Dr. Vicki Fidler, DDS
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3626 NE 45th St Ste 300
Seattle, WA 98105
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There are two things I enjoy most about being a dentist in Seattle:
One is helping extremely fearful patients receive the care and attention they need. I feel horrible that people in our profession have caused so much pain and I believe that you and I deserve better. Many of my patients suffered a traumatic experience in their youth where they were ridiculed by a dentist, he/she continued treatment when they weren’t numb or even held them down against their will. This is just so sad to me.
Our goal at Fidler on the Tooth is to help you overcome barriers at your own pace.
Do I think we can eliminate fear and become their favorite place to visit? No, but we do provide an atmosphere where you can share your fear with us and not be judged for it. We hope to replace some of those bad memories with good ones
Two is a bit emotional. For example: Think about your friends or family—when you see their great big smile, it just reminds you of what that person means to you deep down inside. Now, when you give someone their smile back, that reaction can be overwhelming.
If you can imagine yourself spending the last 15 years (or more) embarrassed by the result of a broken smile, then you can understand why many of them cry when they first witness their new look. Out of gratitude, amazement, disbelief, or wonder, whatever the reason—it’s why I get out of bed every day.
I love doing all sorts of cosmetic dentistry work in my office. I enjoy being with my passionate and skilled staff, some amazing patients, and to be able to do something I love so much.
Dr. Vicki Fidler, DDS
There are two things I enjoy most about being a dentist in Seattle:
One is helping extremely fearful patients receive the care and attention they need. I feel horrible that people in our profession have caused so much pain and I believe that you and I deserve better. Many of my patients suffered a traumatic experience in their youth where they were ridiculed by a dentist, he/she continued treatment when they weren’t numb or even held them down against their will. This is just so sad to me.
Our goal at Fidler on the Tooth is to help you overcome barriers at your own pace.
Do I think we can eliminate fear and become their favorite place to visit? No, but we do provide an atmosphere where you can share your fear with us and not be judged for it. We hope to replace some of those bad memories with good ones
Two is a bit emotional. For example: Think about your friends or family—when you see their great big smile, it just reminds you of what that person means to you deep down inside. Now, when you give someone their smile back, that reaction can be overwhelming.
If you can imagine yourself spending the last 15 years (or more) embarrassed by the result of a broken smile, then you can understand why many of them cry when they first witness their new look. Out of gratitude, amazement, disbelief, or wonder, whatever the reason—it’s why I get out of bed every day.
I love doing all sorts of cosmetic dentistry work in my office. I enjoy being with my passionate and skilled staff, some amazing patients, and to be able to do something I love so much.
Primary Specialty
Dentist
Gender
Female
Education
Univ Of Wa Sch Of Med, Seattle Wa 98195
Training
Stanford Univ Hosp, Pediatrics
Services
Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine
Additional Services
Family Dentistry, Cosmetic Dentistry, Restorative Dentistry, Children’s Dentistry, Invisalign, Sedation Dentistry, Dental Implants, Laser Dentistry, Dentures, Zoom Teeth Whitening
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