Professional and nice doctor and his employees!

Absolutely great experience! My son suffers from anxiety being at the dentist. Doctor Maixner and staff are so friendly and kind that he felt comfortable to get all his work done... I would recommend anyone with young children to go here.Thank you again and we will see you in 6 months!!

Overall opinion about this place is there just a hot mess scheduling wise to actually getting into the door they need to retrain her hire new people

My daughter is autistic and has multiple special needs. Seeing a dentist can be an awful, anxiety filled experience for her. The staff and doctor at Wee Care was competent, diligent, understanding, very patient, and took extra care and time with my daughter catering as much as possible to her all her individual needs. I was impressed by the genuine interest in her comfort and their above and beyond efforts to ease her anxiety. I would highly recommend Wee Care if you are searching for a very kid friendly, professional clinic. If your child has autism there is no place in Alaska that Im aware of that provides this level of care for special needs kiddos.

Dr. Maixner is an outstanding pediatric dentist and his assistant is outstanding and highly trained. Our 18 month old granddaughter fell and chipped her tooth. Once our daughter left a message for Dr. Maixner he called back within a few minutes, he asked relevant questions, and answered our daughters questions. The office was able to get us in the very next day, they were so great with our little granddaughter, and her tooth was beautifully repaired. We are very thankful!

The Office staff and Dr. Maixner were amazing with my 2 almost 3 year old, they totally talk kid and came down to his level and made him feel so comfortable. Our visits have been very positive thanks to all the people in the office!!!

Kelly Maixner, 40, was born and raised in North Dakota. After graduating from Montana State University he went to dental school at Nova Southeastern in Ft. Lauderdale, where he received his dental degree. Kelly moved to Alaska in 2007 for a pediatric dental residency. Being a man who always seeks out challenges, he immediately set his sights on running the Iditarod. He started Mad Stork Kennel, LLC with two pregnant females and it has grown to around 60. Before Kelly decided to become a pediatric dentist, he was a farmer, a snowboard instructor, a soldier in the National Guard, a bartender, a doughnut-maker, a physical therapy assistant for the Phoenix Suns, a state champion boxer, and a semi-professional football player for the Bozeman Kodiaks. An avid runner and competitor, Kelly has completed multiple marathons and triathlons, including the Silverman competition. He hopes to, one day, finish the Iditarod, climb Mt. McKinley, and race the Boston Marathon in the same year. Every year Kelly takes his professional skills to Haiti to provide dental care for the children of Kobonal Mission. Kelly’s wife, Margaret, found him in 2009 and they were married the following year. They are the parents of Rosemary, 4, and Vendelin, 2,and an infant, Bernadette. He is a member of the American Dental Association and the America Academy of Pediatric Dentistry.

We have been going to the dentist for many years couldnt find a better one