Dentistry for Children

Dentistry for Children Serving infants, children and patients with special needs from Richmond, Petersburg, Charlottesville, Randy Adams, D.D.S. and Brandon Allen, D.D.S.

are two of the top pediatric dentists in Richmond, VA. Dr. Adams graduated with a degree in chemistry in 1968 and he then entered the Howard University School of Dentistry in Washington, D.C. He received his Doctor of Dental Surgery from Howard and was commissioned in the United States Army. While on Active duty as a General Dental Officer, he was stationed at the Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, D.C. In 1974 he moved to Richmond to work for RCAP’S Fulton Dental Clinic. The experience was so rewarding he decided to pursue a residency in Pediatric Dentistry at the Medical College of Virginia. After completing the program, Dr. Adams opened a dental office limited to Dentistry for Children and the Handicapped in downtown Richmond. In 1999, Dr. Allen received his Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Hampton, University in Hampton, Virginia. He then entered Howard University’s College of Dentistry in Washington, D.C. and received his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree in 2003. In 2004, Dr. Allen entered Howard University’s Residency program in Pediatric Dentistry. In his second year he was appointed Chief Resident. One of his responsibilities was teaching the undergraduates in the laboratory. He completed the program and received his certificate in Pediatric Dentistry in 2006. After completing his residency, he accepted a position as lead dentist at Kool Smiles Dental Clinic located in Newport News, Virginia. He enjoyed the work and gained three years of valuable experience.

Mouth breathing isn’t just a sleep habit — it can impact your child’s dental health, too 😴🦷Dry mouth can increase the ri...
12/31/2025

Mouth breathing isn’t just a sleep habit — it can impact your child’s dental health, too 😴🦷

Dry mouth can increase the risk of cavities and even affect how jaws and teeth develop over time. If you’ve noticed snoring, dry lips, or frequent open-mouth breathing, it may be worth having it checked.

Healthy smiles start with healthy habits 💜
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Smiles, teamwork, and a little holiday sparkle ✨🎄So grateful for our amazing Richmond Dentistry for Children team—bringi...
12/29/2025

Smiles, teamwork, and a little holiday sparkle ✨🎄
So grateful for our amazing Richmond Dentistry for Children team—bringing joy to the office and smiles to our patients all season long! 💙🦷

✨🎄 Happy Holidays from all of us at Richmond Dentistry for Children! 🎄✨Wishing our wonderful patients and their families...
12/26/2025

✨🎄 Happy Holidays from all of us at Richmond Dentistry for Children! 🎄✨

Wishing our wonderful patients and their families a season filled with bright smiles, joyful moments, and healthy habits.

Thank you for trusting us with your child’s smile — we’re grateful to be part of your journey this year and always 💜

Enjoy the celebrations, and don’t forget to keep those smiles sparkling!
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Cold weather can make little teeth feel extra sensitive ❄️🦷Tooth sensitivity isn’t just an adult problem—kids can feel i...
12/23/2025

Cold weather can make little teeth feel extra sensitive ❄️🦷

Tooth sensitivity isn’t just an adult problem—kids can feel it too, especially if enamel is thinner or early cavities are present.

If your child complains about tooth pain when breathing cold air or eating chilly foods, it may be time for a dental check-up. Early care makes a big difference!

💜 Keep their smiles comfortable this winter.
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🦷💜 Is it normal for kids’ gums to bleed when brushing?Short answer: it’s common — but not something to ignore.Bleeding g...
12/21/2025

🦷💜 Is it normal for kids’ gums to bleed when brushing?

Short answer: it’s common — but not something to ignore.
Bleeding gums can signal inflammation or plaque buildup. The good news? Gentle brushing, flossing, and regular dental cleanings can help little gums heal and stay healthy.

If you’re noticing bleeding often, it may be time for a dental checkup. Early care makes a big difference!

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Happy Thanksgiving from the Richmond Dentistry for Children team! 🦃
11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from the Richmond Dentistry for Children team! 🦃

A loose tooth is a big moment for kids and a chance to teach gentle care.Encouraging soft brushing, patience, and lettin...
11/22/2025

A loose tooth is a big moment for kids and a chance to teach gentle care.

Encouraging soft brushing, patience, and letting nature take the lead helps the tooth come out safely and keeps their smile healthy. And when it finally pops out, it’s worth celebrating the courage and excitement of growing up. ✨🦷

Mornings move smoother when brushing feels like part of the fun.A little music, a quick game, or brushing together can t...
11/20/2025

Mornings move smoother when brushing feels like part of the fun.

A little music, a quick game, or brushing together can turn resistance into routine and help your child start the day with a bright, healthy smile. 💙✨

Learn more about simple habits that keep little teeth strong.

Every child is different and so are their teeth.Some kids naturally have deeper grooves or softer enamel, which makes th...
10/31/2025

Every child is different and so are their teeth.

Some kids naturally have deeper grooves or softer enamel, which makes them more cavity-prone, even with good brushing habits.

Add in diet and daily routines, and the risk can increase.

Regular check-ups are the best way to catch these differences early and protect your child’s smile. 💙🦷

An early orthodontic visit isn’t always about getting braces right away.It’s about checking how your child’s teeth and j...
10/30/2025

An early orthodontic visit isn’t always about getting braces right away.

It’s about checking how your child’s teeth and jaws are developing, spotting small issues before they grow, and giving parents peace of mind.

A simple evaluation today can make treatment easier tomorrow. 🦷✨

Cavities don’t wait for a certain age, they can affect both baby and adult teeth. The difference is how they progress an...
10/29/2025

Cavities don’t wait for a certain age, they can affect both baby and adult teeth. The difference is how they progress and the long-term impact they leave behind.

For children, cavities can move fast and interfere with how permanent teeth grow in.

For adults, untreated decay can create lasting damage.

Either way, early care is always the best step. 🦷💙

We love hearing stories like this 💙Thank you, Kayla, for sharing your experience with us! It means so much to know that ...
10/28/2025

We love hearing stories like this 💙

Thank you, Kayla, for sharing your experience with us! It means so much to know that your nephews feel comfortable and cared for every time they visit.

A special shout-out to Treasure for bringing her kindness, energy, and positivity to every appointmen. It’s clear she makes a lasting impact on our patients. 🦷✨

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300 W Broad Street
Richmond, VA
23220

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 1pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 1pm

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