Roger W. Anderson

Professional Statement

I’ve always wanted to be thought of not only as an excellent dentist, but also a compassionate and kind person. I want my patients to feel my care and concern for them. I truly want each to know that he or she is important to me as a person, and I want only good things for everyone and their life.

I enjoy getting to know my patients on a personal level: learning about their history, lives, interests, families, and professions. I learn so much from each person and every conversation. Those exchanges broaden my world, increase my appreciation for the diversity of our community, and — I think — make me a better dentist and better human.

The long-term relationships that have grown with my patients are important to me. I’m honored to care for many family members from multiple generations, as well as their friends and extended family, and am humbled by the trust they place in me.

My father was a dentist. By the time I was seven, I knew I wanted to be a dentist, too. I was fortunate to work with my father in our practice for five years before he passed away. Every day I strive to strengthen his legacy by helping others solve their dental concerns through gentle, personalized care.