32 Gentle Dental

32 Gentle Dental is a well-established dental clinic located at 2335 Blairs Ferry Rd NE, Cedar Rapids, IA 52402. The clinic is led by Dr. Masih Safabakhsh and Dr. Jacob Philip, who are committed to delivering high-quality, patient-centered dental care. Dr. Safabakhsh earned his DDS from the University of Iowa College of Dentistry, and Dr. Philip is a graduate of the University of Illinois – College of Dentistry, holding memberships in the American Dental Association, Illinois Dental Association, and Chicago Dental Society. Their philosophy centers on treating patients like family, providing honest, quality care that improves both short and long-term oral health. The clinic offers a comprehensive suite of dental services, including general dentistry (cleanings, exams, fillings), endodontic treatment, oral surgery, periodontal care, preventative dentistry, and prosthodontics (dentures, crowns, bridges). They emphasize preventive care, believing that maintaining excellent oral health is foundational to overall well-being. 32 Gentle Dental prioritizes patient comfort and utilizes state-of-the-art technology to enhance the dental experience. This includes digital X-rays, intraoral camera technology, and computers in treatment rooms with HDTV screens for patient education. They also have an on-site ceramic and dentures lab for convenience. Patient testimonials frequently highlight the team's gentle approach, friendliness, and professionalism. Many patients appreciate the welcoming and stress-free environment, especially those with dental anxiety. The clinic is also noted for its responsiveness in dental emergencies. 32 Gentle Dental is committed to making quality dental care accessible, accepting Medicaid, Medicare Advantage, and most PPO Dental Plans. They also provide affordable treatment options for patients without dental insurance. Beyond their clinical practice, Dr. Philip has volunteered in various Mission of Mercy events and Dental Mobile Units, demonstrating a commitment to helping underserved populations.