We are a leading pediatric dental practice in Newburyport, Massachusetts dedicated to promoting oral health care for infants, children, adolescents, and the special needs population. Dr. Lindi Ezekowitz, Dr. Rosalyn Sulyanto, and their highly trained staff will provide quality treatment for your child and teach them how to keep their smile healthy.
We are committed to making your child's first dental visit a pleasant and comfortable one. We understand the importance of establishing a positive and supportive environment and our practice strives to make your child's dental experiences fun and rewarding. There is nothing more precious than the healthy smile of a child! Ezekowitz and Sulyanto are board-certified pediatric dentists with local hospital affiliations.
Great dental care doesn't have to be scary. We use nitrous oxide (laughing gas) because it is a safe and effective way to help make your child's dental experience a positive one.
We are committed to making your child's first dental visit a pleasant and comfortable one. We understand the importance of establishing a positive and supportive environment and our practice strives to make your child's dental experiences fun and rewarding. There is nothing more precious than the healthy smile of a child! Ezekowitz and Sulyanto are board-certified pediatric dentists with local hospital affiliations.
Great dental care doesn't have to be scary. We use nitrous oxide (laughing gas) because it is a safe and effective way to help make your child's dental experience a positive one.
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Dr. Lindi Ezekowitz grew up in Woodbridge, Ct.
She graduated Cum Laude from the University of Rochester in New York, where she majored in biology and was awarded a scholarship to study flute performance at the Eastman School of Music.
Dr. Lindi received her D.D.S. at the University of Michigan School of Dentistry in Ann Arbor, and completed her pediatric dental training at Schneider's Children's Hospital/Long Island Jewish Medical Center in New Hyde Park, New York.
She is currently on staff at the Franciscan Children's Hospital in Brighton, Massachusetts, where she provides comprehensive dental rehabilitation for young children and children with special needs.
She graduated Cum Laude from the University of Rochester in New York, where she majored in biology and was awarded a scholarship to study flute performance at the Eastman School of Music.
Dr. Lindi received her D.D.S. at the University of Michigan School of Dentistry in Ann Arbor, and completed her pediatric dental training at Schneider's Children's Hospital/Long Island Jewish Medical Center in New Hyde Park, New York.
She is currently on staff at the Franciscan Children's Hospital in Brighton, Massachusetts, where she provides comprehensive dental rehabilitation for young children and children with special needs.
We attempt to schedule appointments at your convenience and when time is available.
We prefer to schedule children under seven years of age and children with special needs during the morning hours for their comfort; school-aged children who require extensive treatment also do best having morning appointments.
Like physician visits, dental appointments are an excused absence from school and we will be happy to provide your child with an excuse note to take back to school.
Missing school can be kept to a minimum when regular dental care is continued.
We prefer to schedule children under seven years of age and children with special needs during the morning hours for their comfort; school-aged children who require extensive treatment also do best having morning appointments.
Like physician visits, dental appointments are an excused absence from school and we will be happy to provide your child with an excuse note to take back to school.
Missing school can be kept to a minimum when regular dental care is continued.
When a child has a cavity in a front tooth we usually place a tooth-colored filling.
If, however, a child has a cavity in a front tooth and needs a baby-root canal, we need another option.
Traditionally when a primary tooth (baby tooth) needs a root canal, we restore the tooth with a stainless-steel crown.
In the front, however, we do not use stainless steel, as we want your child to be able to smile for pictures!
Instead, we use a strip crown - essentially an esthetic crown in the front that's specifically designed for baby teeth.
If, however, a child has a cavity in a front tooth and needs a baby-root canal, we need another option.
Traditionally when a primary tooth (baby tooth) needs a root canal, we restore the tooth with a stainless-steel crown.
In the front, however, we do not use stainless steel, as we want your child to be able to smile for pictures!
Instead, we use a strip crown - essentially an esthetic crown in the front that's specifically designed for baby teeth.
Even though baby teeth will frequently fall out on their own as the adult tooth underneath pushes its way into the mouth, there are times where a baby tooth needs to be extracted.
In general, we only try to replace missing or extracted baby teeth that will affect spacing and how the permanent teeth come in.
In these cases, we hold the needed space with an appliance known as a space maintainer.
Very deep cavities - if a tooth has deep decay we will often try to maintain the tooth with a baby root canal.
In general, we only try to replace missing or extracted baby teeth that will affect spacing and how the permanent teeth come in.
In these cases, we hold the needed space with an appliance known as a space maintainer.
Very deep cavities - if a tooth has deep decay we will often try to maintain the tooth with a baby root canal.
As dedicated, board-certified pediatric dentists, our comprehensive exams are very thorough.
One of the conditions that we sometimes see in patients - even young patients - is GERD (Gastro-Intestinal Reflux Disease) or simply relfux.
Reflux is a condition whereby the content of the stomach are sometimes pushed back up the esophagus and into the oral cavity.
There are many causes of reflux, one of which being a problem with the sphincter - the "lid" that covers the stomach and protects the esophagus and mouth from the stomach's acidic fluids.
One of the conditions that we sometimes see in patients - even young patients - is GERD (Gastro-Intestinal Reflux Disease) or simply relfux.
Reflux is a condition whereby the content of the stomach are sometimes pushed back up the esophagus and into the oral cavity.
There are many causes of reflux, one of which being a problem with the sphincter - the "lid" that covers the stomach and protects the esophagus and mouth from the stomach's acidic fluids.
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