It is recommended by the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and the American Academy of Pediatrics that an infant should be seen by a dentist by the age of 1 or within 6 months after his or her first tooth comes in.
Preparing your child for his or her first dental visit is encouraged. For young children there are excellent books that describe who the dentist is and why we go. The internet also has a wide range of educational games and hands-on projects related to dentistry.
Movies, toys, plus free teeth cleaning goodies!! I have been pleased with the dental care, bedside manner, and billing processes.
Adrienne F
Dr. George's office is state of the art. He has a medical grade/safe tv just above your kid's head, so as they lay back, they're watching a great movie.
Cristy M
Dr. George is very kind and a great dentist. We have seen him for regular cleanings and one emergency situation, as well.
Afk B
Dr. George and his staff were amazing with my daughter. If you have a kid, this is the place to take them.
Vincent F
They saw my youngest son when he had a dental emergency immediately!
Marc Y
His demeanor with the littles is spot-on, and makes the parents feel good about it all too.
La C
Dr. George is a rock star! I am so glad that we are starting my son off on the right track loving the dentist and brushing his teeth!
Jaci P
Dr. George Lynch takes time to make the kiddos feel comfortable and knows how to talk to a three year old vs. a seven year old.
Alina O
What child gets excited to see a dentist? Mine does! We were in and out for a checkup in 15 minutes.
Lisa Y
My daughter keeps wanting to come back and remembers him by name (over her pediatrician!) Success.
Catherine L
Still 100% happy. I've moved out of center city and I still bring my kids here even though it means driving into town and paying for parking.
Mel L
Our Docs
Dr. George Thomas Lynch
Dr. Katharine Woehling
Dr. Sara Gholam
Dr. Rachel Thomas
The road to your children's great smile starts here
