One Tooth Pediatric Dental

One Tooth Pediatric Dental One Tooth Pediatric Dental is a pediatric dental practice providing gentle, comprehensive dental care for infants, children, and teens.

Led by board-certified pediatric dentists Dr. Akshay Kolluri and Dr. Sung Yeon Lim. Dr. Prokop is originally from northeastern Pennsylvania. She attended undergraduate and dental school at the University of Pittsburgh and graduated in 1995. She moved to New York where she practiced dentistry and was employed by The Children’s Aid Society. The Children’s Aid Society is a top rated New York based ch

ildren’s charity that provides services (including dental) to children of the inner city. It is where Dr. Prokop’s love of pediatric dentistry grew and flourished. From there, Dr. Prokop entered into a pediatric dental residency program at St. Barnabas Hospital in the Bronx to complete and further her studies in this area. After she graduated in 2001, her travels took her to Washington, D.C. where she was an attending at Children’s National Medical Center. Starting a family, and Dr. Prokop’s desire to serve the community where she had lived, moved her to Annapolis. She started her own practice in 2003. And in 2013, Dr. Prokop renovated the office and re-named her practice Tooth Fairy Smiles. In addition, Dr. Prokop maintains hospital privileges at Anne Arundel Medical Center. When Dr. Prokop is not working in her office she can usually be seen spending time with her family who keep her extremely busy with their love of sports and outdoor activities.

Child’s first experiences with the dentist can shape how they feel about dental visits later. 💛The goal isn’t to promise...
09/05/2026

Child’s first experiences with the dentist can shape how they feel about dental visits later. 💛

The goal isn’t to promise that every visit will be fun. It’s to make the experience feel familiar, safe, and predictable.

A few simple things can help:
🦷 Use simple, positive language when talking about the dentist.
🦷 Let your child ask questions instead of giving them too much information at once.
🦷 Avoid sharing scary dental experiences right before their appointment.
🦷 Give them time to get comfortable with the new environment.
And remember, it’s completely okay if your little one feels nervous. We can take things at their pace. 🥰

A calm beginning can make dental visits feel a whole lot easier.

Save this for your child’s next dental appointment!

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09/04/2026

Cavities may be common in childhood, but they’re not inevitable. 🦷💙

The good news? Preventing them doesn’t have to be complicated. Small, consistent habits like brushing for two full minutes, flossing daily, avoiding constant snacking, and keeping up with routine dental visits can go a long way.

Because when it comes to little smiles, consistency matters more than perfection. ✨
If you’re not sure whether your child’s routine is cavity-proof, we’re here to help.

Your child's teeth have a lot to say, we just translated for them.
09/03/2026

Your child's teeth have a lot to say, we just translated for them.

09/02/2026

Lost a baby tooth sooner than expected? 🦷💭

That little gap isn’t always “just a gap.” When a baby tooth is lost too early, the teeth around it can start moving into the space meant for the permanent tooth.

A space maintainer may help keep that spot open while your child’s smile grows. 💙
If your child recently lost a baby tooth early, talk to your pediatric dentist about whether a space maintainer is needed.

We always know 👀🦷No judgment though, we’ve got you either way. just... let’s be honest next time 😂Tag the parent (or kid...
09/01/2026

We always know 👀🦷

No judgment though, we’ve got you either way. just... let’s be honest next time 😂

Tag the parent (or kid) who needs to see this 👇

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08/31/2026

That little blue/purple bump can look scary, but sometimes it’s just a tooth getting ready to make its entrance. 🦷💙
It may be an eruption cyst; usually harmless and often disappears once the tooth comes through.

No poking, popping, or DIY dentistry. 😅
If it looks unusual or seems painful, let your pediatric dentist take a look.

Today’s mood, but make it dental 🦷😂Clean, confused, cracked, happy or just plain sleepy... little teeth have feelings to...
08/30/2026

Today’s mood, but make it dental 🦷😂

Clean, confused, cracked, happy or just plain sleepy... little teeth have feelings too! Which one matches your little one today? 👀💙

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Tiny teeth need the right care at every stage 🦷💙From the first tooth to growing smiles, knowing how much fluoride toothp...
08/30/2026

Tiny teeth need the right care at every stage 🦷💙

From the first tooth to growing smiles, knowing how much fluoride toothpaste to use can make a big difference. Save this guide for your child’s toothbrush journey and keep those little smiles healthy as they grow! ✨

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08/29/2026

Teething can make your little one a little extra fussy 🦷🥹 But knowing what’s normal can help you worry a little less.

💧 More drooling
🧸 Chewing on everything
😩 Mild crankiness
🦷 Slightly swollen gums

But high fever, diarrhea, or a rash? That’s not something to brush off as teething. It’s worth checking in with your pediatrician.

And for those sore little gums, try a cold teething ring or a clean, chilled washcloth. Sometimes, the simplest things help the most. 💙

Save this for your baby’s teething days!

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Growing smiles need growing care! 🦷💙From a rice-grain-sized smear to a pea-sized amount of fluoride toothpaste, your chi...
08/28/2026

Growing smiles need growing care! 🦷💙

From a rice-grain-sized smear to a pea-sized amount of fluoride toothpaste, your child’s brushing routine changes as they grow. Save this guide to make every stage a little easier! ✨

Healthy habits today = healthy smiles for years to come. 🪥💫

Address

621 Ridgely Avenue # 202
Annapolis, MD
21401

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

(410) 897-1931

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