Windham Tracy DDS

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Hi! My name is Amy and I have been the scheduling coordinator for Dr. Windham since November of 2003. I have been in dentistry for over 20 years and absolutely love taking care of our patients. Whether scheduling a procedure that will change your life or watching your child so you can have a few moments of peace for your appointment. If it needs to be taken care of just ask! In my spare time, I love spending weekends at our lake property on Greers Ferry with my son, Jacob, and my husband, Stephen. I enjoy watching nature, fishing or just being still and reading a wonderful book.

Hello there! My name is Nicole and I have been a part of Dr. Windham’s team as a dental assistant since November 2008. I have been assisting for over 5 years. My husband, Tyler, is in the Air Force and his job brought us to Little Rock from Alaska in September 2008. We welcomed our first beautiful baby boy, Ryan, on August 9, 2010 and have been enjoying parenthood. Now that I have become a mother, my time is spent on the daily adventures that come with a new baby and I love every minute of it! I feel truly blessed to be a part of Dr. Windham’s family.

A. Your first visit is a chance for us to get acquainted and to answer any questions you may have about your dental treatment. Careful listening allows us to meet your needs with the utmost of comfort and convience. We encourage questions at anytime throughout treatment. Our team of professionals are here to help you! During regular follow-up visits, we will examine your teeth and gums, screen you for oral cancer, clean your teeth and make plans for treatment, as needed. We will discuss any pain or problems you may be experiencing and answer any questions you may have.

You will feel no discomfort during this procedure. You will be completely asleep during your visit; we provide a comfortable environment for our patients and have a professional CRNA that does our IV sedation so that Dr. Windham ...

Tooth decay in infants can be minimized or totally prevented by not allowing sleeping infants to breast or bottle-feed. Infants that need a bottle to comfortably fall asleep should be given a water-filled bottle or a pacifier. Our office is dedicated to fighting baby bottle tooth decay. Let us know if you notice any signs of decay or anything unusual in your child’s mouth.

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