Finding the office
Road 426 branches off Highway 41 in the middle of Oakhurst. The numbers along it are spread out rather than grouped into blocks, so on the final stretch keep an eye out for 49414 itself. Our directions page has the approach written out along with a map.
Highway 41 is the road through town. It runs north toward Fish Camp and the south entrance to Yosemite, and south toward Coarsegold and the valley. Highway 49 comes in from the northwest past Ahwahnee and meets Highway 41 in town. Road 200 reaches Highway 41 from the North Fork side, and the lake road from Bass Lake rejoins the highway at either end of its loop. Whichever way you come, you will meet Highway 41 before the turn onto Road 426.
How we can help
Dr. Robert J. Brosi is a general dentist, and general dentistry covers most of what a household needs over a lifetime. Each page below explains what the treatment involves and what happens at the appointment, and we're happy to answer questions by phone.
- Examinations, cleanings and x-rays, including the soft tissue screening that is part of a routine examination.
- Fillings, crowns, bridges, dentures and root canal treatment for teeth that are broken, worn, infected or already lost.
- Whitening, bonding, veneers and tooth-colored fillings, where the aim is a result that still looks like your own teeth.
- Diagnosis and treatment of gum disease, which is a leading cause of adult tooth loss and can develop with few noticeable symptoms.
- Jaw pain and clenching. The orthodontics and sleep apnea pages explain what clear aligner treatment and oral appliances involve.
- Broken teeth, lost crowns, swelling and severe pain, with steady guidance on what to do first.
Office hours and appointments
We're open Monday through Wednesday from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm and Thursday from 7:30 am to 4:00 pm, and closed Friday through Sunday. To make an appointment, give us a call at (559) 683-4694 or use the appointment request form.
When you call, let us know what you'd like to come in for. A cleaning, a routine examination and a look at a specific tooth are scheduled a little differently, and if you're not sure which one fits, describe what's going on and we'll sort it out together.
A first visit takes a little longer than a routine one. It usually covers an examination of the teeth, gums and soft tissue, x-rays where they are needed, and an unhurried talk about what Dr. Brosi found and what, if anything, he recommends. Please bring a current list of medications, including anything for blood pressure, blood thinning or bone density, since each of those can affect dental treatment.
Common questions
Do you have another office anywhere else?
Every patient is seen at our Oakhurst office, at 49414 Road 426, and we're glad to be your dentist in the foothills.
A tooth broke this morning. What should I do?
Give us a call at (559) 683-4694 and tell us what happened and how it feels now, and we'll help you figure out the next step. The dental emergency page covers what a broken tooth, a lost crown or swelling usually needs.
I have not been to a dentist in years. Where do I start?
You're welcome here, however long it has been. The starting place is an examination, so we can see how things stand today. From there, Dr. Brosi will talk through what, if anything, needs attention and in what order, and you'll decide together. What to expect as a new patient.
Treatment we provide
Patients from Oakhurst are seen at the Oakhurst office for all of the following. Each page explains what the treatment involves and what to expect.
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Preventive Dentistry
Regular exams, professional cleanings and x-rays that can catch problems while they are still small.
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Cosmetic Dentistry
Veneers, whitening, porcelain restorations and bonding, planned so the result looks natural.
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Restorative Dentistry
Implants, crowns, bridges, dentures and root canal therapy for teeth that are damaged, failing or already gone.
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Periodontal Care
Diagnosis, non-surgical treatment and maintenance for gum disease, a leading cause of adult tooth loss.
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Sleep Apnea Treatment
Oral appliance therapy for obstructive sleep apnea that a physician has diagnosed, and how it compares with CPAP.
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Orthodontics
Straightening crowded, gapped or shifted teeth, often with clear aligners instead of fixed braces.
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TMJ and Jaw Pain
Evaluation and conservative treatment for jaw pain, clicking, locking, clenching and grinding.
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Dental Emergencies
What to do about a broken tooth, a lost restoration, swelling or severe pain, including what matters in the first hour.
Every treatment the practice provides is listed on the services index.