The Brief FOX 4 News is questioning the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners on why a pediatric dental office was allowed to stay open for more than three months following a 4-year-old girl's death. Dr. Hemphill faces a charge of reckless injury to a child, while her attorney states they intend to hold the government to its burden of proof in court. Concerned parents are seeking answers after a Fort Worth pediatric dental office remained open for more than three months following the death of a little girl. At the time, the doctor’s license was still listed on the Texas State Board of Medical Examiners site as active with no complaints. Although the questions are not specific to Dr. Hemphill, the executive director said he could not comment.