Dr. Trice W. Sumner, DDS

A pediatric dentist in Tupelo. Not the flashy kind—just the practical kind. This is where kids go for checkups, cleanings, and the occasional cavity fill, all handled with the kind of routine efficiency that parents rely on. The office sits at 1555 Medical Park Cir, tucked into a stretch of Tupelo that’s more about function than frills; you’re here for the dental work, not the scenery. Reviews suggest a no-nonsense approach: a 3.9 rating based on 7 Google reviews, which, in a town like this, usually means people leave satisfied but not poetic.

First visits, fluoride treatments, sealants—standard fare for a practice that deals exclusively with younger patients. No adult cleanings, no cosmetic whitening; just the basics of keeping kid teeth in working order. Questions about braces or emergency chips? They’ll point you in the right direction or handle it themselves, depending on the case. The phone—(662) 844-3315—is for scheduling, not small talk. That’s the unspoken rule with these places: call, book, show up.

Directions aren’t complicated. The map places it right off the main drag, near the other medical offices that cluster around here. Tupelo isn’t a city of surprises—you know what you’re getting, and that’s often the point.