Building Blocks Pediatric Dentistry

Building Blocks Pediatric Dentistry Building Blocks Pediatric Dentistry is the home of Dr. Judy Samselski, serving the children of Quakertown, Pennsylvania and the surrounding area.

Comprehensive dental care for children in a "child-friendly" environment. Our philosophy is to provide the same quality of care for each patient as we would our own children.

Happy Labor Day! Today we celebrate the hard work and dedication of people across the country. Whether you are spending ...
09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day! Today we celebrate the hard work and dedication of people across the country. Whether you are spending the day relaxing at home or enjoying a final summer cookout, we hope you have a safe, fun, and smile-filled long weekend!

Did you know September is National Gum Care Month? Healthy smiles aren't just about teeth; strong, pink gums are the fou...
09/03/2026

Did you know September is National Gum Care Month? Healthy smiles aren't just about teeth; strong, pink gums are the foundation of a healthy mouth! Gentle daily brushing along the gumline and regular flossing help keep your child's gums healthy and irritation-free.

What is a dentist's favorite dinosaur? Flosso-raptor!
08/31/2026

What is a dentist's favorite dinosaur? Flosso-raptor!

A chipped tooth may seem minor, but it is still worth having a dentist take a look. Even a small chip can leave the toot...
08/27/2026

A chipped tooth may seem minor, but it is still worth having a dentist take a look. Even a small chip can leave the tooth sensitive or expose an area that needs protection. Our team can check the tooth and recommend treatment if needed. If your child chips a tooth, schedule a dental check so we can make sure the tooth is okay.

The Tooth Fairy is only one of many traditions surrounding lost baby teeth. In parts of the world, children leave their ...
08/24/2026

The Tooth Fairy is only one of many traditions surrounding lost baby teeth. In parts of the world, children leave their teeth for a mouse, bury them, or toss them onto a roof for good luck. Different traditions share the same idea: losing a tooth is an exciting sign of growing up. How does your family celebrate losing a tooth?

Back-to-school shopping isn't just for notebooks and pencils! As you gather supplies for the new year, it is a perfect t...
08/20/2026

Back-to-school shopping isn't just for notebooks and pencils! As you gather supplies for the new year, it is a perfect time to swap out your child’s toothbrush. A fresh brush with straight, soft bristles does a much better job of sweeping away cavity-causing bacteria than an old, frayed one. Plus, letting your child pick out a fun new color or character is an easy way to build excitement for their school-day morning and bedtime routines!

Soft drinks can be tough on teeth, especially when they are consumed often. While an occasional soda is okay as a treat,...
08/17/2026

Soft drinks can be tough on teeth, especially when they are consumed often. While an occasional soda is okay as a treat, water is still the best choice for keeping smiles healthy and strong!

Did you know most people have a favorite side for chewing? While that is completely normal, always chewing on the same s...
08/13/2026

Did you know most people have a favorite side for chewing? While that is completely normal, always chewing on the same side can lead to uneven wear over time. Your teeth are designed to work together, so switching sides helps keep your smile balanced, strong, and healthy!

Baby teeth play a big role in growing smiles. They help children learn to chew, speak clearly, and feel confident as the...
08/10/2026

Baby teeth play a big role in growing smiles. They help children learn to chew, speak clearly, and feel confident as they grow. These little teeth also guide permanent teeth into the right place later on. Keeping baby teeth healthy sets the foundation for a lifetime of strong smiles, so brushing for two minutes twice a day is an important habit to start early!

Most people use more toothpaste than they need. Children under three should use only a “smear” of toothpaste, while olde...
08/06/2026

Most people use more toothpaste than they need. Children under three should use only a “smear” of toothpaste, while older children (and adults!) only need a pea-sized amount.

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2100 Quaker Pointe Drive
Quakertown, PA
18951

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Monday 11am - 7pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm

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