Dr Ryan Chuang

Practicing dentistry is more than a job to me. It allows me to utilize a wide variety of knowledge and skills to help people, while building real and lasting connections with them. Every person is unique and every mouth is different: this makes my work challenging, as every person requires a custom care approach, and also incredibly rewarding. By working with a diverse community, from all walks of life and with a wide range of experiences and interests, I learn a lot about the world and myself: I have learned I must listen to my patients, first, before I can be a good clinician. I have learned to be a lifelong student so I can accumulate knowledge to share. I have learned to practice compassion because I cannot feel someone else’s pain. I hope I can continually learn to be a better person, and a better dentist, through my work. It’s a lifelong journey and I am enjoying every moment of it! I have been practicing dentistry for about 20 years. The first year was as a resident with the UW Hospital Dentistry in Seattle, from 1999-2000. Since 2000, I have been a solo private practitioner in Everett.