Bishara Suzy DDS

The walk through Flushing’s side streets quickly flags practical services—among them, exams and diagnostics, fillings, crowns, teeth whitening, root canals, and preventive cleanings. Services rarely advertised often cluster in this corner of Queens, where day-to-day necessities sit within a few blocks of each other. A quiet storefront near Roosevelt Avenue offers one of the more consistent options on 108th Street. Everyday convenience and clinical routine blend without fanfare; patients step in, finish what’s needed, and carry on. Five blocks north of the Main Street subway station, the brass plaque reads 51-21 108th St, Flushing, NY 11368. The daily foot-traffic feels typical for the area; wide sidewalks and storefront signs in English, Chinese, and Korean mark the block as a stable commercial spine. The same address houses a local dentist whose practice is known for consistency rather than spectacle. Off-street parking on side lanes is usually sparse after noon. A quick call puts appointments on the calendar: dial (718) 699-9500 for the front desk between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. The practice appears low-key compared with midtown offices that lure patients with digital ads; here, word of mouth spreads along the immigrant avenues and the hallways of nearby nursing homes. Dental work proceeds without aggressive upselling—cleanings, fillings, and extractions fit into slots without long delays. Use the map to plot the route from Whitestone or College Point. The route avoids the Cross Island traffic only if you leave before 7 a.m. or after 8 p.m.; otherwise, Flushing-bound drivers should budget ten extra minutes.