Dr. Vu Quach
I grew up in a small town in Michigan, where going to the dentist wasn’t always easy or accessible. I saw my own family struggle with their oral health despite trying to do everything right. That experience shaped the way I see dentistry—not just as treatment, but as a way to help people feel supported, empowered, and informed.
How I Practice
I graduated from the University of Illinois at Chicago in 2016 and have been practicing for about nine years now. I’ve trained in dental implants and stay current with new tools and techniques, but what matters most is how we treat people.
Good care starts with listening. I take time to explain what I see and what your options are, so you can make decisions that feel right to you. If we need to do something, I’ll walk you through it clearly so you always feel comfortable and confident.

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What Makes Our Office Different
We’ve built a space that puts communication and comfort first. The practice is fully digital, including iTero 3D scanning, and we use tech that helps us work more efficiently and comfortably. We also keep most procedures in-house, which helps streamline care and avoid unnecessary referrals.
What I Enjoy Most
It’s not about one specific procedure. It’s the moments when someone walks in feeling uncertain, and over time, starts to feel comfortable and confident in their care. Being part of that shift is what I enjoy most.
Staying Involved
I’m a member of the American Dental Association, Texas Dental Association, and Capital Area Dental Society. I also participate in local health fairs and volunteer events through groups like the Austin Asian Community Health Initiative. I think it’s important to be involved beyond the office.
Life Outside of Work
Most of my time outside of dentistry is spent with my wife and our baby daughter. Watching her grow and change has been the best kind of learning. I also enjoy anime, dance, and video games—and yes, I’m already trying to share those interests with her, slowly.
What You Can Expect Here
We’re here to make dental care clearer, more comfortable, and more accessible. Whether you’re coming in for the first time or coming back after a while, we’ll meet you with patience and respect. You deserve to feel informed and at ease with your care, and we’re here to help make that happen.