Ashley Turrittin, DDS

Pediatric dentistry often gets overlooked until a first toothache—or a school form—demands attention. In Blaine, one practice handles the routine and the unexpected for younger patients. At Ashley Turrittin, DDS, the focus stays on preventive care, fillings, and early orthodontic assessments, though they also address the less predictable: sports injuries, stubborn baby teeth, or a child’s first (and hopefully uneventful) cavity. The office sits at 1351 113th Ave NE Suite #400B, a stretch of Blaine where strip malls meet quieter professional buildings—easy to miss if you’re not watching for the suite number.

Blaine’s growth has pulled more families into the area, and with them, the usual scramble for pediatric specialists who don’t require a months-long wait. This practice lists a direct line—(763) 415-1222—for scheduling, which skips the web-form limbo some larger clinics default to. Pediatric dentists, by nature, deal with a client base that ranges from cooperative five-year-olds to teenagers pretending not to be nervous; the services here cover that spectrum, from sealants and fluoride treatments to the occasional emergency extraction. No flashy branding or playground-style waiting areas are promised—but then, most parents prioritize availability and clarity over distractions when it’s their kid’s turn in the chair.

The intersection of 113th and Jefferson Street places this office within a few miles of both Lakeside Commons Park and the heavier traffic of Highway 65. For those mapping the route, the building shares a parking lot with a cluster of medical and dental practices—look for the suite letter on the directory. Directions and confirm the exact location via Google Maps; it’s the kind of address that’s simpler to find with a quick GPS check than by landmarks alone. Like most specialty practices in the north metro, the assumption is that patients arrive prepared—with questions, insurance cards, and a child who’s been gently warned about sitting still.