1. Meridian Dental Clinic
  2. Meridian Dental Clinic
  3. 5
    (Based on 17 reviews)
  4. 422 East Smith Street
  5. Kent, WA 98030

  6. Practice Website

  7. (253) 852-3033
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Average Patient Rating

5 (17 reviews)
Takes Time to Listen: 100 %
Communicates Well: 100 %
Average Wait Time: 4 minutes

Patient Referrals

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5.0
December 7, 2011

"Very knowledgeable, great Dentist."

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5.0
July 26, 2011

"I think I started coming to Meridian Dental Clinic when I was about 4 years old. Now in my 30's with 2 kids of my own - there's a reason me and the family keeping coming back, even though we live over an hour away! Thanks for always making the dental visits as good as they can be (would be lying if I said I love visiting the dentist office! ha!). :-) GO HUSKIES! :-)"

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July 19, 2011

"great"

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Referral by: MIKE MERRITT
5.0
August 10, 2011

"IT WAS GREAT"

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Referral by: Jan
5.0
August 10, 2011

"It's nice that you are upgrading your office. I always feel like family when I come to your office. As always, the care is above and beyond what I have experienced at other Dentist offices."

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Referral by: Marco Roman
5.0
August 9, 2011

"Was great, thank you."

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Verified on 08-09-2011
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Q & A with Dr. Steven Inaba
07-18-2011

 

Q: What got you into this specific medical field?
A: I knew I wanted to go to Dental School when I was a high school student. My strengths in science and desire to do 'hands-on' work made dentistry a perfect fit. Being a dentist also offers the opportunity to be a supportive boss, provide a special skill to the public, and mentor others who may share the same interests. Plus, I take a lot of pride in my own smile and feel healthy teeth & gums are a vital part in a person's quality of life.
 
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