Full-Service Dentistry for the Whole Family
Comfort-Focused Kennewick Dental Care
Complete Dental Care and Support for Every Smile
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Trusted Dental Office in Kennewick
At Family First Dental, our general dentistry team provides exams, cleanings, preventive care, and personalized treatment planning for children, teens, adults, and seniors.
How We Protect Your Smile
- Full-Service Dentistry. We offer everything from teeth cleanings and periodontal treatment to restorative care and custom-fit dentures.
- Support for Patients of All Ages. We provide comfort-first care for children, teens, adults, and seniors.
- Clear Oral Health Plans. We help you understand all available options before treatment begins.
- Long-Term Preventative Care. We keep you ahead of cavities, gum disease, and other concerns with routine checkups and cleanings.
We Provide:
- Comfortable Dental Visits
- Complete Smile Support
- Clear Treatment Options
- Compassionate Care
- Flexible Scheduling
- Digital Dental Imaging
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Speak with our team today to schedule your first appointment. We provide personalized dental care for the whole family.
How Our Process Works
Experience friendly, full-service dental care close to home. With five convenient Tri-Cities locations, we help children, teens, adults, and seniors feel confident in their care at every visit.
Schedule Your First Appointment
Contact our team to request a cleaning or exam, or to discuss your dental concerns. We secure a convenient appointment time for you and answer any questions you may have.
Receive a Dental Exam
We evaluate your teeth, gums, and oral health using modern diagnostic tools like digital X-rays and intraoral imaging. Then we review the results and create a treatment plan that prioritizes your comfort and well-being.
Review Your Treatment Plan
Our team recommends care, walks you through your options, and helps you make an informed decision based on your oral health needs and long-term comfort.
Hear from Our Patients

Meet Your Dentist
Dr. Jordan Tingey
Dr. Tingey is a dedicated and compassionate dentist who earned his degree in Nutritional Science from Brigham Young University in 2015 before graduating with his Doctor of Dental Medicine from Roseman University Dental School in 2020. After practicing in Oklahoma City for two years, he moved to the Tri-Cities to be closer to family and continue providing thoughtful, high-quality dental care. Outside the office, Dr. Tingey enjoys traveling, scuba diving, fishing, board games, and spending time with friends and family. He is also passionate about humanitarian service, including dental mission work in Mexico and organizing a humanitarian trip to Samoa to provide essential dental care for underserved communities.
• Roseman University Dental School - DMD, 2020
• Brigham Young University - Nutritional Science, 2015
• Humanitarian Dental Service - Mexico and Samoa
• Compassionate Patient Care - Focused on comfort, quality, and trust
Frequently Asked Questions
Common Questions About General Dental Care
What happens during a dental exam?
During a dental exam, our team evaluates more than whether you have cavities. We check your teeth, gums, bite, existing dental work, jaw function, and overall oral health. Our team looks for early signs of decay, gum inflammation, tooth wear, infection, or other changes that may need attention. Digital X-rays or intraoral imaging may be recommended when we need a closer look at areas that cannot be fully seen during a visual exam. Afterward, we explain what we found, answer your questions, and help you understand any treatment options that would support your long-term oral health.
What does preventive dentistry include?
Preventive dental care includes the routine services and daily habits that help protect your teeth and gums before problems become more serious. This may include professional cleanings, dental exams, digital X-rays, fluoride treatments, gum health checks, and oral cancer screenings. Along with overall guidance on brushing, flossing, diet, and home dental care. The goal is to reduce your risk of cavities, gum disease, enamel wear, and preventable dental problems over time.
What should I do if I have tooth pain?
If you have tooth pain, sensitivity, swelling, pressure, or discomfort when chewing, it is important to contact a local dentist for an evaluation instead of waiting for the pain to pass. Tooth pain can come from a cavity, a cracked tooth, an infected nerve, a gum problem, a bite issue, or an impacted wisdom tooth, and the right treatments depend on the cause. Our team can examine the area, use imaging when necessary, and explain whether you may need a filling, crown, root canal therapy, extraction, periodontal treatment, or another option.
How can I prevent cavities between dental visits?
Between visits, you can lower your risk of cavities by brushing twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, flossing daily, drinking water, limiting sugary snacks and acidic drinks, and keeping up with regular dental cleanings. Cavities often develop when plaque sits on the teeth and feeds on sugars, creating acids that weaken enamel. Routine cleanings help remove buildup you cannot fully clean at home, while regular exams allow our team to catch early decay before it becomes painful or more complicated to treat.
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