We know you will be happy with the care we provide because we take care of kids as if they are our own. A pediatric dentist evaluates, treats and maintains the tissues and structures of the mouth in the developing years from infancy through adolescence. With advances to modern medicine (and specifically dental advances) it would make sense to assume that our teeth would be healthier than our ancestor's teeth were.
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If children have cavities, then our goal is to create the best experience possible so that we can eliminate any future anxieties kids might have about going to the dentist. I love taking my children to Lincoln Pediatric Dentistry.
We have access to dentists, . We all know that advertisements play a huge role in how we as consumers purchase products. But are sports drinks good for you? And are they really the best option for hydration? No, this isn't a magical, solve-all-your-problems blog about insurance, but hopefully it can clear up some common misconceptions about insurances and their coverage in our office!
If children have cavities, then our goal is to create the best experience possible so that we can eliminate any future anxieties kids might have about going to the dentist. I love taking my children to Lincoln Pediatric Dentistry.
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I am a native of Lincoln and received my Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the UNMC College of Dentistry.
I completed my Pediatric Dental Residency at Children's Memorial Hospital of Northwestern University in Chicago.
I am a Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry and have been elected a Fellow of the International College of Dentists and American College of Dentists.
I am a member of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, American Dental Association, Nebraska Dental Association, and Lincoln District Dental Association.
I completed my Pediatric Dental Residency at Children's Memorial Hospital of Northwestern University in Chicago.
I am a Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry and have been elected a Fellow of the International College of Dentists and American College of Dentists.
I am a member of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, American Dental Association, Nebraska Dental Association, and Lincoln District Dental Association.
I grew up in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
As a child, my family made many trips to Nebraska to cheer on the Huskers and visit my relatives.
I knew early on that I wanted to attend UNL and be a Husker myself!
During my 4 years of college at UNL, I met my husband Andrew.
I attended dental school at UNMC from 2005 to 2009.
During my dental school years I realized my passion was for pediatric dentistry.
Andrew and I enjoy watching Husker football, golfing and spending time with our 3 children, friends and family.
As a child, my family made many trips to Nebraska to cheer on the Huskers and visit my relatives.
I knew early on that I wanted to attend UNL and be a Husker myself!
During my 4 years of college at UNL, I met my husband Andrew.
I attended dental school at UNMC from 2005 to 2009.
During my dental school years I realized my passion was for pediatric dentistry.
Andrew and I enjoy watching Husker football, golfing and spending time with our 3 children, friends and family.
I am originally from North Platte, Nebraska.
In 2010 I moved to Omaha and attended College of Saint Mary for my undergraduate degree.
I then graduated from UNMC College of Dentistry with my Doctor of Dental Surgery in 2018.
Afterward I completed my specialty training with the UNMC pediatric dental residency program at Children's Hospital in Omaha.
I am a member of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentists, American Dental Association, and Nebraska Dental Association.
My husband Collin and I have one daughter, Virginia.
In 2010 I moved to Omaha and attended College of Saint Mary for my undergraduate degree.
I then graduated from UNMC College of Dentistry with my Doctor of Dental Surgery in 2018.
Afterward I completed my specialty training with the UNMC pediatric dental residency program at Children's Hospital in Omaha.
I am a member of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentists, American Dental Association, and Nebraska Dental Association.
My husband Collin and I have one daughter, Virginia.
A pediatric dentist evaluates, treats, and maintains the tissues and structures of the mouth in the developing years from infancy through adolescence.
Pediatric dentists complete two additional years of specialized training following dental school, which includes study in child psychology, growth, and development.
Our pediatric dentists are also trained and qualified to care for patients with special medical, physical, or mental disabilities.
If children have cavities, then our goal is to create the best experience possible so that we can eliminate any future anxieties kids might have about going to the dentist.
Pediatric dentists complete two additional years of specialized training following dental school, which includes study in child psychology, growth, and development.
Our pediatric dentists are also trained and qualified to care for patients with special medical, physical, or mental disabilities.
If children have cavities, then our goal is to create the best experience possible so that we can eliminate any future anxieties kids might have about going to the dentist.
Your child's first dental visit in our office will include a review of their medical and dental history and a thorough dental exam.
The dental exam will be an evaluation of the teeth and gums, a head and neck exam, and a preliminary orthodontic evaluation.
Your child may also receive a cleaning and fluoride treatment at the first visit.
Our dentists may prescribe digital x-rays to develop a diagnosis and treatment plan and will discuss these findings with you at the end of the appointment.
Parents are welcome to accompany their child for their visit; however, we find by age 3 most children like to come back to the clinic by themselves and enjoy their independence.
The dental exam will be an evaluation of the teeth and gums, a head and neck exam, and a preliminary orthodontic evaluation.
Your child may also receive a cleaning and fluoride treatment at the first visit.
Our dentists may prescribe digital x-rays to develop a diagnosis and treatment plan and will discuss these findings with you at the end of the appointment.
Parents are welcome to accompany their child for their visit; however, we find by age 3 most children like to come back to the clinic by themselves and enjoy their independence.
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