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    Pooler Pediatric Dentistry

    3.4 (7 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

    Services - Pooler Pediatric Dentistry

    Cavity treatment

    Dental exams

    Teeth cleaning

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    Tooth filling replacement or repair

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    Kid's Dentistree - Kids Dentistree--all new dentistry for children in Richmond Hill--a fun, family-friendly pediatric dentist. http://goo.gl/2xpzXh

    Kid's Dentistree

    (7 reviews)

    I just want to share my experience with Kids Dentistree in Richmond Hill, because I'm livid…read more - My son had his first ever dentist appointment in March. (Hes 3. I didn't know to take him sooner. We brushed his teeth and he never had any complaints) The dentist found cavities. She said they were very deep and she wanted to do two baby root canals and caps on his top molars and 2 fillings on his bottom molars. She said he would need to be sedated for almost an hour in office. I was told if I opted for laughing gas, and he wasn't doing well they would bring in more staff to hold him down because they would finish the procedure once they started. My total bill would be $1200 as the sedation isn't covered. I called a second pediatric dentist for a second opinion She said that even though they didn't have xrays she was certain he didn't need any root canals and she only wanted to cap one tooth and she could fill the other 3 teeth. (She explained that these cavities were from under developed teeth and likely a genetics issue.) She also recommended a liquid Valium and laughing gas, but if he wasn't responding well we could reassess and choice a different option... he wouldn't be forced to continue. We just completed the work with them today and my bill was less than $450.

    I'm so obsessed with this dentist office! A few months ago my middle son had to have a tooth…read morepulled. Kid's Detistree kept everything so calm he didn't even have any clue his tooth was being taken out. 3 hours later when I finally told him, he was like "Oh! I didn't even know!" Everyone here is so kind and just amazing with my boys! They get all my boys in at once and it's seriously such a blessing!! Thank you for being amazing!

    Coastal Pediatric Dentistry - Our team of Dentists!

    Coastal Pediatric Dentistry

    (2 reviews)

    I wonder why all the reviews are bad this place is a joke the they were supposed to schedule my…read moredaughter for an appointment and never did and on top of it the receptionist is so condescending and rude. It's not even normal. Don't come to this place. The customer service is horrendous.

    First, let me start by saying I have never been compelled to write bad, or good reviews before. I…read moreknow people have a bad day and stuff happens, but this experience needs to be shared. On March 1st, my son was complaining of pain in his mouth. We assumed cavity, or abscess and took him here. Although he did have a couple cavities, they said it was his 6yr molars coming in. A week later, his left side face was swollen beyond recognition, to the point his eye was closing and had a fever. We took him to the ER, where they thought abscess too. I explained we had just been to the dentist a week prior, where they had ruled that out. After IVs and a cat scan, they settled on Cellulitis. They put him on enough meds to put him down for another two weeks and he did improve. Fast forward to Tuesday, March 28th and the swelling looks like it is coming back. The ER had told us if it returned, he would have to come back and be admitted for 3 days of IV meds. My husband and I go on a business trip that morning. By the afternoon, our 6yr old is a mess and I leave my husband in Philly to catch the first flight home and take him back to the ER. This time they insist it is an abscess. Rather than take him to Coastal, we take him to our adult dentist who has very advanced equipment. Sure enough they confirm he has been carrying the pain and misery of an abscess for nearly a month. The following morning we take him back to Coastal in the hopes they are going to finally relieve his misery. After a month of pain and two trips to the ER, anyone would be apprehensive about going to another doctor. Our son was not cooperative and rather than try and gently work with him (which is what you would expect from a ped dentist) she was beyond rude and combative! Within ear reach of our son she got in my face and was saying "you need to calm him down, this is going to hurt and this is going to be hard and he is going to be in a lot of pain to get this tooth out, you need to calm him down"! At that point, I took my son and we immediately left. Our AMAZING adult dentist was willing to try, so we took him back there. At this point our son is terrified after what he had heard from the Coastal dentist. Even with gas and sedatives he was so scared he ended up peeing himself. This ENTIRE situation, which has now cost us THOUSANDS could have been a simple abscess diagnosis. Instead, we have a 6yr old traumatized and who will likely be a struggle to get to a dentist the rest of his life. It will require sedation each and every trip to get beyond this experience. BTW, he still has the abscess and we have to take him to MUSC to have him put under, due to how traumatized he was by this experience.

    Pooler Pediatric Dentistry - pediatric_dentists - Updated May 2026

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