I scheduled an appointment with Dr. Morrow, a pediatric dentist, for my daughter when she was about 4 years old, as she had high anxiety. When my daughter went in to get her teeth cleaned, I was informed by Dr. Morrow that I could not be in the room with her. I knew this wasn't going to go over well with my daughter and told her so. My daughter started crying and calling for me (very loudly!), however, neither Dr. Morrow or her staff would let me go back. The appointment ended when my daughter started kicking and kicked her, I guess, and Dr. Morrow became very angry with me, and yelled at me at the way my daughter had reacted, and told me never to come back! Of course, I was not going to see her again. After that, I scheduled an appointment with my dentist, and with me in the room, she did just fine. So, my suggestion would be that if you are taking your child to see her, go elsewhere if your child has high anxiety! You would think that a pediatric dentist would be the place you would want to go if your child has high anxiety, but that proved not to be a great idea at all and I don't believe that Dr. Morrow handled this in a professional manner. This was quite a few years ago, and I don't know if she has changed her thinking regarding a parent being with a child, but I would definitely ask this before taking your child to see her. read more