Dear Tooth Fairy: Pediatric Dentistry of Jersey City

02/27/2023

Coming soon! A PHOTODAY with our TOOTHFAIRY🧚‍♀️🦷 at Dear Tooth Fairy: Pediatric Dentistry of Jersey City

01/30/2023

February is National Children's Dental Health Month
Each February, the American Dental Association (ADA) sponsors National Children's Dental Health Month to raise awareness about the importance of oral health.

We are celebrating with a special for those patients without dental insurance. Please give us a call to find out more about it!

☎️201-763-6030

09/17/2022

We are at the All About Downtown Jersey City Street Fair! Come by our booth at the corner of Newark Ave and Jersey Ave, and go for a spin!!😀

03/29/2022

Spring break is right around the corner. Why not visit us at Dear Tooth Fairy and get a spring dental cleaning while the kids are off from school! The appointments fill up quickly. Give us a call at (201)763-6030 or schedule online at www.deartoothfairyjc.com/schedule-online.

Happy Spring!

Dr. Kim and Staff
Dear Tooth Fairy
414 Grand St. STE 3, Jersey City, NJ 07302

09/17/2021

We are at Hamilton Park, Jersey City now. Come and say hi to us💙💛

08/18/2021

Thank you for your surprise gift! An awesome tooth fairy helper brought us home grown tomatoes and a huge cucumber❣️🥰

07/30/2021

Office Policy: We allow ONE parent to accompany their child to the tratment area but please follow the social distancing limit, which is marked with cute cartoon stickers on the floor!😀 Thank you for your understanding! - Dr. Kim

07/15/2021

🦷🧚🏻2021 SUMMER🏖🎢 Promotion☀️Call 201-763-6030 for more details!

02/24/2021

We are using BIODEGRADABLE gloves!

12/21/2020

A list of children’s books on dental visits!

The first trip to the dentist can be a daunting experience – for kids and parents. Between the bright lights, loud tools, and unfamiliar doctor, there's a lot for a young child to handle. Meanwhile, you're simultaneously assuaging fears while…

12/15/2020

⭐️ OPENING SOON ⭐️
Dear Tooth Fairy is coming to Bayonne!

11/13/2020

📢 FDA advises to avoid amalgam fillings for children under 6 years old. “The FDA has found that certain groups may be at greater risk for potential harmful health effects of mercury v***r released from the device. As a result, the agency is recommending certain high-risk groups avoid getting dental amalgam whenever possible and appropriate.”