The most predictable drive in our service area

Ahwahnee sits in oak and grassland country with houses along the highway and up the ranch roads behind it. There is no downtown to navigate and no highway change to make until you are already in Oakhurst, which makes this one of the few trips out here where the time it takes is close to the time you expect it to take.

That predictability is worth more than it sounds. It means a routine appointment does not have to consume a whole morning, and it means the six month rhythm is realistic rather than aspirational. The one thing to watch is the last stretch: Road 426 leaves Highway 41 in town and the numbers spread out fast after that. The directions page covers it.

Why Ahwahnee households come down the highway

Dr. Robert J. Brosi is a general dentist, and general dentistry covers most of a family lifetime. What it does not cover, you will be told about before treatment is planned.

How to book a household into one trip

Families from Ahwahnee do this more than anyone else we see, because the drive is short enough that stacking appointments is worth the coordination.

  1. Say how many people up front

    Consecutive appointments have to be built rather than found. Calling with three names at once gets a much better answer than calling three separate times.

  2. Put the longest appointment first or last

    If one person needs a longer procedure and two need routine care, the routine visits can run alongside it rather than after it.

  3. Take the Thursday early start if it suits

    Thursday runs 7:30 am to 4:00 pm. Monday to Wednesday runs 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. Closed Friday through Sunday.

  4. Book the next round before you leave

    A family of four needs four slots on the same morning six months out. Those exist in advance and rarely appear on short notice.

Treatment pages written for Ahwahnee

Each covers the treatment and what it means to have it done here, driving in from Ahwahnee.

Everything the practice treats is listed on the services index.