Children's Dentistry of Middletown

Children's Dentistry of Middletown is a specialized dental clinic located at 210 S Breiel Blvd, Middletown, OH 45044. This practice is dedicated exclusively to the oral health needs of infants, children, and adolescents, including young adults and patients with special needs. The clinic operates under the umbrella of Noonan, Brockman, & Pollock D.D.S., Inc., indicating a team-based approach to pediatric dentistry. The team, notably including pediatric dentists Dr. Matthew P. Pollock and Dr. Vineela Redla, has undergone extensive post-dental school training (an additional two to three years) specifically in pediatric dentistry. This specialized training equips them to handle the unique behavioral, developmental, and dental issues common in younger patients. The philosophy of Children's Dentistry of Middletown emphasizes building a relationship of trust and confidence with both children and their parents, aiming to foster positive attitudes towards dental care from an early age. They believe that a child's first dental visits are crucial in shaping their future perception of the dentist. Services offered by Children's Dentistry of Middletown are comprehensive and tailored for children. These include routine examinations and cleanings, fluoride treatments, sealants for cavity prevention, and dental education focusing on nutrition and oral hygiene. They also provide restorative treatments such as fillings and address gum disease in children. The clinic is also equipped to handle pediatric dental emergencies. They utilize state-of-the-art technology for diagnosis and treatment. The clinic strives to create a fun, friendly, and comfortable environment for its young patients, often mentioned in positive patient testimonials. Parents frequently commend the staff for their kindness, patience, efficiency, and ability to make dental visits enjoyable for children. The practice aims for minimal wait times and offers convenient online scheduling and payment options. While they generally encourage parents to allow staff to accompany children during future appointments to build rapport, they are accommodating if a parent wishes to be present in the treatment room.