Dr. David Zhukovsky

Dental care doesn’t have to feel impersonal. A dentist’s office along Queens Boulevard handles everything from routine cleanings to more involved procedures, serving a neighborhood where prewar apartments share sidewalks with modern storefronts. This stretch of Forest Hills moves at its own pace—pedestrians dodging umbrella stands outside delis, the occasional stroller paused at a crosswalk—while offices like this one fit into the daily rhythm without fanfare.

The practice operates at 104-39 Queens Blvd, a few blocks from where the boulevard widens near the Van Wyck. It’s the kind of address that’s easy to miss if you’re not looking for it, tucked between a dry cleaner and a pharmacy that’s been there for decades. Dentistry here covers the expected: exams, fillings, crowns. No specialty billing, no niche branding—just the standard care that keeps people coming back when their last checkup was six months (or six years) ago.

Appointments get scheduled over the phone—(718) 275-0101 connects directly—no online portal detours. For first-time visitors, the map pin drops you at the right doorway, though the building’s numbering can confuse if you’re counting from the wrong end.