At Fisher Dental, we believe that a healthy family starts with proactive care. Dr. Jake Fisher‘s philosophy is simple: you get healthy from investing in your health, just like you get wealthy from investing your money. We are here to help your whole family take control of their oral health, from your child’s first tooth to your senior years.
We offer comprehensive, compassionate care for patients of all ages in a comfortable, welcoming environment. Dr. Fisher and his team are proud to provide family dental care as part of our general dentistry services to families from Omaha and the surrounding communities.

Why Omaha Families Choose Fisher Dental
Choosing the right dentist for your family is an important decision. Here is what makes our practice different.
- A Proactive Approach to Health: Dr. Fisher believes in preventing problems before they start. We partner with you to keep your family healthy. We don’t just treat symptoms. We help you take control of your health.
- A Comfortable, Welcoming Environment: We understand that visiting the dentist can be stressful. We have designed our practice to be a place where you and your family can feel at ease. We want you to feel comfortable and confident in your care.
- Expertise You Can Trust: Dr. Fisher’s advanced training at the Dawson Academy and his residency at UNMC mean he has the skill to handle complex cases. He is committed to providing the highest quality care.
Comprehensive Care for All Ages
We understand that each stage of life comes with its own unique dental needs. That’s why we offer a wide range of services tailored to meet the needs of every family member.
Pediatric Dentistry: Building Healthy Habits Early
Starting dental visits early is important for your child’s oral health. We recommend bringing your child in for their first dental visit by their first birthday. Our friendly team makes these visits fun and educational.
At routine pediatric dental visits, our team teaches children the importance of brushing, flossing, and maintaining a healthy diet. We focus on preventive care to help your child avoid cavities and other dental issues as they grow.
Teen and Adult Dentistry: Maintaining a Healthy Smile
As children grow into teens and adults, their dental needs evolve. Regular check-ups and cleanings are essential to prevent cavities and gum disease. We also offer orthodontic evaluations to ensure proper alignment and bite. For adults, we provide a variety of services, including teeth whitening, fillings, tooth extractions, crowns, and more. We’ll help you keep your smile looking its best in Omaha.
Senior Dentistry: Caring for Aging Smiles
As we age, our dental needs change. Seniors may face challenges such as tooth loss, gum disease, and dry mouth. Dr. Fisher offers specialized care to address these issues, including dentures, dental implants, and periodontal therapy. Our goal is to help our senior patients maintain their oral health and enjoy a high quality of life.
Family Dentistry FAQs
We welcome you to read common patient questions about dental care for your family in our Omaha, NE dental office.
Can you schedule appointments for my whole family?
Yes. We understand that parents are busy. We offer flexible scheduling and can accommodate appointments for multiple family members on the same day. This saves you time and makes it easier to get everyone the care they need.
How can I prepare my child for their first dental visit?
Talk to your child about the visit in a positive, simple way. Use words like “healthy,” “strong,” and “count your teeth.” Avoid words like “pain,” “hurt,” or “scary.”
You can also read them a children’s book about going to the dentist or watch a short video together. Let your child know that Dr. Fisher will look at their teeth and help them stay healthy.
Stay calm and positive yourself. Children often take cues from their parents. When you are relaxed, they are more likely to feel relaxed too.
What should I expect at my child’s first visit?
Your child’s first visit is all about building a positive relationship with the dentist. Our team will greet you with a smile and make your child feel comfortable. Dr. Fisher will gently examine your child’s teeth and gums. We will show you how to care for your child’s teeth and answer any questions you have.
What can increase my risk of dental problems as I age?
As we age, several factors can increase the risk of dental problems. Here are some of the most common ones:
- Dry mouth: Many medications for seniors reduce saliva flow. Saliva helps wash away food and bacteria. Less saliva means a higher risk of cavities and gum disease.
- Gum disease: Gum tissue can recede with age, exposing tooth roots. This makes roots more vulnerable to decay and sensitivity.
- Tooth wear: Years of chewing, grinding, or clenching can wear down enamel. This can lead to cracks, chips, and sensitivity.
- Difficulty with oral hygiene: Arthritis or other conditions can make it harder to brush and floss effectively. This can lead to plaque buildup and decay.
- Health conditions: Conditions like diabetes and heart disease are linked to oral health. They can increase your risk of gum disease and other problems.
- Old restorations: Fillings, crowns, and bridges can weaken or wear out over time. They may need to be repaired or replaced.
- Tooth loss: Missing teeth can cause remaining teeth to shift. This can lead to bite problems and make cleaning harder.
- Diet: A diet high in sugar or acidic foods can contribute to decay and erosion.
Request a Family Dental Visit Today
Are you ready to experience exceptional dental care for your entire family? Request an appointment at Fisher Dental. Whether you’re a new patient or a returning friend, we look forward to welcoming you to our dental family. Call us today at 402-526-5091. You can also request an appointment with Dr. Fisher online. Get started on the path to a healthier and happier smile.