Advance Dentistry

Advance Dentistry lives up to its name with cutting-edge care that never feels cold. I’ve been a patient for 2 years, and Dr. Chen’s use of the latest tech—like digital X-rays (less radiation!) and 3D scans for my crown—makes visits faster and more comfortable. The office is sleek but welcoming, with a calm atmosphere that eases my dental anxiety. What stands out is their holistic approach: they checked my jaw alignment during a routine cleaning and caught a minor issue before it worsened.

The staff is knowledgeable and friendly, remembering little details like my dislike of cinnamon. They’re upfront about costs, work with insurance seamlessly, and even offer after-hours emergency care. A practice that truly prioritizes patient well-being—worth every penny.

July 23, 2025

Jamie Metcalf

Wow. How can I explain this properly? Well, I spent 3 days in a row there this week. I am certainly glad I did but somewhat disappointed that the third day I did. From the beginning, the staff were sweet, helpful and caring. The first visit I was free, which was great news, and the exam and xrays was explained exceptionally. My care plan was given to me and I even got antibiotics to treat my sinus infection that was causing the pain that started my appointment to be scheduled with them. The second day was my cleaning. The hygienist was great. She was personable and caring as well. My third day was today.

I received two fillings. I was offered sedation in my first visit during the care plan but I declined since I've never used this before and thought it would be fine. I'm 47 years old, so I've had many years of experience going to the dentist. I also was a dental assistant in my 20"s so, I thought I could handle this without spending extra money for comfort. Either, I was wrong or it was just a bad day. My check-in was as expected, with staff, being prompt and kind. When I was taken back for treatment of my fillings, the main assistant was pleasant but busy with a trainee so, I sat there several minutes feeling alone. The dentist came in and gave me my numbing injection and was quickly out without saying much. I didn't think much of her rushing in and out, bc I know I'm not their only patient, but when my procedure was in process, my anxiety began. I believe a dental assistant was being trained, but I was not notified of it, which gave me my initial anxiety.

Then, my sinuses starting acting up, which they were treating me for, so being tilted back as I had to be for dentist to have proper vision of a molar tooth, I felt sinus drainage and felt the need for more suction or swallowing. Obviously, causing me discomfort and requests to stop for more suction and when I was told to lets just get through this, I'm sure for my comfort, but still hard to hear, made me feel more anxious because of being uncomfortable, I was taken care of well by staff when I finally got a real break from the situation and got to sit up and have a moment to clear my throat. They also made sure I was medically okay by checking my vitals so, when I was cleared to continue, we did so. There was mention, that since I take nightly medication for my anxiety condition, that I should make morning appointments so I don't have all day to think about a dental procedure. That made total sense but since that was the most she had spoke to me about and it was end of the visit, I felt that I hadn't starting building a patient doctor relationship. As the doctor was leaving I mentioned I couldn't bite down properly and the doctor showed frustrated with the assistants when my lower left tooth hadn't been marked in the notes that it needed a final check for smoothing out roughness as the top right had been completed. Departing, I teared up feeling embarrassed and disappointed in my third day's appointment. The most comforting moment I had in today's experience was when an angel of one of the assistants who took my hand and softly held it as my anxiety peeked as I heard others in the room discussing the whereabouts of squeeze objects and hugging pillows that they hadn't prepared for. I'm so glad I got to thank that sweet young girl personally before I left my room.

June 6, 2025

Bren Shepard

I had two wisdom teeth removed. I was a little sore the evening of the procedure but no pain the next day or for the rest of recovery. They did a great job of explaining the procedure and the sedation they were going to use. I highly recommend anyone who needs a tooth extraction to consider Advanced Dentistry.

May 16, 2025

Robert Sebastian

I really had a great cleaning today. I had a rough sensitive area n one region of my mouth and she got it all cleaned up! I feel way better! Also got some great tips regarding a healthy flossing routine. Thank you!

June 12, 2025