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    Kids Only Dental Place

    3.5 (10 reviews)
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    Ryan C.

    My four year old loves going to the dentist, so that must be worth 5 stars. From the fun play area in the waiting room complete with a salt water aquarium where he got to watch "Nemo" to the high tech rooms with computers and televisions suspended upside down above the chairs so children can watch cartoons while being worked on, they really have it all. Add in a funny and engaging staff who seem to genuinely like kids, and this is the dentist to take your kids to.

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    Grins & Giggles Pediatric Dentistry

    Grins & Giggles Pediatric Dentistry

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    4.6 mi

    My son has been going to Dr (Alyssa) Dragstedt for years and we were delighted when she opened her…read moreown practice in Jonesville. You know the dentist and hygienists are doing things right when your kid LOVES going to the dentist. The atmosphere is bright and friendly and there are several activity areas to help pass the time while waiting (which is never long) or for siblings who have to wait while brother or sister is in the back. My son wears braces and Dr Alyssa is really good at talking with him about the new way he needs to brush and waterpick his teeth. The office is clean and bright and a wonderful atmosphere for kids. Friendly staff and excellent dental care all around!

    If you value a dental visit that respects your child's experience and your role as a parent, you…read moremay want to look elsewhere. Today we had a very disappointing experience at Grins and Giggles. For context, my daughter is three years old, and this was our first visit to this office. From the start, the environment felt anything but welcoming or child-friendly. The dental hygienist called my daughter's name without introducing herself or explaining her role, then directed us to "sit in the dark blue room." She immediately put headphones and glasses on my daughter without explaining what was going to happen. My daughter is bilingual and not yet fully proficient in English. I tried to calmly explain what the hygienist was doing, but the cleaning felt rushed and far from gentle. To make matters worse, the cartoon playing on the screen was completely inappropriate for her age--dark, scary, with fire and dragons. My daughter was visibly frightened and stayed completely silent throughout the cleaning. While waiting for the dentist, she asked to remove the headphones because she didn't want to watch it anymore. Dr. Alissa initially seemed friendlier, but the tone changed quickly when I asked why dental X-rays were being insisted upon for such a young child. She became irritated and abrupt, and told us plainly that if we did not agree to X-rays, we were not welcome at her practice. I tried to explain that, according to American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry best-practice guidelines, dental radiographs are not recommended routinely based solely on age (such as for a 3-year-old). Instead, they should be individualized based on clinical need, caries risk, medical and dental history, and the ability to visually examine tooth surfaces. Radiographs are meant to be adjunct diagnostic tools--not screening procedures--and should follow the ALARA principle (as low as reasonably achievable) to minimize radiation exposure. The response was dismissive. The impression I was left with is that insurance reimbursement matters more here than thoughtful, individualized decision-making or a child's safety. Ironically, the office still uses lead aprons, which are no longer routinely recommended based on current evidence and may even increase exposure by leading to retakes. At no point did anyone attempt to make this experience positive, comforting, or even educational for my child. There was no effort to build trust or address parental concerns. The message was essentially: be quiet, watch TV, don't ask questions--we need to check boxes and move fast. Wear the office's T-shirt next time and you'll get a prize. Frankly, it makes one wonder whether the glowing Google reviews are fueled by those same "prizes."

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