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Poepperling Katherine W DDS

Pediatric dentist
1.3 (3 reviews) Updated Mar 31, 2026
900 Schechter Dr Wilkes-Barre Township, PA 18702, Wilkes Barre

About Poepperling Katherine W DDS

Pediatric dentistry occupies a unique niche in oral healthcare—it’s not just about teeth, but about easing a child’s first experiences with dental care. The right practice can make the difference between a lifelong habit of regular checkups and a lingering fear of the dentist’s chair. In Wilkes-Barre Township, families have a local option that specializes in this delicate balance, where early cavity prevention, fluoride treatments, and gentle cleanings take priority over one-size-fits-all approaches.

Tucked along Schechter Drive, Poepperling Katherine W DDS serves as a resource for parents navigating everything from teething troubles to first orthodontic evaluations. The address—900 Schechter Dr, Wilkes-Barre Township, PA 18702—places it within easy reach of the area’s schools and residential pockets, a practical detail when scheduling around naps, school runs, or after-hours sports practices. Pediatric dentists often double as educators, and this practice is no exception, offering guidance on thumb-sucking cessation, sealants, and the timing of that first dental visit.

Booking an appointment or asking about emergency slots for a chipped baby tooth doesn’t require navigating automated menus; a direct call to (570) 822-4181 connects parents to someone who understands the urgency of a toddler’s toothache or a teen’s braces adjustment. The logistics of pediatric care—insurance coordination, sedation options for anxious kids, or accommodations for special needs—are part of the backdrop here, even if they’re not the headline.

For those mapping out their route, directions confirm it’s a short detour from the Wyoming Valley Mall traffic, which means less backseat restlessness on the way. Around here, parents swap notes on who handles nitrous oxide with minimal fuss—or which office doesn’t make a big deal out of a lost tooth under the pillow.

This listing was last updated on March 31, 2026

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