About Dr. Hsieh
Dr. Pofu Hsieh earned his DDS at New York University in 1989 and has practised dentistry in New York for more than 35 years. He also teaches at NYU College of Dentistry.
At his Flushing practice, he cares for patients of different ages, from routine examinations to restorative and missing-tooth treatment. He reviews the findings with each patient and explains the available options and order of care.
Dr. Hsieh personally handles examinations, treatment and follow-up, supported by his long-standing assistants. Patients can speak with the practice in Mandarin, Taiwanese, English or Japanese.
Our Services
Preventive, cosmetic and restorative dentistry, with care from the same doctor at every visit.
Cosmetic and Restorative
A cavity, chipped or worn tooth, or a change in color bothering you? Come in to find out what is happening and discuss your options.
Children and Older Adults
Is your child due for a first dental visit, or is an older family member having trouble eating or wearing dentures? We can help you plan a visit.
Implants and Dentures
Missing one tooth or several, or finding that your dentures slip when you eat? An exam can help you understand your replacement options.
Emergency Dental Care
Sudden tooth pain, swelling, or a broken tooth? Call the office, tell us what happened, and we will confirm when you can be seen.
Crowns & Fixed Bridges
Has a tooth cracked, needed repeated fillings, or gone missing? Come in to see whether a crown or fixed bridge may be appropriate.
Tooth Extractions
Is a tooth loose or repeatedly painful, or is a wisdom tooth inflamed? An exam can tell you whether it can be saved or needs removal.
How to Make an Appointment
Call our team to arrange your visit. We will help you find a time and answer your questions.
Office Information
136-25 Maple Avenue, Suite 203
Flushing, NY 11355. A medical building on Maple Avenue, just off Main Street, behind the 大中華 supermarket.
The practice has its own lot
Worth knowing in this part of Flushing, where street parking is not something to plan an appointment around.
Office hours
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 9:00am to 5:00pm. Saturday, 9:00am to 5:00pm on alternate weeks. Closed Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday.
Taking new patients
The practice is welcoming new patients. Call the office and ask for a time.
Call to Make an Appointment
Call the office and ask for a time. Mandarin, Taiwanese, English and Japanese.