Family & Kids Dentist in Aloha, OR
Bien Dental sits near SW 185th Ave and TV Highway, so pediatric and family dentistry is an errand away for many Aloha households.
Your neighborhood kids dentist in Aloha
For many Aloha families, our address is simply around the corner. We are near the intersection of SW 185th Avenue and TV Highway, a stretch you may already use for groceries, school pickup and errands. That makes a dental visit easier to slot into a normal day, without a long detour.
Being local also matters for the small things. If your child has a wiggly tooth that will not stop bothering them, or a sore spot you would like checked, you do not have to plan a big outing. Call and ask.
How an Aloha errand-run visit works
- Pick a time that fits your day. Tell us when you call if you are coming straight from school or work. Booking around the school pickup line matters to us.
- Bring siblings if you like. Brothers and sisters can often be seen back to back, so one trip covers two or three checkups.
- Add a parent visit. Dr. Gvozden sees adults, so you can schedule your own exam and cleaning near your child’s appointment.
- Head home with a plan. Before you leave, we go over brushing at home, snacks and when to come back.
What Aloha parents often ask about
Aloha has a mix of long-time neighborhoods and newer homes, and many children in the area attend Beaverton School District schools. Here are the topics that come up most often in conversations with local parents.
- Sealants for new permanent molars, usually around ages 6 and 12
- Fluoride varnish and what your home water may or may not provide
- Pacifier and thumb-sucking habits after age 3
- Kids’ fillings and how we keep visits comfortable
- Nervous kids and nitrous oxide when appropriate
One dentist for grandparents, parents and kids
Multigenerational households are common in the Aloha area, and we are glad to see everyone. Dr. Jovan Gvozden has served patients in the Beaverton, Aloha and Hillsboro area for over 15 years, and he brings more than four decades of clinical experience to comprehensive general dentistry. He also speaks Bosnian, which some families find reassuring.
Dr. Hsu cares for the youngest members of the household. Being in the same office means you get consistent communication about treatment plans, without repeating the family story twice.
Directions from around Aloha
Our office is at 18355 SW Alexander St, Beaverton, OR 97006. If you are anywhere near SW 185th Ave and TV Highway, you are already close. From other parts of Aloha, TV Highway (OR-8) and the connecting streets are the main routes. We do not list drive times because they vary by hour, but we are happy to help with directions by phone. Neighbors in Beaverton and Hillsboro are on the same corridor.
Small mouths, everyday Aloha questions
We hear a lot of the same worries from parents in this area, and none of them are silly. Is it normal for a toddler to grind teeth at night? Should we worry about a baby tooth that turned gray after a fall? How much toothpaste is too much? At your visit, Dr. Hsu will look at your child’s teeth, gums and bite, answer questions in plain language and suggest what to watch for at home.
For babies, our infant oral health page covers gentle cleaning before teeth even appear. If a nursing or bottle-feeding challenge is on your mind, mention it, and we can talk about whether a tongue-tie or lip-tie evaluation makes sense.
Many communities in Oregon do not fluoridate municipal water. Ask us whether your home water supply matters for your child, and we will help you decide if extra fluoride is worthwhile.
Why being close makes better dental habits
Regular checkups only work if you actually go. When the office is near where you already spend your week, six-month visits stop feeling like a project. Families who keep to their schedule usually catch tiny cavities while they are still small and easy to treat, which is kinder to a child than a big repair later.
It also helps children feel at ease. A place that becomes familiar, with the same view out the window and the same friendly greeting, stops being scary. Ask about a quick hello visit if your child is unsure, so the first real appointment feels like a return rather than a first.
Questions parents (and adults) often ask
Is Bien Dental really in Aloha?
Our address is 18355 SW Alexander St, Beaverton, OR 97006, in the Aloha–Beaverton area. It is near SW 185th Ave and TV Highway, so it is convenient for many Aloha households.
Can my whole family see the dentist at the same time?
We can often schedule siblings back to back, and parents may be able to book near a child’s visit. Call us and we will do our best to line up appointments.
What is a good age for an Aloha child’s first dental visit?
By the first birthday or when the first tooth appears, according to the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry. Early visits are short and focus on prevention and parent guidance.
Do you offer emergency care for kids in Aloha?
If your child has a dental injury or severe pain, call right away. Our pediatric emergency page lists first-aid steps you can take while you get in touch.
Do you treat adults as well as children?
Yes. Dr. Gvozden provides general dentistry for adults, including exams, fillings, crowns, extractions and implant placement.
How do I ask about insurance or payment?
We are glad to check your benefits before your first visit and to talk about payment options. See insurance and financing for more.
Do you take my insurance if we live in Aloha?
Yes. We accept almost all dental insurance and the Oregon Health Plan (OHP), whether you live in Aloha or anywhere else nearby. Send us your plan details and we will check benefits before your visit. See our insurance and payment options page.
What days and hours can Aloha families visit?
We are open Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM at 18355 SW Alexander St in Beaverton. Call (503) 822-0096 or send an appointment request to find a time that fits your family.
Ready to book your child’s visit?
Tell us a little about your family and we’ll reach out to find a time that works. New patients — kids, teens and adults — are welcome, and we accept almost all dental insurance and the Oregon Health Plan (OHP).