Convenient Access from Huntridge
A drive of about 14 minutes south takes Huntridge residents to Eastern Hills Family Dental, our office on South Eastern Avenue in Paradise. Homeowners who want a dentist near Huntridge for crowns, implants, root canals, dentures and steady preventive care will find all of it in one practice. Our three dentists see patients Monday through Saturday, starting at 8:00 AM.
Use Huntridge Circle Park on Maryland Pkwy as your starting point; the city lists the park as currently closed, but the oval still anchors the neighborhood. Drive south on Maryland Pkwy to Sahara Ave, turn east, then turn south on Eastern Ave and follow it through Winchester for a trip of about 6.5 miles. You will reach 5905 S Eastern Ave Ste 112, Las Vegas, NV 89119 on the west side of the road between Russell Rd and Patrick Ln, and the listing is saved in Google Maps. If you live a little farther east or south, our pages for East Las Vegas and Winchester cover those trips.
Dental Care for Huntridge's Established Households
Huntridge is a City of Las Vegas neighborhood in Clark County, about a mile east and south of downtown and five blocks east of Las Vegas Boulevard. Its first homes went up between 1942 and 1946 as one-story, wood-frame ranch houses, and many still line the streets today. Some have since become small offices and shops, which keeps the area lively during the day.
The neighborhood grew up around a handful of places that residents still treat as landmarks. The Huntridge Circle Park oval was dedicated in 1944 with a grass amphitheater and shaded stage. The Huntridge Theater on Charleston Blvd opened the same year, and John S. Park Elementary School welcomed students as the first houses filled in.
Maryland Parkway splits Huntridge into east and west halves around Circle Park, and since August 2026 the RTC RED LINE has run along it. That corridor makes errands and downtown trips easy without a car. Our office sits on Eastern Ave rather than the RED LINE, so most patients drive the short trip south or get a ride, which is also the plan after oral or IV sedation.
Households that have stayed in Huntridge for decades often carry older dental work: large silver fillings, crowns placed long ago, a bridge that has started to loosen, or a partial that no longer fits well. None of these mean starting from scratch. Our dentists evaluate what can be kept, what should be repaired and what is worth replacing, then lay out the choices in plain language.
Larger restorative work often takes more than one appointment, so timing matters. Weekday visits run from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, and Saturday hours run 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM, which lets a longer appointment fit around work or family plans. When a treatment plan has several steps, the front desk can schedule the full series together so nothing slips.
What Longtime Huntridge Residents Should Know About Aging Teeth
Teeth do not simply wear out with age, but the risks change. Gum recession exposes root surfaces that decay faster than enamel, and many common medications reduce saliva, which normally protects teeth. Older fillings can also develop leaks around the edges where new decay hides.
When a tooth is lost, the choice of replacement matters. A dental bridge anchors to the teeth on either side, while an implant stands on its own and helps preserve the jawbone. For several missing teeth, modern dentures and partials are lighter and more natural-looking than many people remember.
Planning implant treatment has also become more precise. Our office uses CBCT 3D imaging to measure bone height and width before placement, and PRF from a small blood sample can support natural healing afterward. Those tools help our dentists plan treatment with fewer surprises on the day of surgery.
Comfort is a fair concern for anyone facing a longer procedure. Nitrous oxide, oral sedation and IV sedation are all available, and the team monitors oxygen, heart rate and blood pressure throughout. For patients who have put off care because of past experiences, that combination often makes the first step much easier.
Restorative and Implant Care from a Dentist Near Huntridge
Dental Implants
Implants replace missing teeth from the root up without leaning on neighboring teeth. Huntridge patients tired of a loose partial can learn whether implants suit their bone and health.
Restorative Dentistry
Composite fillings, inlays and onlays, CEREC® crowns, bridges and dentures rebuild worn or broken teeth. Replacing old metal fillings with tooth-colored materials can also improve how a smile looks.
Endodontics
Root canal therapy and retreatment save teeth that have infected or inflamed nerves. Keeping a natural tooth is usually simpler than replacing it later.
Periodontal Disease Treatment
Gum disease is a leading reason adults lose teeth. Deep cleanings and laser soft-tissue therapy treat the infection and help stabilize teeth that have started to loosen.
Sedation Dentistry
Nitrous oxide, oral sedation and IV sedation help nervous patients relax during treatment. It can also make a long restorative visit easier for anyone with a sore jaw or back.
Meet Our Dentists
Dr. Rolanda Chung was born and raised in Hawaii and moved to Las Vegas in 2006. She started in dentistry as an assistant, became a hygienist, then earned her Doctor of Dental Medicine degree at UNLV. Having worked as an assistant and a hygienist first, she understands each step of a visit from the patient's side.
Insurance & Financing
For implants, bridges and other larger treatment, flexible financing through Sunbit can spread the cost over time. New patients can also book a free dental implant consultation before making any decision.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Eastern Hills Family Dental from Huntridge, and how do I get there?
From Huntridge Circle Park, the drive is about 6.5 miles and takes roughly 14 minutes. Go south on Maryland Pkwy, east on Sahara Ave, then south on Eastern Ave to 5905 S Eastern Ave Ste 112. Patients choosing a dentist near Huntridge appreciate that the last leg is a single long stretch of Eastern with no freeway required.
Can I switch from a partial denture to dental implants?
Often, yes, if there is enough healthy bone where the teeth are missing. Our dentists check the area with 3D imaging and look at your gums and overall health. Our dentists then explain whether implants, a bridge or a new partial fits your mouth and budget best. The free implant consultation for new patients is a good place to start.
How long do dental implants last?
With good care, the implant post can last for decades. The crown on top may need replacing after years of normal wear, much like a crown on a natural tooth. Daily brushing and flossing around the implant, regular cleanings and not smoking protect the gum and bone that hold it, and a nightguard helps if you grind.
Is it worth replacing old silver fillings that don't hurt?
Not automatically, since an intact, well-sealed silver filling can stay in place. Replacement makes sense when an exam shows cracks, leaking edges, decay underneath or a weakened cusp beside it. Our dentists show you the x-rays and explain the reason, and a tooth-colored composite, an onlay or a CEREC® crown can take its place.
How should I care for a partial denture?
Take it out every night, clean it with a soft brush and denture cleaner instead of regular toothpaste, and store it in water so it does not dry out. Brush the teeth that hold the clasps carefully, because they are prone to decay. Bring the partial to every checkup so our dentists can confirm it still fits well.
Schedule Your Visit from Huntridge
Whether you need a single crown or a full plan to replace missing teeth, the first step is a conversation. Call (702) 904-8315 to book with a dentist near Huntridge, including Saturday mornings. Explore our areas we serve page to see the other communities we care for, or read more about the practice at Dentist Las Vegas, NV.