Khan W Askarzoi

Dental offices along Central Avenue in Chino tend to blend into the strip-mall landscape, but Khan W Askarzoi keeps a steady presence among them. The practice handles everything from routine checkups to more involved work like crowns and extractions—no specialty referrals needed for the basics. This stretch of Chino sits just north of the 60, where the commercial corridor gives way to quieter residential pockets; the office fits right into that daily rhythm. People in the area often swing by between errands or after dropping kids at nearby schools, the kind of place that doesn’t require a detour.

General dentistry here covers the expected: fillings, cleanings, and the occasional emergency when a tooth decides to act up at an inconvenient hour. They also deal with dentures and partials, which isn’t always a given at smaller practices. Central Avenue’s dental options aren’t exactly sparse, but finding one that doesn’t push unnecessary upsells can be a relief. The building itself is part of that low-key Chino aesthetic—functional, easy to miss if you’re not looking for it, but exactly where you’d expect it to be.

Call ahead if you’re new; the phone line is (909) 628-0208. First visits usually start with a standard exam and X-rays, though they’ll note if you’ve had recent films elsewhere. Insurance questions get sorted over the phone, which saves the back-and-forth later. The area’s parking situation is—well, it’s Central Avenue, so plan for a short walk if the lot’s full. Still, it’s less chaotic than the clusters near Chino Hills Parkway.

Directions are simplest via this map link if you’re coming from the 71 or the 60. The office sits between a tax prep place and one of those eternal liquor stores that never seem to close. Locals just call it “the dentist by the old Bank of America”—even though the bank moved years ago.