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Pediatric Dentist - Providence, RI

We found 17 pediatric dentist in Providence, RI.

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Nicholas A. Lavoie, DDS, MPH, MA

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Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Pediatric Dentistry

21 Peace Street, Providence, RI

401-456-4461
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Ms. Fotini Dionisopoulos, D.M.D

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Pediatric Dentistry

226 Waterman Street, Providence, RI

Dr. Fotini Dionisopoulos is a pediatric dentistry specialist in Cranston, RI and Providence, RI.
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Daniel Joseph Kane, DMD

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Pediatric Dentistry

21 Peace Street, Providence, RI

401-456-4463
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George Joseph Dupont III, DDS

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Pediatric Dentistry

593 Eddy Street, Providence, RI

401-444-5284

Dr. George Dupont works as a pediatric dentistry specialist in Providence, RI.
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Sheila L. Brijade, DDS, MS

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Pediatric Dentistry

21 Peace Street, Providence, RI

401-456-4461

Dr. Sheila Brijade practices pediatric dentistry in Providence, RI and Pawtucket, RI.
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Dr. Thomas Spencer Mulvey, DDS

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Pediatric Dentistry

148 Waterman Street, Providence, RI

Dr. Thomas Mulvey practices pediatric dentistry in Providence, RI.
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Dr. Farisa Surattanont Mulvey, D.D.S.

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Pediatric Dentistry

148 Waterman Street, Providence, RI

Dr. Farisa Mulvey practices pediatric dentistry in Providence, RI.
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John Paul Kiang, DMD

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Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Pediatric Dentistry

21 Peace Street, Providence, RI

401-456-4461

Dr. John Kiang's areas of specialization are pediatric dentistry and oral and maxillofacial surgery; he sees patients in Providence, RI.
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Dr. Shabtai Sapir, DMD

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Pediatric Dentistry

21 Peace Street, Providence, RI

401-456-4461
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Derek Nobrega, DMD

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Pediatric Dentistry

21 Peace Street, Providence, RI

Dr. Derek Nobrega specializes in pediatric dentistry and practices in Providence, RI.
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Dr. Jason Hencler, DMD

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Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Pediatric Dentistry

21 Peace Street, Providence, RI

401-456-4461
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Robyn M. Hofelich, DMD

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Pediatric Dentistry

21 Peace Street, Providence, RI

401-456-4461

Dr. Robyn Hofelich is a pediatric dentistry specialist in Providence, RI.
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Jeffrey W. Higbee, DMD

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Pediatric Dentistry

21 Peace Street, Providence, RI

Dr. Jeffrey Higbee is a pediatric dentistry specialist in Providence, RI.
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Rosalyn Sulyanto, DMD

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Pediatric Dentistry

21 Peace Street, Providence, RI

401-456-4560

Dr. Rosalyn Sulyanto practices pediatric dentistry in Providence, RI.
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Dr. Amir Yavari, DDS

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Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Pediatric Dentistry

21 Peace Street, Providence, RI

401-456-4461

Dr. Amir Yavari practices pediatric dentistry and oral and maxillofacial surgery in Providence, RI.
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Dr. Nicholas Bradford, DMD

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Pediatric Dentistry

21 Peace Street, Providence, RI

Dr. Nicholas Bradford practices pediatric dentistry in Providence, RI.

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What is Pediatric Dentistry?

Pediatric dentistry is the practice of dental care in children. Pediatric dentists diagnose children's dental conditions and provide treatment for the gums, teeth, and jaw. They conduct oral health exams, assess disorders, and often recommend preventative care to ensure proper growth. Pediatric dentists see children as young as six months old to examine their dental development. They continue to evaluate children as they undergo the transition from primary (baby) teeth to permanent (adult) teeth.

When caring for a young patient, pediatric dentists consider the patient's age, medical history, special requirements, and family preferences. Treatments and procedures a pediatric dentist may perform include:

Routine dental cleanings and plaque removal
Flouride treatments
Tooth extraction
X-rays
Tooth decay screenings
Anesthesia for dental procedures
Dental cavity removal, fillings, and sealants

Pediatric dentists may remove cavities or decay using three different methods. Microabrasion, laser treatment, or dental drill all may be used depending on the child's age and severity of decay. Once a cavity is removed, the empty area may be filled with composite resin or dental amalgam (silver). A final sealant is applied to the tooth to prevent the recurrence of decay. Pediatric dentists often use topical fluoride treatments containing fluorine, a natural compound that can improve tooth enamel and reduce decay.

Pediatric dentists may offer educational resources to children and their families. These lessons typically involve instruction on correct brushing and flossing practices, as well as a diet that is dental-healthy.