Meet Our Pediatric Dentists & Orthodontists
Serving You In Richmond, VA
From the first tooth to braces and beyond, we aim to build lasting relationships with our patients—getting to know them personally, not just their smiles. As an active part of the Richmond community, we’re committed to outreach and education, ensuring every child has equal opportunity to high-quality dental care and a healthy future.
Award-Winning Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontic Care
Recognized for Excellence in Pediatric & Orthodontic Care
Richmond Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics is honored to be recognized by multiple esteemed publications for our commitment to exceptional pediatric and orthodontic care. We are proud recipients of awards from Richmond Times-Dispatch, Style Weekly Magazine, Virginia Living Magazine, and Richmond Magazine, reflecting our dedication to providing outstanding dental experiences for children and families. These accolades highlight our passion for patient-centered care, innovative treatments, and a welcoming environment that helps every child smile with confidence.
More Than Straight Teeth: A Healthier Bite for Every Stage of Life
From a child’s first orthodontic checkup to adult treatment, our specialty-trained orthodontists in Richmond, VA correct the full spectrum of bite issues and airway-related concerns. Healthy bites help kids breathe, sleep, chew, and speak more comfortably.
Overbite
Upper front teeth overlap lower teeth too far vertically. Left untreated, deep bites can wear enamel and cause jaw pain.
Treatment OptionsUnderbite
Lower teeth sit in front of upper teeth when biting down. Early treatment in growing kids can guide jaw development before it becomes complex.
Early InterventionCrossbite
One or more upper teeth bite inside the lower teeth. Often signals a narrow upper jaw that responds well to a palatal expander in growing children.
Correct the BiteOpen Bite
Upper and lower teeth don’t touch when the mouth is closed. Often linked to thumb-sucking, tongue thrust, or jaw growth patterns.
Open Bite CareProtrusion
Upper front teeth stick out past the lower teeth, also called “buck teeth.” Beyond appearance, protruding teeth are at higher risk for chips and dental trauma.
Straighten the SmileCrowding
When there isn’t enough room in the jaw, teeth shift, twist, and overlap. Crowding makes brushing harder and raises cavity risk.
Make Room to SmileSpacing & Gaps
Wide spaces between teeth can affect speech, gum health, and confidence. Braces or Spark Clear Aligners close gaps for a balanced, even smile.
Close the GapsAirway Orthodontics
Mouth breathing, snoring, and restless sleep in kids can signal a narrow airway. Airway-focused care widens the palate to help children breathe and rest better.
Breathe Easier
