Many Professional Memberships, Awards, and Recognitions
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All Children Deserve Quality Pediatric Dental Care

Learn Who We Serve

Got a child who is just beginning to teethe? Are they about to move out of the house and start college? Dr. Sedighi has the professional expertise to support their smile at every phase of growth.

Reviews & Testimonials

Our Neighbors in St. Louis Love Us

We love, love, love Dr. Sedighi’s office and recommend him to everyone. From the office setting, their attention to detail in how to get a child to feel as comfortable as possible, to the thorough explanations from the Dr. and staff, we couldn’t be more pleased. This truly is a caring office and we are so glad to have found it!"

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St. Louis, MO

Dr Sedighi is an amazing dentist with a heart of gold. We have been with his office for over 25 years through nine children. He is kind, gentle, thorough and makes his patients feel totally at ease by providing an office setting that is bright and full of Disney fun with life size characters of all sorts! He has been an incredible dentist for our disabled daughter and each child explaining everything in terms they can understand."

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Creve Coeur, MO

Driving Directions to Our Practice in St. Louis

When it comes time for your child’s first appointment or their 20th, we want to make every step of the process as straightforward as possible, including the commute to our practice. When driving from the heart of St. Louis or a nearby suburb, we recommend that you take I-64 W/US-40 W and follow it to N Outer 40 Road in Chesterfield. Take exit 20 and follow N Outer 40 Road, then turn right onto Olive Boulevard, then left onto West Drive. We are right across the street from the St. Johns Church and Early Childhood Center.

Frequently Asked Questions – Answered!

Is your child in need of a new dentist in St. Louis? Whether you want to get them on track with regular cleanings and checkups, they have a cavity that needs to be taken care of, or a dental emergency has popped up, we’re here to help! Here are the answers to some of the most common questions we are asked about pediatric dentistry in St. Louis. If you don’t see the information that you’re looking for, don’t hesitate to give us a call!

How can my child get emergency dental care?

If your child is experiencing a life-threatening dental emergency, call 911. Otherwise, it is best for them to see a dentist. Most hospital ERs and quick care clinics aren’t equipped to handle dental emergencies, so your child is unlikely to get treated there. The first step when your child has a dental emergency is to give us a call. This way, you can explain what’s going on to a member of our staff. They can help to schedule your child for a same-day appointment. During your child’s appointment, we will examine their teeth to get to the root of the problem, help reduce any pain they are experiencing, and put together a treatment plan to restore the health of their smile!

How is a pediatric dentist different from other dentists?

All dentists must complete dental school. However, specialists opt to continue their education with multiple years of additional specialized training. As for pediatric dentists, their training consists of gaining extensive knowledge in treating infants, children, adolescents, and kids with special needs. Since we treat children, our goal is to make our practice as fun and kid-friendly as possible! That’s why we chose to make each of our treatment rooms have a fun theme. Going to the dentist doesn’t need to be boring or intimidating!

How can I prepare my child for their first dental visit?

The best way to get your child ready for their first dental visit in St. Louis is to maintain a positive attitude yourself. Even if you don’t mean to, it is easy for children to pick up on apprehension from their patients. You can help to prepare them by showing them the photos from the “Tour Our Office” section of our website. You could even read a fun storybook about the dental office – like Curious George Visits the Dentist. If you have any questions or concerns, don’t hesitate to reach out to one of our friendly team members!

What will my child’s first dental visit look like?

Your child’s first visit to the dentist should be short and sweet. It’s simply our goal to get to know them and provide you with basic knowledge about dental care. We will examine their smile and look for any potential issues during their checkups. For the cleaning portion, we will work to remove any plaque or debris that has built up. If you have any questions regarding your child’s dental health, at-home care, or anything else, this is the perfect opportunity to bring those up.

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