Arlington Pediatric Dentistry

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Arlington Pediatric Dentistry Dentistry for children in a special setting, we encourage healthy smiles & help parents succeed in raising healthy children.

She's Hired!!Also, here's your reminder to
10/19/2026

She's Hired!!

Also, here's your reminder to

💜 Dr Jamison was EXCITED to have these little TCU fans in the houseGO FROGS!! 🐸
10/15/2026

💜 Dr Jamison was EXCITED to have these little TCU fans in the house
GO FROGS!! 🐸

Meet the TEAM!! Say Hello to Daniella- our amazing Dental Hygienist✨Daniella grew up in Arlington and graduated from Tex...
10/12/2026

Meet the TEAM!! Say Hello to Daniella- our amazing Dental Hygienist
✨Daniella grew up in Arlington and graduated from Texas A&M with her Bachelor’s Degree in Dental Hygiene. She earned her Masters in Dental Hygiene in 2024 from Texas Woman’s University. Recently married, Daniella enjoys traveling with her husband and spending time with her family.

Your kids are watching you - even when you don’t realize it.When it comes to dental hygiene, one of the best things pare...
10/08/2026

Your kids are watching you - even when you don’t realize it.

When it comes to dental hygiene, one of the best things parents can do is lead by example.

Kids learn by watching. When they see you brushing your teeth twice a day, flossing, choosing water, making dental appointments, and taking care of your smile, you’re showing them that oral health is something worth prioritizing.

And those habits can last far beyond childhood.

Think of good dental hygiene as an investment in your child’s future. The habits they build today can help support healthy teeth and gums as they grow, while regular dental care allows potential problems to be identified early.

Parents, let them see you:

• Brush your teeth morning and night
• Floss every day
• Drink plenty of water
• Make your own dental appointments
• Talk positively about visiting the dentist
• Take the time to care for your smile

You don’t have to be perfect. You just have to be consistent.

Because raising healthy kids isn’t only about what we tell them. It’s also about what we show them.

Start the habit. Set the example. Invest in their future smiles.

Arlington Pediatric Dentistry
7410 S. Cooper St., Suite 100
Arlington, TX 76001
817-465-0044

SUGARY DRINKS + LITTLE TEETH = A COMBINATION WORTH WATCHING.Soda, sports drinks, juice, sweet tea, flavored waters and o...
10/05/2026

SUGARY DRINKS + LITTLE TEETH = A COMBINATION WORTH WATCHING.

Soda, sports drinks, juice, sweet tea, flavored waters and other sugary drinks can expose your child’s teeth to sugar and acids that contribute to tooth decay and enamel erosion.

You don’t have to eliminate every treat. The goal is to help kids build habits that protect their smiles.

DO:

• Choose water as the everyday go-to drink
• Offer milk with meals
• If your child has juice, keep portions appropriate for their age and offer it with a meal rather than sipping throughout the day
• Encourage kids to drink water after sweet drinks
• Teach children not to carry a sugary drink around and sip on it all day
• Keep regular dental checkups on the calendar

DON’T:

• Let your child sip soda, juice or sports drinks throughout the day
• Assume a drink is healthy just because it says “fruit” on the label
• Put sugary drinks in a bottle or sippy cup for bedtime
• Use sports or energy drinks as everyday beverages
• Forget that frequent exposure to sugar matters — not just the total amount consumed

A SIMPLE RULE:
Water most of the time. Sweet drinks occasionally. Healthy habits every day.

Your child’s baby teeth are important, and protecting them now helps set the foundation for a healthy smile as permanent teeth develop.

Arlington Pediatric Dentistry
7410 S. Cooper St., Suite 100
Arlington, TX 76001
817-465-0044

Meet the Team!This is Leslie, our office manager & Registered Dental HygienistDuring her 26 years in dentistry, Leslie h...
10/01/2026

Meet the Team!
This is Leslie, our office manager & Registered Dental Hygienist

During her 26 years in dentistry, Leslie has worked mainly in the pediatric area. Her experience in dentistry ranges from an RDA, RDH and also in practice management. Leslie is married with three children and has two dogs: a golden doodle and a labradoodle. When she isn’t cleaning teeth or giving hygiene instructions, she enjoys decorating, traveling, and a relaxing day by the water.

SMILEBaby teeth may not be permanent, but they are incredibly important.Those little teeth do a BIG job while your child...
09/28/2026

SMILE

Baby teeth may not be permanent, but they are incredibly important.

Those little teeth do a BIG job while your child is growing. They help children:

• Learn to chew and eat properly
• Develop clear speech and pronunciation
• Hold space for permanent teeth
• Support healthy jaw and facial development
• Build good oral hygiene habits early

And here’s something parents sometimes don’t realize: baby teeth can still get cavities and experience dental problems. Untreated decay can cause pain, infection, difficulty eating, and problems with the developing permanent teeth.

That’s why caring for your child’s baby teeth from the very beginning matters.

At Arlington Pediatric Dentistry, our goal is to help children develop healthy smiles while making dental visits a positive part of growing up.

Baby teeth are temporary. Their importance is not.
Parenting with you!!

FALL IS HERE- and it’s a great time to get your child’s next dental visit on the calendar! Between school, sports, activ...
09/24/2026

FALL IS HERE- and it’s a great time to get your child’s next dental visit on the calendar!

Between school, sports, activities and everything else that comes with a busy fall, it’s easy for dental appointments to get pushed down the list. Now is the perfect time to schedule your child’s next checkup and keep those growing smiles healthy.

At Arlington Pediatric Dentistry, our team is dedicated to creating a friendly, welcoming experience for children while providing specialized pediatric dental care from infancy through the teen years.

If your child is due for a cleaning, checkup, X-rays or preventive care, give us a call and get your fall appointment scheduled. Be sure to update your insurance info with us.

Arlington Pediatric Dentistry
7410 S. Cooper St., Suite 100
Arlington, TX 76001

817-465-0044

Office hours:
Monday–Thursday: 9 AM–5 PM
Friday–Sunday: Closed

Start the season with a healthy smile!

Meet the Team!Dr. Andrew “Drew” Jamison has lived in North Texas for over 20 years. Dr. Jamison received his undergradu...
09/21/2026

Meet the Team!
Dr. Andrew “Drew” Jamison has lived in North Texas for over 20 years. Dr. Jamison received his undergraduate degree from TCU, dental degree from University of Oklahoma, and Certificate of Pediatric Dentistry from University of Texas Health Sciences Center – San Antonio.

Dr. Jamison is a board-certified pediatric dentist with over 20 years of experience in private practice. He prides himself in providing individualized care for his patients, understanding that communication is key to great dental appointments.

Dr. Jamison is excited to reunite with Dr. Ketchel and join the Arlington Pediatric Dentistry team. Drs. Jamison and Ketchel worked together in the early 2010s and share similar treatment philosophies.

In his spare time, Dr. Jamison enjoys spending time with his wife Meggan, son Hudson, and daughter Ellis. He also spends time cheering on the horned frogs and playing golf.

Everything is kid-sized here. We like it that way.😍Kids Dentist for the win!!
09/17/2026

Everything is kid-sized here. We like it that way.😍

Kids Dentist for the win!!

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7410 S Cooper Street
Arlington, TX
76001

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 2:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm

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