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Pediatric Dentists in Lancaster, PA

18 pediatric dentists practice in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Save any office to your free Patient Passport and your records travel with you — forms, history, and insurance in one place.

Aaron D Miller Dmd Pc

Pediatric Dentist

394 E Roseville Rd(717) 569-4597

Aaron Miller

Pediatric Dentist

394 East Roseville Road(717) 569-4598

Alexandra Balaci, DMD

Pediatric Dentist

1671 Oregon Pike(717) 295-4400

C2 Pediatric Dentistry Pllc

Pediatric Dentist

2135 Noll Dr Ste B(717) 397-7750

Children'S Dental Health Associates

Pediatric Dentist

1685 Crown Ave(717) 295-4400

Christina Mazzone, D.M.D.

Pediatric Dentist

2135 Noll Dr Ste B(717) 397-7750

Elizabeth Harrison, DMD

Pediatric Dentist

1875 Lititz Pike Ste 9(717) 560-9002

Kimberly Figart, DMD

Pediatric Dentist

1875 Lititz Pike(717) 560-9002

Kristine Shue, DMD

Pediatric Dentist

1875 Lititz Pike Ste 9(717) 454-2276

Kyra Schirk, DMD

Pediatric Dentist

304 N Water St(717) 299-6371

Lancaster Pediatric Dental Associates, P.C.

Pediatric Dentist

1875 Lititz Pike(717) 560-9002

Maria L. Meliton, Dmd

Pediatric Dentist

2135 Noll Dr(717) 397-7750

Peter Ross, DMD

Pediatric Dentist

1875 Lititz Pike Ste 9(717) 560-9002

Rekha Penmetcha, DMD

Pediatric Dentist

1875 Lititz Pike Ste 9(717) 454-2276

Stephen D. Miller, D.D.S., Ltd

Pediatric Dentist

394 East Roseville Road(717) 569-4597

Stephen Miller, DDS

Pediatric Dentist

397 East Roseville Road(717) 569-4597

Yasmina Wright, DDS

Pediatric Dentist

60 W Walnut St(717) 394-4466

Ying-Lee Ong, D.M.D.

Pediatric Dentist

1875 Lititz Pike(717) 560-9002

Common questions about pediatric dentists

What does a pediatric dentist do?

A pediatric dentist specializes in the oral health of children from infancy through the teenage years. Beyond cleanings and cavity treatment, they complete two to three extra years of training focused on child development, behavior guidance, and treating kids with special healthcare needs — so visits are designed to feel safe and even fun for young patients.

When should my child first visit a pediatric dentist?

The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends a first visit by your child’s first birthday, or within six months of the first tooth appearing. Early visits catch problems before they grow, build comfort with the dental chair, and give parents practical guidance on brushing, bottles, pacifiers, and fluoride.

How do I book a pediatric dental appointment?

Pick a practice from the list above and call the number on its profile. Offices marked "on Intake.Dental" also let you book online and fill out your child’s new-patient forms before you arrive — and your family’s records stay in a free Patient Passport that travels with you if you ever switch offices or move.

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