Dental Office Design

After years of envisioning a larger dental practice built for ultimate patient comfort and future expansion, Dr. Ed Suh made the move in 2020. He packed up his well-regarded smaller practice, Supremia Dentistry in Wake Forest, North Carolina, and relocated across the street to a larger building with room to grow. With the help of his Henry Schein team, Dr. Suh was able to create a practice better than he ever imagined—with more space and amenities and a dynamic workflow.

Delivering an exceptional patient experience is a key factor in differentiating one practice from another. As the dentist is often the practice owner, they must wear the hat of a salesperson to draw in and retain patients. In orthodontic and pediatric practices, the practice must consider the needs of both the patient and the parent or caretaker. Through the concept of human-centered design, we can achieve a design that balances the need of both the staff, patients receiving care, and accompanying guests.

Building a brand-new dental practice just as the COVID-19 pandemic struck was perfect timing for the father and son team of doctors Richard and Brenton Assing. Their practice in suburban Tampa, Florida, had completely outgrown their existing location of 27 years. Discover how they confidently took their practice to the next level, experiencing double-digit growth amidst an economic downturn, partnering with Henry Schein.

In the city of Millcreek, Utah, it’s not unusual to see kids running toward the dentist’s office. Who wouldn’t want to spend the day at Happy Tooth Pediatric Dentistry, an office designed to create an experience of complete comfort and care – and maybe most important, fun?

The doctors of Spanish Fork Dentistry expanded their original practice into a new location in Spanish Fork, Utah, enhancing the day-to-day workflows to allow for growing demands. The new office provides a contemporary feel with a focus on patient flow, ergonomics, and modern technology.

When a fire destroyed Mint Springs Dentistry in Mason City, Iowa, on New Year’s Eve in 2018, Dr. Noemi Cruz-Orcutt and her staff were distraught over what had happened. Thanks to the help of Henry Schein, along with various supplier partners, the practice was rebuilt and reopened 11 months later. Then, COVID-19 happened, and Dr. Cruz-Orcutt found her practice closed once again. The doctor and staff have faced difficult times in the past, but in the present (and future), things are looking bright as their patient base continues to grow.

Dr. Tuan Vo wanted to build his dream practice, providing the best care to his patients. Learn about the buildout process and how Henry Schein helped.

Office expansion was inevitable for husband and wife dental team, doctors Shiraz Asif and Ambereen Suhrwardy. Their practice over the past 12 years had outgrown their current location in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. Learn how they partnered with Henry Schein Dental to buildout their new practice, Anderson Lake Dental.

You wouldn’t necessarily expect an 11,000 square-foot cutting edge dental office to flourish in a small rural community like Garden City, Kansas. However, Main and Palmer Family Dentistry is the perfect example of how investing in technology and a beautiful new office build can attract new patients and better care for existing patients, improve case acceptance, and allow for a dental office to grow successfully far from a busy city center.

The doctors at Bridge City Dentistry wanted to expand premier patient care and integrate community support. Henry Schein was willing and able to help!