
Who we are
We are pediatric dentists who believe that exceptional care for our patients starts with trust, a little fun, and helping kids feel proud of their smiles.
The families who come here become part of ours
At Giggles & Grins Pediatric Dentistry, many of the children we meet start visiting when they’re very young. Over the years we get to watch them grow into confident teens. And sometimes we even meet the next generation.
That’s one of the things we love most about what we do.
Helping kids feel comfortable at the dentist today helps them grow into adults who take pride in their smiles tomorrow. Over time, something really special happens. The toddlers we meet at their first visit grow into confident teens, and the families who walk through our doors begin to feel a lot like our own.

"Sometimes the biggest surprise for new families is just how much their kids love coming here! We work hard to make every visit fun, positive, and something they can look forward to."
Dr. Amy Watts
Your
board-certified dentists
When it comes to your child’s health, specialized training makes a difference. Pediatric dentists who earn this credential continually stay up to date with the latest research, techniques, and technology designed specifically for children.Both doctors at Giggles & Grins are board-certified pediatric dentists, meaning your child’s care is guided by doctors who are committed to the highest standards in pediatric dentistry — today and for years to come.

Dr. Amy Watts
“All pediatric dentists are not die-hard Texas Aggies. This one is.”
Dr. Amy Watts was born in Bryan, Texas and grew up just south of Fort Worth. There was never much doubt about where she would attend college, Texas A&M University, where she graduated summa cum laude with a degree in Biomedical Science.
She went on to earn her dental degree magna cum laude from The University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio, receiving numerous honors along the way, including the award for Excellence in Clinical Dentistry and induction into the Omicron Kappa Upsilon dental honor society.
Dr. Watts later completed her pediatric dentistry residency at Nationwide Children’s Hospital and The Ohio State University, where she earned both her Certificate in Pediatric Dentistry and Master of Science in Dentistry. Her clinical research was published in the Journal of Pediatric Dentistry, one of the leading journals in the field.
She is also a Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry, a distinction that reflects advanced training and a commitment to providing the highest standard of care for children.
Outside the office, Dr. Watts enjoys spending time with her husband Dane and their children, Evan and Ava, traveling and embracing the outdoors.

Dr. Alexis Capeci
“Giggles and Grins is known for what the name implies. I just couldn’t imagine doing anything else. The kids always make me laugh! They always have reactions you’d never expect. It’s a lot of fun.”
Dr. Alexis Capeci grew up on the west side of Cincinnati, Ohio and knew early on that she wanted to work with children. She graduated magna cum laude from the University of Dayton with a degree in Pre-Dentistry and minors in Spanish and English.
She then earned her dental degree from the University of Michigan School of Dentistry, where research, leadership opportunities, and volunteer work helped strengthen her passion for pediatric dentistry.
Like Dr. Watts, she completed her pediatric dentistry residency at Nationwide Children’s Hospital and The Ohio State University, where she received extensive training in all aspects of pediatric dental care and earned her Master of Science degree for research related to pediatric dental trauma.
Dr. Capeci is passionate about creating a calm, welcoming environment where children feel safe and parents feel supported. When she’s not in the office, Dr. Capeci enjoys traveling, working out, and trying new foods.
Your child's first visit
A child’s first visit to the dentist can feel intimidating for kids and parents. At Giggle & Grins this is about more than checking teeth. It’s about helping them feel comfortable, building trust, and making sure both kids and parents feel confident moving forward.
A warm welcome
We like to have new patient forms completed ahead of time whenever possible, and we send them digitally to make things easier for families. That way, when you arrive, we can focus less on paperwork and more on getting to know your child.
Tailored to your child’s needs
For babies and children under 3, parents stay with them during the visit.
For older kids, we often invite them back to the clinic on their own for exams and x-rays. It's this small step that can help build independence and confidence in the dental chair.
A private conversation just for parents
After the exam, we meet with parents in a consultation room to talk through your child’s dental health, answer questions, and discuss next steps, protecting little ears from hearing words or worries that can make the dentist feel scary, because one of our biggest goals is keeping the dentist a happy, positive place for kids.
Modern tools for growing smiles
We've built this practice around what children need to feel safe and what parents need to feel confident. Every choice we make, from the equipment we use to the way we design our spaces, comes down to one thing: making dentistry better for kids.
Comfortable imaging that works fast
Digital X-rays give us clear pictures with minimal radiation exposure for growing bodies.
See what we see in real time
Intraoral cameras show you exactly what's happening, so there are no surprises or confusion.
Built for smaller mouths and bigger smiles
Pediatric-sized tools fit comfortably and work better, making every visit easier and calmer.
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