Thank you Sonia and Steve for such a beautiful arrangement. My favorite succulents. Your family is one of our first patients when we opened our office almost 15 years ago. Thank you for trusting us with your dental care. Patients and friends forever!!

Wishing all the fathers a Hapoy Father’s Day. Stay safe and healthy.

We are pleased to announce that our office has re-opened for all dental care, including routine hygiene as of June 1, 2020. We hope that you and your family have remained healthy during our period of closure. In that regard, infection control has always been a top priority in our practice. We strictly adhere to the recommendations and guidelines of the American Dental Association (ADA), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Additionally, we have always gone above and beyond to implement extra measures to ensure the safety of our patients and staff, which you will notice upon your next visit to our office. These measures include full PPE gear for all staff, plexiglass sneeze guards at the front desk, and hand sanitizer throughout our office. If you had an appointment that was cancelled due to the state mandated closure, our office will be contacting you to get you back in the schedule as soon as possible. We will also be reaching out to patients that are now due (or overdue) for their routine hygiene and/or have existing treatment plans that need to be scheduled. Anyone else that would like an appointment should feel free to reach out to us as well so that we can get you scheduled. Below is an outline of what you can expect when you come to our office for dental care. Upon arrival at our office, please park your car in one of the numbered spots in our rear lot and call to let us know that you are here. We ask that you remain in your car until we are ready to see you and we will come out to escort you directly to a treatment room. We request that patients enter the office unaccompanied. For those patients requiring a caregiver to accompany them, we ask that this be limited to one person. Every person entering the office must wear a face mask and will have their temperature checked with a contactless thermometer at the doorway. They will also be asked to sanitize their hands immediately upon entry. Our waiting room will no longer offer self-serve snacks or beverages but we are happy to provide water upon request. At the conclusion of your appointment, you will be escorted to the front desk for check out. We will be offering text to pay on your cell phone or contactless credit card processing on sanitized equipment. We hope that the information provided above answers your questions concerning the protection of your health and safety during your dental visit. As always, please feel free to reach out with any further questions or concerns. We value your trust and loyalty and look forward to welcoming back our patients, neighbors, and friends.

Happy Mother’s Day to you all. Wishing you a safe and healthy Mother’s Day celebration.

Stay home and stay safe.

Happy Easter Everyone. Please stay home and stay safe.

If you are covered by a dental insurance, please remember it will reset after December 31st of each year. That means this is a great time of the year to take advantage of everything your dental insurance provides, especially if you have outstanding treatments. Give us a call (909) 628-2333

Happy Halloween everyone. Stay safe and healthy.

We have asked our staffs to get their Covid vaccines. I got my 2nd dose today. The line was short. In and out in 20 mins (waited in the waiting room for 15 mins after shot to make sure I don’t have reactions to the vaccine). So glad this is done. 

Happy birthday to our one and only Esmerelda. She has been working along our side since our office opened back in 2005. We appreciate all she has done and wish her a happy belated birthday.

Happy January birthday to Dr Shih and Marissa, one of our awesome Hygenist. Love her sweet smile. Wishing them a happy birthday celebration.

As of Thursday, Jan. 14, only frontline health workers in Phase 1A of the distribution plan can receive the vaccine in San Bernardino County. Attached are links to make the appointment. SBSUN.COM How and where to get coronavirus vaccine in San Bernardino County

Happy New Years. Let’s say Goodbye to all the pain and drama of 2020 and say Hello to this brand new hopeful year. Wish this new year will bring you all great joy and prosperity. Stay healthy everyone.