Hudson Valley Pediatric Dentistry

Hudson Valley Pediatric dentistry is a specialized dental practice located at 75 Crystal Run Rd #235, Middletown, NY 10941. The clinic is led by Dr. Geri-Lynn Waldman, a pediatric dental specialist with over 14 years of experience. The practice's mission is to provide a friendly, safe, and educational environment for young patients, from infants as young as six months to adolescents up to 18 years old, including those with special needs. The clinic is designed with children in mind, featuring kid-friendly waiting areas with toys, books, and educational television programs to create a welcoming and comfortable atmosphere. The staff is trained to be patient and gentle, using specialized equipment and techniques to ensure positive experiences. They take the time to explain procedures in age-appropriate language and use hands-on demonstrations to help children understand their dental care. Hudson Valley Pediatric Dentistry offers a comprehensive range of services tailored to children's unique needs. These services include preventive dentistry such as comprehensive oral evaluations, dental cleanings, fluoride treatments, and dental sealants to protect against cavities. The clinic also provides restorative procedures like tooth-colored fillings, crowns, and baby root canals. For more specialized care, they offer treatments like Silver Diamine Fluoride (SDF) as a painless alternative for preserving baby teeth, as well as laser tongue and lip tie revisions. Additionally, they provide interceptive orthodontics, including space maintainers and Invisalign, to guide proper tooth growth and alignment. The practice emphasizes the importance of early and regular dental visits, recommending a child's first appointment by their first birthday. They work closely with parents and guardians to provide guidance on effective at-home oral hygiene techniques. The clinic's commitment to patient care is reflected in positive reviews, with many parents praising the staff's patience, compassion, and ability to make children feel at ease, even during complex procedures.