Jack and Jill Pediatric Dentistry

Board Certified Pediatric Dentists

Our Mission Statement @ Jack and Jill Pediatric Dentistry Doctors Baloul and Tau want to help introduce your child to a lifetime of good oral health. It is our office goal to help prevent oral health issues and sustain a long healthy smile for our young patients. We want to be your dental home and guide you through your child’s individual growth so that they can grow to be healthy, happy children.

Our website will provide you with background about our office, staff, office hours, appointment procedures, directions to our office, and other useful information. We aim to make you and your family’s dental care a comfortable and seamless process.

Our Doctors

Doctors Kamar Baloul and Nguyet Tau are board certified pediatric dentists serving Braintree and the South Shore areas of Massachusetts.

Dr. Kamar Baloul

Dr Tau at Jack and Jill Pediatric Dentistry

Dr. Nguyet Tau

Your First Visit

We would like to welcome you to the Jack and Jill Pediatric Dentistry family!

Doctors Baloul and Tau promise to make your first visit a pleasant experience!

It is our goal to make your child's first visit worry-free and informative, to better help your children maintain good oral health while having fun!

During your first visit with us, we will:

Take time to listen to your questions, concerns, and expectations. Review your child's complete dental and medical health
Take X-rays, if needed
Discuss findings and offer different treatment options
After the first exam, don’t forget to schedule regular check ups & cleanings

Your child’s first trip to the dentist:

The American Dental Association recommends that a child should visit a dentist by their first birthday or receive their first tooth. Introducing professional dental care early is the best way to ensure a healthy smile for life!

To guarantee a successful first visit, it is important to properly prepare your child for their visit. Be careful in the words you choose when telling your child about their first dental visit. Avoid using negative words, such as "hurt", "needles" or "drill". These words may induce unnecessary dental anxieties. Instead, speak in general terms and stay positive. After all, visiting the dentist makes you feel great! Remember to lead by example; when your children see you practicing good oral habits it will motivate and encourage them to do the same!