Children’s Dental Health

Our pediatric dentistry services focus on preventive care and treatment for children's oral health. We provide routine checkups, cleanings, and education to establish lifelong healthy habits. The practice emphasizes a child-friendly approach with specialized training to address developmental needs.

Dental sealants offer a safe, effective barrier against cavities by protecting molars from food particles and bacteria. The application process is quick and comfortable, providing long-term protection for children's teeth while complementing regular brushing and fluoride use.

Nitrous oxide sedation helps anxious children relax during dental procedures while remaining conscious and responsive. This non-addictive sedative is administered safely by trained professionals, eliminating nervousness and ensuring a positive experience for patients requiring additional support.

We provide immediate treatment for broken, chipped, or fractured teeth and painful toothaches. Our team prioritizes urgent cases, offering prompt care while maintaining protocols for severe injuries requiring emergency room intervention.

Our mercury-free white fillings restore tooth strength while maintaining natural aesthetics. These fillings bond securely to teeth, reducing sensitivity and preserving more natural structure compared to traditional silver fillings, with seamless integration into patients' smiles.

Dr. Abedini provides compassionate pediatric dental care with a focus on preventive treatments and child-friendly communication techniques.

Dr. Al Baroudi specializes in creating positive dental experiences for children across multiple service locations.

Dr. Kraynik delivers specialized pediatric dental care with attention to patient comfort and educational engagement.

Dr. Brown focuses on comprehensive dental care for children, emphasizing preventive strategies and anxiety reduction techniques.

Dr. Calora provides tailored dental solutions for young patients, combining clinical expertise with child-centered care approaches.

Pediatric dentists have 2-3 additional years of specialized training in children's oral health needs and developmental considerations.

The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends biannual visits starting by age 1 or first tooth eruption.

Sealants create protective barriers on molars to prevent cavities by blocking food particles and bacteria in hard-to-reach areas.

Contact us immediately for broken teeth or severe pain. We prioritize urgent cases while directing life-threatening injuries to emergency services.

We use mercury-free white fillings that bond to teeth, preserve structure, and match natural tooth color for optimal aesthetics.

Begin with a smear of fluoride toothpaste as soon as the first tooth erupts, using a soft, age-appropriate brush twice daily.

This place has poor customer service and will make it insanely difficult to even schedule an appointment. The staff may seem pleasant but they are completely unable or unwilling to assist you if you have any issue that needs empathy. I will most definitely not be returning and extremely encourage anyone to find another dental office. These folks definitely need a few months of basic customer service training.

Went in for an evaluation of two cavities that my regular dentist said my daughter had. After very and I mean very blurry X-rays - 2 cavities turned into a whopping 13, with a treatment plan of 4 resin crowns and 7-8 silver crowns. When asked about laughing gas for treatment they said they use actual anestesia to put my 5 year old completely unconscious, while she gets work done. I was appalled. I went for a second opinion and yes, my daughter has 5 cavities but definitely does not have 13!

I've heard about places like this And if you're a parent reading this- please take your kids elsewhere. The work they get done as kids will stay with them forever, which I experienced myself at 7 years old. Which is why I myself went into dentistry and I was just shocked at everything they were telling me here. I went down to cobblestone kids in Philadelphia, and they were much more conservative, which I appreciate. They said the four crowns they wanted to put on her front teeth aren't even necessary because they'll fall out in less than one year. Never going back.

Colleen was amazing! Shes super sweet and really good with my daughter at explaining what was going on and what was being used in her mouth. Never get rid of her shes awesome!

By far the worst experience. There was an issue I needed to address regarding the care given to my child and it took calling everyday leaving several messages with the answering service to finally get "the manager" to call me. It took over 1 week to get back to me that is unacceptable. This appointment was a complete waste of time. What is the purpose of an emergency appointment if the issue did not get addressed. Thankfully my daughter original dentist can see her soon and bill insurance based on what she actually went for. If the protocol is to have a cleaning prior to treatment that needs to be said at the time of scheduling

I considered taking my daughter to this dental office because I saw that they work with kids with special needs. My daughter is autistic and I thought that I would be able to have her getting a cleaning done or other preventative care for her teeth but that wasn't the case. I've taken her to 3 appointments and all they do is look at her teeth and keep referring us to the Children's Dental Surgery.

I understand that she may need sedation to work on her teeth but everytime I try to contact them I get no response and I keep getting the run around. I'm currently looking for another dentist because going to the appointments are just a waist of time because nothing is getting done.