Keep Smiling
Comfort Through a Fun and Relaxing Environment
Dr. Thames is certified by the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry and diligently works with our compassionate smile team to ensure that your son or daughter’s first dental appointment, and every one thereafter, is a comforting experience that not only helps keep young grins healthy, but keeps your child excited about their smile. Maintaining excellent dental hygiene habits makes for a healthy mouth, and a fun and positive environment makes for a life-long smile.
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What Our Patients are Saying
Jennifer R.
I took my daughter to Dr. Thames for the first time today. Check in was super smooth and friendly! I was happy to see the front desk staff sanitizing the clip boards, pens and the countertops. Dr. Thames was very thorough in his examination and took his time explaining things directly to my daughter in a way she understood. He has a very friendly demeanor and made my daughter feel really comfortable. The Hygienist was really friendly and did a great job cleaning her teeth. I was really impressed with the efficiency of this office. We will be back for sure! Thank you Dr. Thames and staff!
Mallory V.
Dr. Thames and his staff are amazing! My son chipped his front tooth and from the first phone call, Dr. Thames and his staff were so caring and helpful. I was turned away from getting the tooth fixed by other offices since it was more of a cosmetic issue, but Dr. Thames understood my feelings and the importance of fixing my son’s smile. Each time we are in his office, the friendly staff makes us feel very welcome and just like we are family! I would recommend Pediatric Dentistry to anyone with kiddos.
Jessica B.
Very professional, personable, and efficient. My first visit with my 5-year old was fantastic!! Dr. Thames stayed late for her to have a toothache addressed. We were in and out in no time! I brought everyone back for cleanings and treatment plans. This is one of the best practices I’ve stepped foot in. I recommend to all for the most comfortable experience. (Kids ages 8,8,6 and 5 years old.)
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