St Paul Pediatric Dentistry

Raschel Thury

I know I posted once before about this place. But I transferred my youngest son here as well and they were AMAZING with him. He previous had a really really bad experience at another place but the ladies here were very calming and soothing with him and made him not scared again. If you have kiddos who are a little scared to go see the dentist I recommend this place!

March 11, 2025

Laura Groetsch

SPPD does a great job being patient with my children. They made the experience for my two year old easy. He was able to get up and do the exam without me! Such a great group to care for my children’s teeth!

January 23, 2025

Siah Borbor

It’s imperative information is forthcoming during all visits. I contacted the office in March regarding discoloration of my daughter’s molars and complaints of discomfort/pain. The dentist examined the teeth/area and reassure the discoloration was normal. Our regular visit in May the dentist finally took X-rays of back teeth. I was informed she has 6 cavities. I’ve been coming to office since 2021/2022 for regular teeth examination so this is something that should have been caught.

Secondly, the appointments seem rushed. I’ve timed the last 3 visits. The dental assistant seem irritated during service. The body language and demanding is not welcoming. I do not recommend. Highly disappointed

June 4, 2025

Barclay Woodbury

A dentist that takes time and a team that really cares. I recently moved from the Maplewood area to the Stillwater area, so just far enough way that we needed to find new providers for just about everything. Right away the first thing that impressed me about this office was the front office staff. For whatever reason, our dental insurance is incredibly difficult to access. It has been a headache for the entire family. The front office staff here spent several days, calling several different offices, all trying to figure out our insurance before we arrived. I appreciated that they were willing to go that far for their clients. I also liked that they helped me find a time to bring both my kids in for a visit at the same time.

When we arrived we were also brought to a larger room in the back, which was great for my 1. 5 year old. It is those small thoughts and details that really make a difference. The hygienist and dentist were both fabulous. They made a big emphasis on this being a positive and calm experience for the boys. So if at any point the boys wanted to stop, that was it. I know that going to the dentist for me wasn't a scary experience because she always made sure I felt safe. I really appreciated that there was a similar emphasis here.

Of course they have TV's above the chair, which I wish they had for adults, so that definitely helps make the dentist a positive place. I want to say too that this was the first pediatric dentist my kids have had that took the time to really sit and talk with us. The previous dentist we went to actually forgot he had met me until the third or fourth visit. The dentist here really took the time to not only talk to me, but talk to my kids and build rapport with them. She also pointed out that my son's tonsils looked slightly larger than normal, and it might be worth looking into. Thanks to her recommendation we are scheduling a tonsil removal at the recommendation of an ENT. I really appreciated her willingness to take time and to think about health more inter-connectedly (I wouldn't have gone to an ENT had she not suggested we go).

May 2, 2025