Saturday visits run from 9 am to 2 pm, handy for children who would otherwise miss school. Seventeen reviews say a child actually enjoys coming or looks forward to it, and a clean office is noted in 20. Only 3% of reviews are one- or two-star, and the practice has replied to all five of them.
National Registry's Pediatric Dentistry Specialist Listing
A national provider registry recognizes a specialist in pediatric dentistry at this practice, a relevant distinction for families seeking care focused on children.
Listed by Insure Kids Now for DentaQuest and MCNA Dental and United Healthcare Dental (Texas, updated Jul 2026) · Its website says it accepts Medicaid / CHIP
The practice says it accepts Medicaid, Tricare and most PPO plans. The practice’s website says estimated copayments based on insurer information are due at the visit, are not guarantees, and families are responsible for charges insurance does not cover.
Accepts credit cards, debit cards and mobile pay (its business profile)
Names TRICARE (its website, not a network check)
Planning a Child’s First Visit
For a child four or younger, its website recommends a morning first visit and says it can provide work or school excuse forms. The FAQ says one parent may accompany the child in the treatment area if it helps the parent feel comfortable, and asks the parent to observe quietly.
Wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking and restroom
Its business profile
In the practice's words
Its own business description
“Memorial Dentistry for Kids provides personalized care for each member of your family. Board certified pediatric dental care for your family. Our pediatric dental practice is built and maintained specifically with the comfort of both patient and parent in mind. …”
Business listing and reviews, Sep 2026 · memorialdentistryforkids.com, Sep 2026 · Texas State Board of Dental Examiners, Sep 2026 · NPI registry · Insure Kids Now, updated Jul 2026 · City of Houston super neighborhoods