Comprehensive Pediatric Dentistry in Lakewood, NJ

Welcome to Tiny Teeth of Lakewood! We believe that every child deserves a fun and positive experience at the dental office. That’s why we strive to create a friendly environment that helps children feel at ease. Our team is led by Dr. Zaki Mustacchi, a board certified pediatric dentist, who is dedicated to helping children achieve healthy smiles.

At Tiny Teeth Pediatric Dentistry, we are committed to providing exceptional dental care that promotes healthy smiles for children of all ages. We use state-of-the-art technology and techniques to provide gentle and effective dental care that meets the unique needs of each child.

We are excited to serve the community and look forward to helping your child achieve and maintain a beautiful, healthy smile. Contact us today to schedule an appointment with Dr. Mustacchi and our team at Tiny Teeth Pediatric Dentistry.

Pediatric Dental Services

Meet the Doctor

Dr. Zaki Mustacchi grew up in Brooklyn, NY, and recently moved to the Jersey shore. He graduated from CUNY Brooklyn College where he obtained his Bachelor of Sciences degree in Biology with a minor in history. Continuing further at New York University where he obtained his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree. He then went onto St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to complete his specialty training in Pediatrics.

During this time, he was able to gain knowledge in the treatment of children that are medically compromised as well as enhance his experience in the treatment of special needs patients through the cleft lip/ and palate clinic at the hospital. Dr. Zaki also participated in community outreaches that included providing dental care to the local schools.

Dr. Zaki is a board certified pediatric dentist. He is also an active member of the American Dental Association (ADA), American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD), New Jersey Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (NJAPD), Monmouth County Dental Society, and New Jersey Dental Association (NJDA).

5 Star Patient Reviews

Yehudis tarkieltaub
Very pleasant and timely office! Loved everyone we saw!! So nice and patient with my children age 9 and 3
I Gold
My kids really don't handle dentist visit well and get very panicky on the chair but the dentist is so patient and gets the work done so smoothly I was sooo amazed by his patience even if they really acted up!
Meira Zisovitch
From the second I walked in until I left 20 minutes later (unheard of!!!), I was impressed over and over and over again. There was virtually no wait time, hygienist and the dentist were both extremely knowledgeable, patient, quick, without compromising on quality of care. They were not condescending like many dentists are, and made me feel like I was a GOOD mother, unlike many Dentists who make parents feel like they aren't doing a good job at parenting because their kids teeth are not perfect! I I'm actually looking forward to bringing my kids back.
Esther
Highly recommend. Office is very clean, organized, and run efficiently. Every doctor was so nice and patient. Appointment was on time. Front office ladies were friendly and welcoming
Henry Sand
Very nice welcoming dentist office for children. After the appointment each child can pick one toy to take home, plus a goody bag that contains items to incourage self tooth-cleaning at home by yourself. The hygienists and dentist were very kind and made my child feel very comfortable for a first time dentist experience.
Abraham Shia Edel
Friendly staff. Helpful office. great experience for the kids and their parents
Aron Hasbani
There was this one worker
who accommodated all of my families needs and made us feel welcome, and Dr Zaki is the best pediatric dentist in the world!!!
Shirelle Shemesh
Wow. Just, wow. Met all my family’s needs, and made us just feel so much closer to the all mighty. From the yid playlist, to his proud yamika wearing, Dr. Zaki really just blew the yamika of tatti shmulis head. Yashar koach ✨🤩
Liz Vargas
10/10 recommend, both Doctors are great with kids!
Evelin Perez
Great experience! Thoughtful, patient and great with kids.

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