Over 15 years
being the most trustable
pediatric dentists
Welcome to Pediatric Dental Centers, where we focus on providing a warm, nurturing, and safe environment for your children. We know how important the dental health of your little ones is to you, and that is why we are committed to offering personalized, high-quality care focused on the individual needs of each patient 😀
Our Services
Dental Exams
Teeth Cleaning
Fillings and Crowns
Dental Emergencies
Digital X-rays
Braces
Meet Our Doctors
Dr. Enrique Acosta
Dr. Maria I. Trujillo
Dr. Leslie Pence
Dr. Sandra Ivanier
Our Patients Are Happy And Healthy!
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How are we different?
We take pride in offering personalized dental care for all of our patients. Our team of highly trained and friendly pediatric, orthodontist and general dentists are here to provide a positive and stress-free dental experience for your child.
From cavity prevention to orthodontic treatment, we offer a wide range of dental services designed to meet the specific needs of your child.
Additionally, we believe in the importance of dental education and work with parents and children to ensure they have the knowledge and tools necessary to maintain good dental hygiene at home. We are committed to creating a positive and welcoming dental experience for children, with a fun and relaxing environment and a friendly and compassionate staff.
we’re here to Answer all your questions
What can I do if my child is afraid of the dentist?
What can I do to prevent cavities in my child?
Does my child need dental sealants?
what is nitrous oxide in Pediatric Dentistry?
Nitrous oxide, also known as laughing gas, is a safe and effective sedative agent used by pediatric dentists to help children who feel anxious or fearful about dental procedures. It is delivered through a small mask that fits over the child’s nose and helps to calm the child’s nerves, while still allowing them to remain conscious and responsive. Nitrous oxide has a fast onset and wears off quickly, allowing children to return to their normal activities shortly after the procedure. It is a milder form of sedation than general anesthesia and is typically used for less invasive procedures.