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Natalie Carr, DDS, MS
Carr Pediatric Dentistry
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11936 Boyette Rd Riverview, FL 33569
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Natalie Carr, DDS, MS

Carr Pediatric Dentistry is a private dental practice specializing in dentistry for infants and children. We are located in Riverview, Florida about 20 miles south east of Tampa. Our mission is to practice evidence-based dentistry (the integration of best evidence with clinical judgment and expertise) implementing a philosophy that is based on a commitment to preventive dentistry and education. We aim to create a supportive and nurturing environment while providing safe, comfortable and quality dental treatment for children. Dr. Carr recommends that a childs first visit be at age one to establish a dental home and begin a lifetime of healthy smiles.
Years In Practice 26
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Dentist

Gender Female
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11936 Boyette Rd, Riverview, FL 33569
Services Natalie Carr, DDS, MS is a dentist/dental office located in Riverview, FL. A dentist is trained to diagnose, treat, and prevent diseases of the gums, teeth, and jaw.

Please call Natalie Carr, DDS, MS at (813) 672-3368 to schedule an appointment in Riverview, FL or get more information.
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(14 Reviews)
Service
4.5 star average for Service
Environment
4 star average for Environment
Expertise
4 star average for Expertise
Staff
3 star average for Staff
Recommended
2.5 star average for Recommended
Value
2.5 star average for Value
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Terrible experience there today. Went for my daughter's first dental visit and waited an hour past appointment time to even be called. She was excited, ready. We left in tears. She is 3 years old, and per policy, parents are not allowed in the back after 3!! This is an extremely shy, clingy child who has never done anything alone before. I tried to explain to the staff, but I was told "it's just policy". They tried to talk to Dr. Carr to make an exception, but came back to tell me "she's with a BABY" with a lot of emphasis on the word baby. Like my 3 year old is not a baby anymore and should be able to go by herself. Every child is different, and some are not used to strangers! My girl has never been in daycare, preschool, any sort of classes. All she knows is family. There was no way she would do it by herself. I was told, "She'll be okay. They usually cry for a few minutes and then calm down". I did not want my child's first dentist experience to be traumatizing, starting with her being taken away from me while crying! Never in my life did I think a 3 year old would be asked to face their first dental visit alone. I promptly left, and we will never return. Shame on this place for not even trying to make a positive first impression on a young child.
by A xxx.xxx.36.127
December 06, 2014
The wait is incredibly long. I arrived early for a 1 pm appointment and my child did not see a person until 1:45, I did not leave until 3 PM. The office is beautiful and high tech. But after stating I was not comfortale sedating my 3 year old. Carr stated there were numerous options but repeated only one option giving a 30 lb child intravenious drugs. After I stated that I know medical professionals personally who have stated about the risks, she essentially nicely booted me out of her practice and reccomend I go elsewhere. She stated that the reason my prior pediatric dentist was willing to fill the cavaties without IV sedation was because they were old school and are accustomed to old methods of dentistry.

I felt that she was unwilling to see my input as valid and with simple dismissed. She made far reaching assertions after one visit and did not provide customized care. As I attempted to explain the realities of my child's oral health from previous dentists and family history. And explain that I've seen my child give blood and go to multiple dental appointments without this issue, I could see Carr was more and more disinterested in retaining my child as a patient. Often parents are not allowed to go behind the scenes and even more parents don't question the methodologies and reasoning behind why a practitioner does what they do. To dramatically increase my child's risk for the convenience and skill level of the practitioner is hardheartedly unacceptable.
by Raising Child xxx.xxx.242.19
August 08, 2013
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Did this provider leave you unattended for an extended period of time?
Not at all! They were always present and attentive
Does this provider always take that extra step to make you feel special?
Absolutely, they always make me feel like I'm their only patient.
Was this dentist's staff friendly?
Yes, they went above and beyond
Were the restrooms well-stocked at this provider's office?
Yes, they had everything you could possibly need!
Does this provider remember you by name?
Sometimes, but not always
by Anonymous xxx.xxx.126.106
July 03, 2013
Did this provider answer all of your questions?
None of my questions were answered
Was this provider's staff friendly?
No, they were rude
Did you leave the office feeling satisfied with your visit?
No, I left with more problems than I came with!
by Jason xxx.xxx.232.249
February 20, 2012
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