3RD & COLUMBIA DENTAL - Key Persons

We are beyond ecstatic to welcome Dr. David Park to the team! Native to the beautiful city of Seattle, Dr. David earned his undergraduate degree at the University of Washington, majoring in Biochemistry. He subsequently earned his DDS at the University of Washington School of Dentistry. Dr. David is empowered with an eagerness to truly provide quality care and the best service that he can for patients. He is passionate about dentistry and stays involved through his membership in the American Dental Association and Academy of General Dentistry. While he is not working at 3rd and Columbia, Dr. David is also an affiliate faculty member at the UW School of Dentistry. Outside of the office, Dr. David loves to stay active, playing tennis and golf in his free time.

Dr. Steve Park graduated from the University of Michigan School of Dentistry, 1999. Prior to dental school, he earned a B.A. degree in Biology, at Southwest State University. Dr. Park has taken numerous advanced courses in cosmetic and implant dentistry, and makes continuing education a routine part of his dental practice. He lectures both nationally and internationally on implant and cosmetic dentistry. He is the founder of the Advanced Dental Study Club, which includes 25-30 dentists that study current and advanced concepts of dentistry. He also teach and serve as the course director of AIC seattle implant seminar for the dentists who want to place dental implants . Most of all he believes in personal care and attention to each patient's needs. If you need a total smile make-over or full mouth reconstruction, feel free to take advantage of Dr. Park's extensive knowledge, experience and reasonable case fee. "I care about the people who entrust their smiles to me. In addition to my expertise, you will always have my personal attention, empathy and gentleness- the essentials of your excellent care." "I've dedicated my professional life to giving people state-of-the-art solutions that meet their needs and very often exceed their expectations."