Huntington Smiles Pediatric Dentistry

Huntington Smiles Pediatric Dentistry Located in Huntington Station, Huntington Smiles Pediatric Dentistry is a modern and state of the ar

04/02/2026

We have some VERY exciting news to share from our Huntington Smiles family! 🩷🩵
Our amazing hygienist Ayesha is expecting TWINS, and she brought the gender reveal right to the office!
Ayesha, you are going to be the most incredible mom, and we cannot wait to meet these two little ones.

Still using a sippy cup all day? It might be time to transition. Long-term use of sippy cups—especially when filled with...
02/26/2026

Still using a sippy cup all day? It might be time to transition.
Long-term use of sippy cups—especially when filled with milk or juice—can lead to early cavities and delayed oral development.
👶 By 12–18 months, pediatric dentists recommend moving to a regular open cup or straw cup.
💧 Stick to water between meals, and avoid letting little ones sip milk or juice throughout the day.
Small changes now = big benefits for your child’s long-term smile! 😁

When’s the last time you swapped out your child’s toothbrush? 🤔 To keep brushing effective and safe, toothbrushes should...
02/19/2026

When’s the last time you swapped out your child’s toothbrush? 🤔
To keep brushing effective and safe, toothbrushes should be replaced every 3 months—or sooner if the bristles are frayed.
✅ New season = new brush!
✅ Been sick recently? Toss that old one!
✅ Let kids help pick a fun new one to stay motivated.
Fresh bristles = cleaner teeth and healthier gums. Easy win! ✨

Earlier this month it was Dr. Sarah celebrated National Children's Dental Health Month with her son and his classmates!W...
02/18/2026

Earlier this month it was Dr. Sarah celebrated National Children's Dental Health Month with her son and his classmates!

With hands-on learning about how keep they're smiles looking great, we strive to help develop and reinforce healthy habits from a young age.

Valentine’s Day = sweet treats + happy smiles — and yes, your child can enjoy both!A few simple habits can help protect ...
02/17/2026

Valentine’s Day = sweet treats + happy smiles — and yes, your child can enjoy both!

A few simple habits can help protect little teeth while still enjoying the fun:
- Choose tooth-friendly treats
- Enjoy sweets with meals (not all day)
- Drink water after candy
- Keep brushing & flossing routines strong

Which treats are gentler on teeth, how to time candy consumption, and the importance of rinsing afterward (because we kn...
02/12/2026

Which treats are gentler on teeth, how to time candy consumption, and the importance of rinsing afterward (because we know kids will get candy)
It’s the season of sweethearts—and sugary snacks. ❤️ While we’re all for enjoying a little treat, keep these tooth-friendly tips in mind:
✔️ Go for chocolate over sticky, gummy, or hard candies—they rinse away easier.
✔️ Drink water after snacking to help wash sugar off teeth.
✔️ Brush after 30 minutes to protect enamel (brushing immediately can do more harm than good after sweets).
It’s all about balance—so your little one can enjoy the love without the cavities! 💌

Whether it’s basketball, hockey, or wrestling—winter sports can be tough on teeth! 🦷⛹️♂️ If your child plays a contact o...
02/05/2026

Whether it’s basketball, hockey, or wrestling—winter sports can be tough on teeth! 🦷⛹️♂️
If your child plays a contact or collision sport, a custom or over-the-counter mouthguard is a must. It helps prevent chipped or knocked-out teeth, busted lips, and even jaw injuries.
✨ Pro tip: A well-fitted mouthguard should be worn during both practice and games—not just game day!
Protect that winning smile this season! 🛡️

X‑rays can sound intimidating, but they’re a key tool in spotting what we can’t see during a regular checkup — like grow...
02/03/2026

X‑rays can sound intimidating, but they’re a key tool in spotting what we can’t see during a regular checkup — like grown‑up teeth hiding behind baby ones, or early cavities that need attention.

Most kids get their first X‑ray between ages 4–6, but it can vary depending on their development and dental needs. Not sure if your child is ready? We’re here to help you decide!

Don't forget the tongue! Bacteria love to hang out there, and a quick gentle brush or scrape can help with fresh breath ...
01/29/2026

Don't forget the tongue! Bacteria love to hang out there, and a quick gentle brush or scrape can help with fresh breath and overall oral health. For younger kids, a soft toothbrush works perfectly. It takes just a few extra seconds and makes a real difference.

From apprehensive to excited—this is exactly the transformation we hope for with every first visit. Thank you, Tasneem, ...
01/27/2026

From apprehensive to excited—this is exactly the transformation we hope for with every first visit. Thank you, Tasneem, for trusting us with your child's care and for sharing how she went from nervous to actually enjoying her time here. That's what it's all about. 💜

We recommend scheduling your child's first dental visit by their first birthday—or within 6 months of their first tooth ...
01/22/2026

We recommend scheduling your child's first dental visit by their first birthday—or within 6 months of their first tooth appearing. Early visits help us catch potential issues early, but more importantly, they help your child get comfortable with the dentist in a low-pressure way. It's about building trust from the start.

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Huntington Station, NY
11746

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Friday 4am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 1:30pm

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(631)7607606

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