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A family-owned pediatric practice near the Tanger Outlets and airport corridor in North Charleston, led by board-certified pediatric dentist Dr. Joshua Peyser. Exams, full-mouth digital x-rays, cleanings and hygiene coaching for children, on a Monday-to-Thursday schedule that finishes by mid-afternoon.

A single-office pediatric practice on Orleans Road in West Ashley, seeing children from the first tooth through the teen years. Cleanings, sealants, tooth-colored fillings, extractions and sedation for children who cannot sit through treatment awake, on a Tuesday-to-Friday schedule that closes at 3pm.

A combined pediatric and orthodontic office on Wappoo Road serving children from infancy through the teen years, with braces, nitrous oxide sedation, special-needs care and laser tongue-tie correction in house. In network with Medicaid and the major commercial plans, and open Saturday mornings until noon.

Dr. Rachel Morris's James Island practice treats children only, combining routine pediatric care with laser frenectomy for tongue and lip ties and additional training in pediatric airway concerns. Mornings-only hours, Monday through Thursday, 7:30am to 2:30pm, suit before-school and mid-morning appointments.

The Point Hope office of Coastal Kids, on Renaissance Lane off Clements Ferry Road, weighted toward the youngest patients: first-birthday exams, laser tongue and lip tie release for babies struggling to feed, sealants, pulp therapy and space maintainers, with nitrous oxide and orthodontic treatment on site. Weekdays only, 7:30am to 4:30pm, with no Saturday clinic at this address.

Dr. Anna Phillips leads this West Ashley children's practice on Skylark Drive, covering infant exams, digital x-rays, sealants, tooth-colored fillings and crowns, space maintainers, athletic mouthguards, orthodontic treatment, and emergency trauma care. Parents can go back into the treatment area with their child, and weekday appointments run 9:00am to 4:30pm.

Dr. Paul Galloway founded this West Ashley children's practice in 2005 and treats patients from infancy through adolescence just off Glenn McConnell Parkway. Six-month exams, cleanings, and fluoride varnish anchor the care, with a play area, Lego table, and movies during treatment to make first visits manageable. New patients under two are seen for that initial appointment at no charge.

Dr. Laura Shapiro, board certified by the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry, runs this Mount Pleasant practice on Coleman Boulevard for children from infancy through adolescence. Prevention, eruption tracking, and early orthodontic screening anchor the care. The office is open Monday through Thursday and closed Fridays, sitting close to Shem Creek and a short run from the Ravenel Bridge.

A general and cosmetic practice on Chateau Avenue in Park Circle, handling exams, cleanings, tooth-colored restorations and cosmetic work for North Charleston households. Three dentists share the schedule, Spanish is spoken alongside English, and the team makes a point of working slowly with people who find dental visits difficult. Weekday hours only, 8am to 5pm Monday through Thursday and closing at 3pm on Friday.

A cosmetic and restorative practice on Salterbeck Street at the entrance to Park West, north Mount Pleasant. Two of its dentists hold Accredited Fellowship with the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, and an in-house ceramics lab allows many crowns and veneers to be designed and bonded in a single visit. Implants, Invisalign, sedation and TMJ care are handled in the same office. Open Monday through Thursday only.

A cosmetic and restorative practice at Trident Professional Park off Rivers Avenue, handling veneers, crowns and bridges, implants, dentures, whitening and routine care. Dr. Bayme has taught as a clinical instructor at the MUSC College of Dental Medicine since 1985. Weekday evenings run to 6pm midweek and the office opens Saturday mornings from 8am to noon, which suits patients who cannot leave work during the week.

A downtown Charleston practice on upper Rutledge Avenue in Cannonborough-Elliotborough, walkable from the MUSC and Roper campuses. Dr. Suzie Dubrinski focuses on cosmetic and restorative dentistry, including composite bonding, veneers, Invisalign, whitening, crowns and implants, supported by 3D scanning and digital smile simulation. Comfort measures such as nitrous oxide, headphones and massage chairs are aimed at patients who have avoided dentistry for years. Early starts midweek from 7.30am.