Sagawa Dental

Annual #repost...On this day we honor the men and women who have honorably served and gave their lives for our country - Pictured is Dr. Masaichi Sagawa (second row middle) and his gang of Varsity Victory Volunteers (VVV) on the steps of Volunteer Hall circa 1942-43 #memorialday #vvv #442nd

Suns out and doors are open again, well, kind of . We are pleased to announce Sagawa Dental will re-open in a safe and limited manner. Please see our previously posted policy and procedural updates. To our existing patients, we look forward to seeing you soon! Please note, appointments may still be rescheduled to allow for maximum social distancing within our office so please bear with us. Your patience and understanding has been much appreciated through these trying times! To our Big Island community, we will still be accepting new patients but will not be scheduling till September. Visit our website, www.sagawadental.com, for more information. Please continue to stay safe and live aloha

To our valued patients, In response to the continued guidelines and stay-at-home orders, we will be continuing our temporary closure and continue limiting our practice to only dental emergencies for patients of record. If you have an upcoming appointment, we will call you to reschedule your existing appointment. Our team is working diligently to accommodate everyone. We thank you for your patience and understanding. Please stay safe! Aloha, Sagawa Dental #staysafe #stayhome #alonetogether #aloha

From our Sagawa Dental team, Congratulations to all the 2020 graduates! Best wishes and good luck in all your future endeavors! #classof2020 #graduation #nextstep

Aloha! We are pleased to announce our safe and limited re-opening. Please read and view our policy and procedural changes. We look forward to seeing all of our wonderful patients!!! Please continue to stay safe and live aloha #safetyfirst #together #livealoha @ Sagawa Dental - Drs. Dennis and Kevin Sagawa

Learn, practice, change Flashback to Dr. Dennis in 1979 @uscdentistry compared to present day @sagawadental . What a difference! It may seem odd, but that was the protocol then (no gloves, no mask, no worries). The important thing is to adapt and adjust as times and things change. And above all, the #1 priority will always be patient and provider safety Happy Friday and have an amazing weekend