Building Blocks Pediatric Dentistry

Building Blocks Pediatric Dentistry is a dedicated pediatric Dental Clinic located at 2100 Quaker Pointe Dr, Quakertown, PA 18951. The practice is led by Dr. Judy Samselski, a Board Certified Pediatric Dentist. Dr. Samselski has extensive advanced training specifically in the treatment of infants, children, teens, and patients with special healthcare needs. This specialization sets Building Blocks Pediatric Dentistry apart from general dental practices, as their entire environment, staff, and treatment approaches are tailored to the unique requirements and comfort of young patients. The clinic's primary goal is to establish a positive and happy experience for children during their dental visits, aiming to lay the foundation for a lifetime of excellent oral health. They understand that traditional general dentistry clinics can often be intimidating for children, which is why their office is designed to be fun, relaxed, and child-friendly. The staff are specially trained and passionate about ensuring children feel calm and comfortable throughout their visit. Building Blocks Pediatric Dentistry offers a wide range of services specifically for children, including but not limited to: first dental visits (recommended around a child's first birthday), routine cleanings, oral hygiene instructions, comprehensive evaluations, and treatment plans for existing dental problems. They emphasize preventive care, understanding the critical role of primary teeth in chewing, eating, space maintenance for permanent teeth, and jaw bone development. The practice accepts various dental insurance plans and offers flexible payment options and financing plans to make dental care accessible. They prioritize patient comfort and safety, using appropriate techniques and language to explain procedures to children. The clinic serves Quakertown, Coopersburg, Center Valley, and surrounding areas. Dr. Samselski's background includes graduating from Temple University School of Dentistry and completing her Pediatric Specialty Training at St. Christopher's Hospital for Children, where she served as chief resident of the dental department. She is also a member of the American Dental Association and the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry.