Bradway & Hagel-Bradway

The Bradway & Hagel-Bradway office sits at the corner of 23rd Avenue and Union Avenue, two blocks from the Tacoma Dome’s service roads. Dentistry here traces its roots to the mid-century office stock that still lines South Union, where patient convenience has always been part of the furniture. Hygiene cleanings and composite fillings grow straight out of the same staircase alcove, with digital X-rays tucked behind frosted glass. Crowns are milled same-day for same-day seats, and the porcelain bridges run on a schedule shared between milling lab and chair. Endodontic work begins without extra referrals, the third floor elevator delivering patients to the microscope lights in under ten minutes. Periodontal maintenance and child exams rotate through the same day slots, so parents can park once for everyone’s check-ups. Just south of the Proctor District border, the building sits in a stretch of auto shops and small clinics that keeps waits short and traffic light. Inside the concrete mid-rise at 2302 S Union Ave c21 Tacoma, WA 98405, they coordinate routine cleanings and sleep-apnea appliances on one floor, while a second floor houses the microscope room and surgical suite. Receptions take calls for immediate sensitivities, and walk-ins for crowns shift only when sedation is required. Downstairs, the vestibule stacks magazines and coats, the front desk clearing space for wheelchairs twice a month. After the appointment, take the Union Avenue exit south to find diagonal street parking in front of the building. Call 253-759-5100 to confirm same-day seats for exams or to squeeze in periodontal probing between consults. The maps dot here helps plan a speedy exit back to SR-16 or SR-51, whichever route matches your next stop.