Our Dental Blog In Wasilla and Palmer, AK


A little girl is brushing her teeth with a mountain in the background.
By Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska June 1, 2025
At Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska, in Wasilla and Palmer, we guide parents through the baby tooth timeline—from the first eruption to the final farewell. Learn when baby teeth typically fall out, what to expect during each stage, and how to support healthy dental development through early care, regular checkups, and positive habits that last a lifetime.
A young boy is giving a thumbs up in front of a mountain.
By Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska May 15, 2025
Worried about your child’s fear of the dentist? Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska located in Wasilla and Palmer specializes in pediatric care that addresses anxiety with gentle communication, familiar routines, and safe sedation options tailored to your child’s needs—because a confident smile starts with comfort.
A young boy is standing in front of a mountain pointing up.
By Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska May 1, 2025
Is your child grinding their teeth at night? At Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska, located in Wasilla and Palmer, we explain the signs of pediatric bruxism, its causes, and how our expert pediatric dental team can help. Early intervention can prevent long-term damage and ensure your child’s healthy smile. Learn how we diagnose, manage, and treat teeth grinding in growing smiles.
A little girl is asking if oral cancer screening is really necessary for her child
By Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska April 15, 2025
Oral cancer screenings are not just for adults. At Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska, located in Wasilla and Palmer, we help parents understand why screenings matter for children too—especially during Oral Cancer Awareness Month. Learn the signs to watch for, common myths, and how early detection supports your child’s long-term health. Book your child’s screening today.
Does my toddler have a tongue tie or lip tie ? signs and solutions
By Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska April 1, 2025
At Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska, located in Wasilla and Palmer, we explain how tongue tie and lip tie can affect your toddler’s ability to eat, speak, sleep, and maintain oral hygiene. Learn the signs to watch for, how these conditions impact development, and how treatment can help. Book your appointment today to support your child’s healthy growth and comfort.
A little girl with pigtails and white spots on her teeth
By Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska March 15, 2025
White spots on your child’s teeth can signal underlying dental concerns such as fluorosis, enamel hypoplasia, or early decay. At Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska, we provide expert pediatric dental care to identify and treat these issues early. Learn what causes white spots, how to prevent them, and why regular checkups are essential. Schedule an appointment today to keep your child’s smile healthy and bright!
A little girl is wearing a pacifier in her mouth.
By Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska March 1, 2025
Thumb-sucking and pacifier use can provide comfort, but prolonged habits may lead to dental issues like misalignment and jaw changes. Discover when to intervene and how to guide your child toward healthier oral habits at Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska.
A baby is eating a carrot with a mountain in the background.
By Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska February 15, 2025
Teething pain can be challenging for both babies and parents. At Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska, located in Wasilla and Palmer, we provide evidence-based advice, safe remedies, and personalized support to help soothe your child’s discomfort. Our team ensures your baby’s teething journey is smooth, safe, and guided by expert care. Learn the do’s and don’ts of teething, explore professional pain relief options, and let us support your family through this important milestone. Schedule an appointment today!
A little girl is holding a bunch of leaves in front of a mountain.
By Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska February 1, 2025
Dental bonding is a safe and effective cosmetic procedure for kids, addressing chips, cracks, and discoloration. Learn why this treatment is ideal for young, growing teeth and how it supports both oral function and confidence. At Pediatric Dentistry of Alaska, located in Wasilla and Palmer, we specialize in child-friendly cosmetic dentistry to restore and enhance children’s smiles. Book an appointment today.
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