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Pediatric Dentists in Little Rock, AR

19 pediatric dentists practice in Little Rock, Arkansas. Save any office to your free Patient Passport and your records travel with you — forms, history, and insurance in one place.

Apex Dental Partners Pllc

Pediatric Dentist

1701 Centerview Dr(501) 328-5439

Arkansas Childrens Hospital

Pediatric Dentist

1 Childrens Way # 664(501) 364-2526

Arkansas Pediatric Dentistry

Pediatric Dentist

5905 W 12th St(501) 812-3109

Arkansas Pediatric Dentistry

Pediatric Dentist

5905 W 12th St(501) 350-6416

Brandon Kitchens, D.D.S.

Pediatric Dentist

14114 Taylor Loop Rd(501) 868-3331

Bryan Angel, DDS, PA

Pediatric Dentist

300 S Rodney Parham Rd(501) 224-4799

Bryan Keith Angel

Pediatric Dentist

300 S Rodney Parham Rd Ste 3(501) 224-4799

Cara Jones, D.D.S.

Pediatric Dentist

5905 W 12th St(501) 812-3109

Clovis Kitchens, D.D.S. M.S

Pediatric Dentist

14114 Taylor Loop Rd(501) 868-3331

Dr. Joseph M. Mazurek, Inc

Pediatric Dentist

6500 Baseline Rd(501) 568-4733

John Pate, DDS

Pediatric Dentist

1001 S Bowman Rd Ste 1(501) 222-9101

Joseph Mazurek, DDS MS

Pediatric Dentist

6500 Baseline Road(501) 568-4733

Kathryn Hiegert, DDS

Pediatric Dentist

1 Childrens Way # 664(501) 364-1100

Kirt Simmons, DDS

Pediatric Dentist

800 Marshall St(501) 364-1816

Kitchens' Pediatric Dentistry P.A.

Pediatric Dentist

10310 W Markham St(501) 223-0822

Kitchens Pediatric Dentistry, Pllc

Pediatric Dentist

14114 Taylor Loop Rd(501) 868-3331

Leslee Huggins, DDS MS

Pediatric Dentist

1 Childrens Way(501) 364-1100

Michael Kitchens, D.D.S.

Pediatric Dentist

14114 Taylor Loop Rd(501) 868-3331

Small Bites

Pediatric Dentist

1001 S Bowman Rd Ste 1(501) 222-9101

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 Little Rock.