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I, Bryce Duskin, a dentist at Eagle Family Dental. I graduated from the University of Washington School of Dentistry in 2003. I’m fortunate to have a mastership in the Academy of General Dentistry, which only 2% of dentists have attained. During the two decades of my career, I’ve witnessed remarkable advancements in dental technology, especially in digital dentistry, which have significantly shaped my experience and expertise. Arlington is of paramount importance to me because it not only just my place of work, but my hometown. I was born and raised in Arlington. My roots in Arlington run deep as I am proud to be fourth generation of my family to call Arlington home. Growing up here, I developed a strong connection to the community and it’s an honor to be able to bring World-class dentistry back to my hometown. This connection has not only shaped my identity, but also my commitment to giving back to the community that has given me so much. I’ve been fortunate to experience the evolution of Arlington over the years and to be part of the community that has a rich history and a bright future. The fact that I am fourth generation of my family to live in Arlington speaks volumes about the significance of this town to me. It’s where I’ve grown, learned, and built lasting relationships, and I’m excited to raise my children here ensuring that the legacy continues. Eagle Family Dental represents more than just a dental practice. It signifies a commitment to providing high quality dental care in a warm and welcoming environment. To me, Eagle Family Dental embodies the value of compassionate care, professionalism, and dedication to oral health. It is a place where individuals and families can trust that their dental needs will be met with care and expertise. I’m excited to have built this amazing building and bring advanced digital dentistry to my hometown. It’s cool that I built dental practice on my great grandpa’s farm. Reminds me of good feelings and memories of my ancestors and people that have passed away. I think it’s cool to talk about being my grandparents came here in the 19 hundreds. A lot of people don’t have that connection to a town, so I want to be here in the near future. I want to have a practice that I can come to and love every day, and I want to produce top-notch dental care to the people in my hometown. And I think I built this amazing facility and I filled it with warm and loving people that really care about our town and providing high quality dentistry to the people of Arlington. On a personal note, I really want to be the best version of myself, and I’m trying to be a more fit, more flexible version of myself right now to ensure that I age properly. And my most important thing is raising my three kids and making sure I raise compassionate, contributing members of society. And balancing the personal and professional life is not easy at times, and I’m excited to embrace that challenge. I think I have a few more years doing dentistry. I’m in my mid forties and I love dentistry. I love helping people, and I’m going to do it probably as long as I can.

My name is Razu. I was born and raised in Iran, moved here to Washington State in 2006, and I’ve been living here in US since. I attended University of Washington for my undergrad degree, and then moved to Arizona, got my master’s in biomedical sciences at Midwestern University. And then following that, I attended Midwestern University School of Dentistry, and then came back here and started practicing dentistry. Well, I always wanted to have a career in healthcare. I just hadn’t decided if I wanted to go into medicine, be a physician or be a dentist. And then until I moved here from Iran, and then I started shadowing different doctors and dentists, different offices. And then ultimately, what was the deciding factor for me was being able to spend time with my family, having the freedom of choosing my own schedule and spend time with the family while providing care to the community and taking care of my community as well.

So dentistry did that for me. Patient advocacy is something that is very important to me. The reason for that is I’ve seen how dentistry tends to be a very, cause a lot of anxiety in people. This anxiety unfortunately, comes from years and generation of having bad experience and people having bad experience in dental offices. And because of that, we keep passing on this fear and anxiety.

So one of the ways that we can try to eliminate this as a practice, as a dentist is to try to have effective communication with our patients as well as encourage our patient to advocate for themselves and try to be vocal about their needs, about if there’s something going on while we are working on them, if they need a break, if something is hurting, basically communicate with us if something is going on.

So that’s something that I do for all of my patients. I encourage them to advocate for themselves and to speak up for themselves. Well, dentistry is advancing, technology is advancing, and I want to continue to learn by taking continuing education courses, attending classes to become the best dentist I can be for all of my patients. Just happy to be part of this family that Bryce has created, serving the community and basically being here.

My name’s Gavin Mcne. I’m a dentist here at Eagle Family Dental. I grew up in the Bellevue, Redmond area of Washington and went to Interlake High School, went to University of Washington for my undergraduate degree. I studied biology and then shortly after, went to the School of Dentistry at UDub as well, where I got my dental degree. I knew that I always wanted to do something in medicine from a very young age. And when I was in high school, I was a sophomore in high school and I was out air softing with some friends and I had a tooth shot out on a Friday when my dentist was closed and I called him in a panic and asked if he could see me and he got me in. He came and I think he brought, he was out hiking with his best friend and the two of them came in and they fixed my tooth and it kind of opened my eyes to dentistry as a profession. I then from there, throughout high school, I started shadowing him. I spent more and more time at the office. And then ultimately when I was at UDub, I found the Dental Fears Research Clinic and just fell in love with the doctors there, working with ’em and mentoring under them. And that’s where I really fell in love with dentistry as a profession and a career. Something that’s important to me is to show people that dentistry has this really bad reputation as something everyone dreads to do. Everyone dreads to go to their dentist. Root canals are the worst thing in the world, and something that’s important to me is trying to break that stigma. I think dentistry’s come a really long way recently. I think technology and the advances have made things as a patient so much more comfortable, so much easier. And so it’s really important to me to show that there is such a thing as an easy dental appointment. I hope to practice dentistry for a really long time. My wife and I just moved to the Marysville area and we’re hoping to settle down and build a family and really start to become a part of this community.

Hi, I’m Dr. Allie. I grew up in Redmond, Washington. I graduated from the University of Washington for both my undergrad and dental degrees. What motivated me to become the dentist I am today is I grew up going to a general dentist that felt like family. They valued high quality dental care and a warm team atmosphere. It is important to me to provide predictable evidence-based dentistry to my patients. I’m participating in the world renowned COI Center where I get to learn about the Lay’s advancements in the dental field. After practicing at other dental offices, I’m excited to continue to be a part of the Eagle Family Dental team. I’m proud that our office is at the forefront of providing exceptional dental care to our community.