This list is short because it only includes dentists who declared pediatric dentistry in the federal registry, and many have not. We are adding a second source before treating it as complete.

1 pediatric dentist in Tustin

Dr. Jae Kwak, DMD

Pediatric dentist at Lovebee Pediatric Dentistry Dental Practice of Jae Hee Kwak DMD Inc.

1631 Edinger Ave, Ste 105, Tustin, CA 92780

  • License current
  • Address corroborated
  • Licensed since 2018
  • Sedation permit
Call (714) 717-3757 View profile

What a pediatric dentist does

A pediatric dentist cares for infants, children and teenagers, and for patients of any age with special health care needs.

Treatments

  • First visits and check-ups for babies and toddlers
  • Cleanings, fluoride and sealants
  • Fillings and crowns on baby teeth
  • Space maintainers after an early lost tooth
  • Care adapted for anxious children and children with special needs

Training and credentials

After dental school, a pediatric dentist completes an accredited residency in pediatric dentistry of two or more years. Pediatric dentists listed here declared the specialty in the federal provider registry and hold a current California dental license.

When to see a pediatric dentist instead of a general dentist

Many general dentists treat children. A pediatric dentist is a good choice for very young children, for a child who needs a lot of treatment, and for a child who is anxious or has special health care needs.

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Questions about pediatric dentists in Tustin

How many pediatric dentists are there in Tustin?

1 pediatric dentist with a current California license lists a practice address in Tustin. The count covers dentists who declared the specialty in the federal provider registry.

When should a child first see a dentist?

The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends a first visit when the first tooth appears, and no later than the first birthday.

Can a pediatric dentist sedate a child?

In California, sedating a patient under 13 requires a state permit for that purpose. Each profile shows the permits a dentist holds.