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Tajima Michael S DDS

Dentist
98-150 Kaonohi St, Aiea, HI 96701

About Tajima Michael S DDS

Aiea’s dental care options include a practice on Kaonohi Street, where general and preventive services cover everything from routine cleanings to fillings. Dentistry in this part of Oahu often blends practicality with the island’s laid-back pace—no frills, just consistent care for those who need it. The area itself sits between Pearl Harbor’s history and the winding roads up to Koʻolau foothills, making it a convenient stop for residents and military families alike. Services here typically address the basics: exams, X-rays, and the occasional emergency repair for a chipped tooth.

Finding a dentist in a suburban pocket like this means less hustle than downtown Honolulu but still easy access off the H-1. The office at 98-150 Kaonohi St, Aiea, HI 96701 keeps things simple—no specialty ads, no flashy signage, just a standard listing for those who prioritize function over fanfare. It’s the kind of place where you’d schedule a crown or a deep cleaning without expecting a spa-like experience; the focus stays on oral health, not ambiance. That said, the location’s proximity to Aiea Heights Drive means post-appointment errands—grocery runs at Times or a quick bite at Zippy’s—are never far.

Dental work isn’t exactly the highlight of anyone’s week, but having a local option removes the hassle of trekking across town for a checkup. They handle the usual: sealants for kids, nightguards for grinders, and the inevitable wisdom tooth consultations for teens. Phone lines here connect directly to the front desk—no automated menus or hold music marathons. For appointments or questions, the number is straightforward: (808) 455-9051. It’s the kind of detail that matters when you’re juggling work, school, and the inevitable dental emergency.

The map pin drops near Aiea Library and the high school, so locals already know the landmarks. If you’re plotting a first visit, the directions confirm it’s just a turn off Kaonohi, past the post office. No scenic views from the waiting area—just a reliable spot for keeping smiles intact.

This listing was last updated on April 07, 2026

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