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Quality Care & Patient Comfort Are Our Top Priorities

At Stanwood Dental Care, The Doctors and the team are committed to exceeding our patients’ expectations when it comes to your overall care and experience with us. We want patients to feel confident and comfortable in our environment. The Doctors use state-of-the-art technology and pay close attention to detail.

In support of your comfort, we provide Kindles for patients, blankets when needed, warm towels post-procedure and beverages in our waiting area.

Whether you’re interested in a simple cleaning and checkup, restorative treatments, or Invisalign, we are here to help you achieve optimal dental care. Your happiness, health and smile are important to us.

We Look Forward To Providing You Dental Care

We strive to make a positive difference in the lives of our patients in the Stanwood, Camano Island, Conway, Arlington and Marysville communities. Let us help you improve your dental care. Contact us today for an appointment.

We look forward to caring for you and your family's dental needs.

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We're conveniently located in Stanwood, WA. Come see us today to experience enhanced dental healthcare.

Hours of Operation

Our Regular Schedule

Stanwood Dental Care

Monday:

8:00 am-5:00 pm

Tuesday:

8:00 am-5:00 pm

Wednesday:

7:00 am-3:00 pm

Thursday:

8:00 am-5:00 pm

Friday:

By Appointment

Saturday:

Closed

Sunday:

Closed

Patient Reviews

Testimonials

Our patients say great things about us...

  • "My entire family has used Stanwood Dental Care for two years now, and they truly make our appointments as pleasant as dental visits can be! Everyone is friendly and the front desk is organized and helpful. As a retired military family, we have changed dentists almost a dozen times, and this office is the best!"
    Michael T.
  • "They have the friendliest staff. I hate going to the dentist but they are all so kind and caring and the procedures have been pain free. It's been awesome finding them and their team. I no longer stress about going to see the dentist. Highly recommend them."
    Billie P.
  • "Dr. Magelsen and is crew are the best. They have been taking care of my families dental needs for years and always the latest technology and caring atmosphere."
    John W.
  • "Excellent staff... this was my first appointment and I felt very comfortable with the front office staff, dental hygienist and the doctor. We recently moved into this area and after a bad experience, I feel I have finally found a dental practice that cares about their patients well-being"
    Joe T.
  • "A professional practice that I have been going to for about ten years. They are warm and caring in their provision of care. They give you the options and let you make the decisions. They also continually educated on preventive dental practices. I have complete confidence in their service. I give them five stars."
    Janice T.
  • "My son and I love (if you can love going to the dentist) going here. The hygienists are great: super friendly, straight forward, and do a great job at cleaning and talking about care of our teeth and gums. So, taking care of our teeth makes visits much easier and less work needed. When we have needed work, they are up-front about what needs to be done, explaining the benefits of doing the work vs. NOT fixing the problem, and do an outstanding job at what they do. Not to forget the gals up-front - they are great at scheduling appointments that meet our schedule, getting out reminders, and greeting us with smiles."
    Wade J.

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