Drs. Ashley Bennett, DDS and Jukka Perkiomaki, DMD, and their Forest Park Dental Studio have been submitted as Covid aware and Covid cautious dentists and providers of dental services in Portland, Oregon. Here’s what the person who submitted Forest Park Dental Studio as a Covid-safe dentistry practice in Portland has to say.
I visited my dentist today, and found all office and clinical staff masked. They don’t require patients to mask, but it seems like a safe place for dental work.
Forest Park Dental Studio
5415 SW Westgate Drive
Portland, OR 97221
forestparkdentalstudio.com
503-773-6270
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This office no longer has any COVID precautions as of April 2024. Please remove them from list.
Hello, Amanda – We don’t remove listings, but rather we have people update them by adding to the review comments. This is because everything on the Internet persists in both caching and archive sites, so we don’t want someone going to a provider based on an incomplete cache or archive. So we leave the listing up, including any follow-up review comments that are added to the listing, and have in big red letters at the top of each listing “be sure to read any comments at the bottom of the page which contain updated information such as if the provider has since dropped Covid precautions. If you have experience with this provider please leave an updating comment at the bottom of this page.”
I called to request dentist and hygienist wear n95 or KN95 masks instead of surgical masks. When I showed up with my kids they are wearing surgical masks. Seemed a total disconnect with my phone conversation and booking of appointment. I was very clear what I was requesting and booked appointments for my entire family. I received an apology and will not be charged a fee. So disappointed. The search continues.
And you offered to provide the n95s and brought them with you? In our experience dental offices and medical offices don’t have n95s on hand, and it’s unlikely they will run out to buy them for someone, but every time we have asked if they would wear n95s if we bring them with us (we bring Auras as they are individually wrapped) they have happily worn them.
After giving them a call, they’ve confirmed that most providers wear at least surgical masks if not KN95’s. They communicated that if additional KN95’s were provided, then all would likely be open to masking with the high quality respirators. No masking is required of the other patients.