Our Dental Blog In Wasilla and Palmer, AK


A toddler with a pacifier in front of a mountain scene, text:
By Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska October 15, 2025
Learn how long pacifier use is safe and when it begins to affect your child’s teeth and jaw. At Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska, we educate families on early dental habits and provide personalized care to support healthy, developing smiles.
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By Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska October 1, 2025
At Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska in Wasilla and Palmer, we help families keep Halloween fun and cavity-free. Discover simple, effective hacks to protect kids’ teeth from sugary treats while enjoying every spooky moment. Learn how to balance candy, hydration, and brushing for healthy, happy smiles.
A boy with a shocked expression, holding his face. Text:
By Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska September 15, 2025
Spotting the signs of dental anxiety in children is key to preventing lifelong challenges. At Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska, we help families in Wasilla and Palmer by providing compassionate, patient-centered care that eases fears, builds trust, and turns dental visits i
Smiling child with curly blonde hair. Text: Making Dental Visits Stress-Free: A Guide to Sedation for Kids. Background: mountains.
By Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska September 1, 2025
From nitrous oxide to general anesthesia, dental sedation options help children overcome fear of the dentist. At Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska in Wasilla and Palmer, we make pediatric dental care safe, supportive, and comfortable for every child.
By Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska August 15, 2025
Looking for safe and delicious snack ideas after your child’s dental treatment? Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska in Wasilla and Palmer explains what to pack and avoid. From smoothies to soft veggies, support healing with tooth-friendly, school-ready snacks that taste great.
A young girl is smiling in front of a mountain.
By Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska August 1, 2025
Learn how early dental care helps more than smiles. Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska explains how pediatric dentistry supports oral development, builds trust, and lays the groundwork for healthy habits that last a lifetime in Wasilla and Palmer.
A little girl is holding her mouth in pain while a mountain is in the background.
By Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska July 15, 2025
Dental trauma, swelling, or severe pain in children can signal an emergency. At Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska in Wasilla and Palmer, we explain what to watch for and how to respond quickly to protect your child’s smile and well-being.
A little girl in a blue robe is brushing her teeth.
By Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska July 1, 2025
Brushing is a lifelong habit—and it starts early. At Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska in Wasilla and Palmer, we guide families through expert tips, proper technique, and fun routines that help children brush with confidence and care.
A boy with his mouth open and his hands on his face.
By Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska June 15, 2025
At Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska, in Wasilla and Palmer, we use sedation dentistry to reduce anxiety, ease complex procedures, and create positive dental experiences for children. Discover how sedation works, what parents need to know, and how we help your child feel confident and secure at every stage of care.
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