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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One of our proudest achievements is being voted as a top pediatric dentist in Westchester Magazine’s “Best of Westchester” for the past 12 years, which is why we’re excited to announce that we’ve made the list yet again!
Each year, Westchester Magazine compiles a list of the best dentists in the county for a variety of dental specialties. The rankings are based on a peer-review survey—local dentists are asked, “If you had a patient in need of a dentist, which dentist would you refer them to?” Voting dentists take into account factors like years of experience, continuing education, technology, results, and manner with patients.
After receiving the nominations from local dentists, the results are compiled and averaged, with editors selecting the top dentists for each geographic area and dental specialty. Past awards and status in dental academies, as well as comments from voting dentists, are all taken into consideration. Finally, nominees are checked against the state dental board to ensure that there have been no disciplinary actions and that they are in good standing. Only after meeting all of these criteria can a dentist make the list of top dentists in Westchester.
Knowing that so many area dentists think so highly of our pediatric dental practice is an honor we’re quite proud of.
If you’re looking for a pediatric dentist in Westchester County, we’d love to see you at our practice! Contact us today at 914-245-1670 to schedule an appointment for your child.
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