David Sperling

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Get to know Pediatric Dentist Dr. David Sperling, who serves the population of New York.

Dr. David Sperling is a Pediatric Dentist currently practices with Picture Perfect Smile.

Picture Perfect Smile is devoted to restoring and enhancing the natural beauty of your smile using conservative, state-of-the-art dental procedures that will result in beautiful, long lasting smiles! They are a one-stop resource for you and your family’s complete oral and dental health. In a single visit, you have access to a highly-experienced, board-certified general dentist, cosmetic dentist, periodontist, dental implant specialist, and pediatric dentist.

Dr. Sperling graduated with his Doctorate of Dental Surgery Degree from the New York University Dental School and received a post-graduate degree in Pediatric Dentistry from Columbia University in New York City. He has been an associate at Picture Perfect Smile since 1993. He received the honor of being named a member of America’s Registry of Outstanding Professionals.

Dr. Sperling’s approach with children is gentle, both with his dental techniques and his sensitivity to their concerns. He also works with the handicapped and has that “special knack” needed to treat young patients. All children can have a positive dental experience at Picture Perfect Smile. With Dr. Sperling’s years of experience and expertise in pediatric dentistry, he understands that creating a pleasant environment is necessary for children when they come to the dentist.

His goal is for each of their young patients to grow up to be adults who continue to seek regular dental care without fear or apprehension. This is why he strives to make your child’s each dental visit a positive and pleasant one.

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