What You Can Expect

At Dr. Randy’s office, we are committed to making your child’s first visit both informative and comfortable. From the moment you step through our doors, our goal is to create a welcoming and relaxed atmosphere for both parents and patients.


With over 25 years of experience, you can rest assured that your child is not just seeing a family dentist. Every child at our office is treated by a board-certified Pediatric Specialist who understands the unique needs of young patients.

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Well Baby visits help monitor your child’s early oral development and establish healthy habits.

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Dr. Randy provides gentle exams to check baby teeth, gums, and growth.

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Parents receive guidance on brushing, teething, nutrition, and comfort tips.

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Schedule your baby’s first visit by their first birthday for the best start to lifelong oral health.

Well Baby Visits:

WHAT TO EXPECT

Well Baby visits with Dr. Randy are designed to support your child’s oral health from the very beginning. Early dental care helps set the foundation for healthy habits, proper development, and a lifetime of confident smiles.

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Watching familiar shows like Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood helps your child understand the dentist in a friendly way.

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Practicing laying back at home helps your child feel comfortable with the dental chair.

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Turning preparation into a fun game builds positive feelings about the visit.

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Using simple, encouraging words helps your child feel calm and confident.

NEW PATIENT VISIT:

WHAT TO EXPECT

Starting your dental care with Dr. Randy is simple and stress free. Our team is here to make your first visit comfortable, informative, and tailored to your needs. Below is everything you need to know before your appointment.

What Your Children Can Expect

We recommend scheduling your child’s first visit when their first tooth emerges or by their first birthday. Dr. Randy even offers a complimentary Free Well Baby Screening for children up to 18 months old!


We focus on creating a positive and fun environment for your child:

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Using kid-friendly language and silly euphemisms like “sugar bugs” and “tooth tickles” to explain dental care.

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Avoiding terms that might sound intimidating, such as “needle,” “pull,” or “drill.”

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Taking extra steps to ensure your child feels comfortable, safe, and cared for.

Our Approach to Dental Anxiety

We understand that some children may feel nervous or display fearful behavior during their dental visits. This is completely normal, especially for young children encountering a new experience. Our team specializes in making those early visits as smooth as possible. A key point to remember is that children under the age of five are typically pre-cooperative, and their first reaction to an unfamiliar situation is often fear. We aim to partner with parents to create the most positive experience possible for your child. We welcome parents into our office to help educate and guide them through this process.

Overcoming Dental Anxiety
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BUILDING GOOD HABITS EARLY

We believe that healthy habits start early. During your first visit, we’ll take the time to:

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Educate both parents and children about proper brushing and flossing techniques.

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Discuss the importance of a healthy diet for dental health.

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Foster an ongoing partnership with parents to help create a lifetime of good oral hygiene.

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