Here at the pediatric dental office of Dr. Joby Hurst, we take pride in offering our young patients the highest quality of dental care in a kid-friendly environment. We are conveniently located in Birmingham, Alabama and are experienced in providing routine dental care for infants, children, teens and patients with special needs.
Dr. Hurst and his team of friendly professionals work together to provide a positive dental experience that will make your child smile! We promise to work with you and your child personally and create a customized treatment plan to meet your individual needs and desires.
We believe early dental care can promote a lifetime of healthy smiles for your child. We offer a full range of services from routine dental exams and cleanings to fillings, sealants and fluoride treatments that will help ensure that your child grows up with a healthy smile.
We recognize that for some of our patients, a visit to the dentist makes them a bit nervous. We offer nitrous oxide sedation for our more apprehensive patients, so they can relax while receiving the dental care that they need. For those requiring more intensive treatment, Dr. Hurst offers in office anesthesia using Dr. Jeff Plagenhoef. Dr. Jeff is a board-certified pediatric anesthesiologist with Pediatric Dental Anesthesia Associates.
We appreciate your interest in our practice and encourage you to continue exploring our website to learn more about us. Feel free to contact us to schedule an appointment with Dr. Joby Hurst today!
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19 Inverness Center Parkway, Ste 250, Birmingham, AL 35242
TEL: 205.969.7454
E-MAIL: info@hurstpediatricdental.com