Dr. Chiyo Alie

Dr. Chiyo Alie practices general dentistry in Ijamsville, where routine cleanings and X-rays help keep smiles steady. Crowns and fillings, implants and extractions—services rotate with patient demand rather than schedule. Night guards and sports guards show up on the roster when grinding or contact calls for protection. Sealants slide onto molars when pediatric charts open, a steady rhythm of prevention. Orthodontic referrals wind through the same front desk as gum therapy and root planing. The clinic’s address sits on Urbana Pike, midway between large developments and scattered farms.

Prevention isn’t just a buzzword here—regular exams and fluoride treatments anchor the weekly flow. Sealants for kids arrive with reminders mailed two weeks ahead. Periodontal maintenance follows surgery days when tissues need reinforcement. Bridges or single-tooth implants fill gaps left by extractions, restoring the bite line. Oral hygiene instruction pairs with every prophy appointment so habits update along with cleanings. Digital X-rays, taken chairside, cut wait times for crown impressions and implant layouts.

Scheduling starts with a call into the same office that hands out night guards and root planing. Emergencies slot between cleanings when cavities crack open after hours. The building blends into the strip of storefronts—plain exterior, consistent interior rhythm. Map the office on Google Maps to trace the last mile of Urbana Pike without circling the neighborhood.

The front desk shares parking gaps between appointments, so timing your arrival avoids the slow lane. Dentures and partials follow extractions when full arches need immediate solutions. Crowns and fillings move from imaging to seating within measured weeks, not months. When the mouth feels off, the phone picks up quickly—(301) 605-1157 rings through to the same scheduler who routes night guards and implants. Use the map ahead of time if the Pike’s detours are unfamiliar.