Katsune Anthony J DDS

Many dentists operate on recommendations alone, yet Rooms in Germantown choose to stand apart. Among them sits Katsune Anthony J DDS where precision meets routine maintenance. Extraction, filling, and crown work all converge under one roof, while preventive check-ups remain the backbone. Orthodontic assessments share space with oral surgery consultations; the practice aims to curtail surprises before they take root. Everyone gets handed the same treatment plan regardless of urgency, underscoring consistency over rapid turnarounds. Painless is more slogan than guarantee, yet scheduling reflects an expectation of two-visits-per-year for most adults.

Find the office tucked beside Rivercrest Park off Highway 164, a short jog from the old mill overpass; the address reads 76 Rivercrest Dr, Germantown, WI 53022. Early risers notice the cul-de-sac empties out by ten past seven, leaving walk-ins to navigate the rear lot near the retention pond. Street parking remains scarce after nine, nudging visitors toward the lot adjacent to Stargardt Park. Pedestrians rarely bother; the stretch hums with car dealerships and strip-mall dental chains that clamber for the same motor traffic.

Reach them the old-fashioned way: (262) 251-6640 floats above an out-of-date voicemail greeting that still spells Dr. Anthony with two t’s. A live operator typically answers by the third ring unless hygienists have already clicked on for the afternoon’s deep clean. Crown prep slots vanish fastest, yet hygienists often pencil emergency visits mid-morning if cancellations allow.

Orient yourself with a simple map click, then follow Rivercrest past the blacktop bunker of the bowling alley for two lefts and a straight, giving you the final downhill line toward a single-story box. The neighborhood still smells of topsoil in late winter, a faint barn-to-street reminder that Germantown hasn’t quite abandoned its farm roots.