Our treatment methods are gentle and our technology is state-of-the-art to maximize comfort and build a lifetime of beautiful smiles. We have designed the office especially for children, creating a cheerful place where they can feel comfortable and safe. Angie Sage and Kathryn Walker have been taking care of little smiles for a long time, along with their team of knowledgeable, experienced dental assistants, dental hygienists, and office administrators.
We provide preventive and restorative dentistry, limited orthodontics, conscious sedation, and hospital dentistry for infants, toddlers, adolescents, and teens. We are also pleased to accommodate children with special needs. All of us are in this field because we love kids. We understand that going to the dentist can seem a little scary to a child, and we do our best to put our patients at ease.
Many of them now like visiting us so much they're disappointed when the visit is over! There is any number of reasons that a family might not have dental insurance coverage.
We provide preventive and restorative dentistry, limited orthodontics, conscious sedation, and hospital dentistry for infants, toddlers, adolescents, and teens. We are also pleased to accommodate children with special needs. All of us are in this field because we love kids. We understand that going to the dentist can seem a little scary to a child, and we do our best to put our patients at ease.
Many of them now like visiting us so much they're disappointed when the visit is over! There is any number of reasons that a family might not have dental insurance coverage.
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Dr. Angie Sage was born in Honduras and immigrated to the United States with her family as a child.
She was raised in New Orleans, Louisiana where she dreamed of having a career working with children.
How did she know she wanted to be a dentist?
Hurricane Katrina gave her an opportunity to be a dental assistant at a local pediatric dental practice in the Baton Rouge area.
She was able to see firsthand what working in the pediatric dental field was like and felt called to this profession.
It also allowed her to go into dental school knowing she wanted to specialize in pediatric dentistry.
She was raised in New Orleans, Louisiana where she dreamed of having a career working with children.
How did she know she wanted to be a dentist?
Hurricane Katrina gave her an opportunity to be a dental assistant at a local pediatric dental practice in the Baton Rouge area.
She was able to see firsthand what working in the pediatric dental field was like and felt called to this profession.
It also allowed her to go into dental school knowing she wanted to specialize in pediatric dentistry.
Dr. Renee Mikulec is a board-certified pediatric dentist and a proud Texan!
She was born in San Antonio, TX and grew up in the Dallas area.
Dr. Mikulec has always had a passion to work with children and little friends with special needs, as well as a strong calling to work in the healthcare field.
She truly working in pediatrics because children always offer a fresh and different perspective to life.
Kids really do say the funniest things and it make her job more enjoyable.
Her goal is to make dentistry fun for our tiny patients.
She was born in San Antonio, TX and grew up in the Dallas area.
Dr. Mikulec has always had a passion to work with children and little friends with special needs, as well as a strong calling to work in the healthcare field.
She truly working in pediatrics because children always offer a fresh and different perspective to life.
Kids really do say the funniest things and it make her job more enjoyable.
Her goal is to make dentistry fun for our tiny patients.
All of us are in this field because we love kids.
We understand that going to the dentist can seem a little scary to a child, and we do our best to put our patients at ease.
Many of them now like visiting us so much they're disappointed when the visit is over!
Tiff's world consists of her 16 year old twin boys and two dachshunds, Penny and Grace, who are spoiled rotten.
She finds so many joys about working at AHPD.
She gets to lead her amazing tribe and she has a boss who empowers and supports the staff.
We understand that going to the dentist can seem a little scary to a child, and we do our best to put our patients at ease.
Many of them now like visiting us so much they're disappointed when the visit is over!
Tiff's world consists of her 16 year old twin boys and two dachshunds, Penny and Grace, who are spoiled rotten.
She finds so many joys about working at AHPD.
She gets to lead her amazing tribe and she has a boss who empowers and supports the staff.
We are excited to be your pediatric dentist in San Antonio!
The Alamo Heights Pediatric Dentistry team is passionate about our jobs and providing excellent oral care for adolescents.
We understand the importance of little smiles!
Our team does all we can to help you be informed and prepared so that your little one has an incredible experience with us.
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends that kids see a pediatric dentist by age one or when their first tooth comes in.
Sometimes we see kids even earlier for tongue ties and other concerns.
The Alamo Heights Pediatric Dentistry team is passionate about our jobs and providing excellent oral care for adolescents.
We understand the importance of little smiles!
Our team does all we can to help you be informed and prepared so that your little one has an incredible experience with us.
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends that kids see a pediatric dentist by age one or when their first tooth comes in.
Sometimes we see kids even earlier for tongue ties and other concerns.
Rinse the tooth in cool water very gently (don't scrub or use soap).
Handle only the crown portion of the tooth and not the root.
If possible, place it back in the socket and hold in place with a clean gauze or a washcloth.
If the tooth cannot be reinserted, place it in a cup of milk, saline solution or water.
Act fast and get to the dental office immediately.
This is the best way to save the tooth.
Contact us as soon as possible.
Do not try to reinsert a primary tooth, because you risk damage to the permanent tooth bud underneath.
Handle only the crown portion of the tooth and not the root.
If possible, place it back in the socket and hold in place with a clean gauze or a washcloth.
If the tooth cannot be reinserted, place it in a cup of milk, saline solution or water.
Act fast and get to the dental office immediately.
This is the best way to save the tooth.
Contact us as soon as possible.
Do not try to reinsert a primary tooth, because you risk damage to the permanent tooth bud underneath.
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