Sponsor spotlight Local dentist helps uninsured adults

Edmonds, WALocal News

Dr. Sophon Heng D. D. S. operates a unique dental clinic in Edmonds, focusing on uninsured adults and providing significantly lower fees compared to traditional practices.

The clinic charges $750 for a lifelike crown, which typically costs $1,200 or more in the area, and offers other procedures at 30-60% less than average rates. Dr. Heng prioritizes modern technology while maintaining a modest facility to control overhead costs, allowing for affordable treatment options. Office manager Channa notes that patients appreciate the family-like care they receive, emphasizing the clinic's positive community impact. Many patients are young adults and seniors who struggle with limited or no dental insurance.

The clinic's philosophy centers on quality care without cutting corners, as expressed by dental assistant Karen. Dr. Heng's approach stands out in a healthcare landscape often criticized for profit-driven motives. By focusing on accessibility, the clinic addresses a growing need for affordable dental services in the community.

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