Dr. Bri loves being a pediatric dentist! Find out what makes her smile and why you want her to keep your children smiling in SoCal. The first step towards a beautiful, healthy smile for your child is to schedule an appointment. Our team at SoCal Pediatric Dentistry is committed to providing a quality dental experience in a comfortable, fun environment.
We specialize in children, from infants to adolescence to special needs, guiding them on their dental health care needs through daily oral maintenance and regular check-ups. We emphasize good hygiene care, preventative, and conservative care. Working together, we believe that educating good oral habits at an early age promotes lifelong smiles. We're looking forward to having your family become part of our SoCal dental community.
Call our office at (424) 271-0661 to schedule your appointment and experience SoCal Pediatric Dentistry, an exceptional place for oral health for beautiful, smiling children.
We specialize in children, from infants to adolescence to special needs, guiding them on their dental health care needs through daily oral maintenance and regular check-ups. We emphasize good hygiene care, preventative, and conservative care. Working together, we believe that educating good oral habits at an early age promotes lifelong smiles. We're looking forward to having your family become part of our SoCal dental community.
Call our office at (424) 271-0661 to schedule your appointment and experience SoCal Pediatric Dentistry, an exceptional place for oral health for beautiful, smiling children.
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I was born and raised in Silicon Valley in Northern California, but moved to Southern California to further my education.
I completed my undergraduate degree at the University of California at San Diego (UCSD) and my Doctorate of Dental Surgery (DDS) at the University of Southern California School of Dentistry (USC).
My desire to focus more on children's dentistry led me to the Big Apple to New York University College of Dentistry (NYUCD) for residency training and pediatric specialization.
You're probably wondering, why pediatric dentistry?
I completed my undergraduate degree at the University of California at San Diego (UCSD) and my Doctorate of Dental Surgery (DDS) at the University of Southern California School of Dentistry (USC).
My desire to focus more on children's dentistry led me to the Big Apple to New York University College of Dentistry (NYUCD) for residency training and pediatric specialization.
You're probably wondering, why pediatric dentistry?
Our top priority at SoCal Pediatric Dentistry is doing everything we can to prevent dental issues from occurring.
Prevention begins with good dental habits, the right diet and regular visits to the dentist at a very early age.
We cater to children of every age, and we love to educate parents about good oral hygiene and nutrition.
Learn about our prevention services in the boxes below.
A dental sealant is a thin tooth-colored material that coats the grooves and fissures on the back teeth to help protect those surfaces from dental caries (cavities).
Prevention begins with good dental habits, the right diet and regular visits to the dentist at a very early age.
We cater to children of every age, and we love to educate parents about good oral hygiene and nutrition.
Learn about our prevention services in the boxes below.
A dental sealant is a thin tooth-colored material that coats the grooves and fissures on the back teeth to help protect those surfaces from dental caries (cavities).
Pediatric patients not only have different dentition, or teeth, than adults, but they also have specific behavioral and dental needs unique to children.
A pediatric dental specialist has trained an additional two years after becoming a general dentist, to be able to address children's dental and behavioral issues.
Specialty training encompasses disciplines including behavioral management, care of individuals with special health care needs, orthodontic interception, preventative measures, restorative dentistry, and sedation/hospital dentistry.
A pediatric dental specialist has trained an additional two years after becoming a general dentist, to be able to address children's dental and behavioral issues.
Specialty training encompasses disciplines including behavioral management, care of individuals with special health care needs, orthodontic interception, preventative measures, restorative dentistry, and sedation/hospital dentistry.
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children visit the dentist when they get their first tooth or by their first birthday.
Starting dental visits at an early age can aid in early detection and management of oral conditions, establish healthy habits and oral care, and cultivate a favorable impression for your child.
Some of those teeth will be present until 12 years old, so it's important to take care of them.
Tooth decay, also known as dental caries, is the number one chronic health problem of children.
Starting dental visits at an early age can aid in early detection and management of oral conditions, establish healthy habits and oral care, and cultivate a favorable impression for your child.
Some of those teeth will be present until 12 years old, so it's important to take care of them.
Tooth decay, also known as dental caries, is the number one chronic health problem of children.
When a dental accident happens, it's good to be prepared and have a reliable pediatric dentist available to help assist you.
We are just a phone call away.
If you need urgent treatment after hours, do not hesitate to call us immediately at (424) 271-0661.
Give us a call at the office so we can assist you.
A facial swelling may be a result from a serious infection which needs immediate attention.
If you suspect your child has sustained a broken jaw, use a cold compress to reduce swelling.
Head to the hospital immediately.
We are just a phone call away.
If you need urgent treatment after hours, do not hesitate to call us immediately at (424) 271-0661.
Give us a call at the office so we can assist you.
A facial swelling may be a result from a serious infection which needs immediate attention.
If you suspect your child has sustained a broken jaw, use a cold compress to reduce swelling.
Head to the hospital immediately.
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