Thank you for taking the time to learn about our office and our philosophy of treating infants, children and adolescents. Our goal is to partner with families so that together we can help our patients to grow up to have healthy and beautiful smiles. Our knowledge, skills, and experience are what make our practice unique and our patients, including those who have 'graduated' from our practice, are our best referrals!
As you can see, our latest development is this website which will help us to share information with you. Also, we have implemented the first phase of digital x-rays for our office using the most up-to-date system available. Finally, we have recently added several wonderful staff to our office and they bring so much to our practice.
As you can see, our latest development is this website which will help us to share information with you. Also, we have implemented the first phase of digital x-rays for our office using the most up-to-date system available. Finally, we have recently added several wonderful staff to our office and they bring so much to our practice.
Services
We love children and we love working with children. There is nothing more satisfying for us than to help a child overcome their worries or fears. The members of our staff are all mothers and can relate to your child and to you. They have many years of experience and regularly continue their education by taking courses appropriate for pediatric dentistry.
We love children and we love watching our patients grow from toddlers with tiny baby teeth to young adults heading off to college! It is a privilege we have enjoyed for over 29 years. So. how does this happen? Well, it starts when we meet a child for their first dental visit, usually by their first or second birthday.
As a pediatric dentist, I am committed to using my knowledge and skills to provide you and your child with the necessary tools to grow healthy and with beautiful smiles. During your child's first visit to our office and for as long as your child needs, you will be with your child during the entire visit.
Emergencies can and do occur, and Dr. Connie is available for emergency care after office hours. If your child has suffered a traumatic injury or is having dental pain, you can reach Dr. Connie after office hours, by simply calling the office phone number, 215-230-7600. The answering service will pick up, and the operator will typically ask you a series of questions to help Dr. Connie to respond to you quickly.
Our number one priority is to provide your child with the best treatment available. Our treatment recommendations are based on the Guidelines of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and before your child receives treatment, Dr. Connie or a staff member will talk with you about the best treatment options.
Reviews (4)
Lori S.
Feb 20, 2018
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My son has seen Dr. Connie since 2004. He started with her at age 4. Dr. Connie and her staff have always been wonderful. My child has never minded going to the dentist because he was made comfortable from his very first visit. He had a broken front tooth emergency a few years go, Dr. Connie met us in her office ON HER DAY OFF. My son's smile was restored perfectly. I have never hesitated to refer her to anyone in need of a pediatric dentist.
Sue D.
May 22, 2016
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John S.
Apr 05, 2016
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Victoria G.
Jul 08, 2013
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I'm not too crazy about Killian. One of her hygienists made my 4 year old cry (she had too much plaque on her back molars ) and, because I am her mother, she marched right into the waiting room and scolded me in front of everybody. She had no cavities, mind you.
It was totally embarrassing and unprofessional. When I called to complain, Killian literally kept talking over me every time I started to speak and was overly protective of her hygienist. It was bizarre. It's a miracle I kept my composure. Needless to say, we dropped her.
On a good note, when my oldest broke her front tooth
It was totally embarrassing and unprofessional. When I called to complain, Killian literally kept talking over me every time I started to speak and was overly protective of her hygienist. It was bizarre. It's a miracle I kept my composure. Needless to say, we dropped her.
On a good note, when my oldest broke her front tooth
