Dr. Baxter reads a story with a nervous child before she ever picks up a mirror. She sees families at Midtown and Southwood.
The practice
Four dentists, three offices, one way of working
We see children, and the grown-ups who bring them. Every dentist here follows the same plan: explain first, go slowly, and write down what comes next.
You can book with a dentist you like, or take whoever has the time that suits your family. Notes from each visit are in your child's chart, so any of the four can pick up where the last one left off.
Each tool shown before it is used
Parents beside the chair
A written plan after each visit
Our dentists
Meet the dentists
Each page lists the dentist's license and training.
Dr. Saavedra likes to start with the youngest child in the family, so the older ones can watch. She sees families at Southwood and Northeast.
Dr. Yoshida explains each step to parents and to children in the same plain words. She sees families at Northeast and Midtown.
Dr. Norton has a long habit of asking parents what they want to know first. He rotates through all three offices.
What families can count on
How a visit is run
We say it before we do it
Your child hears what each tool does, in words a child uses, before it is used.
You decide with us
We lay out the options, what happens if you wait and what each costs, then leave the decision to you.
Nothing is rushed
A first visit can end after a look and a talk. We would rather come back than push through.
Fees in writing
The estimate comes before treatment, and How fees work explains the rest.
How fees work
Meet us at the office nearest you
Pick Midtown, Southwood or Northeast when you ask for a visit.