Dr. James E. Hyde graduated from Texas Tech and received his dental degree from Baylor College of Dentistry in 1970. He received his pediatric dental specialty degree in 1972 after a two-year residency at Children's Medical Center in Dallas, Texas.
He has been an associate professor of pediatric dentistry at Baylor, teaching interceptive orthodontics and corrective early growth problems to graduate students from 1972-73. In 1973, he began his private practice.
Among his offices are past President of the Texas Society of Dentistry for Children, past President of the Southwestern Society of Pediatric Dentistry, and past Vice Chairman of Pantego Christian Academy School Board. He is currently an active member of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and Southwestern Society of Pediatric Dentistry.
Dr. Hyde is active in his church and is married with two children and two grandchildren. With his many years of dedication and devotion to the practice, he is now taking more time these days to travel, play golf, and spend time with his grandchildren.
Dr. Charles W. Miller is a 1973 graduate of Arlington High School and a 1977 graduate of the University of Texas at Arlington. He received his Doctorate of Dental Surgery from Baylor College of Dentistry in 1980 and his specialty certificate and MS in Pediatric Dentistry from the University of Illinois at Chicago in 1982.
At the University of Illinois, he served as an instructor in the pediatric dental clinic and has guest lectured to the graduate students at Childrens Medical Center. In 1982, he returned home to Arlington and joined Dr. Hyde and Dr. Bailey in private practice.
Dr. Miller has been elected as President of the Texas Dental Association for the term of 2019-2020. He served on the Board of Directors of the Texas Dental Association and was a Vice President for the Texas Dental Association from the North West Division. Dr. Miller is a past President of Dental Health of Arlington and the Fort Worth District Dental Society along with President of the Arlington West Rotary Club from 1989-90. He was named An Outstanding Young Man of America in 1986. Dr. Miller is a current member of the ADA, American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, Texas Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, and Southwest Society of Pediatric Dentistry.
Dr. Watts is a member of the Board of Directors of Dental Health of Arlington, and he participates in Save a Smile, which helps provide dental care to children unable to get care elsewhere. He is the past president of the Arlington Dental Study Club and is currently the President of Dental Health Arlington 2010.
Dr. Philip M. Bailey graduated from Baylor University in Waco in 1965 majoring in chemistry and English. He finished Baylor College of Dentistry in 1970, and completed his residency in pediatric dentistry in 1972. For the next three years, he served as a consultant in pediatric dentistry for the United States Air Force in Europe. While in the military, he made numerous presentations to professional meetings throughout Europe.
Dr. Bailey retired December 31, 2014. He and his wife, Quito, are enjoying traveling together and spending quality time with all the grandchildren. Dr. Bailey may be retired but you might catch him from time to time stopping in to check on the gang!
We recognize that all of our young patients are unique and deserve to receive dental care that reflects their individual needs. Our experienced and talented dental team is committed to working with you and your child to create a comfortable, stress-free, and rewarding dental experience every time you visit our practice.
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Rating 3.9 out of 5 based on 15 reviews
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newest oldest highest lowestChristina Murillo
3 years ago
Staff seemed pleasant and so did the dentist. I'm not sure how they clean their equipment, but my baby got sick after she went in for an appointment. She doesn't go anywhere since we're under quarantine. She ended up having a fever for 4-5 days and we had to take her to the ER. No ear infection or UTI. Doctor stated it was a viral infection.
Christina Murillo
4 years ago
Staff seemed pleasant and so did the dentist. I'm not sure how they clean their equipment, but my baby got sick after she went in for an appointment. She doesn't go anywhere since we're under quarantine. She ended up having a fever for 4-5 days and we had to take her to the ER. No ear infection or UTI. Doctor stated it was a viral infection.
Roxanna Hernandez
5 years ago
My girls love going there!
Geoffrey Taylor
5 years ago
Great pediatric dental office. We just had our first visit last week (we definitely waited to long to have our child's first dental check up, dont tell anyome) but when we got home our kiddo told us he really liked his dentist and was excited to go back in 6 months. As a parent, that's all I want to hear. Glad we found a good kids dentist near us.
Roxanna Hernandez
6 years ago
My girls love going there!
Geoffrey Taylor
6 years ago
Great pediatric dental office. We just had our first visit last week (we definitely waited to long to have our child's first dental check up, dont tell anyome) but when we got home our kiddo told us he really liked his dentist and was excited to go back in 6 months. As a parent, that's all I want to hear. Glad we found a good kids dentist near us.
Flor Garcia
7 years ago
I love this place staff/doctors are amazing my kids always look forward for their check ups!
Tiffany Bandy
7 years ago
I went to this place as a kid and then i wanted my son to go here as well. Well once he turned 3 I was not allowed to go with him to the back. I was okay with it until today. They over sedated him and he stopped breathing for a few seconds while undergoing a procedure. Of course, I did not find out this happened until after they were finished and ready to check out. I am very disappointed about this happening and I will have to take my son somewhere else. This should NOT of happened!
Tiffany Bandy
7 years ago
I went to this place as a kid and then i wanted my son to go here as well. Well once he turned 3 I was not allowed to go with him to the back. I was okay with it until today. They over sedated him and he stopped breathing for a few seconds while undergoing a procedure. Of course, I did not find out this happened until after they were finished and ready to check out. I am very disappointed about this happening and I will have to take my son somewhere else. This should NOT of happened!
Flor Garcia
7 years ago
I love this place staff/doctors are amazing my kids always look forward for their check ups!
Demecia Rogers
7 years ago
If I could give them no stars I would. They have a policy of no parents unless necessary allowed back with the children. The first visit I went against my parental judgement and allowed him to be a "big kid" and go by himself. I was never introduced to the dentist, and I guess they did a fluoride treatment because they told me no food or drink for 30 minutes. The second time we go in I insisted on going with my son. They tried to pacify me with letting me meet the dentist who couldn't look me in the eye and really had no conversational skills. The assistant argued with me over them performing any procedures including sealant or fluoride treatment without permission. I told her I was not going to argue with her and I would take my business elsewhere. The staff enjoy having their private conversations on their side of the wall since parents aren't allowed, but you are privy to them when checking out. There is no professionalism here whatsoever. Not allowing parents back for any reason is not only sketchy, but a poor business model. Stay away!
Demecia Rogers
8 years ago
If I could give them no stars I would. They have a policy of no parents unless necessary allowed back with the children. The first visit I went against my parental judgement and allowed him to be a "big kid" and go by himself. I was never introduced to the dentist, and I guess they did a fluoride treatment because they told me no food or drink for 30 minutes. The second time we go in I insisted on going with my son. They tried to pacify me with letting me meet the dentist who couldn't look me in the eye and really had no conversational skills. The assistant argued with me over them performing any procedures including sealant or fluoride treatment without permission. I told her I was not going to argue with her and I would take my business elsewhere. The staff enjoy having their private conversations on their side of the wall since parents aren't allowed, but you are privy to them when checking out. There is no professionalism here whatsoever. Not allowing parents back for any reason is not only sketchy, but a poor business model. Stay away!
michael soto
11 years ago
Stay away, not family friendly. My appointment was for 8:30 and I arrived on time, I waited for 45 minute (15-20 is acceptable anything more is not) in the waiting room. The assistant then tells me parents aren't allowed in the exam room with children. My kid is 3 years old and was new to this dentist, this was not going to happen. The staff could have warned me on the phone of this absurd policy, so that I didn't take the morning off and waste my time. I have my own insurance yet was treated as if I was getting some free service with a take it or leave it attitude. I voted with my feet and left.
michael soto
11 years ago
Stay away, not family friendly. My appointment was for 8:30 and I arrived on time, I waited for 45 minute (15-20 is acceptable anything more is not) in the waiting room. The assistant then tells me parents aren't allowed in the exam room with children. My kid is 3 years old and was new to this dentist, this was not going to happen. The staff could have warned me on the phone of this absurd policy, so that I didn't take the morning off and waste my time. I have my own insurance yet was treated as if I was getting some free service with a take it or leave it attitude. I voted with my feet and left.
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