Children with special needs often require dental care with a different approach. Whether your child is challenged with a physical, mental, or emotional disability, find out how our methods can ensure they have the best experience possible.
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The staff at Jeffrey Ginsberg, DMD Pediatric Dentistry is thrilled to announced that Dr. Jeff was recently named a Favorite Doc by Hudson Valley Parent magazine! The award was given due to his remarkable commitment to exceeding expectations for each and every family. This came as no surprise to those of us who work with Dr. Jeff every day, as we know his big heart and top-notch clinical skills.
“Dr. Jeff” has been a pediatric dentist for more than 36 years. He earned his DMD at the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine and then completed his residency in pediatric dentistry at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York City, where he was named Chief Resident. He has extensive experience treating infants, children, and teens, including those with special needs. A member of numerous dental associations, Dr. Jeff is an outspoken advocate for children’s dental health and an active part of the community. This is not his first award, as Dr. Jeff has been voted Westchester’s Top Pediatric Dentist 10 years in a row. In his free time, Dr. Jeff enjoys traveling, reading, exercising, supporting the arts, and spending time with his family.
If you are ready to start your child on the road to excellent oral health contact “Dr. Jeff” Ginsberg, DMD, at 914-245-1670 to schedule your child’s first appointment.
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