About Us

Why Choose Grow Well Kids?

Most pediatric dental offices focus only on cavities and straight teeth — but at Grow Well Kids, we look at the whole child.

We recognize that the mouth is not an isolated system. Breathing patterns, tongue function, sleep quality, and jaw development all influence a child’s physical, emotional, and cognitive growth.

We are passionate about early intervention because it prevents more serious health problems down the road, including:

Sleep-disordered breathing
Speech delays
Behavioral challenges
Orthodontic relapse
Chronic fatigue
Jaw and facial asymmetries

Our comprehensive, airway-centered approach includes:

In-depth functional assessments of breathing, oral habits, and facial growth.
Advanced imaging like CBCT to evaluate airway structures and jaw development.
Laser frenectomy services to address tongue and lip-ties with minimal discomfort.
Functional orthodontics and airway expansion therapies that prioritize natural growth, not just cosmetic alignment.
Orofacial Myofunctional therapy recommendations to retrain proper oral posture and function.

When you choose Grow Well Kids, you’re choosing a team that sees beyond teeth — and helps your child breathe better, sleep deeper, grow stronger, and thrive.

About Dr. Dabir

Dr. Darshan Dabir is a board-certified pediatric dentist with advanced training in airway-focused growth guidance, functional orthodontics, and infant and pediatric frenectomy procedures.

With a compassionate, holistic philosophy, Dr. Dabir works to address the root causes of pediatric health challenges — not just the symptoms.
His mission is to help children develop the healthiest possible foundations for life by supporting:

Proper breathing and nasal function
Healthy jaw development and facial symmetry
Efficient feeding, speaking, and sleeping

Dr. Dabir stays at the forefront of research and innovation in pediatric airway health and is proud to lead Grow Well Kids with a vision of breathing well, sleeping better, and growing stronger — starting from the very first days of life.