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A family dental practice in Bishop Arts

Open on West Davis Street since 2021, with four dentists covering general, pediatric and orthodontic care. 2,331 Google reviews and a 5.0 average.

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Inside our Bishop Arts dental office

See the treatment rooms, meet the team and watch what an appointment actually looks like before you ever sit in the chair. If a first visit makes you nervous, this is the easiest way to know what you are walking into.

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Built for people who put it off

A lot of the people who walk in have not seen a dentist in years. Some are embarrassed about that. Nobody here is going to make it worse.

That assumption shapes how the practice runs. You get told what is going on and what it costs before anything is started, not after. You are not sold a treatment plan you did not ask about. If something needs doing urgently we say so, and if it can wait we say that too.

The practical things follow from it. We are open Saturdays, because taking a weekday off is the reason a lot of people never book. The whole appointment can happen in Spanish. We take Medicaid and CHIP, which most Dallas practices do not. And we keep room in the schedule every day for people in pain, which works out at about thirteen a week.

Four dentists, one building

Most families end up with a dentist for the parents, a pediatric office for the kids and an orthodontist across town. Three sets of records, three sets of parking, three appointments to arrange.

Dr. Azimi and Dr. Karimi cover general dentistry, Dr. Nguyen is our orthodontist and Dr. Hwangpo is a pediatric dentist. They all work here, which means a family can usually be seen in one trip and the records stay in one place.

Two members of the Arts Family Dentistry team laughing over a clipboard in front of the Bishop Arts mural

Why Dallas families choose Arts Family Dentistry

Six things worth checking before you trust a dental practice with your family. These are ours, and every one of them is verifiable.

A team member at Arts Family Dentistry fastening the bib for a smiling patient before a cleaning
  • Open since 2021

    In Bishop Arts on West Davis

  • Medicaid and CHIP provider

    Accepted, which most Dallas practices do not

  • General, pediatric and orthodontic

    Four dentists under one roof

  • Bilingual practice

    Se habla español

  • iTero digital scanning

    No impression trays

Professional memberships

Dental association membership is held by individual dentists rather than by a practice. These are the bodies Dr. Azimi belongs to, and the training that sits behind them is on his page.

  • American Dental AssociationMember
  • Academy of General DentistryMember
  • Fellow, International Congress of Oral ImplantologistsMember
The Arts graffiti logo painted across the storefront glass on West Davis Street, reading Family Dentistry of Dallas

Finding us

803 W Davis St #102, in the Bishop Arts District of Oak Cliff. Parking on site, and the storefront is hard to miss.

Walk-ins are welcome, we are open Saturdays, and the whole appointment can be in Spanish if you prefer.

The practice by the numbers

5.0
Average Google ratingAcross 2,331 reviews
2,331
Google reviewsFrom patients in Dallas and Oak Cliff
5,875
Patient visits a yearAcross the whole practice
13
Emergency visits a week671 last year, which is why same day is possible
2021
Serving Bishop Arts sinceOn West Davis Street in Oak Cliff
14
People on the team4 dentists, 4 front desk, 6 registered dental assistants
6 of 6
Dental assistants state registeredEvery assistant holds an active RDA licence with the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners
2
Dental specialties on sitePediatric dentistry and orthodontics, alongside general dentistry
1,241
Digital scans last yearOn the iTero scanner, instead of impression trays
Saturdays
Open weekends10am to 2pm, when most Dallas practices are closed
2
Languages spokenEnglish and Spanish, start to finish
Medicaid
and CHIP acceptedWhich most Dallas practices do not take
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