Our pediatric dentists have the philosophy of treating our patients as if they were our own children, and strive to encourage children to enjoy their dental experiences. We provide comprehensive dental treatment, as well as dental education, for children and adolescents in a friendly and engaging atmosphere.
We serve both adults and children for orthodontic treatment of all types, and see both current pediatric dentistry patients, as well as those who attend another practice for routine dental care. From Invisalign/Clear Aligner Therapy to traditional braces, both of our doctors craft a treatment plan that fits the individual needs of each patient.
We serve both adults and children for orthodontic treatment of all types, and see both current pediatric dentistry patients, as well as those who attend another practice for routine dental care. From Invisalign/Clear Aligner Therapy to traditional braces, both of our doctors craft a treatment plan that fits the individual needs of each patient.
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At Smiles From Us, we pride ourselves on providing the highest level of service possible in the River Region from our amazing board-certified dentists and orthodontists. From the moment Dr. Tommy James, our founding partner, opened our doors 45 years ago, our core goal has been to provide the same level of care, commitment and attention-to-detail to patients at all points of their life.
Dr. John attended dental school at Tufts School of Dental Medicine in Boston, where he also served as Chief Resident while completing specialty training in Pediatric Dentistry. Dr. John is a Montgomery native and a graduate of Jefferson Davis High School. Dr. John attended the University of Texas at Austin, where he received his undergraduate degree.
As members of the Montgomery, Prattville, and Pike Road communities, we believe deeply in the value of giving back to the community. Our office has participated in a variety of local events, from sponsoring children's sports teams to gifts to local charities. Our doctors stay involved in the community through their churches, coaching youth sports, their children's schools, and other local ministries.
Along with the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, we recommend that a child's first dental visit be scheduled by his or her first birthday or within 6 months of the eruption of the first tooth. While that may seem very early, we see this as an opportunity to educate you as a parent on how to best take care of your child's teeth.
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Gabrielle W.
Aug 02, 2021
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T. R.
May 22, 2021
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Never again. My young daughter who always loved her dental experiences elsewhere, had to have a tooth pulled. When she told him how much she could still feel, and how much it really hurt, he kept going. When she started moaning a little in pain, she was told to "Stop making that annoying sound." She sat there quietly crying IN PAIN until he was done. She is now terrified of dentists, and brings up the experience almost daily out of concern for having to maybe one day go back. I assure you will NOT be back. There is no excuse for someone not to be fully numb or spoken to in that manner
