At Seattle Kids Dentistry, Dr. Kristi Linsenmayer, Dr. Purva Merchant, and Dr. Shamim Sabeti specialize in treating infants, toddlers, children, and teens, including children with special needs. These pediatric dentists offer preventative dental care customized to each age group, as well as tooth-colored fillings, tooth extractions, sedation, and 24-hour emergency availability. Seattle Kids Dentistry has a 4.9-star rating on Google for their team’s ability to create a fun experience for kids combined with high-quality care.
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Aiko Durant
2 months agoMy kids have been going her for dental care since elementary school. The office is so kid friendly, bright and inviting. Staff have always been wonderful and the Dentists are professional, caring and diligent. I highly recommend!
Michelle Harris
5 months agoOur family has been lucky enough to be Seattle Kids Dentistry patients since 2013. Our little ones had some anxiety when they first started going to the dentist. The staff at SKD have always been patient and kind. Their office staff and hygienists are friendly and informed and make our family feel welcome. Our family sees Dr. Merchant and I can’t possibly express how much we love her! She is the perfect fit for our family. She is incredibly knowledgeable and empowers our girls to speak up and be a part of their dental health. We started with SKD when we lived on Queen Anne and have continued with them since moving to Shoreline because we trust the care they give her girls and appreciate the relationship we’ve built. I honestly can’t recommend them enough. We will continue to make the commute until our girls age out of their clinic ❤️
Anne Johnson
5 months agoGreat dentist! We still drive across town to go here because it's always a positive experience. Support staff is friendly as are the 2 main dentists. The kids are always happy to go to their appointments.
Erica Robinson
3 months agoGreat first dentist experience for my toddler. They really set kids up for success and work hard to make them feel safe and respected while still getting through the goals of the appointment.
Sarah Soung
2 months agoAwful, just awful if you need to reach them with a dental emergency. My daughter fell off her bike and was seen in the ER for 7 stitches on her chin. The next day she refused to eat because of tooth pain (the ER doc hadn't noticed anything). I called Seattle Kids Dentistry on a Friday morning before 10am and left a voicemail explaining the situation and asking to be seen that day since the weekend was coming on and my daughter wasn't eating. Three hours later someone called me and said "oh the office is closed today, she can't be seen today". This is the second time they have been closed on a random Friday and there is no notification on the website or anywhere that the office is completely closed. Will absolutely be switching to a different dental practice