Together, we have the same commitment - to make sure you and your child have an enjoyable and pleasant experience in our pediatric dental office. Dr. Mila Davis is a cum laude graduate of Princeton University.
She received her Doctorate in Dental Surgery (DDS) from Columbia School of Dental Medicine in New York City with further specialty training at New York Presbyterian Hospital, Columbia University, receiving Certification in Pediatric Dentistry.Dr. Mila Davis has a new associate, Dr. Parya Etebari. Dr. Etebari is also a Board Certified Pediatric Dentist.
She received her Doctorate in Dental Surgery (DDS) from Columbia School of Dental Medicine in New York City with further specialty training at New York Presbyterian Hospital, Columbia University, receiving Certification in Pediatric Dentistry.Dr. Mila Davis has a new associate, Dr. Parya Etebari. Dr. Etebari is also a Board Certified Pediatric Dentist.
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Fluoride Treatments - helps prevent children's tooth decay and keep children's teeth strong. Sealants - helps prevent children's tooth decay from forming on chewing surfaces of permanent molars. Children and Adolescent Dental Education - providing tools for our patients and parents to help children and adolescents stay cavity free.
Meet Us
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Our goal at Healthy Smiles Children's Dentistry is to provide your child with the highest quality pediatric dental care in a fun, friendly, high-technology practice. We care for children as they reach their first birthday through adolescence! You'll be delighted with the special attention we give to make sure your child feels welcomed and at ease.
Meet Dr. Etebari
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Dr. Mila Davis has a new associate, Dr. Parya Etebari. Dr. Etebari is also a Board Certified Pediatric Dentist. She is a graduate of the University of Texas Health Science Center Dental School in San Antonio. In addition to serving as a Clinical Associate Professor at New York University College of Dentistry, she also served two practices while in New York.
Why a Pediatric Dentist
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The foundation of a lifetime of good oral health can be fostered in a patient's relationship with a childhood dentist. Positive early experiences will reinforce a child's perception of the dentist as an ally rather than an enemy and reduce dental anxiety. Additionally, a child may be more likely to be compliant with a home oral hygiene routine when there is a trusted relationship with dental professionals.
First Visit
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We like to see children around their first birthday or when their first tooth erupts, as recommended by the American Dental Association. That's an excellent time to check the development of teeth, examine the oral cavity and check their bite. At this appointment, we discuss feeding habits, oral habits (pacifiers and thumb sucking), oral hygiene and other information to start your baby toward positive dental care.
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