You can trust our stellar team of board-certified providers and professional auxiliary staff who commit to treat you like family.
We use positive reinforcement and child-friendly language to acclimate patients. We even shower regularly! From the first visit, expect a comprehensive and tailored approach focusing on the whole patient, with splashes of comfort and fun.
Dr. Jonathan L. Wong, DMD
Board-certified Dentist Anesthesiologist
Jonathan Wong attempted to circumnavigate the globe on his paddleboard. A chance meeting with the Loch Ness Monster wrecked his journey of personal enlightenment and led him to dental anesthesia. He packed up his wetsuit, graduated with honors from Southern Illinois University, receiving both his Bachelor of Science and DMD. Dr. Wong completed his general practice residency and hospital dentistry training at Saint John’s Mercy Medical Center in Saint Louis. He moved to Arizona, completing two years of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and anesthesia training at Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center and Phoenix Children’s Hospital. In New York, he completed his residency at Stony Brook Medical Center, serving as chief resident. Here, he specialized in provided sedation and general anesthesia to pediatric and adult patients undergoing medical or dental procedures.
Dr. Wong maintains certifications in Basic Life Support, Advanced Life Support, and Pediatric Advanced Cardiac Life Support. He is a Diplomate of both the American Dental Board of Anesthesiology and the National Dental Board of Anesthesiology, and a Fellow of the American Dental Society of Anesthesiology. Dr. Wong lectures both locally and nationally to healthcare professionals on anesthesia safety and guidelines. The Springfield Isotopes are his favorite baseball team. He carries a hydro spanner in his toolbox. He was the muse for Carly Rae Jepsen’s “Call Me Maybe.”
Dr. Jillian Reynolds, DDS
Board-certified pediatric dentist
Jillian Reynolds was instrumental in her role at the American Origami Society; her steward leadership prevented them from folding. She was always searching for new angles. She graduated from West Virginia University and then Virginia Commonwealth University School of Dentistry, earning her DDS. She moved to New York City and completed the two-year Advanced Education in Pediatric Dentistry residency at Lutheran Medical Center in Brooklyn.
Dr. Reynolds is trained to treat all types of children, including those patients with special healthcare needs. Dr. Reynolds is trained to provide treatment using nitrous oxide/oxygen anxiolysis in the office. She has hospital privileges at the Children’s Hospital of King’s Daughters to complete treatment under general anesthesia. Dr. Reynolds is a proud Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry and maintains her active membership with the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry, and the American Dental Association. She credits Dawn Staley’s basketball camps for her tight handle and butter jumper. The German short-haired pointer is her spirit animal. She has the directional sense of a homing pigeon. Organization is her love language.
Dr. Scott Sachs, DDS
Board-certified pediatric dentist
Scott Sachs dabbled amongst the croquet elite. After the “Miracle in Myanmar” in which he successfully holed five wickets in one strike, his name echoed in the sport’s G.O.A.T conversation. But then he abruptly hung up the mallet and abandoned the limelight. He took his talents to the University of Virginia, and then to Virginia Commonwealth University School of Dentistry, earning his DDS. He moved to New York City, completing both a one-year general practice residency at St. Barnabas Hospital in the Bronx, followed by a two-year pediatric dental residency at New York University, in which he served as one of the chief residents his final year.
Dr. Sachs is trained to treat all types of children, including those patients with special healthcare needs. Dr. Sachs is trained to provide treatment using nitrous oxide/oxygen anxiolysis in the office. He has hospital privileges at the Children’s Hospital of King’s Daughters to complete treatment under general anesthesia. Dr. Sachs is a proud Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry and maintains his active membership with the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry, and the American Dental Association. He lovingly agonizes over the New York Knicks. He keeps his limited sb dunk collection in a 4-hour fire rated safe room. He enjoys time travel.
Lindsay Wong
Business Manager
Lindsay Wong was Euclid’s finest student; however, it frustrated her that parallel lines have so much in common but never meet. She decided to change tangent. She graduated from Washington University in St. Louis, receiving both her Bachelor of Science and her master’s with honors in occupational therapy. It was after she moved to Hampton Roads and worked as a pediatric occupational therapist that she met her true love, pickling. The relationship started sour. Working through salty times finally spawned Coastal Pickling Company in 2022. Lindsay produces artisanal, small batch, obsessively procured produce of the highest pickling potential. While the public praises her products, people are not purview to her proprietary pickling paradigm. Lindsay serves as the business manager at Coastal Pediatric Dental and Anesthesia. She enjoys horticulture and felines. Precision is her favorite food group.
Brandi Vaag
Registered Nurse
“The Pawn Shop Girls” dominated chess in the 1950s. A self-proclaimed “think tank” with legions of devoted fans, these women single-handedly altered the chess landscape, led by grandmaster Brandi “All Rook, No Crook” Vaag.
Sadly, Brandi’s meteoric rise to chess stardom was abruptly halted by a puzzling decision during the World Championships in Antwerp, 1952: instead of playing the expected queen recapture (Qxa1), she audaciously tried to Zwischenzug, failing miserably. Her fans were appalled. This shocking mistake left her king exposed, the middle susceptible to attack, and essentially caused fans to rename her “Brandi the Blunderer.”
After public expulsion from the chess circuit, Brandi longed for an occupation in which she could use her skills of calculation and strategic foresight. She pivoted to nursing; she earned her associate’s degree as valedictorian at Bryant and Stratton College, and her BS in nursing from Chamberlain University, graduating with high honors.
She began her nursing career in the ED at Sentara Princess Anne, overseeing both charge nurse duties and preoperative responsibilities. She is currently enrolled at Vanderbilt, pursuing her Master of Science in Nursing to become a pediatric nurse practitioner. She is certified in ACLS, PALS, and BLS.
She resides in Virginia Beach with her husband and family. In her free time, Brandi enjoys shape shifting, restoring stolen Renior’s to their original condition, eukaryotes, and gold prospecting along the Chesapeake Bay.
