Dental Care
Built Around
You, Not the
Other Way Around

We serve a wide range of patients—including those with dental phobia, physical or cognitive disabilities, complex medical conditions, cancer diagnoses, and children requiring specialized care. We also welcome patients seeking routine dental care who want a practice that genuinely prioritizes comfort and individualized attention.

Yes—and you are exactly the kind of patient we specialize in caring for. We can meet in a consult room before you ever enter the treatment area, share as much or as little information as you prefer, provide heated blankets and music, and use whatever level of sedation fits your needs. Your pace is our pace, and there is no judgment here.

We offer the full spectrum: nitrous oxide for mild comfort during treatment, oral sedation for relaxation and possible amnesia of the visit, and full general anesthesia administered by our on-site anesthesiologist. We will review your options together and recommend the most appropriate approach for your situation.

Yes. Our pediatric dentists provide routine exams and cleanings for children, and are also trained to provide treatment under general anesthesia for children with complex medical needs who cannot safely receive care while awake. They have extensive experience with the most medically complex young patients.

Hospital dentistry is for patients whose medical conditions require the supportive services of a hospital environment. Our providers have operating room privileges at Swedish Medical Center for these cases. An initial consultation always takes place in our office first, and we will advise you honestly if hospital-based treatment is appropriate.

Absolutely. Because of our specialized expertise and Swedish Medical Center affiliation, we routinely receive referrals from dentists across the Seattle community for their most complex patients. We welcome provider referrals and will keep your referring dentist informed throughout care.

We are located in the Northcut Landing medical office complex, across from University Village—on the 2nd floor of the West Building in Suite 205. Underground parking is available, and we validate parking for patients in our office beyond the free 90-minute period. The building also has easy access for medical transport and cabulence providers.

A prosthodontist completes three to five additional years of advanced specialty training focused on complex restoration and replacement of teeth, dental implants, full-mouth rehabilitation, and TMJ treatment. Our prosthodontist, Dr. Kevin Joe, holds a rare certificate in Maxillofacial Prosthodontics, specializing in reconstruction around the eyes, nose, and jaw—often after cancer surgery or trauma.