Grayson Pediatric Dentistry

I take both of my boys here and have always had a great experience. The staff is friendly and welcoming, as well as patient with my children. My oldest just had an extraction there recently and didn’t even realize they had pulled a tooth. He actually said that he had a great time and cannot wait to come back. My 3 year old gets very nervous and around doctors, but had always been able to complete his cleanings and exams here with no tears. I enjoy the smaller practices because I feel that they are more personable, and this is a fantastic example as to why.

We had to get a new pediatric dentist due to a long distance move. After one visit, we will not be returning. The staff is somewhat rude and snotty. They call several hours before your appointment to ask you to come sooner (clearly someone wanted to leave early), then aren’t all that pleased when you say no. The dr herself rushes through an exam and is not personable at all. But the final straw was when I attempted to schedule a filling for my son and was flat out told they do not allow parents in the room during any procedures. Their excuses for such a policy were ridiculous. Perhaps if I had met these people for more than 10 minutes, I might have been more amenable. I would have with my old dentist. After having a phenomenal pediatric dentist before our move, I am plainly aware of just how terrible this office really is.

I really liked the hygienist here. She was great. As far as the dentist I want overly impressed. I felt I was rushed and she didn’t spend very much time answering any of my questions. I just expected more patience from a pediatric dentist. I will not one back but maybe this place will work for someone else.

My daughter had an appointment last Friday. I previously told the receptionist that I did not want my daughter to have laughing gas. I feel like I was begin forced to get laughing gas because she then stated oh the doctor will talk with you about the laughing gas. Keep in mind my daughter is 12 and had not used laughing gas since she was 7 years old. Long story short I refused the gas the doctor came out and tried to encourage me to get it, I did not. She goes back there numbs my daughter up and start to work. She then comes out saying my daughter was anxious and really needed the gas or I would have to take her some where else. I agreed only because she had already begun to drill in my daughter mouth. Which by the way I was told was a small filling. If you are not a fan of laughing gas please do not take your children here. I honestly feel like the doctor prefers to work with gas and will not do it any other way. Needless to say I will not take my daughter back to the office.