Dr. Anne Pillar is from Sioux Falls and graduated from Roosevelt High School in 2001. She completed her Bachelors degree at the University of Nebraska and went on to earn her Doctoral degree from the University of Nebraska Medical Center. After graduation, Dr. Pillar returned to Sioux Falls to start her practice.
Dr. Pillar loves the freedom and variety of being a general dentist. She is able to treat patients with almost any dental condition without the need for referral. She prides herself on forever being a student of dentistry. To date, she has earned nearly four times the amount of continuing education required. Staying up-to-date with the latest technologies and techniques is imperative in providing the best possible care for her patients. Making patients feel comfortable is a priority to Dr. Pillar, which is why she completed the DOCS education course for Adult Oral Sedation shortly after graduating from dental school. She has also completed extended training with the American Orthodontic Society in order to provide orthodontic care to her patients. Dr. Pillar is a member of the American Dental Association, the South Dakota Dental Association, the Southeast District Dental Society, the International Academy of Facial Aesthetics, the American Orthodontic Society, the Gordon J. Chistensen International Study Club, and is a certified Invisalign provider.
Anne Pillar and her husband Bobby Bartlett live in Sioux Falls with their son, Grant, and daughter, Paige. They can often be found enjoying our beautiful bike trails or visiting the ever-evolving downtown area. Dr. Pillar also enjoys reading, sailing, visiting family and friends around the country, as well as traveling to new places.
Dr. Pillar loves the freedom and variety of being a general dentist. She is able to treat patients with most any dental condition without the need for referral. She prides herself on forever being a student of dentistry. To date, she has earned nearly four times the amount of continuing education required. Staying up-to-date with the latest technologies and techniques is imperative in providing the best possible care for her patients. Making patients feel comfortable is a priority to Dr. Pillar, which is why she completed the DOCS education course for Adult Oral Sedation shortly after graduating from dental school. She has also completed extended training with the American Orthodontic Society in order to provide orthodontic care to her patients. Dr. Pillar is a member of the American Dental Association, the South Dakota Dental Association, the Southeast District Dental Society, the International Academy of Facial Aesthetics, the American Orthodontic Society, the Gordon J. Chistensen International Study Club, and is a certified Invisalign provider.
Anne Pillar and her husband Bobby Bartlett live in Sioux Falls with their son, Grant. They can often be found enjoying our beautiful bike trails or visiting the ever evolving downtown area. Dr. Pillar also enjoys reading, sailing, visiting family and friends around the country, as well as traveling to new places.
A toddler or babys teeth are temporary. They are the reason why some parents believe that its okay for those teeth to decay since theyll be replaced by new and permanent ones, anyway. However, a primary tooth is as important as a secondary one. Remember that your kids also need strong and healthy teeth to speak and eat properly.
If you dont follow the proper dental hygiene for kids, there is a high chance that your child will experience baby bottle tooth decay or early childhood caries (ECC). If its your first time encountering such a term, heres what you should know about it:
An ECC is a type of tooth decay in infants and toddlers that often affects the incisors or upper front teeth. However, the cavities can still affect any of the childs teeth. If ECC has already progressed too far to be treated, your pediatric dentist may have no other option but to extract the teeth entirely.