Dr. Eric Yoskovich

The young patient by the front door can peer through the window—pediatric practices often feel like miniature clinics where first teeth meet the drill and the polish. Across Fairlawn, families swing by 3523 Commercial Drive for that first molar checkup or a fluoride shield; the practice keeps a concise mission: early visits, gentle tools, clear answers. Sealants sit alongside space-maintainers in its roster, joined by interceptive orthodontic screenings and white fillings when baby molars crack under the wrong snack.

Along the strip’s afternoon calm, drivers pull up to the storefront without the downtown traffic, then dial (330) 668-9977 for a long first appointment or a quick follow-up two weeks out. Beyond fillings, the same chair turns into a teaching station—parents get five-minute brush drills, cavity-prevention printouts, and a handoff card shaped like a tooth. Digital X-rays shrink the shot count, while silver-nitrate varnish wraps baby teeth in a shield that tastes like bubblegum.

Leave the lot and the next left becomes Schrop Road—let the phone’s voice menu route you straight; pair your phone with the map here: directions page to avoid the left-turn arrow on the hour.