Dr. Fred C. Wong grew up in Covina, California.He was raised in a dental family. His father Dr. Francis Wong was a great general dentist since 1960, and it was only natural that Dr. Fred Wong would follow in his fathers footsteps. After he graduated from South Hills High School in Covina, he continued his education at U.C.L.A. and gained a Bachelor Degree in Psychobiology. He furthered his education at cross town rival U.S.C. receiving a Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree in 1988.

During his time in school he received various awards including: an academic scholarship to U.C.L.A, The Prestigious Floyd Hogeboom Award given for outstanding achievement in pediatric dentistry for the Class of 1988 and the Dental Ambassador Award for 3 years of voluntary service for the U.S.C. Mobile Clinic, which traveled to various underprivileged areas in Southern California and Mexico.

Dr. Wongs commitment to service was represented early on by being one of the founding fathers of Lambda Phi Epsilon which is a service orientated national fraternity.He was a past Board Advisor for Bryman/Corinthian Colleges for many years and a Mount San Antonio College Health Fair Representative for Dentistry since the late 1990s. He used to volunteer for the Hacienda-La Puente Childrens Dental Clinic also serving since the early 1990s.

Dr. Wong is a strong proponent of continuing education which is evident by his many Post Graduate Certifications such as his certification by the Academy of Laser Dentistry. He became interested in laser dentistry in 1993 and used the Nd:Yag, Argon, and CO2 Laser Systems. He also received a fellowship by the International Congress of Oral Implantologist, Certification in the California Implant Institute, and Certification by the Dental Organization Congress of Oral Sedation.

Consistency and excellent services rendered generously, with the belief that treating our staff and patients like they were in our home, makes the difference.Join us to celebrate the dream that my dad started so many years ago.

Being in the dental field since 1992, my goal has always been to be compassionate, understanding and sincere. Since joining the Blue Ocean Dentistry team, I now understand how a dental office should be a home away from home.

Ialwayslook forward to meeting patients, going over new dental procedures, technologies and helping them achieve an exceptional level of dental well-being. I am proud to contributeto the excellent quality of dental treatment Dr. Wong and our team provides. Working at Blue Ocean Dentistry hasnot only allowed me tomake every aspect of our patients dental experiences pleasurable, but has also provided mewith an extended family which I cherish greatly.

I have been in the dental field for more than 5 years. Before starting hygiene school, I started out as a front desk assistant. I realized my passion in dentistry and pursued my dental hygiene at San Joaquin Valley College.

I enjoy educating my patients in their oral health care. My main goal is to help my patients understand their oral health, and how to keep their teeth and gums healthy. I am up-to-date and will continue educational courses for the latest information. What I enjoy most is creating a relationship with my patients and providing outstanding care.

My journey in the dental field began back in 2004.I grew up in Pasadena, California and I graduated from Pasadena High School. After high school, I attended Pasadena City College and Bryman College. I am a wife and a proud mom of three boys. On my time off, I love spending time with my husband and boys. We are actively involved at our church and also very involved with our three sons soccer programs.

The passion for dentistry was imbedded in me since the very first day I put on my scrubs. I have learned so much in the past years and I will continue to learn and expand my knowledge in the dental field.My dedication to the field of dentistry and my commitment to pursue excellence in customer satisfaction is truly matched by the staff.

Everyone has a dry mouth once in a whileif they are nervous, upset or under stress. But if you have a dry mouth all or most of the time, it can be uncomfortable and can lead to serious health problems.

People get dry mouth when the glands in the mouth that make saliva are not working properly. Because of this, there might not be enough saliva to keep your mouth wet. There are several reasons why these glands (called salivary glands) might not work right.