
First dental visit
What to expect, when to book, and how to prepare a nervous little one.
Learn more →Our pediatric dentist is trained specifically in children’s teeth, growth and behavior, from a baby’s first tooth through the teen years. Adults and families are welcome too.

A dentist who completed extra training focused only on children, so exams, tools and explanations are designed for small mouths and small people.
Whether you’re looking for a first checkup or a plan for a busy teenager, these are the places most families start.

What to expect, when to book, and how to prepare a nervous little one.
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Gentle guidance for infants, from brushing habits to feeding questions.
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Regular visits that keep small problems small and build lifelong comfort.
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Everyday prevention that helps protect the chewing surfaces of young teeth.
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You’ll find the full list, including care for children with special health care needs, sports mouthguards and early orthodontic screening, on our pediatric dentistry page.

Our name says it: we want everyone to be well. While children come first, our general dentists care for adults and families, with the same calm pace and plain-language explanations.
Our general dentist brings surgical training and decades of hands-on experience to exams, restorative care, extractions and implants, with a calm pace and clear explanations.
One welcoming office with a pediatric dentist for your children and two general dentists for you. Each has a clear focus and the same gentle pace.
Pediatric dentist
Cares for infants, children and teens with patient, plain-language explanations and no rushing.
Meet Dr. HsuGeneral dentist · adults and families
More than 40 years of clinical experience, with a calm, gentle, methodical style.
Meet Dr. GvozdenGeneral dentist · families and prevention
A comfort-first general dentist for exams, cleanings, fillings and everyday family care.
Meet Dr. YoungbloodWe’re on SW Alexander St, near SW 185th Ave and Tualatin Valley Highway, a practical stop for families across the west side. Find your neighborhood:
The first appointment is mostly about getting comfortable. We move at your child’s speed, and parents are welcome to stay close.
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends a first dental visit when the first tooth appears and no later than a child’s first birthday. Earlier visits tend to be simpler, calmer and more about coaching than treatment.
A child’s dental visit shouldn’t feel like something to survive. It should feel like a place where a small person is talked to, not talked over. That idea shapes everything we do at Bien Dental, from how we say hello to how we explain each step before it happens.
Our main focus is children’s dentistry. Dr. Hsu is a pediatric dentist, which means care is planned around growing mouths, changing teeth and the way children actually experience the world.
Not every family wants three different dental offices. Parents and grandparents can be seen here too, so the grown-ups can care for their own teeth while the kids feel at home.
Dr. Hsu leads children’s care. Dr. Gvozden brings decades of clinical experience to general dentistry, and Dr. Youngblood adds comfort-first family care. All three work at a gentle, unhurried pace and explain before they act.
A pediatric dentist is a dentist who completed additional specialty training after dental school in caring for babies, children and teens. At Bien Dental in Beaverton, Dr. Hsu is a pediatric dentist, so every visit is planned around growing mouths rather than adult ones.
In daily practice, that training shows up in small but important ways:
Not sure whether your child needs a specialist or a family dentist? Our pediatric dentistry page walks through the differences, age by age.
The best children’s dentist for your family is one that is close enough to reach easily, comfortable for your child, and clear about cost before you arrive. Use this list to compare any office, including ours.
Bien Dental is at 18355 SW Alexander St, near SW 185th Ave and Tualatin Valley Highway, which is a short drive for many families in Aloha, Hillsboro and Beaverton. We are open Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Check the areas we serve to see directions from your neighborhood.
Yes. Bien Dental proudly accepts the Oregon Health Plan (OHP) and ODS dental plans. OHP is Oregon’s Medicaid program, run by the Oregon Health Authority, and dental benefits are delivered through dental care organizations tied to a member’s coordinated care organization (CCO).
Coverage depends on each plan and on eligibility, so we verify benefits before the visit rather than guess. To get started, have your child’s member card handy and read our OHP pediatric dentist guide or the walk-through for an OHP first dental visit.
Most healthy kids follow a simple rhythm, and Dr. Hsu adjusts it for each child.
Need an age-specific plan? Our blog has a first dental visit checklist by age.
We proudly accept the Oregon Health Plan (OHP) and ODS dental plans to support our community, along with almost all dental insurance. Dr. Hsu, our pediatric dentist, sees infants, children and teens.

Plenty of parents carry their own dental anxiety and hope their kids don’t inherit it. We understand. You know your child best, so we ask you to tell us what helps: a favorite stuffed animal, a need to see everything first, or a preference for parents to sit close.
We explain treatment before we do it, we never dismiss a child’s fear, and we’ll talk through options with you, including care for kids who need extra support. Have questions about your first visit? Read our new patient guide, or ask us directly.
We’re here 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM on weekdays. Call (503) 822-0096 or request a visit online any time and we’ll follow up.
We accept almost all dental insurance: PPO, HMO, Medicare plans with dental, state coverage and the Oregon Health Plan (OHP). See insurance and payment options.
Dr. Jovan Gvozden provides complete general dentistry, from checkups and fillings to root canals, implants and dentures. See adult services →
Plain-language answers from our dental team, on everything from teething to OHP coverage.
A plain-language guide for Oregon parents on OHP dental coverage for children, member cards and finding a dentist.
Read the guide →Compare custom and boil-and-bite mouthguards for kids by fit, comfort, cost, braces and growing teeth, with tips on fit and care.
Read the guide →Sealants, fluoride varnish and silver diamine fluoride do different jobs. Here is a clear comparison table and how dentists decide.
Read the guide →A pediatric dentist is a dentist with extra specialty training in the oral health of babies, children and teens. They provide checkups, cleanings, fluoride, sealants, fillings and habit and growth guidance, and they use child-friendly communication. At Bien Dental, Dr. Hsu is our pediatric dentist. See our pediatric dentistry services.
Search for offices that say they accept the Oregon Health Plan, then call and give your child's member card information so they can verify benefits. Bien Dental in Beaverton accepts OHP and ODS dental plans. Coverage depends on plan and eligibility. Start with our OHP pediatric dentist page or call (503) 822-0096.
Many do, and we do. Bien Dental accepts OHP and ODS dental plans and almost all dental insurance, including PPO and HMO plans, state coverage and Medicare plans with dental. Every plan differs, so we verify your child's benefits before the visit and explain what to expect.
Pediatric dentists focus on infants, children and teens, so adults generally see a general dentist instead. At Bien Dental, adults see Dr. Jovan Gvozden for exams, cleanings and restorative care, which lets parents and kids share one office. Learn more on our general dentistry page.
Hours vary by office. Bien Dental is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and does not offer weekend or evening appointments. Calling early in the day works best for urgent concerns. For injuries, read our children's dental emergency guide and call (503) 822-0096.
Yes. Bien Dental, at 18355 SW Alexander St in Beaverton, proudly accepts the Oregon Health Plan (OHP) and ODS dental plans for children and teens, along with almost all dental insurance. Coverage depends on each member’s plan and eligibility, so we verify benefits before your visit. Learn more on our OHP pediatric dentist page, or call (503) 822-0096.
Dr. Richard Hsu, DMD, is our pediatric dentist with about 19 years of experience caring for children’s teeth. He treats infants, children and teens. Read more on the Dr. Hsu page.
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends a first visit when the first tooth appears and no later than a child’s first birthday. Early visits are short and gentle, focused on getting comfortable and coaching parents on brushing and feeding. Read our first dental visit guide, or request an appointment.
We treat both. Dr. Richard Hsu cares for infants, children and teens, and Dr. Jovan Gvozden provides general dentistry for adults and families, including exams, fillings, crowns, root canals, extractions, implants and dentures. Parents and kids can often be seen in the same trip. See our general dentistry services.
We are open Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM at 18355 SW Alexander St, Beaverton, OR 97006, near SW 185th Ave and Tualatin Valley Highway. Call (503) 822-0096 to schedule, or request a visit online. Find directions on our contact page.
Families come to us from Beaverton, Aloha, Hillsboro, Tigard, Tualatin, Sherwood, King City, Cedar Mill, Bethany, Rock Creek and Cooper Mountain. Each community page explains the best routes and nearby landmarks. See all areas we serve.
Yes. Dr. Hsu sees infants, and we encourage a first visit once the first tooth appears and no later than the first birthday, in line with AAPD guidance. See our infant oral health page.
Children are our main focus, but adults are welcome too. Dr. Jovan Gvozden provides general dentistry for adults and families.
We are at 18355 SW Alexander St, Beaverton, OR 97006, near SW 185th Ave and Tualatin Valley Highway. Our contact page has directions.
Use our appointment request form or call (503) 822-0096, and our team will follow up to find a time that works for your family.
That is very common. We go at your child’s pace, explain each step in plain words, and talk with you about comfort options, which can include nitrous oxide when Dr. Hsu feels it is appropriate.
Tell us a little about your visit and we’ll call you back.