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Kids Care Dental & Orthodontics
Pediatric dentistry
BDS, KLE Institute of Dental Sciences, Belgaum, India; DDS, University of California, Los Angeles School of Dentistry; MSD in pediatric dentistry, University of Connecticut
Originally from India, Dr. Taneja moved to Southern California for school in 2012 and now specializes in the treatment of children with special needs, particularly autism.
“Coming from a developing country such as India, where limited access to health care underscores the need for preventative care, I understood its importance to children. Becoming a pediatric dentist isn’t just a job title but a responsibility.”
Toys and stickers for the kids. “It’s our secret weapon.”
“Good communication can help patients and parents feel empowered and responsible, and motivate them to take interest in maintaining oral health.”
“Be mindful of work/life balance. Personal growth and self-care are as important as gaining a clinical skill or learning about the business side of dentistry.”
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