Angelina D Ring DDS

Dentist

(925) 947-1188

2710 Pleasant Hill Road Pleasant Hill, CA 94523

www.phkidsdentist.com

Closed Today

Since 1973, Pediatric Dentistry of Pleasant Hill has provided the best in children’s dental care in a fun and comforting environment. With gentle and positive experiences, we set each child on the path to a lifetime of healthy, happy smiles! Our board-certified pediatric dentists Dr. Helen Mo & her associates — are dedicated to caring for each patient as a wonderful individual. Whether seeing your infant or toddler at the first visit, providing preventive care or restorative treatment for an older sibling, caring for a child with special needs, or addressing a dental emergency, our focus is always on the child’s health and comfort. We invite you to learn more at our pediatric dental office in Pleasant Hill, CA.

Hours of Operation

Mon 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM
Tue 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM
Wed 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM
Thu 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM
Fri 7:30 AM to 3:30 PM
Sat 7:30 AM to 2:30 PM
Sun Closed

Reviews

by Sixtus on 12/1/2020

5 out of 5 stars

My Review by luicys on 4/17/2013 via Citysearch

I highly recommend this dentist! \r \r My Standards for choosing a dentist are extremely high. Both my parents in NY are dentists and extremely good ones at that. So I have always been extremely challenged to find a good dentist. It…

My Review by smithb1426399731 on 3/16/2013 via Citysearch

Kids are often scared to go to the doctors and if the problem is related to the teeth, they get more Goosebumps. They have heard too much negative stores about the dental treatment but when I took my kids in Pediatric Dentistry of Pleasant…

My Review by pauls2136742113 on 2/7/2013 via Citysearch

My kids love Dr. Harmon\r \r My experience at pediatric dentistry has been great! My child?s first visit was nearly 6 years ago. Since then our family has grown by 3 and each of our kids go to see Dr. Amybeth Harmon. I would have never…

Pediatric Dentistry - My daughter enjoys dentist visits! by itgirl8 .. on 4/16/2006 via Judy's Book

Growing up, I did everything I could to avoid the dentist. I associated pain and uncomfortableness with each visit. When it was my turn to take my kid I wanted to make sure her experience was the exact opposite. When I took her to…

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