new patients
WE ARE GLAD YOU ARE HERE
Welcome to Texas Tiny Teeth Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics, where we make visiting the dentist fun! Our doctors and the rest of our team are so happy that you and your child are here. We can’t wait to help you both feel relaxed and at home during your visit! We understand that dental work can make you and your child nervous, so we’ve got good news: most initial appointments don’t involve serious dental work. So just arrive ready to enjoy yourselves!
For added convenience, your new patient forms (English and Spanish) are available below. These forms will need to be completed before your child’s appointment, saving you valuable time in the waiting room.
affordability options
Texas Tiny Teeth accepts most major PPO plans, Medicaid, and CHIP. Our team will happily file insurance claims on your behalf so that your available benefits are as maximized as possible.
Additionally, a variety of payment options are available, including the following:
Cash
American Express
Discover
MasterCard
Visa
In-House Financing
CareCredit
CareCredit is a stress-free financing plan that comes with little to no interest. It can break up the overall cost of your son’s or daughter’s treatment into manageable monthly payments. You can apply today by clicking here.
What’s the best way to clean my baby’s teeth?
It’s strongly recommended that you purchase a toothbrush specifically designed for babies. These come with extra soft bristles and miniature heads. Brush your baby’s erupted teeth once a day, preferably before they go to sleep for the night. If you’d prefer to not use a toothbrush, you can rub their teeth with a washcloth.
How old should my child be when they visit the dentist for the first time?
Our doctors recommend that a first appointment should be scheduled when one of two criteria is met: 1) Your child’s first tooth erupts or 2) Your child has reached their first birthday. Even if your child’s teeth aren’t visible, coming in around the age of one is important for our team to observe their oral development. During their first appointments, we will provide you with helpful tips on how to take care of their oral health.
How can I help my child avoid dental decay and other common oral health issues?
Our team is happy to provide you with the information you need! The first step is to bring your son or daughter in for an appointment. The most important tips to remember are to teach them the importance of practicing good oral hygiene habits, as well as eating a balanced diet that is high in calcium and low on damaging sweets.
Why does my child need dental care starting one year old or sooner?
Even though your child’s first set of teeth (the primary, or “baby” teeth) will fall out and be replaced by permanent versions, this doesn’t mean that they don’t require quality care and professional attention. Primary teeth play an essential role in guiding your child’s oral development and dental function. In fact, they can affect your child’s speech development! They also guide the developing adult teeth into their ideal positions.
How often should my child visit the dentist?
Just like adult patients, children should be visiting Texas Tiny Teeth every six months on average. This will allow our team to assess their dental growth and ensure that there are no cavities, injuries, or other concerns that require treatment. In certain cases, we may recommend more frequent appointments so that we can assist your child’s growing smile as effectively as possible.
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