Peachtree Pediatric Dentistry

Peachtree Pediatric Dentistry Pediatric specialist who takes extra care of all your child's needs!

05/06/2026

Can A Children's Dentist Guess Gen Alpha Slang? What does BRAIN ROT mean?

Welcome to everyone's favorite game show, where our host, Wyatt, quizzes Dr. Pannell on kid's slang.

Can she get it right? Watch and find out!

05/04/2026

Every anxious child can feel great at the dentist! Here’s our approach:

Creating a Comfortable Environment: We always make your kid feel safe and comfy!

Safety First: We prioritize making the dental office a safe space where children feel comfortable and welcomed.
Communication: We talk to children on their level, using language and concepts they can understand.

By connecting with them this way, we help ease their fears and make their experience positive! 💙✨

05/01/2026

Why did I choose to work with children?

Honestly, it’s because kids are just so much more fun and easier to connect with! I love knowing that I can help them and set them on the right path for their dental care. 🦷✨Every day is a joy when you’re making a difference in their lives!

04/29/2026

What is plaque? Is it good or bad? 🦷Plaque is:
A Film of Bacteria: It's a sticky film that forms on your teeth when you don’t brush well enough.

Bad for Your Teeth: Plaque is considered bad because it can lead to cavities and gum disease if not removed regularly.

Appearance: It often looks like a white or clear film around your teeth.

To keep your smile healthy, it’s important to brush and floss daily to remove plaque and prevent it from building up. If you have more questions about dental hygiene, feel free to ask us at Peachtree Pediatric Dentistry in Peachtree City, GA!

04/27/2026

Flossing Isn't Just for Grown-Ups! Here’s When Your Child Should Start:

When to Start Flossing:

Age Consideration: A good time to start flossing is when your child has contacts between their teeth.
Baby Teeth: Babies have lots of space between their teeth, so flossing isn’t as necessary at that stage.
Permanent Molars: As your child grows and their second permanent molars come in (around ages 2-3), the contacts will start to close down. That’s the ideal time to begin flossing!

Key Takeaway:

There’s no exact age, but remember: start flossing when the teeth begin to touch in the back!

Help your child build good dental habits early! 💙✨

04/24/2026

🌟 Meet Kristen from Senoia! 🌟"I'm Kristen, and I've been bringing my kids, Ava (4) and Nolan (6.5), to Peachtree Pediatric Dentistry for five fantastic years! 🥳 When we moved here, this place came highly recommended, and I couldn’t be happier.

The team takes the time to explain everything to my kids in a way they understand, easing their nerves. From the friendly smiles to the cool sunglasses and headphones, every visit is enjoyable and stress-free. It’s truly a wonderful experience for our family!"

04/22/2026

POV: When a pediatric patient is mean to Dr. Pannell!

She's a very sensitive dentist, so please children, be nice to her! HAHAHA!

04/17/2026

How many times a year should kids go to the dentist to get their teeth cleaned? 🦷

Kids should ideally visit the dentist for a cleaning twice a year. Here’s a quick breakdown:
Twice a Year: This is the general recommendation for most kids to keep their teeth healthy.

More Often if Needed: Some kids may need to visit more frequently, especially if they are in orthodontic treatment or have specific dental concerns.

So, while some kids might think it’s like once a month or three times a year, the standard is really two visits.

If you have any more questions or need tips on dental health, feel free to reach out at Peachtree Pediatric Dentistry in Peachtree City, GA!

04/15/2026

Can A Children's Dentist Guess Gen Alpha Slang? What does CRINGE mean?

Welcome to everyone's favorite game show, where our host, Wyatt, quizzes Dr. Pannell on kid's slang.

Wyatt sure thinks Dr. Pannell saying kids terms is CRINGE!!!! HAHAHA!

Can she get it right? Watch and find out!

04/13/2026

When is the perfect time for kids to start braces? It varies for everyone!

Key Considerations:

Early Treatment: Some children may need early braces due to skeletal issues or severe crowding, typically around ages 7-8.
Final Phase: For the majority, we prefer to wait until the later phase, around ages 11-12, when all premolars and canines have come in.

Every child's situation is unique, so we’ll evaluate what’s best for your child’s dental health! 💙✨

04/10/2026

🌟 Wyatt's Recommendation for Peachtree Pediatric Dentistry!

"If someone asked me what dentist to go to, I would definitely say to come to my dentist. This is the best experience you will ever have! A lot of my friends are still scared of the dentist at 12 years old, but that’s because they don’t come here. One of my favorite parts is that my parents bring me over on the golf cart—it makes the ride so much fun!"

04/08/2026

POV: When Dr. Pannell tells a patient they can come into the office without an appointment!

The front office team just "loves" it! HAHAHA!

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310 Stevens Entry
Peachtree City, GA
30269

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