Dr. Samuel Bush has been serving the Montgomery community as a Pediatric Dentist, Owner and CEO of Bush Pediatric Dentistry since 2017. After opening his practice from the ground up, he has led it through tremendous growth, with an expansion to a new building set for 2025. His greatest professional reward is helping children overcome their fears, ensuring they have positive dental experiences that shape their lifelong oral health. Committed to both his patients and his community, Bush is an active member of Trinity Presbyterian Church and dedicates his time to coaching his children’s sports teams, finding joy in mentoring both on and off the field.

• Key to Success: Constantly evaluating our business and being unafraid to make changes as soon as a better solution is evident, but really, I put every decision in God’s hands, and He has blessed us more than we deserve.
• Guilty Pleasure: Trying the best food in any city we visit.
• High School Superlative: Most Likely to Succeed
• Childhood Aspirations: A real estate attorney like my dad. After working with him during high school, I realized it was too quiet. So now, I naturally picked a chaotic and busy profession that can be very loud at times.
• First Job: Selling boiled peanuts and watermelons on the side of the road. In the day, I would help people pick the best watermelon in the pile and interact with all types of people that were driving down to the beach. In the evenings, I would go into the fields and pick the next day’s watermelons, peas, corn, tomatoes and get the peanuts ready to boil bright and early the next morning.
• Best Advice: Be kind in all situations. You never know what someone has going on in their life. You don’t get to choose how people interact with you, but you do have control on how you respond and treat them.
• Biggest Influence Personally & Professionally: My wife. She is an attorney by trade, but now runs our office. She unabashedly will say that her goal is to make Bush Pediatric Dentistry the best pediatric dental office in the nation. She then takes her intellect and forethought into making our office better with every patient interaction.