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Every cavity is different, so the right treatment depends on the size of the cavity, where it is, and how your child is doing overall.

As a new parent, you want the absolute best for your baby, including their health, comfort, and development.

When one is narrow, the other usually is too. That means a narrow dental arch isn't just about crooked teeth or a crowded smile.

When a family finishes a tongue tie release, there's often a huge sense of relief.

When you bring your child in for a checkup, you probably expect us to count teeth, look for cavities, and give a good cleaning.

Dr. Christi Walsh, DDS, is a Board Certified Pediatric Dentist with over a decade of experience in delivering compassionate care to young patients. Her journey into dentistry began with a desire to support youth and education, sparked during her time teaching English and self-care to children in Peru. She earned her Bachelor of Science from Bowling Green State University, followed by a Doctorate of Dental Surgery from Ohio State University. Dr. Christi then completed a General Practice Residency and Pediatric Dental Residency at St. Barnabas Hospital in the Bronx, NY. Her work at a local Federally Qualified Health Center opened her eyes to how much need existed in surrounding communities, leading her to pursue pediatric dentistry with passion and purpose.