Pediatric Dentist at Kahala Mall in Honolulu for Babies, Kids and Teens
Uchida Pediatric Dentistry is a pediatric dental office in Kahala Mall, Honolulu, run by three pediatric dentists: Dr. Clyde Uchida and his daughters, Dr. Cherie Uchida-Moribe and Dr. Renee Uchida-Hashizume. We care for keiki from the first tooth through the teen years. Parking is free. For a dental emergency, call (808) 739-0878.
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About Uchida Pediatric Dentistry in Kahala
Uchida Pediatric Dentistry is a family-run pediatric dental practice in Suite 3070 at Kahala Mall, 4211 Waialae Ave, Honolulu, HI 96816. Its three pediatric dentists are Dr. Clyde Y. Uchida, DDS, MS, and his daughters Dr. Cherie C. Uchida-Moribe, DDS, and Dr. Renee C. Uchida-Hashizume, DDS. Each earned a DDS at the University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Dentistry and then completed two years of pediatric specialty training. The practice has cared for Hawaiʻi families for more than 30 years, providing preventive, restorative and emergency dental care for infants, children and teens. All three dentists are listed in HONOLULU Magazine's Best Dentists in Hawaiʻi 2026. Phone: (808) 739-0878.
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Recognized among Hawaiʻi's best dentists
Dr. Clyde Uchida, Dr. Cherie Uchida-Moribe and Dr. Renee Uchida-Hashizume are each listed under Pediatric Dentistry in HONOLULU Magazine's Best Dentists in Hawaiʻi 2026. The list comes from a peer-review survey of dentists run by Professional Research Services.
See the listings for Dr. Clyde, Dr. Cherie and Dr. Renee.
Why families trust our teamWhat dental care does my child get at a Kahala Mall pediatric dentist?
We focus on prevention first, then treat problems early when they come up. Each service has its own page with details for parents.
First dental visit: what to expect
How to prepare your child and what happens at the visit.
See everything on our pediatric dental services page.
Why do Hawaii families choose a pediatric dentist?
Pediatric dentists go through the same dental school as general dentists, then complete additional training in child development, care for anxious children and treating patients with special needs (ADA MouthHealthy). Read our guide to pediatric dentist vs general dentist, or see how to choose a pediatric dentist for your family.
Pediatric dentist vs general dentist
How the training and care differ, so you can decide what your child needs.
How to choose a pediatric dentist for your family
What to look for and what to ask before your child's first visit.
Dr. Clyde, Dr. Cherie and Dr. Renee are listed in HONOLULU Magazine's Best Dentists in Hawaiʻi 2026. Parents also share their experiences below.
Your child's first visit: The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends a first dental visit when the first tooth appears, and no later than the first birthday, then a checkup every six months (AAPD). To prepare, read a picture book about the dentist, play "dentist" at home by counting each other's teeth, and ask us about a short tour of the office before the appointment. Our first dental visit guide explains the exam. Sealants also help: the CDC reports they prevent 80% of cavities in the back teeth (CDC).
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Meet Our Family of Doctors
Who are the pediatric dentists at Uchida Pediatric Dentistry?
Our three doctors are a father and his two daughters. All three earned their Doctor of Dental Surgery degrees at the University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Dentistry and then completed two more years of specialty training in pediatric dentistry.

Dr. Clyde Y. UchidaDDS, MS
Dr. Clyde Uchida has practiced pediatric dentistry for more than 35 years and also holds a Master of Science degree in pediatric dentistry.

Dr. Cherie Uchida-MoribeDDS
Dr. Cherie Uchida-Moribe joined her father's practice at Kahala Mall and focuses on preventive care and clear communication with parents.

Dr. Renee Uchida-HashizumeDDS
Dr. Renee Uchida-Hashizume also joined the practice at Kahala Mall and cares for infants, children and teens.
Want the full story of the practice? Read why families choose Uchida Pediatric Dentistry, including the Honolulu Magazine Best Dentists recognition.
Where is our Kahala Mall pediatric dental office?
We're at 4211 Waialae Ave, Suite 3070, inside Kahala Mall, Honolulu, HI 96816. Kahala Mall has multi-level parking structures with over 2,100 free spaces, easy H-1 freeway access and bus stops around the center (Kahala Mall). Families visit us from Kahala, Kaimukī, ʻĀina Haina, Hawaiʻi Kai, Mānoa and across East Honolulu.
Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, 8:45 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.; closed Thursday and Sunday. Get directions
Comparing options? Our pediatric dentist Honolulu page explains what to expect from our Kahala Mall office, and our kids dentist Oʻahu page covers care by neighborhood.
Dental emergency? Call us first
For tooth pain, swelling, a broken tooth or a mouth injury, call (808) 739-0878 first and the team will guide you. For a knocked-out permanent tooth, keep it in milk or saline and get care right away; the AAP says it has the best chance of being saved if it's back in the socket within 15 minutes (AAP). Don't put a baby tooth back in. Go to the emergency room if we're closed, you think the jaw is broken, or bleeding is heavy or won't stop (ADA). See our emergency pediatric dentist page.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to what Hawaiʻi parents ask most about first visits, emergencies, parking, hours, cost and insurance.
Clinical content reviewed by Dr. Clyde Y. Uchida, DDS, MS, pediatric dentist. Last reviewed October 23, 2026. This page is general information, not a diagnosis. Call the office about your child's specific situation.
Sources: AAPD, ADA MouthHealthy, AAP HealthyChildren, CDC, HONOLULU Magazine, Kahala Mall.
Where is Uchida Pediatric Dentistry?
We're in Suite 3070 at Kahala Mall, 4211 Waialae Ave, Honolulu, HI 96816. The mall is easy to reach from the H-1 freeway, has over 2,100 free parking spaces and has bus stops around its edge. Families come from Kahala, Kaimukī, ʻĀina Haina, Hawaiʻi Kai, Mānoa and across Oʻahu.
When should my child first see a dentist?
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends a first visit when the first tooth appears, and no later than the first birthday, followed by checkups every six months. Early visits let the dentist spot problems and show you how to care for your baby's teeth at home.
What should I do in a dental emergency?
Call (808) 739-0878 and we'll tell you the next step. For a knocked-out permanent tooth, keep it in milk or saline and get care right away; the AAP says it's most likely saved within 15 minutes. If we're closed, the jaw may be broken or bleeding won't stop, go to the ER.
What ages does a pediatric dentist see?
Pediatric dentists care for infants, children and teens, and many also see young adults with special needs, according to the ADA. At Uchida Pediatric Dentistry we see keiki from their first tooth through the teen years. Call (808) 739-0878 if you're unsure whether we're the right fit.
How much does a pediatric dentist visit cost in Hawaii?
The office does not publish a price list, so the cost of a visit depends on what your child needs, such as a checkup, cleaning, X-rays or treatment. Call (808) 739-0878 and the team can explain what to expect before you come in. For a longer guide, read our article on pediatric dentist costs in Hawaii.
Do you accept Medicaid (QUEST) and dental insurance?
Insurance and Med-QUEST participation can differ from plan to plan, so please call (808) 739-0878 before your visit and the team will check your child's coverage with you.
How is a pediatric dentist different from a general dentist?
A pediatric dentist completes the same dental school as a general dentist, then additional specialty training in child development, care for anxious children and treating patients with special needs. All three Uchida dentists completed two years of pediatric specialty training after earning their DDS degrees.
Are the Uchida dentists recognized by HONOLULU Magazine?
Yes. Dr. Clyde Uchida, Dr. Cherie Uchida-Moribe and Dr. Renee Uchida-Hashizume are each listed under Pediatric Dentistry in HONOLULU Magazine's Best Dentists in Hawaiʻi 2026, which is based on a peer-review survey run by Professional Research Services.
What are your office hours?
We're open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 8:45 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. We're closed Thursday and Sunday. Please call (808) 739-0878 to book, because we schedule by phone.
How do I book a visit at our Kahala Mall office?
Call (808) 739-0878 or request an appointment online. You will find us at 4211 Waialae Ave, Suite 3070 in Kahala Mall, Honolulu, HI 96816. Directions are on our contact page.
Send us a request and the team will follow up to confirm a time.
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