Pediatric Dental Care for Davenport Families
Specialized, child-focused care at our Hunters Creek office in South Orlando.
Hunters Creek Pediatric Dentistry welcomes infants, children, and teens from Davenport and surrounding Polk County communities. Led by board-certified pediatric dentist Dr. Mona Khalaj, our team provides preventive, restorative, emergency, sedation, and minimally invasive dental care with an approach centered on each child’s comfort.
Welcoming Families From
Davenport, ChampionsGate, and the US-27 Corridor
Specialty care from the first tooth through the teen years.
Communication and treatment paced around the child.
Nitrous, oral sedation, and IV sedation when appropriate.
Guidance for pain, swelling, injuries, and broken teeth.
An Orlando Pediatric Option for Davenport Parents
The nearest dental office may not always offer the pediatric training, comfort options, or individualized support your child needs.
Our Hunters Creek office welcomes families from Davenport, ChampionsGate, Loughman, Providence, Ridgewood Lakes, Highlands Reserve, Four Corners, the Posner Park and US-27 corridor, and nearby communities.
Your Visit From Davenport
Open navigation from your home, school, workplace, or current location.
Routes vary across Davenport; US-27 and I-4 are common regional corridors.
Look for Hunters Creek Pediatric Dentistry at 4151 Hunters Park Ln.
Hunters Creek Pediatric Dentistry
4151 Hunters Park Ln
Orlando, FL 32837
(407) 859-1418
Make the Trip Count
Our goal is to help your child feel safer in the dental setting while giving you practical, understandable guidance about their oral health.
A longer drive makes more sense when parents can find preventive care, restorative treatment, emergency guidance, sedation, and minimally invasive options in one pediatric practice.
Pediatric Care With a Plan
Parents receive clear explanations while children receive care shaped around their age, needs, and comfort level.
More than a checkup.
A dental home that can adapt as your child grows.
Dr. Mona’s specialty training is focused on the dental, developmental, and emotional needs of infants, children, and teens.
The team uses reassuring language, patient pacing, and individualized strategies to help children build confidence.
Comfort approaches and silver diamine fluoride may be considered when clinically appropriate for the child and situation.
The office is amalgam-free, BPA-free, and latex-free, with a strong emphasis on prevention and conservative care.
Care for Growing Smiles
Families can access preventive, restorative, urgent, and comfort-focused pediatric care through one experienced team.
Healthy smiles start with prevention! From cleanings and exams to fluoride and sealants, we focus on stopping cavities before they start and teaching good habits that last a lifetime.
When little teeth need a little help, we’re here to restore their health and function gently. Our team offers kid-friendly fillings, crowns, and other treatments to keep every smile strong and confident.
Nitrous oxide, oral conscious sedation, and in-office IV sedation may support children with anxiety, cooperation challenges, or extensive treatment needs.
Prompt guidance for toothaches, broken or knocked-out teeth, swelling, abscesses, mouth injuries, and jaw trauma.
A non-invasive treatment that may help slow or stop certain areas of tooth decay when it fits the child’s clinical needs.
A welcoming introduction that includes a comprehensive evaluation, cleaning, parent education, and X-rays only when needed.
Call Before Making the Drive
Contact the office first so the team can learn what happened, provide initial guidance, and help determine whether your child should travel to the practice or seek another level of care.
For life-threatening injuries, breathing difficulty, or uncontrolled bleeding, seek emergency medical care.
Your Child’s Pediatric Dentist
Mona Khalaj, DDS
Board-Certified Pediatric Dentist
Specialty training, a prevention-first philosophy, and an approachable style that helps children feel more secure.
Dr. Mona earned her Doctor of Dental Medicine from Nova Southeastern University, completed a general practice residency in New York City, pursued a pediatric fellowship in Ohio, and completed pediatric specialty training in Brooklyn. She believes positive dental experiences begin with individualized care and clear education for both children and parents.
Plan Ahead From Davenport
A little coordination can reduce surprises, answer coverage questions, and help your child arrive feeling less rushed.
For a baby’s first dental visit, the practice recommends scheduling when the first tooth appears or no later than the first birthday.
Share whether the appointment is preventive, a first visit, related to pain or injury, or connected to anxiety, sensory needs, or prior dental experiences.
Provide insurance details, health history, medications, allergies, and any records the team requests before the appointment.
Let your child know the team will explain what they are doing and answer questions. Avoid words that may create unnecessary fear.
Davenport covers a wide area, so open live directions before leaving and allow enough time to arrive without making the visit feel rushed.
Confirm Details Before the Trip
The office team can help you understand available coverage and payment options before treatment begins.
The practice currently lists several accepted insurance plans and offers membership information for families considering alternatives to traditional dental coverage.
Plan participation and individual benefits can change. Call before traveling to confirm your child’s specific plan, network status, and expected coverage.
Another Way to Plan for Care
Review current membership information and contact the team with questions about eligibility, included services, limitations, and enrollment.
A More Reassuring Dental Setting
The right surroundings and communication can change how a child remembers the entire appointment.
The office is designed to feel approachable for children and practical for parents. The team explains care in understandable language, gives families opportunities to ask questions, and adjusts the experience around the child whenever possible.
Care is adapted to the child’s age, temperament, previous experiences, and level of comfort.
Children hear age-appropriate explanations while parents receive direct answers and guidance.
Prevention, restoration, emergency care, minimally invasive treatment, and sedation can be considered according to need.
Helpful Resources for Davenport Parents
Use these pages to understand common pediatric dental concerns, comfort options, and what to expect before making the trip.
New Patients
Learn when to begin dental visits, what happens during the appointment, and how to prepare your child at home.
Urgent Concerns
Review guidance for broken teeth, knocked-out teeth, swelling, oral injuries, abscesses, and persistent toothaches.
Comfort Options
Learn about nitrous oxide, oral conscious sedation, and IV sedation and why a dentist may consider each option.
Parent Questions
Find answers about baby teeth, X-rays, cavities, dental development, emergencies, prevention, and treatment.
Questions Davenport Parents Ask
These answers address common questions from families considering Hunters Creek Pediatric Dentistry from Davenport and surrounding communities.
No. The practice serves Davenport families from its office at 4151 Hunters Park Ln in the Hunters Creek area of Orlando. The page does not represent a separate Davenport location.
Yes. Hunters Creek Pediatric Dentistry welcomes infants, children, and teens from Davenport, Lake Nona, Kissimmee, and other Central Florida communities. Parents can request an appointment online or call the office.
Travel time varies considerably depending on whether your family starts near downtown Davenport, ChampionsGate, Four Corners, Loughman, Providence, or another part of the area. Use live directions to 4151 Hunters Park Ln and check current traffic before leaving.
Pediatric dentists complete additional specialty training focused on infants, children, and adolescents. Dr. Mona is a board-certified pediatric dentist, and the practice is structured around children’s development, behavior, comfort, prevention, and treatment needs.
The practice provides pediatric dental care from the first tooth through the teenage years, adjusting care and communication according to the child’s age, development, and comfort level.
Yes. The team evaluates toothaches, broken or knocked-out teeth, swelling, abscesses, mouth injuries, and jaw trauma. Call before traveling from Davenport for guidance, and review the emergency dentistry information.
The practice offers nitrous oxide, oral conscious sedation, and in-office IV sedation with an anesthesiologist when appropriate. Recommendations depend on the child’s health, age, anxiety, cooperation, and treatment needs. Review the sedation dentistry page.
The website currently lists Delta Dental, Humana, Cigna, and UnitedHealthcare. Participation and benefits may change, so call the office to confirm your child’s exact plan before traveling.
Silver diamine fluoride may be considered for certain areas of tooth decay when clinically appropriate. It is not suitable for every tooth or every child. Read the silver diamine fluoride information and ask Dr. Mona whether it may fit your child’s needs.
Submit the online appointment request or call (407) 859-1418. Use the directions button above for current navigation to 4151 Hunters Park Ln, Orlando, FL 32837.
A Pediatric Dental Home for Your Child
Choose a team that combines board-certified pediatric expertise with personalized, child-focused care. Hunters Creek Pediatric Dentistry would be honored to welcome your family.
4151 Hunters Park Ln
Orlando, FL 32837
Serving Davenport, Lake Nona, Kissimmee, Hunters Creek, and surrounding Central Florida communities.