Udall Alan DDS

Dentistry in Flushing sits side by side with the stalls that teem with produce and the crowds that crowd the F train. Udall Alan DDS opens its door at 61-34 188th Street #207, giving the area a compact, neighborhood clinic where fillings sit down next to cleanings and crown consults. Crowns and root canals share the workflow with digital X-rays that pass across the same desk as routine check-ups; kids’ exams finish alongside adult cleaning slots during lunch hour.

Across the block from the Queens Botanical Garden shuttle, they stretch hours across three chair-back stools to cover personal schedules. Between maple-mocha runs up the street and the 7 train’s squeal beyond Kissena Park, the practice slots in at odd times—early or after dusk—without ever looking like a main attraction. New patient forms travel across the same ledger as orthodontic referrals and sleep-apnea screenings for adults who work shifts.

To reach the desk without cutting east to Main Street, dial 718-454-8887 after the 7 train groans to a stop. Between them and the supermarket flower stall, the block stays calm enough to hear the elevator ping, yet busy enough that a slip of paper with the address never feels out of place. Gynecologists, optometrists, and orthodontists all line this same diagonal from Kissena to Roosevelt, so the waiting list never grows long.

Find the way on the map if the hospital visit runs late; color speaks low and steady all the way back to the orange line.