Patricia Feske, DDS

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Offering Comprehensive and State-of-the-Art Oral Care for Patients of All Ages

Patricia Feske, DDS, a bilingual general dentist fluent in both English and Spanish, proudly announces her commitment to providing exceptional dental care as the Owner and Operator of Brightening Smiles Dental. With a focus on building trust and creating long-lasting smiles, Dr. Feske is dedicated to delivering the highest quality oral care for her patients in a compassionate and welcoming environment.

Located in Poway, California, Brightening Smiles Dental combines cutting-edge dental technology with personalized service to ensure that every patient receives the best possible care. The clinic offers a comprehensive range of dental treatments, including routine cleanings, preventive care, cosmetic dentistry, and restorative procedures, all tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual. Dr. Feske’s approach prioritizes patient comfort and satisfaction, ensuring that every visit is a positive experience.

Dr. Feske graduated with honors from De La Salle School of Dentistry in 2020, earning her Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree. Her journey in the dental field began over two decades ago when she graduated from West Los Angeles College as a dental hygienist. With five years of experience practicing general dentistry in San Diego, Dr. Feske has developed a profound understanding of her patients' needs and aspirations.

To provide the best and most effective care, Dr. Feske actively engages in continuing education and holds memberships in prestigious organizations, including the American Dental Association, the California Dental Association, and the San Diego Dental Society. As a skilled general dental surgeon, she has successfully managed complex cases, utilizing her expertise in endodontics, cosmetic dentistry, periodontics, and oral extractions.

Dr. Feske's passion for dentistry is deeply rooted in her upbringing within a family of healthcare professionals. Her dedication to caring for others is evident through her volunteer work in low-income communities and her leadership as the Youth Group Fellowship Leader at De la Salle School of Dentistry. Her stellar reputation in the dental community reflects her commitment to excellence and compassion.

Outside of her professional endeavors, Dr. Feske enjoys cooking, swimming, and traveling, which enrich her life and inspire her practice. At Brightening Smiles Dental, she invites patients to experience exceptional dental care in a friendly atmosphere where their smiles truly matter.

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