Please wait in your vehicle if you arrive more than 15 minutes before your appointment time. We require the accompanying adult to wear a mask and recommend all people use hand sanitizer when entering the office. Our clinic remains a safe and clean space to continue administering care, as we are constantly disinfecting our facility and equipment. After working as an associate in Chicago for five years, Dr. Keta wanted to put her personal touch on your dental experience.
As a mother, she knows the importance of a safe and inviting atmosphere to help children flourish. Choosing a dentist you can trust with your children is a big decision. The Little Critter team wants you and your family to feel comfortable and educated after your time with us. We take pride in providing kid-friendly, parent-approved dental care that exceeds your expectations.
We will certainly have fun together, and we are passionate about teaching healthy dental practices and building relationships built on trust and kindness.
As a mother, she knows the importance of a safe and inviting atmosphere to help children flourish. Choosing a dentist you can trust with your children is a big decision. The Little Critter team wants you and your family to feel comfortable and educated after your time with us. We take pride in providing kid-friendly, parent-approved dental care that exceeds your expectations.
We will certainly have fun together, and we are passionate about teaching healthy dental practices and building relationships built on trust and kindness.
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Dr. Michaella "Keta" Radich Heitzler is a board certified pediatric dentist.
She grew up in Neenah, Wisconsin and is a country girl at heart.
After attending Marquette University and graduating magna cum laude, she traveled to 33 countries in Europe and the Middle East to satiate her wanderlust and love of travel.
Dr. Keta completed dental school at the University of Pennsylvania, graduating with clinical honors, after which, she gained her pediatric specialty training at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin.
She grew up in Neenah, Wisconsin and is a country girl at heart.
After attending Marquette University and graduating magna cum laude, she traveled to 33 countries in Europe and the Middle East to satiate her wanderlust and love of travel.
Dr. Keta completed dental school at the University of Pennsylvania, graduating with clinical honors, after which, she gained her pediatric specialty training at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin.
I'm Matthew, the office manager at Little Critter.
I grew up in Neenah and went to Fox Valley Lutheran HS before attending Texas Christian University and finishing up at UW-Oshkosh in business.
We have two daughters, Ahava and Artemis, with a little guy on the way.
I love golfing, Bears football, and spending time with family and friends.
Looking forward to seeing you and your kids at your next appointment.
Hi! My name is Rebecca.
I'm excited to greet you at the front desk with a smile!
I'm originally from New York, but Wisconsin has been my home for many years.
I grew up in Neenah and went to Fox Valley Lutheran HS before attending Texas Christian University and finishing up at UW-Oshkosh in business.
We have two daughters, Ahava and Artemis, with a little guy on the way.
I love golfing, Bears football, and spending time with family and friends.
Looking forward to seeing you and your kids at your next appointment.
Hi! My name is Rebecca.
I'm excited to greet you at the front desk with a smile!
I'm originally from New York, but Wisconsin has been my home for many years.
I feel so lucky and happy to have found Dr. Keta.
Dr. Keta, and her team, are so patient and kind to our children.
My son and daughter actually ask to go back to the dentist because they have such a great time.
We are so lucky to have found Little Critters!
We just moved here and our dentist from Phoenix recommended Dr. Keta.
My 2.5 year old had to have somewhat extensive dental work done and they were AMAZING!
Dr. Keta was so wonderful with her, the atmosphere was so friendly and warm and fun for kids!
Dr. Keta, and her team, are so patient and kind to our children.
My son and daughter actually ask to go back to the dentist because they have such a great time.
We are so lucky to have found Little Critters!
We just moved here and our dentist from Phoenix recommended Dr. Keta.
My 2.5 year old had to have somewhat extensive dental work done and they were AMAZING!
Dr. Keta was so wonderful with her, the atmosphere was so friendly and warm and fun for kids!
Even babies who barely have any teeth get cavities.
It's more common than you think.
Known as Early Childhood Caries or "baby bottle tooth decay, " we often see this when a baby's teeth are exposed to milk, formula, or sugary drinks and high carbohydrate foods.
Fortunately, Little Critter Pediatric Dentistry can help you avoid this problem.
Do not give your child a bottle to sleep with at night.
If a bottle of milk helps with bedtime, know that milk coats the teeth with sugar and causes decay.
We advise feeding your child, then brushing his/her teeth before bed, with no snacks or drinks after.
It's more common than you think.
Known as Early Childhood Caries or "baby bottle tooth decay, " we often see this when a baby's teeth are exposed to milk, formula, or sugary drinks and high carbohydrate foods.
Fortunately, Little Critter Pediatric Dentistry can help you avoid this problem.
Do not give your child a bottle to sleep with at night.
If a bottle of milk helps with bedtime, know that milk coats the teeth with sugar and causes decay.
We advise feeding your child, then brushing his/her teeth before bed, with no snacks or drinks after.
It is always easier to prevent cavities than to treat them, so our Little Critter team gives you the best oral health practices as soon as teeth erupt.
Further, decay or breakdown of a tooth that is detected in the early stages is easier and less costly to treat.
Dr. Keta aims to educate you and your family about all the steps you can take to maintain healthy smiles.
Use a small, soft-bristled toothbrush to adequately remove plaque and cavity-causing-bacteria on the teeth, gums, and tongue.
Caregivers should clean the teeth at least once a day (most importantly before bedtime following the last feeding), but twice a day is always best.
Further, decay or breakdown of a tooth that is detected in the early stages is easier and less costly to treat.
Dr. Keta aims to educate you and your family about all the steps you can take to maintain healthy smiles.
Use a small, soft-bristled toothbrush to adequately remove plaque and cavity-causing-bacteria on the teeth, gums, and tongue.
Caregivers should clean the teeth at least once a day (most importantly before bedtime following the last feeding), but twice a day is always best.
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