Kids Dentist for Hillsboro, OR Families
Hillsboro parents travel east on TV Highway for gentle pediatric dentistry and family care at Bien Dental. Here is how to plan your visit.
Is the drive from Hillsboro worth it?
It is a fair question. Hillsboro has its own dentists, and you may be weighing a trip. Here is what we hope you gain: a pediatric dentist who focuses on children, a relaxed pace, and a team that treats a dental visit as a partnership with you.
Tualatin Valley Highway connects Hillsboro directly with our part of the metro, so many families find the route familiar. We do not quote drive times because traffic shifts through the day, but a map check before you leave will give you a solid estimate.
Scheduling for Hillsboro work and school rhythms
Hillsboro is home to large employers, including the Intel campuses, and many parents work shifts or long commutes. A dental visit needs to be efficient. Here is how we help.
Combine trips
If you work or run errands along TV Highway, a dental visit can be added to the same route. Ask about back-to-back appointments for siblings.
Plan around school
Hillsboro School District calendars have half days and breaks. Tell us your schedule when you call, and we will look for a time that fits.
One office for everyone
Dr. Hsu sees your child, and Dr. Gvozden sees adults. That means fewer separate offices to remember.
General dentistry for adults →Neighborhood by neighborhood
Hillsboro covers a lot of ground, from the older downtown streets to newer developments around Orenco Station and beyond. Families in those areas often tell us they want a dentist who explains things clearly and does not rush. That is what we aim for at every checkup.
If you ride the TriMet MAX Blue Line, it runs between Hillsboro and Beaverton. Check TriMet’s trip planner to see how it connects to our address. If you drive, TV Highway is the road most Hillsboro families choose.
Kids’ dentistry that fits the busy years
Between school events, sports and the endless snack requests, teeth can slip down the list. Regular visits keep small problems small.
- Cleanings and checkups every six months for most children, or as advised
- Teen dentistry for busy older kids
- Early orthodontic screening around age 7
- Special needs dentistry with patience and planning
The best time to find a dental home is before you need one urgently. Start with a routine visit, and you will know exactly whom to call if something goes wrong.
Emergencies and Hillsboro parents
If your child has a knocked-out tooth or a swelling, call us right away at (503) 822-0096. Because we are not around the corner from everyone in Hillsboro, it is smart to save our number now and read our emergency guide so you know the first steps.
What to bring to your first Hillsboro-to-Beaverton visit
A little preparation makes the trip smoother, especially if you have driven across town with a tired child. Consider these simple steps.
- Any prior dental records or X-rays, if you have them
- A list of medicines and any allergies
- Your insurance card, if you plan to use benefits (we can check them ahead of time)
- A snack for the ride home, and toothbrushes for afterward
- Questions written down, so you do not forget them in the moment
Our new patient page has more detail. If your child is nervous, say so when you call. We can talk you through what happens, and nitrous oxide may be an option when Dr. Hsu feels it is appropriate.
Not sure if you live close enough to make this work? Aloha and Beaverton families are right along the same route, and we can talk through options with you by phone.
Making it a routine
Once you have found a rhythm, a Hillsboro family visit is quick to repeat. Many parents book the next six-month visit before leaving the office, choosing a similar time of day so it fits the school year. Consistent timing also helps children know what to expect, which lowers worry.
Between visits, home care does the heavy lifting: brushing morning and night, limiting frequent sipping of sweet drinks, and making sure your child sees us if a tooth hurts or looks different. See our parent resources for guidance by age.
Questions parents (and adults) often ask
Is Bien Dental convenient from Hillsboro?
Many Hillsboro families travel east on Tualatin Valley Highway (OR-8) to reach our Aloha–Beaverton office. The trip varies with traffic, so check a map app on the day. We are happy to help you plan around your schedule.
Do you see children from Hillsboro School District schools?
Yes. Children from all schools and districts are welcome. Let us know your school schedule so we can find a time that works.
Can I take the MAX to your office?
The TriMet MAX Blue Line runs through Hillsboro and Beaverton. Use TriMet’s trip planner to see how to connect to 18355 SW Alexander St, since the last leg may need a bus or another option.
Do you offer sealants and fluoride for Hillsboro kids?
Can a Hillsboro parent see a general dentist at your office?
Yes. Dr. Gvozden provides adult general dentistry and has served patients across the Beaverton, Aloha and Hillsboro area for more than 15 years.
What should I do about a dental emergency if I live in Hillsboro?
Call our office right away. Follow the first-aid steps on our emergency page while you wait for guidance.
Do you take my insurance if we live in Hillsboro?
Yes. We accept almost all dental insurance and the Oregon Health Plan (OHP), whether you live in Hillsboro 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 Hillsboro 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).