Address: 20307 Viking Ave NW Suite 201, Poulsbo, WA 98370, USA
Phone: +13607799770
Sunday: Closed
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 8AM–5PM
Wednesday: 8AM–5PM
Thursday: 8AM–5PM
Friday: 8AM–5PM
Saturday: Closed
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I'd leave negative stars if I could. What a bunch of hacks! Check out this story... I searched for a new dentist. I found this place. I made an appointment. The 12 year old hygienist that cleaned my teeth... I told her politely that she just scraped off a glue point on my permanent retainer. She says "no I didn't, that was tarter." I say... "This permanent retainer has been in my mouth for decades, I know it's part of my retainer. " "No... It was tarter." I leave with my damaged retainer. Let's not forget that these money hungry rookies tell me I have " deep pockets" and they try to sell me on the 12 year old hygienist ripping my gums away from my teeth to clean said pockets. I went to another dentist....no deep pockets. So I call and badger the office manager to schedule an appointment with the dentist to repair my damaged retainer. She did this. I arrived at my scheduled time and sit in the lobby. The new dentist, who bought the practice, has an office on Bainbridge Island that he is oh so proud of!! I'm sitting in the lobby and in a room down the hall, the new dentist asks his staff "what is this appointment about?" They respond with descriptives that are hurtful and degrading to me. I say "Hey! I can hear you talking about me!" The manager sheepishly sticks her head into the hall and had the -oh no, we're busted look on her face. Down the hall we go, I sit in the flimsy, low budget, dental chair. Dr. Snooty pants comes in and glues my damaged retainer COMPLETELY WRONG! He is certainly no orthodontist. He is also no gum specialist. Do yourself a favor. Don't go here.
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The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) recommends that a child goes to the dentist by age 1, or within six months after the first tooth erupts. It’s essential to know how to properly take care of your child’s teeth so that you can instill good dental hygiene habits and get them on their way to excellent oral health.
At Finn Hill Dental, we take dental emergencies very seriously. If you need to have a toothache alleviated or you’ve sustained an injury to your tooth, call our office immediately. Doing so will give you a chance to schedule same-day dental appointments or next-day dental appointments.
Dental x-rays are necessary to help our Poulsbo dentists see issues that are otherwise nearly invisible to the naked eye, such as infections, cysts, and even cancer. Dental x-rays are safe, and their benefits far outweigh the risks. Finn Hill Dental uses the latest computerized technology in taking digital dental x-rays to minimize the radiation.
Healthy gums are essential for strong teeth, and healthy gums don't bleed. If you noticed a bit of blood in the sink after brushing your teeth, there might be an underlying health condition causing it, such as gum disease or even cavities within the teeth. You should seek professional treatment. Do not attempt to self-medicate. Routine visits to your dentist in Poulson for screening and professional teeth cleaning can help you intercept problems in the early stage and avoid complicated treatment.
Going to the dentist shouldn’t have to be an anxiety-filled experience. But for some patients, the thought of having any dental procedure, including routine teeth cleaning, stirs up feelings of fear and anxiety inside them. At Finn Hill Dental, your comfort is one of our priorities. We offer dental sedation for those patients who are anxious about seeing a dentist. Give our office a call today, and we can go over some options for you.
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