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Dr. Tiffany Shahparast, pediatric dentist in Miami

Dr. Tiffany Shahparast

Dentista pediátrico

Biografía

Dr. Shahparast earned her Master’s degree in Oral Biology and her Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) from New York University. She then completed her specialized training in pediatric dentistry at Interfaith Medical Center in Brooklyn, where she gained extensive experience caring for infants, children, and adolescents.

Dr. Shahparast spent eight years living and training in New York City before relocating to Miami after getting married. She is passionate about creating a warm, positive dental experience for every child and helping families feel comfortable and confident in their care.

¿Listo para comenzar el viaje de tu hijo hacia una sonrisa saludable?

Cómo Pediatric Dental Centers, nos enorgullecemos de proporcionar atención especializada a las necesidades únicas de tus hijos. Estamos aquí para hacer de cada visita una experiencia positiva y empoderadora para tu familia

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The patients we see range in age from 6 months to 20 years old.