Ready to Improve Your Smile?
Looking for affordable, highly quality, and culturally competent care? AACI Family Dentistry provides high quality care regardless of a patient’s immigration status and insurance or ability to pay. All are welcome! Our multilingual care team provides comprehensive primary and preventive dental services to everyone in need.
Services Offered
AACI Family Dentistry offers a variety of dental services for all ages including:
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- Cleanings
- X-rays
- Fillings
- Root Canals
- Extractions
- Dentures
- Crowns
- Gum Treatments and more!
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Hours & Location
AACI Family Dentistry – Moorpark
2400 Moorpark Ave., Suite 110, San Jose, CA 95128
Hours of Operation:
Monday – Wednesday, Friday: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
Thursday: 8:30 AM–7:00 PM
Closed for Lunch: 12:30pm–1:30pm
Saturday – Sunday: CLOSED
AACI Family Dentistry – Jackson
266 N. Jackson Ave., Suite 1, San Jose, CA 95116
Hours of Operation:
Monday – Friday: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
Closed for Lunch: 12:30pm–1:30pm
Saturday – Sunday: CLOSED
Schedule Your Appointment
It is best to schedule an appointment with one of our doctors so you can work together on what’s best for your dental health. Please call AACI Family Dentistry at (408) 975-2730 to schedule an appointment.
If you are already a patient or client with another AACI program, please connect with your provider and they can assist with referring you to AACI Family Dentistry.
Our patients love us! Read patient testimonials from Janai and Hamid.
Payment/Insurance Plans Accepted
AACI provides equal access to all patients regardless of insurance status. Sliding scale fees are available and are determined by ability to pay based on income. We will work with you and provide you with information about potential sources of insurance coverage.
Spotlight: Dental Team at AACI Community Health Fair at Rosemary Elementary School
Our Patients Love Us!
We need to know our health conditions in Vietnamese because otherwise there is confusion. They [speaking about community members] could be scared... The CHWs present and explain things in Vietnamese and then there is a Question and Answer right away.
—HT, VIVO
Most of our friends are from KACS. We meet a lot of friends from similar age groups, aside from church. I feel more comfortable visiting KACS.
—SL via interpreter, KACS
We feel very thankful to JY and we are very happy about what KACS staff and the CHWs are addressing.”
JY has been here for six or seven years. She knows most of the senior citizens and all their personal information.
—CK via interpreter, KACS
Every Friday, we take a class. The coach has been trained by a CHW. We do simple, quick exercises which improve health- like memory. Both of us participate in classes once a week, every week” ... “We do exercises to improve our memory. It’s like an elementary exercise book, like finding hidden pictures and coloring.
–CK & SL via interpreter, KACS
Why Visit the Dentist?
You may think dental check-ups are all about getting your teeth cleaned, but your dentist does much more than polish your pearly whites when you visit. Regular dental visits are important because they allow your dentist to:
- Detect cavities early. Your dentist examines your teeth to find cavities while they’re still minor. The earlier you catch them, the less difficult cavities are to treat.
- Catch gum disease early. Many people with gum disease don’t even realize they have it.
- Detect early-stage oral cancer. Your dentist can check your mouth for signs of oral cancer. This is especially important if you smoke or use tobacco.
- Check your fillings. Your dentist will examine your fillings to make sure they’re secure, and check if any are defective or have decay.
- Catch dry mouth or bad breath. Your dentist can catch and treat oral conditions that cause dry mouth or bad breath.
- Review your oral hygiene. Your dentist and hygienist can help you build and maintain good dental hygiene habits.
- Protect your overall health. Research has linked gum disease to heart disease and diabetes.
- Safeguard your family’s oral health. Kids need dental care too. Tooth decay is one of the most common chronic infectious diseases among U.S. children.
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Our Impact
How AACI Health Center is serving Santa Clara County.
2705
Patient Visits at AACI Family Dentistry
933
Assisted with Health Coverage
250+
Team Members
40+
Different Languages Spoken By Staff