About Bella Dental
Meet Our Dentists
Dr. Byungkyu Son
DDS, Columbia University
BS, University of B.C.
Dr. Judy Yi
DDS, New York University
BS, University of WA
What we Offer

Getting your regular dental cleaning from our Federal Way dentist is one of the most important parts of keeping your mouth healthy.
Corrective Services→From cavities to tooth decay, our Federal Way dentist can help fix nearly any ailment your mouth is facing.
Cosmetic Services→Everyone’s teeth gradually lose their sparkle over time. We can help, whether it’s teeth whitening, porcelain veneers or more.
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Dental Management for the Pregnant Patient in Federal Way
Understanding the Pregnant Dental Patient The female patient’s physiology undergoes may alterations when she is pregnant, much different from those who are not anticipating. These changes affect her cardiovascular, hematologic, respiratory, gastrointestinal, genitourinary, and endocrine systems, …
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34410 16th Avenue South #103
Federal Way, WA 98003
Dental Care by Age

Your child’s primary teeth may not last long, but they’re just as important to take care of as the permanent teeth that will eventually replace them. After all, these are the teeth that your child uses to learn how to chew, develop proper speech patterns, and cultivate healthy self-esteem. Meanwhile, children who learn good oral care habits at a young age are significantly more likely to retain these habits into adulthood.
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One of the most important points we can impress upon you is that you’re not necessarily free of tooth decay just because you don’t feel any pain. You generally won’t feel a cavity until it’s time for a root canal, which is why the only way to detect them before they go too far is to keep up your regular dentist appointments.
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The unfortunate truth is that the average adult between the age of twenty and sixty-four has at least three decayed or missing teeth. Though there was a time not too long ago where this was considered an inevitable part of aging, proper dental care should easily be enough to save you from such damage. Keep up your brushing routine, keep up your flossing, and always remember to see your dentist once every six months.
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Dental care is more of a concern during your golden years, as many people begin to suffer from dry mouth. This is a condition that can be brought on by many different forces, including certain medications, treatments, or ailments that you may be afflicted with. When your mouth goes dry, it loses much of its ability to battle tooth decay and gum disease. You therefore need to take greater measures to keep your teeth cleaned.
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If possible, it’s a good idea to alert your dentist before you get pregnant. After all, there are dental procedures that are best avoided during much of your pregnancy. If you are due for a dental x-ray, you will want to get it done before you become pregnant. Even a routine cleaning should be planned around your pregnancy, preferably avoiding the first and third trimester.
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