Dr. Ashley Park, DDS

General dentist in Anaheim, California

  • License current, checked November 2026
  • Address corroborated

Practice location and contact

Rodgers Professional Dental Corporation

Address

5731 E Santa Ana Canyon Rd, Ste A
Anaheim, CA 92807

Phone

(714) 998-2956

Address confirmed by a second public record. Last updated in the federal registry in 2021.

License and credentials

California dental license

Status and expiry date

100695, current, expires August 2027

Licensed since

2016

See the live record at the Department of Consumer Affairs

Specialties

General dentistry

National Provider Identifier

1508310947

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Dr. Gretchen Gurion, DMD

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Dr. Alexis Hoang, DDS

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Dr. Nick Nguyen, DDS

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Dr. Bridget Okwuosa, DDS

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Dr. Jesus Ramirez, DDS

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Dr. Reneelyn Salud, DDS

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Dr. Christine Vian, DDS

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Dr. Clint Walker, DDS

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Dr. Steven Wu, DMD

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Questions about Dr. Park

Is Dr. Park licensed in California?

Yes. License 100695 was current in the Dental Board of California file for November 2026 and expires in August 2027.

Where is Dr. Park’s office?

Dr. Park practices at 5731 E Santa Ana Canyon Rd, Ste A, Anaheim, CA 92807, at Rodgers Professional Dental Corporation.

Does Dr. Park offer sedation?

Dr. Park does not hold a state sedation or anesthesia permit in the Dental Board file for November 2026. Dentists without one can still use local anesthetic.