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King Dental
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We Want To Be Your Dentist

Come in and let us treat you like family. We listen to our patients and together we will find solutions that best meet your needs. We will take the time to do things right. You will appreciate the latest technology we use to enhance your comfort and overall health.

Transforming Smiles, Enhancing Lives

Experience the artistry of modern dentistry. Join the family at King Dental, where every smile tells a story

A Better Experience

Come and see why our patients love their experience at King Dental. With compassion, patience, and great communication, we help our patients navigate their dental health journey.

Dr. Wendell King, DMD - General Dentist

Welcome to King Dental in Salem, Oregon, under the trusted care of Dr. Wendell King, DMD. With a special focus on cosmetic and family dentistry, Dr. King combines his more than two decades of experience with a warm, personal touch for each patient. It's not just about the procedures; it's about ensuring every visit feels like a reassuring step towards better dental health.

Dr. King's commitment to integrity and technical excellence resonates throughout our office. At King Dental, we prioritize your comfort and your smile. Join us and discover the difference of care led by Dr. King and his Team.

Dr. Wendell King with a patient
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Humans use four different types of teeth (incisors, canine, premolars, and molars) to cut, tear, and grind their food.

Dentists recommend keeping your toothbrush at least 6 feet away from a toilet to avoid airborne particles resulting from the flush.

Saliva has many uses, including assisting you with your digestion and protects your teeth from bacteria in your mouth.

Coating a pacifier in sugar, honey, or sweetened juice can contribute to tooth decay in infants and toddlers.

A regular oral hygiene routine can help protect against not only cavities and gum disease, but also other health issues like heart disease and diabetes.

Teeth can't self-repair in the same way that bones can. This is why filling cavities and maintaining proper oral care is so important.

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