Pediatric Dental Associates- Roosevelt

05/14/2020

Oops! 🤦‍♂️You may have received a text or voicemail from us that asked you to call for an appointment. Those messages were sent in error, and unfortunately, our offices are still closed. We will re-open as soon as we can, safe and healthy!

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Pediatric Dental Associates has been caring for the dental health of children and communities throughout Greater Philadelphia and Southeastern Pennsylvania since 1975.

04/20/2020

It's been a little over a month since we've been able to enjoy your smiling faces in our offices. We miss each and every one of you, and can't wait to see you again when we all come through this together. Until then, stay home, stay safe, and stay smiling!
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04/12/2020

Happy Easter from all of us at Pediatric Dental Associates. Enjoy those treats from the Easter Bunny, but remember to brush!🐰 🐣 🌷

04/02/2020

10/31/2017

Our staff is SUPER! Happy Halloween!

04/19/2017

Great info about baby teeth!

​Typically, the first teeth to come in are almost always the lower front teeth (the lower central incisors), and most children will usually have all of their baby teeth by age 3.​

11/16/2016

Flashback Halloween 2016

07/05/2016

● Sippy cups should be used as a training tool from the bottle to a cup. If your child uses a sippy cup throughout the day, fill the sippy cup with water only (except at mealtimes). By filling the sippy cup with liquids that contain sugar (including milk, fruit juice, sports drinks, etc.) and allowing a child to drink from it throughout the day, it soaks the child’s teeth in cavity causing bacteria.

05/26/2016

Our clinical staff raising awareness. One red nose at a time.