3 Best Kids Dentists in El Monte, CA

“Dr. Christine S completed her dental degree at the University of Southern California. She possesses extensive expertise in pediatric dentistry and is committed to providing the best and most advanced dental care possible for kids. Dr. Christine S practices at Super Kids Dental. The clinic is located in Five Points Plaza Shopping Center. They are passionate about providing the highest level of dental care possible for children. Super Kids Dental takes immense pride in their exceptional customer service and strives to develop strong connections with their patients. The clinic allows parents to accompany their children into the treatment rooms.”

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“Dr. John Luther obtained his DDS from Northwestern University and has held several high-level positions in the oral health industry. He serves as the Chief Dental Officer and Senior Vice President of Dental Management for DentaQuest and as Chief Dental Officer for UnitedHealthcare Dental. Dr. John Luther practices at Western Dental & Orthodontics Kids. The clinic is dedicated to providing affordable dentistry and orthodontic services to children and young adults. Western Dental & Orthodontics Kids is committed to delivering top-quality dental care to patients and has more than 320 locations. The clinic provides free exams and X-rays to patients.”

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“Dr. Robert Hoang earned his bachelor's degree from UC Irvine and his DDS from the University of Michigan Dental School. He completed the Pediatric Oral Health Access Program and obtained an Oral Conscious Sedation permit. Dr. Robert Hoang is dedicated to providing a lifelong dental home for children from infancy to adulthood. He practices at "We C Kids Dental". The clinic aims to create a space where children can receive dental care from infancy through adulthood. "We C Kids Dental" has a friendly and gentle staff that is well-trained in helping children feel comfortable and at ease during their dental visits. The clinic offers free exams and cleaning for children under three years old to promote early oral health care.”

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