Alexandria Pediatric Dentistry

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Alexandria Pediatric Dentistry Open Friday/Saturday - By Appointment Only Our mission at Alexandria Pediatric Dentistry is simple: We make dental visits fun for kids and easy for parents.

We’ve tailored our practice to address children’s unique needs for treatment and care, because we know that kids of all ages can feel nervous about dental visits. From the toys in our cheerful reception area to the cartoons above our dental chairs, every detail has been designed to help children feel completely at home in our office.

A healthy smile is built through the little things you do every day. Brushing twice a day, flossing daily, and keeping u...
10/16/2026

A healthy smile is built through the little things you do every day. Brushing twice a day, flossing daily, and keeping up with regular dental visits can help keep your teeth and gums healthy. Keep your routine simple, stay consistent, and give your smile the care it deserves.

Your smile goals start with a plan. Whether you want to feel more confident, improve your oral health, or feel better in...
10/14/2026

Your smile goals start with a plan. Whether you want to feel more confident, improve your oral health, or feel better in every photo, consistent dental care can help you get there.

A personalized treatment plan, healthy daily habits, and regular check-ups all work together to keep your smile healthy and help you feel confident about it.

From the first tooth to the teenage years, children’s smiles are constantly changing. Regular dental visits help us moni...
10/12/2026

From the first tooth to the teenage years, children’s smiles are constantly changing. Regular dental visits help us monitor development, build healthy habits, and address concerns early. Our goal is to make every stage of your child’s dental journey feel comfortable, positive, and well cared for.

A tongue tie doesn’t always need to be treated. Some children have a tongue tie without experiencing any problems with f...
10/09/2026

A tongue tie doesn’t always need to be treated. Some children have a tongue tie without experiencing any problems with feeding, speech, oral function, or other aspects of development. When concerns are present, a pediatric dentist or other qualified healthcare provider can evaluate your child and determine whether treatment may be appropriate. The goal is to treat when it’s needed, not simply because a tongue tie is present.

Think you’ve got a sharp eye? Take a close look at the graphic and see if you can spot the hidden tooth. Did you find it...
10/07/2026

Think you’ve got a sharp eye? Take a close look at the graphic and see if you can spot the hidden tooth. Did you find it? Comment a tooth emoji when you do!

Trends come and go, but a genuine, confident smile never goes out of style. It doesn’t cost anything or require a specia...
10/05/2026

Trends come and go, but a genuine, confident smile never goes out of style. It doesn’t cost anything or require a special occasion. Just share it freely and often. And when you love your smile, doing that comes even more naturally.

Today, we celebrate the power of a smile. Research shows that nearly half of people say a smile is the first feature the...
10/02/2026

Today, we celebrate the power of a smile. Research shows that nearly half of people say a smile is the first feature they notice when meeting someone new. Your smile speaks before you say a word. If you don’t feel confident sharing yours, we would love to help. Everyone deserves to smile without hesitation!

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we’re honoring those who have faced breast cancer, supporting those currently naviga...
10/01/2026

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we’re honoring those who have faced breast cancer, supporting those currently navigating their journey, and remembering those we’ve lost. May awareness lead to earlier detection, greater support, and continued hope for the future. Together, we can remind those affected by breast cancer that they are not alone.

Your child’s permanent teeth begin developing long before they appear. Around age 6, the first permanent molars, often c...
09/29/2026

Your child’s permanent teeth begin developing long before they appear. Around age 6, the first permanent molars, often called “6-year molars,” typically come in behind the baby teeth rather than replacing them. Because these teeth can be easy to overlook, regular dental visits are important for monitoring their development, keeping them clean, and determining whether protective treatments like sealants may be helpful. Early care can help set the foundation for a healthy smile as your child grows.

Around age six, an important milestone in your child’s dental development begins as their first permanent molars start t...
09/24/2026

Around age six, an important milestone in your child’s dental development begins as their first permanent molars start to come in. Because these teeth are permanent, helping your child care for them from the start is especially important. Regular brushing, flossing, and dental visits can help keep these new molars healthy for years to come.

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3223 Duke Street, Ste A
Alexandria, VA
22314

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+15712575744

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