Baby Tooth Arrival: What’s Normal & What’s Not
When your baby’s first teeth come in, the first thing you probably do is reach for the baby book. After all, this is a momentous occasion!
Dr. Scott Andersen and Dr. Tab Imdacha are excited to announce the opening of an additional pediatric dental office in September at the Legends Professional Plaza in Spring, TX. (30014 Aldine Westfield, Suite 101 Spring, Texas 77373)
Woodlands Pediatric Dentistry will serve our patients with the same high levels of patient care, professionalism, and kid-friendly environment as it has done for over 20 years in The Woodlands area. Our new location will address the need for high level pediatric dental care in our growing community, and looks forward to serving the Spring area for many years to come.
Here is a list of New Office FAQs and additional information that may answer some questions that you have regarding the new office and what it means for our current patients.
We are excited for the future of Woodlands Pediatric Dentistry!
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