Family Dentist for King City, OR Households
From grandchildren to grandparents, King City families can see Dr. Hsu and Dr. Gvozden at the same Beaverton office.
When the whole family shares a dentist
Some households are built around three generations. A grandparent needs a denture adjusted, a parent is due for a cleaning, and a seven-year-old has a loose front tooth. Trying to manage three different dental offices can feel like a part-time job.
We built Bien Dental around kids, but we welcome adults too, and King City families are a good example of who benefits. One phone number, one address, one team that knows the family.
For the children
Dr. Hsu provides pediatric dentistry for infants, children and teens. Visits are calm and paced to the child, with plenty of explanation for parents.
For the adults
Dr. Jovan Gvozden, DMD provides general dentistry with over 40 years of clinical experience. He is known for a gentle, methodical approach.
- Exams and cleanings
- Crowns and bridges
- Dentures and partials
- Dental implants
Grandparents bringing grandkids
Many grandparents help with school pickups and appointments. If that is you, tell us when you call. A parent or legal guardian may need to provide consent for a child’s treatment, and we will explain what paperwork helps ahead of time so the visit goes smoothly. We can also give you a written summary of what we did and what we recommend, which is useful to pass along to parents.
Children often feel more at ease when a familiar face comes with them. Bringing along a favorite stuffed animal is welcome, too.
Getting to us from King City
King City is a small community close to the Tigard area, and families reach us by heading north and west toward the Beaverton side of the metro, often using OR-217 and TV Highway (OR-8). You will find us at 18355 SW Alexander St in Beaverton (97006), just off SW 185th Ave. We do not promise drive times because they vary. A quick map check on your appointment day gives the best estimate, and we are glad to help with directions by phone.
Neighboring Tigard families use similar routes.
Comfort and communication for adult patients
Many adults carry old dental worries. If that describes you or a family member, say so. Dr. Gvozden’s calm, unhurried manner is one reason patients return, and we can pace treatment around your comfort. For adults considering replacement options, our pages on dentures and partials and dental implants explain the choices in plain language. Not sure where to start? A checkup is a good first step.
He also speaks Bosnian, which may be welcome for some families.
Planning a family appointment day
When several generations are visiting in the same trip, a little planning goes a long way.
- Call with the full picture. Tell us who is coming and their ages, so we can look for appointment times that sit close together.
- Gather medical details. Each adult should bring a current medicine list. For children, note any allergies or health conditions.
- Decide who accompanies whom. A parent, guardian or other adult should be present for a child’s visit, and we will let you know about consent.
- Ask about a treatment plan. If an adult needs more than a cleaning, Dr. Gvozden can explain each option and cost considerations. We are happy to look at benefits before scheduling.
What do grandparents most often ask about grandchildren’s teeth? Usually about sweets, sippy cups and bedtime bottles. A short answer: sugar in frequent small sips does more harm than a treat with a meal, and plain water at bedtime is the safest choice. Dr. Hsu can go through specifics for each child.
Why a single office helps older adults and kids alike
When a household has one dental home, records stay in one place, treatment plans are easier to follow and everyone learns the same friendly routine. For older adults, that can mean fewer unfamiliar offices to navigate. For children, it means watching a parent or grandparent go through a checkup, which can be surprisingly reassuring. A child who sees Grandma sit calmly in the chair often feels braver about hopping in next.
Curious about how we work? Learn more about Bien Dental or meet the team.
Questions parents (and adults) often ask
Is Bien Dental convenient from King City?
King City families typically head toward the Beaverton side of the metro via roads like OR-217 and TV Highway (OR-8) to reach us. Traffic varies, so check a live map on the day of your visit.
Can grandparents and grandchildren be seen at the same time?
We will do our best to schedule family members close together. Call us to discuss. Dr. Hsu sees children and Dr. Gvozden sees adults.
Can a grandparent bring a child to the appointment?
Often yes, though a parent or legal guardian may need to provide consent for treatment. Call us ahead of time and we will explain what to arrange.
Does Dr. Gvozden provide dentures and implants?
Dr. Gvozden’s scope in general dentistry includes comprehensive restorative dentistry, extractions and implant placement. Ask about dentures and partials, too.
Do you offer all-ages family dentistry for King City residents?
Yes. Although our office is in Beaverton, it is set up for pediatric and family dentistry so everyone can be seen at one location.
How do I ask about insurance?
We are glad to check your benefits before your visit. See insurance and financing.
Do you take my insurance if we live in King City?
Yes. We accept almost all dental insurance and the Oregon Health Plan (OHP), whether you live in King City 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 King City 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).