Practice overview
Normandy Park Kids Dentistry is at 19901 First Avenue South, Suite 409, in Normandy Park, Washington. Families can call (206) 212-4999 to ask about a visit or use the official appointment request form. The practice focuses on the oral health needs of infants, children and young adults and also serves families from the Burien area.
The current website identifies Dr. Cynthia Alegre, Dr. Marta Becker and Dr. Shine Dima as its pediatric dentists. It describes care for children with special needs and dental anxiety, along with explanations of procedures for both parents and children. Families should discuss their child’s needs and any concerns with the team before the appointment.
Listed services include routine cleanings and checkups, sealants, fluoride, fillings and crowns. The service directory also includes tooth extractions, gingivitis prevention and treatment, sports dentistry, frenectomy treatment and silver diamine fluoride. The appropriate approach depends on an assessment of the child’s teeth, health and treatment needs.
General anesthesia and sedation dentistry are listed among the practice’s options. Their availability does not mean that every child will need them. Parents can ask the dentist why a particular approach is being proposed, what alternatives exist and how appointments would be arranged. The practice also provides information about pediatric dental emergencies and baby dental care.
The location page says its days in the office can vary with surgery scheduling. Its general schedule is Monday and Tuesday 7:30 am–4:30 pm, with Wednesday through Friday by appointment only and weekends closed. Call to verify the specific week and day rather than relying solely on the usual schedule.
The official office tour includes a private treatment room with blue seating and a yellow wall. Patient resources include forms and financial and insurance information. Families can ask about records transfers, insurance participation and estimated costs before a visit. The website states that Spanish is spoken, and the office can discuss communication needs when an appointment is requested.