About West Texas Pediatric Dentistry
West Texas Pediatric Dentistry is a pediatric dental practice at 3306 Andrews Hwy in Midland, Texas, treating infants, children, teenagers and children with special needs. Clinicians at the practice are recorded with the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine. Its comprehensive dental evaluation is described as an examination of the whole oral cavity — the teeth, the tongue and the airway — so that oral function is assessed alongside caries and eruption rather than separately from them.
The stated service list covers dental cleanings, radiographs, fluoride treatments and fluoride alternatives, dental fillings, white crowns offered in place of stainless steel crowns, space maintainers, tooth extractions, emergency visits, and frenectomy and functional frenuloplasty for tongue or lip ties. Lactation support, laser dentistry and sedation dentistry, including nitrous oxide and oxygen inhalation, are also listed. The practice states that it will work with a child's pediatrician and any other specialists involved in that child's care.
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Credentialed Clinician
Archana Gutta DDS; MPH
Directory memberIABDM recordverified 8 September 2026
Procedures
Practice Details
- Address: 3306 Andrews Hwy
- Telephone: 4322425747
- Website: https://www.westtxpediatricdentistry.com
- City: Midland, TX (all Texas practices)
Common Questions
Which patients does this Midland practice treat?
The practice describes itself as a pediatric dental office caring for infants, children, teenagers and children with special needs. It states that it is welcoming new patients and that it is willing to work with a child's pediatrician and any other specialists involved in that child's care.
What does a comprehensive dental evaluation here include?
The practice states that its comprehensive evaluation examines the child's oral cavity as a whole, including the teeth, the tongue and the airway. Cleanings are described as both preventive and diagnostic, intended to detect issues at an early stage, and radiographs are used to identify problems that inspection alone does not reveal.
Are there alternatives to fluoride and to stainless steel crowns?
The service list names both fluoride treatments and fluoride alternatives for caries prevention, and white crowns described as an option for parents who do not want cavities restored with stainless steel crowns. Fillings, space maintainers, extractions, and frenectomy and functional frenuloplasty for tongue or lip ties are also listed.
How does the practice approach a child who is anxious about treatment?
The practice states that most children are calm in a pediatric dental setting and that pediatric dentists receive additional training to care for infants, children and adolescents. It notes that some children may still benefit from additional relaxation techniques, which is how it frames its sedation options.
What should a parent expect from nitrous oxide sedation here?
The practice describes nitrous oxide and oxygen inhalation as a sedative in which the child remains conscious, with a faint sweet smell or taste. It notes that some children report giddiness or tingling in the arms and legs, that it can ease a strong gag reflex, and that it may be combined with oral sedative medication.