Pediatric Dentistry
Chattanooga, TN
Adventure Pediatric Dentistry is a specialized pediatric dental practice led by Dr. Latasha Garrett, offering comprehensive dental care for infants, children, and teens in Chattanooga. The practice provides personalized treatment plans tailored to each child's cavity risk, preventive care, and restorative dentistry in a fun, kid-friendly environment featuring dinosaur décor and ceiling TVs. They offer sedation options including nitrous oxide and moderate sedation for anxious patients, plus hospital-based care with local facility privileges for complex cases requiring general anesthesia. The bilingual staff ensures clear communication with all families, while Dr. Garrett's approach emphasizes building trust, creating positive lifelong dental habits, and treating every child like family regardless of background.
Ideal for: Parents seeking specialized pediatric dental care, families with anxious or special needs children, parents wanting preventive education and personalized treatment plans, bilingual families
Service area: Chattanooga, TN and surrounding areas
Specialty Training & Hospital Privileges: Dr. Garrett completed a pediatric dental residency and has hospital privileges at local facilities for complex cases requiring general anesthesia, enabling comprehensive care from routine cleanings to advanced procedures.
Personalized Cavity Risk Assessment: Each child receives an individualized treatment plan based on their unique cavity risk profile, ensuring preventive care is tailored to their specific needs rather than one-size-fits-all approach.
Anxiety & Comfort Solutions: Multiple sedation options including nitrous oxide and moderate sedation help nervous children relax during treatment, plus a deliberately engaging office design with kid-friendly features that create positive dental experiences.
Address: 6413 Lee Hwy Suite 119, Chattanooga, TN 37421
Phone: (423) 888-3004
Website: adventurepediatricdental.com
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