Dr. David Moore is a pediatric dentist in Charlotte NC, and owner of Charlotte Pediatric Dentistry. For over 25 years he has worked to promote healthy lifestyles for children and their families, and has continued to improve the smiles of children across the Charlotte region.
411 Billingsley Rd. Suite 106 Charlotte, NC 28211
130 Harbour Pl. Drive Suite 180 Davidson, NC 28036
10320 Mallard Creek Rd. Suite 150 Charlotte, NC 28262
860 Summit Crossing Pl. Suite 130 Gastonia, NC 28054
11835 Southmore Drive Suite 201 Charlotte, NC 28277
“ Dr Moore was wonderful and very patient. Loved this visit and highly recommend to anyone looking for a great pediatric dentist! ” Harper R.Gastonia
“ Dr Moore was wonderful and very patient. Loved this visit and highly recommend to anyone looking for a great pediatric dentist! ”
“ Dr. Moore is friendly and has a way with younger patients that makes them relaxed and calm. Before you know it he has completed the task. I also appreciate how he constantly tells you what he is going to do and how it will feel. I think this casual approach is ideal for younger patients. ” Sydney R.Cotswold
“ Dr. Moore is friendly and has a way with younger patients that makes them relaxed and calm. Before you know it he has completed the task. I also appreciate how he constantly tells you what he is going to do and how it will feel. I think this casual approach is ideal for younger patients. ”
“ My son is 13 and has been going to Dr. Moores office since he was 3. We've never once had a poor experience. The office staff is always pleasant and highly efficient. I would definitively recommend you to my friends and family! ” Terri M.Davidson
“ My son is 13 and has been going to Dr. Moores office since he was 3. We've never once had a poor experience. The office staff is always pleasant and highly efficient. I would definitively recommend you to my friends and family! ”
“ Great team! You keep us inform about appointments all the time. Dr. Moore, great human being and professional in all the extension of the word. ” Jennifer D.Midtown Charlotte
“ Great team! You keep us inform about appointments all the time. Dr. Moore, great human being and professional in all the extension of the word. ”
Adjunct Professor - Outside of managing the five locations of Charlotte Pediatric Dentistry, Dr. Moore is an adjunct professor for the UNC School of Dentistry, Department of Pediatric Dentistry and he provides lectures at many regional and national societies and organizations.
The Moore Family Fund: “Dr. David Moore is a generous friend of the UNC School of Dentistry, establishing an endowed fund in 1999 to provide library and office support to pediatric dentistry residents, and creating another endowed fund in 2016 that will provide critical financial aid to residents in the Department of Pediatric Dentistry. In addition, David has contributed to a fund honoring his dental mentor, Dr. Bill Vann, and to other funds that help ensure Carolina Dentistry’s excellence. We’re fortunate indeed to count David as a generous alumnus of the school.”
- Paul Gardner, Associate Dean for Advancement UNC School of Dentistry
Dear Dr. Moore,
Congratulations! You were named by our readers as a 2016 Mom-Approved Doctor. Thank you for all that you do to help moms, dads and children in our community.
Sincerely,
Michele Huggins Editor Charlotte Parent Magazine
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