Chun Carolyn

The clinic sits in central Aiea, at 98-211 Pali Momi St #801; dentist offices concentrate there in the hospital-adjacent plaza. Near the Hālawa-bound on-ramp, it’s easy to miss until you need to turn. The building itself is a straightforward, single-story box—no storefront banner, just a glass door and a small sign tucked near the traffic signal.

Services focus on the essentials—exams, cleanings, fillings—but pediatric and senior care slots appear in the appointment blocks. Crowns and extractions are listed as well; each slot is block-booked, so walk-ins are unlikely unless the schedule shows an opening. Dentures and bridges share the same column in the booking widget. Even root canals and pediatric fluoride treatments share a weekly matrix that changes without notice.

Finding the office means trusting the digital breadcrumbs; the directions to Chun Carolyn point to the covered elevator lobby on the mauka side of the plaza. Park once, walk uphill; the automatic doors slide open to the mailbox-lined hallways. No valet, no flashing logo—just suite numbers ascending toward 805.

Call (808) 488-6631 Monday through Friday; the voice prompt skips background music but waits for digits. After hours, the voicemail asks for a callback time, never a reason—routine in dental offices that run on tight hourly increments. The maps link pages traffic snarls live, so Monday-morning rerouting is often worth it.