Doc Bresler's Cavity Busters

Doc Bresler's Cavity Busters is a prominent pediatric dental practice with a long-standing history in the Philadelphia region. Established in 1982 by Dr. David A. Bresler, a board-certified pediatric dentist, the practice was founded on the principle of making dental visits a positive experience for children. Since his passing in 2015, the legacy has been carried on by his children, Drs. Joshua, Jason, and Rachel Bresler, who are all also pediatric dentists. The practice has grown significantly since its inception, now operating out of eight colorful and exciting locations and employing a team of over 38 dentists and more than 250 staff members, making it one of the largest children's dental practices in Pennsylvania. They are known for their unique and child-friendly approach, which includes arcade games in the waiting rooms, flat-screen TVs, and giving kids multiple prizes after their visit. This environment is designed to help children feel comfortable and to build a positive association with dental care from a young age. Beyond standard pediatric dental services like preventative care and restorative treatments, Doc Bresler's Cavity Busters offers specialized services for children and adults with special health care needs through their subsidiary, Special Touch Dentistry. They also own and operate the Red Lion Surgicenter, a facility dedicated exclusively to dental procedures under general anesthesia for apprehensive children, very young children, and special needs adults who cannot be safely treated in an office setting. Additionally, the practice is affiliated with Brace Busters, providing orthodontic care in-house at some of their locations. Community engagement is a key part of their mission. The practice is well-known for its community outreach programs, including a year-round, free early childhood dental education program for schools and daycares. They are also a proud partner of the Philadelphia Phillies, and their "wacky marketing cars"—such as vintage ambulances and limousines—are a familiar sight in the area.