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Latoya Barham, DDS is a Black pediatric dentistry practicing in WASHINGTON, DC. Latoya offers in-person visits and is currently accepting new patients.
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Black patients and Pediatric Dentistry
Black pediatric dentists: dental care for infants, kids, and teens. Early, culturally sensitive care reduces Black children's 50 percent higher cavity rate.
Black children have 50 percent more untreated cavities than white children (CDC NHANES, 2022) and face double the rate of emergency dental visits. Many Black parents report being dismissed or rushed at pediatric dental practices, per a 2021 Journal of Public Health Dentistry survey. A pediatric dentist has two to three additional years of training beyond dental school in child behavior, dental anxiety, sedation, and special needs.
What pediatric dentistry covers
- First dental visit by age 1
- Preventive care: fluoride, sealants
- Fillings, crowns, pulpotomies
- Dental trauma
- Orthodontic screening
- Care for kids with autism, sensory needs, special needs
Advocacy prompts
- What's your approach to dental anxiety: laughing gas versus oral sedation?
- Are sealants and fluoride covered, and do my kids need them?
- Will you explain what you're doing to my child in age-appropriate language?
Frequently asked questions
Is Latoya Barham accepting new patients? ▾
Yes, Latoya Barham is accepting new patients.
Where is Latoya Barham's practice located? ▾
Latoya Barham practices at 3020 14TH ST NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20009. Phone: 202-469-4699.
Does Latoya Barham offer telehealth? ▾
Latoya Barham sees patients in person at their listed office.
What does a Pediatric Dentistry treat? ▾
Black pediatric dentists: dental care for infants, kids, and teens. Early, culturally sensitive care reduces Black children's 50 percent higher cavity rate.