Dentistry For Children

In a previous review someone stated that when they came to see Dr. Sina she or her staff had commented on their child’s weight. I can believe that, BUT I believe they meant it in a caring way it must have just come out wrong. My son has a lot of dental issues and the hygienist was very blunt about the things I am doing wrong with him but I appreciated the honesty I could tell she cared. We talked about our kids and the issues kids have with electronics and how they can create bad habits while my son was getting X-​rayed down the hall. We were there for a teeth cleaning and they were very nice to my son (who is 5). Every single person in that office went above and beyond to make me and my son comfortable. Def going back!

Waited 3 hours before my 2 children were seen.
Dr Sina assesses my son, then makes a shocking and unbelievable remark:
Dr Sina:“You know, are killing your son” (in reference to him being overweight)
My husband says «excuse me?»
Dr. Sina: You’re the one who buys him food, I dont think he buys his own food?! Does he???
My husband is a very quiet man so he said nothing…
As a medical professional (or any human being with ethics), Dr. Sina could of made a suggestion or remark in a different manner a PROFESSIONAL in a constructive manner.
But to accuse us of causing harm to our child?
This was indeed an eye opener to us…
I wouldn’t suggest going to this pediatric dentist who has no compassion and says whatever she wants to say without consideration.
Dr. Sina if I were you, I would think twice of what I would say before I make unethical remarks to patients and families who bring their loved ones to your establishment!!!

It’s a nice establishment and Dr. Sina is a very caring dentist who can establish a quick rapport with her patients. They continuously talk with the kids during the treatment to ease the excitement, especially during the injection. They do such an amazing job with hiding the needle; that the kids never actually see it and don’t even realize they are being injected.
Average wait time is 10 to 20 minutes; varies depending on time of the day and the day of the week, of course.
They always give the kids small gifts such as toothbrush, toothpaste, or coloring books and crayons after the treatment.
Last but not least, they have movies and video games available for kids in the waiting area.