Duong Tri Duc, DDS

As a disclaimer, this has been my family’s dentist for as long as I could remember. Also, this dentistry is geared more towards Vietnamese families. I would definitely suggest making an appointment, otherwise you should expect to wait for 2+ hours. The parking lot is relatively small with only about 10 spots. The dentist’s office is located upstairs. Once you walk in, just write your name on the sign-​in sheet and the receptionist (either the dentist’s assistant or the dentist’s wife) will call you in when it’s your turn.
The waiting room has about 10 hard plastic chairs to sit on while you’re waiting. There are magazines to flip through and lego blocks to play with if you have kids. Unfortunately, the waiting time here is always longer than expected, even if you have an appointment. This is probably because there is only one dentist at this practice.
The dentist himself is really nice and friendly (probably because he has known my family for years). Overall, if you want a homey Vietnamese dentist, this the place to go.