my son has been coming here since his very first dentist visit and I have been nothing but happy…read morewith this place. clean, easy in and out, cute prizes and stuff for the kids-and he always leaves happy. I have not one bad thing to say. this has been a great dentist for my son. he's happy and so am I!

My go to for my daughters. The staff is great and cares abt their patients. The environment is…read moreclean and safe. My daughters love coming here. The idea with the coins is very neat.

I am so impressed with the level of care, the quality, and the overall office culture at…read moreDr.Streeby's. They definitely put the kids first and take the time to make the dentist a fun place for them to have core memories! We did our first dentist appointment this month for my almost 3 year old and she's been talking about how fun the office was since!! Thank you to this team

My girl hates pokes. That means needle pokes. Our family dentist that we love, found new cavities…read morein her mouth but suggested, she will do better at Dr. Streebys clinic since they are simply geared better for kids. When you enter this place, you understand the appeal for the kiddos. It's full of games, tv and all the things you won't want your kid doing on regular basic. It's a wonderful distraction for my daughter who just gazes in the tv mounted at the Dr chair. She didn't even flinch or participate in any of the discussions we had with her Dr right there. It's like they go brain dead for a bit. As I said, for day to day, a no no for me. For when we need my kid to be very very distracted to be able to get her cavities checked. Wonderful. We hadn't stated the treatment yet but it seemed promising. We are excited to see how well she reacts to his treatment.

We did enjoy this dentist for years. Unfortunately, we had back to back appointments for all four…read moreof our kids (8 and below) and were five minutes late. They only saw one kid and refused to see the rest. They finished the first kid VERY early and could've seen the rest but instead cancelled and now will not see our son with a cracked tooth until we pay $75 PER kid. No grace at all. Very disappointing. We are now looking elsewhere and will not be back.

We love Dr. Blair and his staff! Hands down the best quality of care for your kids teeth.read more

Dr Riki is the most caring, gentle, knowledgable childrens dentist I have came across, hands down…read more He takes his time with my children and takes time to explain all procedures in detail. He lets the kids know they are the boss and will stop at anytime for a break or more medication if needed. My youngest loves Dr. Riki! we are so grateful !!!

My daughter had a filling at Smiles 4 Kids Thursday. My daughter complained on our way home that…read moreher tooth hurt and we assumed the pain was because of her recent work. The next morning, she awoke in great pain. I called Smiles 4 Kids regarding her pain and was told she should take Advil or Ibuprofen. That didn't help her at all. She's been in significant pain over the weekend without remedy. This is the new now. Rotten service and an outwardly uncaring staff. This place is a cattle call for patients. Get em' in, get em' out.

The office manager is pleasant--until there's an issue. Then, not so much. I was charged $75 for…read morenitrous oxide (laughing gas) during my son's dental visit without being told it was an additional fee. I asked before paying and was told it was "part of the treatment," which implied it was included--not something extra. When I called to discuss the charge, I got absolutely nowhere. I was told I "should have known" because of a piece of paper (treatment plan) handed to me months ago while I was managing three kids in the office. No one ever clearly communicated this would be a separate charge. I'm sure the response to this review will try to shift blame onto me--but I genuinely tried to work this out over the phone and was met with zero understanding or accountability. Just deflection. Sounds good. I'll be sure to let everyone I know hear about how dishonest and unhelpful this practice was. We won't be back.

We have had a wonderful experience at The Kids Dentist. The front staff is very friendly and…read morewelcoming. The dentist is efficient and thorough. The office is clean and spacious. My son has special needs and the staff has been incredible in working with him. He actually looks forward to going!

The best dentist and staff. They are on time, well organized, and have plenty of fun things to keep…read morethe kids entertained while waiting. The hygienists & dentist are great, calming, personable, and fun while being still being professional, and keeping the kids' teeth healthy.

The dentist and staff here really made me feel awesome about my kid's brushing & teeth, in general…read more Thank you 4 making me feel like a good mom today. Smiles!!! BTW the movie theater is AWESOME.

This Place Is Amazing I took My Son In Front Desk Helped Me above and Beyond!…read moreMayte Was also Amazing and Dr as Well. Mayte Made My Son feel so Comfortable you guys are amazing Thank you!--Beatriz

The dentist, Dr. Harward, takes time with the kids and the parents. My daughter tried three other…read moredentists and was terrified about yet another. She said Dr. Harward is by far the most gentle and compassionate one and she wants to keep going back to him. His office bent over backwards to help us get her insurance lined up with her to get her wisdom teeth extracted.

We strongly advise against going to this dentistry. They traumatized our four year old and caused…read morewhat we believe will be irreparable psychological harm. Summary: -The dental assistant restrained our child as a first resort and without consent. -They never checked for numbness before drilling and refused to stop when she screamed that it hurt. -The treatment plan we created with Dr. Phillips was contradicted at the actual procedure. -Because of our experience, we worry that many children are told they don't need a numbing shot, and then this dentistry holds them down and ignores their screams of pain -They did not communicate what was going to happen or ask permission Dr. Phillips was nice and patient. She explained two options, reassured us we could change our mind, and told us our daughter would not need to be numbed. When we returned, Dr. Phillips was on maternity leave. The assistant, Angela, was upset by our choice of a filling. She insisted the filling would likely become infected and cause sepsis. She repeatedly stated that she had never seen a cavity that big treated with just a filling. She gave so much medical advice that we thought she was a dentist. We said we still wanted the filling. She then said our daughter would need numbing, contradicting Dr. Phillips. While upsetting, in hindsight we are glad they numbed her, because they would not have stopped to see if she was in pain. From there, the assistant was unnecessarily controlling. She forced our daughter to wear sunglasses for 20 minutes before the procedure, refused to let her hold a toy, denied adjusting headphones that hurt, and snapped at her when she whimpered after seeing the vaculux. When the dentist arrived, he did not introduce himself to our daughter or prepare us. The assistant forced the vaculux into our daughter's throat, choking her. The dentist noticed it was too large and asked for a smaller one, but the assistant said they don't have a smaller size. The assistant grabbed our daughter's hands and arms and physically restrained her before any instruments were being used that our daughter could interfere with. This made her panic so she started screaming through the vaculux. Despite this, the dentist began drilling. We begged them to stop. The dentist asked for a bite-block instead, but the assistant said they didn't have any. She huffed and acted annoyed, but returned with a "mouth-gag". After forcing it into her mouth, the dentist started drilling again and the assistant held her down again. We tried to comfort her, but the assistant constantly spoke over us. Between screams our daughter kept trying to yell, "It hurts!" through the mouth-gag. We demanded that they stop so we could see what was hurting her. We were scared that her tooth wasn't numb since they had never checked. After she stopped sobbing she told us that the mouth gag was cutting into the roof of her mouth. For the remainder of the procedure, the Dentist asked the assitant to let our daughter open her mouth herself. When finally given the chance, our daughter immediately complied and stayed calm. Afterward, the assistant excused her harshness by saying she was scared the procedure wouldn't be finished. They treat children less-than human. We cannot imagine a dentist for adults ignoring screams of pain and/or restraining a patient because they are scared of choking. Yet, it was completely normal here to treat the most vulnerable people this way. Now, our little four year old is terrified of dentists. She draws pictures of children screaming at the dentist and playing games where children are tortured by them. She asks nightly why we didn't rescue her from them. We can't say if this would have been different with Dr. Phillips there, but the culture of this office where assistants restrain children, dentists drill through screams, and parents are silenced, makes us think it was not an isolated incident.

Do not Recommend. Will push your child for Anesthesia when they can't get pictures of his mouth for…read morebeing "Too small". Will be finding a new dentist for my kids Easily. Oh and if you do Cancel 48 hours before a procedure, they will still tell you they are going to charge you $75 but imma let that go to collections no problem. (I did Cancel before 48 hours so i would love to go to court over being billed, if i am. lol. I canceled on Tuesday at 12pm and His appointment isn't til Thursday After 2pm. That's 50 hours before his procedure)