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Pediatric Dentists in Wilmington, DE

20 pediatric dentists practice in Wilmington, Delaware. Save any office to your free Patient Passport and your records travel with you — forms, history, and insurance in one place.

Alyse O'Kelly, DMD

Pediatric Dentist

3301 Lancaster Pike Unit 3e-3f(302) 803-6560

Brandywine Pediatric Dentistry, P.A.

Pediatric Dentist

2000 Foulk Rd Ste C(302) 475-3110

Children'S Dental Health Of Delaware, Llc

Pediatric Dentist

3301 Lancaster Pike # 3e3f(302) 803-6560

Dale Collins, D.D.S.

Pediatric Dentist

5500 Skyline Dr(302) 239-3655

Dale R Collins D.D.S., P.A.

Pediatric Dentist

5500 Skyline Dr(302) 239-3655

Dentistryone Of Delaware Eric Westergard Pa

Pediatric Dentist

1401 Pennsylvania Ave Ste 105(877) 712-7875

Dr. George T. Derenzo

Pediatric Dentist

2000 Foulk Rd(302) 475-3110

Dustin Root, D.M.D.

Pediatric Dentist

1600 Rockland Rd(302) 651-4000

Jennifer Hill, DDS

Pediatric Dentist

1600 Rockland Rd(302) 651-4200

Jill Garrido, D.D.S.

Pediatric Dentist

2000 Foulk Rd Ste C(302) 475-3110

Katheryn Goldman

Pediatric Dentist

1600 Rockland Rd(302) 651-4200

Laurie Jacobs, D.M.D. PA

Pediatric Dentist

708 Foulk Rd(302) 764-7714

Maria Velasco, DMD

Pediatric Dentist

1600 Rockland Rd(302) 651-4200

Megann Abedini, DMD

Pediatric Dentist

3301 Lancaster Pike Unit 3e-3f(302) 803-6560

Patricia Rist, D.M.D.

Pediatric Dentist

4201 Miller Rd(302) 765-3373

Rachel A Maher,Dmd, Pa

Pediatric Dentist

2036 Foulk Rd(302) 475-7640

Rachel Maher, DMD

Pediatric Dentist

2036 Foulk Rd(302) 475-7640

Robert Collins, D.D.S.

Pediatric Dentist

5500 Skyline Dr(302) 239-3655

Robert M Collins Dds Pa

Pediatric Dentist

5500 Skyline Dr(302) 239-3656

Rosemary Clay, D.M.D.

Pediatric Dentist

533 Main St(302) 998-0500

Common questions about pediatric dentists

What does a pediatric dentist do?

A pediatric dentist specializes in the oral health of children from infancy through the teenage years. Beyond cleanings and cavity treatment, they complete two to three extra years of training focused on child development, behavior guidance, and treating kids with special healthcare needs — so visits are designed to feel safe and even fun for young patients.

When should my child first visit a pediatric dentist?

The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends a first visit by your child’s first birthday, or within six months of the first tooth appearing. Early visits catch problems before they grow, build comfort with the dental chair, and give parents practical guidance on brushing, bottles, pacifiers, and fluoride.

How do I book a pediatric dental appointment?

Pick a practice from the list above and call the number on its profile. Offices marked "on Intake.Dental" also let you book online and fill out your child’s new-patient forms before you arrive — and your family’s records stay in a free Patient Passport that travels with you if you ever switch offices or move.

Looking for a general dentist instead? Browse all dentists in Wilmington.