Pediatric Dentists in Washington, DC
Dental Refer lists 13 pediatric dentists with a practice location in Washington, DC. Records come from the public NPI registry; inclusion is not an endorsement.
Pediatric Dentistry practices in Washington, DC
- Aesthetic & Family Dentistry of WashingtonWashington, DCAccepting referrals
- Bell Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics PllcWASHINGTON, DCAccepting referrals
- Dennis R Milliron DDS and AssociatesWashington, DCAccepting referrals
- Georgetown Smiles PCWashington, DCAccepting referrals
- Juanita E Rhodes PCWashington, DCAccepting referrals
- K Street DentalWashington, DCAccepting referrals
- Modern Dentistry PlaceWashington, DCAccepting referrals
- National Orthodontic And Pediatric Dentistry Associates CorpWASHINGTON, DCAccepting referrals
- Neil I. Sushner DDS, PCWashington, DCAccepting referrals
- Premier Dental CareWashington, DCAccepting referrals
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Common procedures performed by pediatric dentists
- Dental Sealants
- Fluoride Treatments
- Pulpotomy
- Space Maintainers
- Sedation Dentistry
About Pediatric Dentistry
Pediatric dentistry is the dental specialty focused on care for children and adolescents from infancy through the teenage years, including those with special health-care needs. Pediatric dentists place sealants, deliver fluoride treatments, perform pulpotomies, place space maintainers, and provide sedation dentistry.
Referring to pediatric dentists in Washington, DC
What the receiving practice needs from a referring dentist does not change by city, but it is the most common reason a case comes back:
- Caries risk assessment and any radiographs obtained
- Medical history, including developmental and behavioural considerations
- Previous dental experience and what was tolerated
- The caregiver’s stated concern, in their words
Professional guidance for this specialty: American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry
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