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Pediatric dentistry in Wayne, NJ

Little smiles.
Bright beginnings.

Thoughtful dental care for growing smiles. From first visits to the teenage years, we help children feel at home in the dental chair.

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Your smile. Your team.Personal care in Wayne, NJ
SpecialistsDr. Neha Saggar
Treatments6 options, explained plainly
Ages seenFirst tooth through the teenage years
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5.0Google ratingFrom 300+ reviews across Wayne and Passaic County.
A pediatric specialistDr. Neha Saggar treats children only, which is what the specialty is for.
A parent in the roomFor as long as you want to be. Very young children are seen on your lap.
One office61 Berdan Avenue, with the orthodontic side down the same hall.

How a first visit goes

Four steps, and you are in the room for all of them

Nothing is done to your child that has not been explained to you both first.

01

You look around

Your child sees the room, the chair and the people before anyone counts a tooth.

02

A look, on your lap if needed

Very young children are examined knee to knee, with you holding them.

03

Your questions

Bottles, thumbs, brushing, fluoride. The visit exists as much for you as for them.

04

A date to come back

Usually six months, sooner if something genuinely needs watching.

Pediatric Dentistry

Care that grows with your child

From the first tooth through the teenage years.

The First Dental Visit

Recommended by the first birthday. Mostly a conversation with you, a quick look, and a child who leaves unbothered.

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Exams & Cleanings

Every six months, timed so siblings can come in back to back and you make one trip.

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Sealants & Fluoride

Preventive work on the back molars, where almost every childhood cavity actually starts.

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Fillings & Crowns

Restorative care on baby and adult teeth, explained to your child in words they will not find frightening.

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Infant & Toddler Care

Teething, bottles, thumbs and pacifiers: the questions parents actually ask in the first three years.

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Dental Emergencies

A knocked-out tooth on a Saturday, a broken bracket before a trip.

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Book a Pediatric Appointment What happens at a first visit
One chart for every sibling

Why families stay

The part parents tell us they notice

  • A specialist, not a generalist. Pediatric dentistry is a recognised specialty with years of training after dental school.
  • Siblings, one trip. A child in braces and a child due for a cleaning share one record and one phone call.
  • Nothing over their head. Your child is told what is happening, in words built for their age.
  • The same faces. The team that greets you in January is the team that greets you in June.
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Dr. Neha Saggar

Your pediatric specialist

Dr. Neha Saggar, DMD

Pediatric Dentist

Elite’s pediatric dental specialist: first visits, cleanings, sealants and restorative care for infants, children and teens, with parents in the room.

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Reviews

What families in Wayne say

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I visited Elite orthodontist as soon as I Entered they greeted me with a nice smile
Yferz13Google review · August 2026
I’ve been having trouble finding a pediatric dentist I love for my kids, until now
RebeccaGoogle review · August 2026
I am very happy with doctor Kate Lew. My daughter got her braces there
OksanaGoogle review · August 2026

The first visit is mostly a conversation

Book the first appointment and we will tell you what your child actually needs, including nothing yet.

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61 Berdan Avenue, Wayne. Monday to Friday, and select Saturdays.

What parents ask first

If yours is not here, the consultation is where it gets answered, or call 973-706-8339.

What parents ask first

When should my child first see a dentist?
By the first birthday, or within six months of the first tooth. The first visit is mostly a conversation with you.
What happens at a first pediatric appointment?
Your child looks around, sits with you, and we count teeth. Nothing is done that has not been explained first.
Can I stay in the room?
Yes, for as long as you want to be. Very young children are examined on your lap.
Are baby teeth worth treating?
Yes. They hold space for the adult teeth, and an abscess in a baby tooth can damage the adult tooth forming above it.
How do I brush a toddler who fights it?
Ask at the visit. It is the single most common question, and a two-minute demonstration on your own child is worth more than any leaflet.
Do you see children with additional needs?
Please call before booking to discuss your child’s needs, comfort preferences and any accommodations. The team can help you plan an appropriate visit.