Celebrating 15 Years Serving Our Community!

★★★★★ | Amber L.
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We have been seeing Dr Davis since my now 16 year old son was a toddler. She now cares for both of my children’s dental needs. She is efficient but also empathetic and answers all your questions. Highly recommend.
★★★★★ | Gladys G.
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Dr Davis and her staff are very professional and friendly! Dr Davis has been my kid's dentist for the past 12 years, and every visit has always been pleasant, they're amazing! I highly recommend this practice.
★★★★★ | Angie C.
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Dr. Davis has been our dentist for almost 10 years. Each visit is a pleasant one with lots of smiles and friendly faces. Her team is responsive and caring. She responded to an emergency dental situation over the weekend within 30 minutes, called in a prescription, and saw us first things the next business day. We are more than pleased with Dr. Davis and the Healthy Smiles team!
★★★★★ | Antoinette W.
★★★★★ | Antoinette W.
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My kids have been going ro Dr. Davis for 5 or 6 years and we have always had great experiences!
★★★★★ | Jarrod F.
★★★★★ | Jarrod F.
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We have been going to Dr. Davis since my kids were small. I love how friendly she and her staff are, it is truly genuine. They are excellent with kids and answer any questions you have. They are also great at teaching your child how to care for their teeth and explain why. You will not be disappointed by bringing your child here. They are the best at pediatric dentistry!
Creating Smiles with Star Power!
Your Trusted, Privately Owned Dental Practice for 15 Years
12398 FM 423, Suite 1900, Frisco, TX 75033

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Office Hours
Mon / 8a – 4p
Tue / 9a – 5p
Wed / 9a – 6p
Thu / 8a – 4p
Fri / 9a – 1p

Please Note: New patients will be scheduled before 2pm.

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We like to see children around their first birthday or when their first tooth erupts, as recommended by the American Dental Association.

That’s an excellent time to check the development of teeth, examine the oral cavity and check their bite. At this appointment, we discuss feeding habits, oral habits (pacifiers and thumb sucking), oral hygiene and other information to start your baby toward positive dental care.

One adult is invited back during the initial exam and at recall appointments. This allows us to discuss our findings and any treatment that may be necessary.

Providing parents information is part of our commitment to helping you care for your child’s oral health at home. Establishing a good oral hygiene regime is vital to a child’s development. We want to ensure every child achieves a healthy, beautiful smile throughout their life.

Should a dental emergency occur, we make every effort to see and care for your child as soon as possible.

Frequently asked Questions

What to Expect at Your Child's First Dental Visit

The first visit at the pediatric dentist office in Frisco will include an exam of teeth, gums, bite, and jaws to assess development. The first visit could include teeth cleaning to remove plaque and tartar. Depending on the age of the child, X-rays are taken when needed to diagnose an issue. In many cases, the first dental visit is more about getting the child comfortable with going to a dentist, showing a parent and child (depending on the age) proper home dental care between visits, and establishing a base dental assessment for future oral care.
Most of the time, dental X-rays are not taken until a child is at least five years old. After the age of seven, routine dental X-rays are taken similar to the schedule used for adults. In a young child, X-rays are used to ensure that proper dental development is occurring. However, if a child is younger than five and has experienced dental trauma or there are indications a dental problem is developing, X-rays might be necessary. Dental X-rays are quite safe and deliver a very small amount of radiation. Many safeguards are also taken to minimize the child’s exposure to radiation, including lead aprons and rapid digital imaging.
When you visit our pediatric dentist office in Frisco, it is important to come prepared with your specific concerns about the child’s dental status. Other steps to take include bringing a complete health history and information about your child’s known fears or anxieties that may impact behavior. It is helpful when parents teach children about oral care at home before the first visit, including making brushing teeth a fun experience and playing dentist. This often reduces their anxiety during the first dental visit.