A to Zzz dental clinic
About A to Zzz dental clinic
Dental care in Anaheim spans from routine cleanings to emergency extractions, with clinics catering to everything from pediatric first visits to adult cosmetic procedures. Along State College Boulevard, options cluster near residential pockets and commercial strips, offering convenience for those balancing work schedules or school drop-offs. While some practices specialize in niche services like orthodontics or implantology, others maintain a broader approach—handling fillings, crowns, and basic oral surgery under one roof.
On the north stretch of the boulevard, A to Zzz dental clinic occupies 435 N State College Blvd, Anaheim, CA 92806, a location that places it within easy reach of both downtown Anaheim and the Plaza District. The area’s mix of mid-century motels and modern storefronts gives way to professional suites, where dental offices sit alongside tax preparers and insurance agents. Parking here follows the neighborhood’s rhythm: metered spots along the boulevard, private lots tucked behind buildings.
Feedback on the clinic reflects a cross-section of experiences—some highlight efficient service for same-day appointments, while others note variability in wait times or billing clarity. With 43 reviews averaging a 3.7 rating on Google, the responses suggest a practice that handles a steady flow of patients but, like many healthcare providers, contends with the occasional logistical hiccup. Booking a consultation or follow-up is done directly; calls to (714) 995-2040 connect to the front desk for scheduling or questions about procedures like root canals or denture fittings.
For those mapping out a visit, the clinic’s entrance faces the boulevard, set back slightly from the sidewalk. A quick check of the live map confirms the exact position relative to nearby landmarks—the 57 freeway overpass to the north, a cluster of fast-food chains to the south. Directions from the 91 or 5 freeways route drivers past Disneyland’s periphery, a reminder of how Anaheim’s medical and tourist corridors overlap.
This listing was last updated on March 26, 2026