The mission of Randolph Pediatric Dentistry is to improve the oral health of infants, children and teenagers, including those with special needs, who live in Randolph County and the surrounding area. This will be accomplished by providing exceptional oral health care, partnering with primary care providers and care givers, and promoting service-based prevention and education programs.
Our mission incorporates promoting access to oral health care by eliminating financial constraints as a barrier to seeking treatment. This objective derives from a biblically-based belief that we are dedicated to helping everyone, regardless of financial status.
Our mission incorporates promoting access to oral health care by eliminating financial constraints as a barrier to seeking treatment. This objective derives from a biblically-based belief that we are dedicated to helping everyone, regardless of financial status.
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A native of Randolph County, Dr. Maggie attended Liberty School and graduated valedictorian from Eastern Randolph High School's class of 2003.
She selected NC State University for post-secondary education and studied biological sciences, genetics and religion, while also serving as a student ambassador and working as a dental assistant for Zaytoun Orthodontics.
Her research interests in college were focused on the effects of fluoride on bone development.
She contributed to a research project conducted by Dr. Eric Everett and their work was published in the journal Bone in 2007 "(Genetic Background Influences Fluoride's Effects on Osteoclastogenesis"). Dr. Maggie graduated summa cum laude from NC State University, class of 2006, as valedictorian with honors.
She selected NC State University for post-secondary education and studied biological sciences, genetics and religion, while also serving as a student ambassador and working as a dental assistant for Zaytoun Orthodontics.
Her research interests in college were focused on the effects of fluoride on bone development.
She contributed to a research project conducted by Dr. Eric Everett and their work was published in the journal Bone in 2007 "(Genetic Background Influences Fluoride's Effects on Osteoclastogenesis"). Dr. Maggie graduated summa cum laude from NC State University, class of 2006, as valedictorian with honors.
Prior to the first appointment: Please help us to create excitement about your child's dental visit!
Discuss that the dentist will be kind and friendly.
Also prepare your child for having his teeth counted and brushed.
Remind him or her that there will be a reward if they follow all the dentist's instructions.
Avoid phrases such as, "It won't hurt at all, " because your child may never have considered that a visit to the dentist could be painful!
What to expect at the first visit: Our goal is to create a positive experience for your child and to be able to thoroughly examine their mouth and teeth.
Discuss that the dentist will be kind and friendly.
Also prepare your child for having his teeth counted and brushed.
Remind him or her that there will be a reward if they follow all the dentist's instructions.
Avoid phrases such as, "It won't hurt at all, " because your child may never have considered that a visit to the dentist could be painful!
What to expect at the first visit: Our goal is to create a positive experience for your child and to be able to thoroughly examine their mouth and teeth.
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