Suezaki Family Dentistry
Your Trusted Local Dentist
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Originally founded in the 1960s by Dr. Richard Suezaki, our office is now in its third generation of family care, continuing a legacy of trusted, compassionate dentistry. We combine decades of experience with the latest dental technology to provide fast, efficient, and comfortable treatments for patients of all ages, including the convenience of same day dentistry for procedures such as single-visit crowns. Our practice accepts PPO insurance plans and will gladly submit claims on your behalf to simplify the process. For those without insurance, we offer an in-house membership plan as well as flexible financing options through CareCredit and in-house arrangements for qualifying cases. We look forward to welcoming you into our dental family.






Achieving a brighter smile can be challenging with over-the-counter teeth whitening products, which often fail to address deep-set stains and can cause tooth sensitivity. Professional KöR teeth whitening offers a superior solution by restoring the tooth’s natural ability to absorb oxygen, providing deeper, longer-lasting results through a combination of in-office treatment and at-home care.
July 27, 2026

Silent cavities, the early stages of tooth decay, often go unnoticed but can lead to serious oral health issues if left untreated. Understanding and catching these subtle signs is crucial for maintaining long-term oral health. Regular dental check-ups are essential for identifying minor problems early, ensuring that treatment remains simple and effective.
July 15, 2026

Routine dental exams are vital for maintaining optimal oral health, as they allow for early detection of issues like cavities and gum disease. These exams use advanced diagnostic tools such as digital radiography and CBCT imaging to provide precise diagnostics and personalized preventive care plans. Regular check-ups not only save time and money by preventing minor problems from escalating but also contribute to overall well-being by detecting signs of systemic conditions.
July 3, 2026