16 Results for Pediatric Dentistry near Greensboro, NC

Dr. Hardy's Biography — As a member of Old North State Dental Society, I established my Louisburg, North Carolina practice in 1981, intent on offering access to affordable dental care to all. My practice represents a genuine will to help others and has flourished for 35 years by adding patients across Franklin, Wake, Nash, Vance, and Warren counties. Growing up the son of a sharecropper in North Hampton County in rural North Carolina, I knew the incredible need to improve oral health through education, prevention, and effective treatment in small communities. Today, I have become a well-known local dentist committed to helping patients transform not only their smile, but their overall health. In 1981, I earned my Doctorate of Dental Surgery at the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill, where I was recognized for outstanding clinical work in endodontics by the American College of Dentistry. That same year, I hung my sign as a solo practitioner: James G. Hardy, D.D.S. in the heart of Louisburg with one dental assistant and three operatory rooms! During this time I also treated patients at a public health clinic in Soul City, North Carolina, as a 2-year service commitment to National Health Service Corps. Today, the practice boasts 10 operatories and a staff of 12, including my first-born child, Dr. Alecia Hardy. Together as a father/daughter dental team, we also operate a dental clinic at the Wake County Detention Center each Friday to provide necessary dental care to inmates. Known as a “gentle giant,” I attribute my success to being a naturally compassionate and patient person who makes time to deliver genuine and heartfelt patient care with modern techniques. I am most proud of the impact I have made improving the dental IQ and oral health conditions throughout an area where access to care was once very limited. When I’m not busy giving my patients a reason to smile or spending time with my wife, three daughters, and extended family, I can be found on the golf course, participating in long-distance running, enjoying a movie, or in my congregation at Davie Street Presbyterian Church in Raleigh.

Dr. Sadler's Biography — There are very few among us who are in the position of living out their childhood dream. For Eric J. Sadler, D.D.S. this is exactly what he is doing. At a very young age, Dr. Sadler knew he wanted to be a dentist. In following this dream, his skills and genuine concern for his patients have earned him professional recognition and continued praise from clients. Eric J. Sadler, D.D.S. was born in Waltham, Massachusetts and grew up in Winston-Salem, NC. He is a graduate of Hampton University, Hampton, Virginia and the Howard University School of Dentistry in Washington, D.C. Dr. Sadler completed dental residencies at Bronx-Lebanon Hospital and at The Brooklyn Hospital Center in New York City. Dr. Sadler owns two private dental practices which are located in Winston-Salem and Greensboro, North Carolina. His dental and community affiliations include membership in American Dental Association, National Dental Association, Old North State Dental Association, and the Greensboro Medical and Dental Society. Dr. Sadler also serves on the Board of Directors for the North Carolina Black Repertory Company, The Winston-Salem Symphony, and Senior Services Inc. He is a member of the National Hampton Alumni Association, Inc. He is a member of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church where he is a member of the Vestry and the Young Adult Ministry. As community outreach, Dr. Sadler speaks at various events and health fairs to promote dental care and the importance of education to students of all levels. He enjoys music, traveling and skiing.

Dr. Ledenyi's Biography — I am excited to help the very young and those with special needs in our community, delivering dental care in a manner that helps them realize their own potential. Oftentimes, kids underestimate their own abilities and oftentimes adults underestimate a child's potential and inner resources to accomplish dental work that might seem daunting to many. When we're done, a sense of accomplishment and pride is instilled in each child, through their hard work and development of their abilities. This brings them satisfaction, happiness, and excitement. How we accomplish dental care as a team – doctor, patient, parent, assistant – is very fulfilling. I love working closely with each patient. I love making a difference by helping them improve their oral health, taking them out of discomfort, and showing them their full potential to participate in their care. I especially love to see the smiles on patients' faces when they give me a "thumbs up" during a procedure and am very appreciative of their approval. Dr. Laszlo Ledenyi