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Tooth Decay is the most common chronic childhood disease affecting 1 in 5 kids by Kindergarten. It is important to find a dental home before there is a problem or an emergency. A stressful situation can be made worse by having to find a dentist in a hurry.

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The Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and The American Academy of Pediatrics recommend a child’s first dental visit be 6 months after the eruption of the first tooth or by their 1st birthday, whichever comes first.

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About Us

Learn about us and how we care for our kids.

Our Location

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Appointments

Call (856) 322-8388 or click to call and request a same-day appointment.

Our Mission

As children reach each “new height” in development, their dental needs change; from sleepless nights with a teething infant to a grade-schooler about to lose their 1st tooth, to a teenager about to get braces, and even your college-bound young adult, the team at New Heights Pediatric Dentistry is here to support you through these important transitions.

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PaPa’s Garden & Little Library

Children aren’t the only things growing at NHPD! Learn about our small garden space!

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The Zen Room

Taking a child to a pediatrician or dentist may be stressful for some caregivers. Learn about our Zen Room.

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Prenatal Visits

A mother’s dental health can affect their child. Learn about our complimentary prenatal consultations with expectant parents. 

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Special Needs

Providing dental care to individuals with special needs is an integral part of pediatric dentistry.  Learn how we address them. 

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It takes a village to raise a child.” ~ African proverb
As the mother of three girls, I know first-hand what this means.

New Heights Pediatric Dentistry would like to be part of the village that helps you raise a healthy child.

Dr. Stacey A. Yandoli, DMD

Our Blog

How Much Sugar is in Your Drinks?

21 Nov 2022

The American Heart Association recommends lowering your sugar intake to only 6% of your daily calories, for which a single can of soda could send you over the limit. 

When should my child have X-rays?

12 Aug 2021

Taking X-rays is not based on age but rather on each patient’s individual circumstances. 

What if my child cries?

18 Dec 2020

Fear of the unknown can be a scary thing for a kid (and adults too!).

The first visit! What to expect.

08 Nov 2020

A dental office can be an alien place for a child.  There are strange smells and noises. Strangers in uniforms carry sharp shiny metal instruments.

What Clients Say

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I think Dr. Stacey is very professional and very attentive.....dealing with children is challenging to say the least. I have never heard anything bad and never had a bad experience at this dentist.

Steve C

Simply terrific. I trust her to take care of my kids and the children of my friends for years. She is patient, caring, and a great resource. She goes to elementary schools to teach children as well. The entire office is amazing.

Kirsten T