Forsyth Dental Town - Pediatric Dentist

I had an excellent experience at Forsyth Dental Town! From the moment I walked in, the front office staff was incredibly warm, welcoming, and professional. They set a great tone for the entire visit. My hygienist, Jenna, was fantastic. She was very friendly, made me feel completely at ease, and it was clear she is highly skilled and knowledgeable in her craft. My cleaning was thorough and comfortable, and she explained everything as she went, which I really appreciated. Dr. Peluso was equally impressive—professional, kind, and extremely knowledgeable. He took the time to walk me through his recommendations and made sure all my questions were answered. The office itself is spotless, modern, and very well maintained. I was genuinely impressed with how clean and nice the entire space is.

I cannot say enough good things about Forsyth Dental Town. My entire family has been coming here for years. It’s incredible for children and adults from regular cleanings to orthodontics and veneers. We had been a few other places before finally giving this a try and none came close. They are EXCELLENT!

The kindest staff! My child has come here for cleanings for years. She had a cavity filled by Dr. Davidson today & both him and the hygienist (who I now wish I asked her name) took such good care of my child! If you’re in the area and in network THIS IS YOUR PLACE! :)

This is by far the best dentist I have found! So incredibly kind and did such a great job cleaning my teeth. I highly recommend them! I’ll be switching my entire family to this dentist ☺️

I had my regular check-up today. Dr. Baine has been taking care of me for three years, and as always, he was very kind and attentive. However, the hygienist today was someone I hadn’t seen before, and I don’t know her name. Before I even sat down in the dental chair, she accidentally dropped two small instruments on the floor. She picked them up and set them aside, so I didn’t think she would use them for my cleaning. Then Dr. Baine came in, checked my teeth, spoke with me briefly, and left. After that, the assistant started the cleaning. Since I was lying back, I couldn’t see exactly which tools she used. But I later realized that one of the instruments she had dropped—a suction tip that’s supposed to be changed for each patient—was used during my cleaning. When I got up at the end, I saw