Dr. Steve Grossman, PADA Dental Associates, has proudly served the pediatric and adolescent population for the last 40 years. As a trained pediatric dentist with extensive orthodontic experience, he has helped to bring an ideal of preventive oral health and early recognition of growth and development to the upper east and upper west side of Manhattan. Educated at New York University School of Dentistry with a dental degree and post graduate training in both pediatric and orthodontics, Dr. Grossman continues to strive to bring the most current ideology and techniques that apply to prevention and interceptive treatment.

Dr. Jessica Barzideh is a board certifiedpediatric dentist who believes in creating a fun and caring environment for her patients. She is a graduate of Temple University, where she earned her dental degree. She advanced her skills by completing a residency in pediatric dentistry at NYU Lutheran Medical Center.

Dr. Barzideh recognizes that children may not be completely comfortable with visiting a dentist. Hence, she endeavors to make dental visits a low-stress experience with minimal discomfort. She understands that kids need to be examined and treated in ways that help them relax and cooperate. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, cooking, and spending time with her husband, family, and friends.

Dr. Jacqueline Dikansky is a board certified pediatric dentist. She is a native of Brooklyn, NY and completed both her undergraduate and graduate education at New York University. Dr. Dikansky graduated dental school with honors in pediatric dentistry. She also received the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry Predoctoral Student Award, given to a single senior student who shows the most promise in pediatric dentistry. After receiving her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree, she completed an additional 2 year specialty training program in pediatric dentistry at Yale-New Haven Hospital. Finally, Dr. Dikansky passed written and oral exams to become a Diplomate of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, the highest distinction available in the field.