Pediatric Dental Associates has been caring for the dental health of children and communities throughout Greater Philadelphia and Southeastern Pennsylvania since 1975.

We know that excellent dental experiences start with excellent dentists. Dr. Philip Siegel and Dr. Mark Goldstein founded Pediatric Dental Associates (PDA), at Episcopal Hospital in Philadelphia. Pediatric Dental Associates opened its second office in Northeast Philadelphia in 1978. Over the years, Pediatric Dental Associates expanded its ability to provide comprehensive pediatric dental care for infants, children, and teenagers throughout the region with additional offices on the main campus of Temple University Hospital, Ambler, and Southampton. In 1988 Dr. Michael Rosenbaum joined Pediatric Dental Associates.

In 1995, Pediatric Dental Associates partnered with Episcopal Hospital — now part of Temple University Health System — to create the Advanced Education Residency in Pediatric Dentistry, training future generations of pediatric dentists.

Now, with the help of partners Dr. Kim Thomas, Dr. Alegria D’Agostino, Dr. Noah Quinn, and Dr. Paul A. Bahn along with our expertly trained dentists, staff, and residents, we are constantly evolving to meet the changing needs of our patients and families. Our commitment is to continually raise the standards for pediatric dental care, professional education, and children’s’ advocacy throughout Greater Philadelphia and Southeastern Pennsylvania.

Mission

Our mission is to provide the finest and most appropriate dental care to all children we serve while partnering with parents and families to educate and facilitate a lifetime of excellent oral health.

Vision

Pediatric Dental Associates provides high-quality pediatric dental services, is recognized for its superior patient care, customer service, and staff.

Values

Pediatric Dental Associates has a set of values that focuses on our patients and the success of their dental care that we strive to meet each day.

• Excellence in care. Provide the highest quality of dental care possible, keeping in mind “prevention first, intervention second.”
• Excellence in service. Demonstrate superior customer service and professionalism with our patients, parents, and each other.
• Empathy. Approach all situations with sensitivity, understanding, and respect for our patients’ diverse cultures and needs.
• Fun. Make dental care engaging and enjoyable for all of our patients!