Todd Miles, DDS

Dental care in downtown Anchorage doesn’t have to mean a long commute. For routine cleanings, fillings, or more involved procedures like crowns and extractions, a general dentistry practice sits just off West 9th Avenue. This isn’t a specialty clinic—just a standard office handling the basics, from preventive checkups to root canals. When a toothache strikes or it’s time for that twice-yearly exam, options exist without leaving the city center.

On the third floor of 880 N Street—suite 301a, to be exact—the entrance is unassuming, like many professional offices in this part of town. The building itself is a mix of medical and legal practices, typical for Anchorage’s compact downtown grid. Parking here follows the usual urban rules: metered spots line the streets, and a few paid lots sit within a block’s radius. No frills, no surprises—just a central location for those who work or live nearby.

Dentists in Alaska often juggle a broader scope than their Lower 48 counterparts, given the distances between towns. While this practice sticks to general care—no orthodontics or oral surgery—it covers the expected: X-rays, gum disease treatment, and even emergency repairs for a chipped tooth. Questions about insurance or appointment slots? The phone line, (907) 276-7787, connects directly to the front desk during business hours.

First-time visitors might want to scope out the route ahead; the office is tucked above street level, and Anchorage’s one-way streets can confuse even locals. For the most reliable turn-by-turn, pull up the map here—because nothing’s worse than circling the block with a throbbing molar.