Dr. Bradley Cox absolutely loved his time working with kids as a teacher prior to becoming a dentist and he draws on those experiences when teaching his patients about their oral health. He is dedicated to providing each child the best possible care and experience.
Dr. Brad, (as his patients know him) completed his undergraduate degree at Pacific Lutheran University, where he received a Bachelor of Science in biology. He continued his education at Saint Martins University with a focus on biochemistry and microbiology, while also teaching biology and mathematics at a K-12 private school in Washington.
Dr. Brad received a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the University of Washington, graduating at the top of his class. He was inducted into the Omicron Kappa Upsilon National Dental Honor Society and received the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry Predoctoral Certificate of Merit for outstanding promise in the field of Pediatric Dentistry.
Dr. Brad completed a two-year hospital-based residency in Indianapolis at Riley Hospital for Children, specializing in Pediatric Dentistry, and also received a Master of Science in Dentistry degree. During residency he received the Ralph E. McDonald Scholarship Award for his outstanding performance. Dr. Brad is a board-certified diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry, a member of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and the American Dental Association.
Dr. Mark Corbman was raised in Philadelphia and attended Germantown High School, Temple University College of Education, and Temple University School of Dentistry. He then studied at The Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) where he was a resident in pediatric dentistry. After completion of his residency, he has been in practice in Sellersville in the Grandview Hospital area. He is an Attending an Associate Clinical Professor of Pediatric Dentistry at The University of Pennsylvanian School of Dental Medicine, and a member of the Department of Surgery of Grandview Hospital.
Simple, we are kid experts! While family dentists practice general dentistry for people of all ages, a pediatric dentist spends all day every day only treating patients generally 18 years old or younger. Pediatric dentists undergo two extra years of specialized residency training after becoming a dentist. Their training includes advanced techniques and procedures to help even the most apprehensive child become comfortable. They also take courses in sedation, growth, development, orthodontics, childhood diseases, child psychology and children with special needs. This allows them to understand the specific needs of younger patients as they grow into adults. Read about the specialized training details from the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry.
Once your child has teeth its time to start cleaning and caring for them. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends children are seen by age one or when their first teeth start coming in. Routine dental check-ups at least twice a year are recommended. The earlier you introduce your child to the dentist the more comfortable they will be with oral health care for life.
Healthy baby teeth are more important than most people realize. They not only allow for pain-free eating and drinking but they also keep the space for adult teeth to come in properly. Keeping baby teeth healthy is one of the best ways to prevent painful infections that can damage permanent teeth.
Tooth decay (cavities) are not the only reason to visit the dentist. Preventative services such as cleaning, polishing, fluoride treatments and sealants work together with dietary counseling and oral hygiene instruction to insure your child has a bright cavity-free smile for a lifetime. We also evaluate growth patterns, assess the need for early orthodontic treatment and much more.
We believe the dentist should be fun! Our goal is to make every visit enjoyable for your family. This starts as soon as you enter our office which is full of kid-friendly games, books, iPads, toys and prizes. Your childs emotional health is our top priority and our specialized team is dedicated to provide a positive, fun, nurturing environment that will make your child excited to come back and visit us.
Parents are encouraged to come back with their children for cleanings and treatment however you are welcome to just sit-back and relax with complementary coffee and Wi-Fi in the waiting room if you prefer. We also provide 24/7 emergency call for our patients so you can rest assured knowing that when the inevitable chip, crack or ouch happens, we will be here for you.
Our entire staff loves working with children. We realize that the initial experiences a child has with their dentist will be reflected throughout their lifetime. Our goal is to provide a warm and fun atmosphere for your family while providing the utmost quality of care. We treat every child as we would treat our own.