Carol Caudill, DDS

Pediatric dentistry isn’t just about cleanings and cavity checks—it’s about setting the foundation for a lifetime of healthy habits. In Richmond’s Fan District, families have a dedicated option for children’s oral care. The practice handles everything from first visits and sealants to orthodontic evaluations, all tailored to younger patients. No general dentistry here; the focus stays squarely on kids, teens, and adolescents.

Finding the office is straightforward: it’s at 1000 E Broad St, Richmond, VA 23219, a stretch of the city where historic row houses meet modern healthcare. The location puts it within easy reach of VCU’s campus and the bustling corridors of downtown—useful for parents squeezing appointments between work and school runs. Emergency care for dental injuries? They accommodate that too, though calling ahead is always wise.

Scheduling works best over the phone—(804) 828-2467 connects directly to the front desk for new patient slots or follow-ups. Some practices farm out calls to centralized systems; this one keeps it local. Questions about fluoride treatments or sports mouthguards? The staff fields those daily, no referral needed. Just don’t expect weekend hours; this is a Monday-through-Friday operation.

First-time visitors can scope out the route via directions here, though Broad Street’s landmarks make it hard to miss. And yes, they’ll still see kids who’ve outgrown the “pediatric” label but aren’t quite ready for an adult dentist—because transitions matter too.