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St. Paul Pediatric Dentistry

★ 4.9 (83 reviews)✓ Accepting new patients

6070 50th St N, Oakdale, Minnesota, 55128

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Specialized pediatric dental practice with board-certified pediatric dentists providing comprehensive dental care for infants, children, adolescents, and patients with special health care needs. Three locations in the Twin Cities area with a focus on preventive care, restorative treatment, and creating positive dental experiences for children.

Details

Phone: (651) 797-3481

Website: http://www.stpaulkidsdentist.com/

Languages: EnglishSpanish

Insurance: Most dental insurances

Amenities: Movie selection in operatory chair

Services

Emergency

  • Emergency Treatment — Urgent dental care for dental emergencies

Orthodontics

  • Orthodontics — Orthodontic treatment mentioned as a specialty training area

Pediatric

  • Behavior Management — Specialized behavior management techniques for anxious or uncooperative children
  • Dental Trauma Treatment — Treatment of dental trauma and injuries
  • Dental Treatment Under General Anesthesia — Hospital-based dental treatment under general anesthesia for complex cases and special needs patients
  • Pediatric Dentistry for Special Health Care Needs — Specialized dental care for children with medical, physical, and behavioral special needs

Preventive

  • Fluoride Applications — Fluoride treatments for children
  • Pit and Fissure Sealants — Protective sealants for children's teeth
  • Preventive Oral Hygiene Instruction — Includes proper brushing, flossing and eating habits, ideal fluoride levels and the use of pit and fissure sealants

Restorative

  • Children's Crowns — Pediatric crown restoration
  • Children's Fillings — Restorative fillings for pediatric patients
  • Pediatric Prosthesis — Prosthetic dental treatment for children
  • Restorative Dentistry — Includes children's fillings, crowns and prosthesis, including treatment of nursing bottle decay

Team

Dr. Julie Haman (DDS, Board Certified Pediatric Dentist, Diplomate of the Board of Pediatric Dentistry), Pediatric Dentist
Grew up in North Dakota. Practiced as general dentist in Colorado for 2 years before specializing in pediatric dentistry. Has been member of American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and American Dental Association. Lives in Woodbury with family.
Dr. Carmen Lammeier (DMD, Board Certified Pediatric Dentist, Diplomate of the American Board Pediatric Dentistry), Pediatric Dentist
Bilingual, speaks fluent Spanish. Extensive training in preventive and restorative dentistry and dental treatment under general anesthesia. Member of American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and Minnesota Academy of Pediatric Dentistry. Lives in Minneapolis with family.
Dr. Sylvia Cuellar (DDS, Board Certified Pediatric Dentist), Pediatric Dentist
Grew up in Bloomington, Minnesota. Four years general dentistry practice in Twin Cities. Completed advanced training in New York City. Member of American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and American Dental Association. Lives in St. Paul.
Dr. Neha Sethi (DDS, Master of Oral Sciences, Dr. Jeanne Craig Sinkford Leadership Award recipient), Pediatric Dentist
Honors for community service. Published research in Journal of Dental Education and Journal of Dentistry for Children. Active member of American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and American Dental Association. Specializes in comprehensive dental care, preventive and restorative treatments, behavior management, and treatment under general anesthesia.
Dr. Ciara Houser (DDS, Board Certified Pediatric Dentist), Pediatric Dentist
Grew up in Fargo, North Dakota. Chief resident during pediatric dental residency with advanced training in behavior management, special healthcare needs, hospital dentistry, orthodontics, and dental trauma. Member of American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and American Dental Association.

What patients say

Vibe: kid-friendly

St. Paul Pediatric Dentistry receives overwhelmingly positive feedback (12 of 13 five-star reviews) for its exceptional ability to work with anxious children, create a welcoming environment, and provide knowledgeable, caring pediatric dental care. The primary concern is a documented instance of delayed cavity detection that should have been identified during routine examinations, suggesting occasional gaps in diagnostic thoroughness.

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