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

Faiga Rosenwasser
13 hours ago
Best dentist ever! The staff are incredibly kind and patient even with the toughest patients! The atmosphere as well is always child friendly and calm. Would definitely recommend to others.
Esther Moerman
13 hours ago
Brought my girls to Tiny Teeth and the office staff were so kind and the dentist so nice and knowledgable and great with kids
Moshe Bortz
1 day ago
Super freindly with the kids AND parents. My kids leave calm but the dental work gets done. Every time! Highly recommend!
Fraidy Katz
2 days ago
Always a pleasure to come to Tiny Teeth. Everyone is so kind, patient and skilled! Highly recommend
Miriam Alejandra Solano
2 days ago
Son muy amables, excelente atención de recepción y doctores
Gitty Ziemba
2 days ago
My daughter us terrified of dentists & acts really difficult but Dr. Zaki & team are so patient and get the job done.
Thank you for your patience!!!
mazal seruya
1 week ago
The best dentist my son had cavities and he got them filled he was so calm while doing it thank you I highly recommend
Alison Shamah
1 week ago
Most pleasant experience at tiny teeth! More warm gentle staff and dentists. Love it
Tziry Goldberger
1 week ago
Kids love coming! Super friendly team ! Usually no wait which makes it a pleasure !
Christine Velez
1 week ago
This place is clean , the work employees are amazing.. the staff is on time .. never waited.. been coming for a year .. the best dentist we ever been too .. my kid love coming here .. very family oriented

Handling a Chipped Tooth in a Child
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Handling a Chipped Tooth in a Child

A chipped tooth can be a distressing experience for both child and parent. While it may seem alarming, with proper care, many chipped teeth can heal without significant issues. Here's a guide on how to handle a chipped tooth in a child:

1. Stay Calm: It's important to remain calm and reassure your child. Panicking can make the situation more stressful for the both of you.

2. Assessing the Trauma: Carefully examine the chipped tooth. If the chip is small and your child in not in pain, treatment may not be urgent. However, if the chip is large, exposes the nerve, or causes pain, seek immediate dental care.

3. Control Bleeding: If there's bleeding, apply gentle pressure with a clean cloth...

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