenspecialty
- Nervous patients
Children · Kelowna
Dentists for kids in Kelowna
Looking for a dentist for your child? Here are the pediatric dentists in Kelowna, and the family dentists whose patients’ parents say their kids had a good visit. Pick one close to you, then call and ask the questions below.
Pediatric dentists in Kelowna
Dentists who trained as specialists in children’s dentistry after dental school. Source
Family dentists parents recommend
These clinics say on their website or Google profile that they see children, and parents often mention their kids’ visits in their reviews. The ones parents mention most come first.
Dental clinic · Benvoulin
Glenmore Dental
★ 4.5+ · 100+ Google reviews
- Evenings
- Direct billing
- Book online
- Wheelchair access
Can help with
- Children
- Check-ups and cleanings
- Nervous patients
3 dentists on the team
Dental clinic · Kelowna
One Dental
★ 4.5+ · 500+ Google reviews
- Accepts CDCP
- Evenings
- Direct billing
- Wheelchair access
Can help with
- Children
- Check-ups and cleanings
- Emergencies
4 dentists on the team·Part of dentalcorp
Dentist · Kelowna
Okanagan Smiles
★ 4.5+ · 100+ Google reviews
- Evenings
- Direct billing
- Book online
- Wheelchair access
Can help with
- Children
- Check-ups and cleanings
- Emergencies
1 dentist on the team
Dentist · Kelowna
Creekside Dental Clinic
★ 4.5+ · 1,000+ Google reviews
- Evenings
- Saturdays
- Direct billing
- Wheelchair access
Can help with
- Children
- Check-ups and cleanings
- Emergencies
6 dentists on the team·Part of 123Dentist
Can help with
- Children
- Check-ups and cleanings
- Emergencies
5 dentists on the team
Dentist · Kelowna
Knox Mountain Dentistry
★ 4.5+ · 250+ Google reviews
- Evenings
- Book online
- Wheelchair access
Can help with
- Children
- Check-ups and cleanings
- Emergencies
2 dentists on the team
Dentist · Okanagan Mission
Discover Dental
★ 4.5+ · 500+ Google reviews
- Accepts CDCP
- Direct billing
- Wheelchair access
Can help with
- Children
- Check-ups and cleanings
- Emergencies
Dental clinic · Benvoulin
LifeStrength Dental Centre
★ 4.5+ · 100+ Google reviews
- Evenings
- Wheelchair access
Can help with
- Children
- Check-ups and cleanings
- Nervous patients
1 dentist on the team
Can help with
- Children
- Check-ups and cleanings
- Emergencies
2 dentists on the team
Dentist · Benvoulin
Brookside Dental Centre
★ 4.5+ · 100+ Google reviews
- Accepts CDCP
- Evenings
- Direct billing
- Wheelchair access
Can help with
- Children
- Check-ups and cleanings
- Nervous patients
2 dentists on the team
Dentist · Kelowna
Kelowna Dental Centre
★ 4.5+ · 1,000+ Google reviews
- Accepts CDCP
- Saturdays
- Wheelchair access
Can help with
- Children
- Check-ups and cleanings
- Emergencies
5 dentists on the team
Dentist · Rutland
Dr. Sean M. Swift Dentistry
★ 4.5+ · 500+ Google reviews
- Direct billing
- Wheelchair access
Can help with
- Children
- Check-ups and cleanings
- Emergencies
Part of 123Dentist
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Before you book
A few questions make the first visit easier for everyone.
What to say when you call
“Hi, I’m looking for a dentist for my child. Do you see children their age? When’s your first opening after school or on a Saturday? Do you bill my insurance or the dental care plan directly?”
Have your child’s health card and your insurance or dental care plan details handy.
Worth asking
From what age do you see children?
Can brothers and sisters be booked together?
Can I stay with my child during the visit?
Do you have appointments after school or on Saturdays?
If my child gets very nervous, what do you do? Do you offer sedation, and where?
Do you bill my insurance or the dental care plan directly for my child?
Help with the cost
Two programmes can pay for your child’s dental care. Check if your family qualifies.
Healthy Kids
Up to $2,000 of basic dental care every two years for children under 19 in lower-income families (on MSP supplementary benefits, family income of $42,000 or less). Braces aren’t covered. Show your child’s BC Services Card at the clinic.
The Canadian Dental Care Plan
Children under 18 can be covered if the family’s income is under $90,000 and they have no private dental insurance. Parents or guardians apply for them.
Common questions
When should my child first see a dentist?
The Canadian Dental Association recommends a first visit within six months of the first tooth coming in, or by age one, before there’s a problem. Source
Pediatric dentist or family dentist?
Either can look after your child’s teeth. A pediatric dentist trained as a specialist in children’s dentistry after dental school. A family dentist means the whole family can go to one place. If your child is very anxious or needs more complex treatment, ask your dentist whether a specialist would help.
Do I need a referral for a pediatric dentist?
Some children’s specialists and hospital clinics ask for a referral from your dentist or doctor, and some don’t. Ask when you call.
How often should my child go?
Usually every six months, so small problems are caught early. Your dentist may suggest a different schedule for your child. Source
Clinic details come from Google and each clinic’s website, checked September 2026. “Patients say” is counted from Google reviews up to September 2026. All dentists in Kelowna · Where our information comes from · Spot a mistake? Tell us