Take the tour at your own pace, then get in touch when you're ready to see it in person.
Stop 01 / 10The building
The two-story building on Grand Avenue. Our practice is on the upper level; the parking entrance sits below. We share the address with The Oldershaw Clinic — look for our sign on the railing.
Continue to Up the walkway →
Stop 02 / 10The approach
A planted walkway runs along the side of the building from the parking area to the front entrance. Year-round flower beds and herb planters line the path.
Continue to You've arrived →
Stop 03 / 10The practice signage
The signage at the entrance — piedmont dental BY DESIGN, Jill A. Martenson, DDS. The leaf mark in the logo is the same one you see in this site's header.
Continue to The waiting room →
Stop 04 / 10Compact, daylit, calm
Two armchairs and a sofa rather than rows of clinic chairs. Plants on the windowsills, framed photographs on the walls, a quiet corner desk. The room is intentionally small — most patients are called back within a few minutes of arrival.
Continue to The front desk →
Stop 05 / 10Where you check in
Patient services and treatment scheduling are handled here by Christine and Elaina (see Meet the Team). New-patient paperwork can be completed online ahead of time through the Dental Symphony portal.
Continue to Dr. Martenson's credentials →
Stop 06 / 10The diploma wall
Behind the front desk: Dr. Martenson's diplomas and certifications. University of the Pacific School of Dentistry. The University of Colorado Health Science Center General Practice Residency. Continuing-education certificates from the AACD, Spear, and others.
Continue to Treatment hallway →
Stop 07 / 10Into the operatories
The hallway behind the front desk leads to four operatories and the imaging room. Each treatment room is numbered (you can just see room 3 at the end of this hall).
Continue to An operatory →
Stop 08 / 10Where treatment happens
Inside one of the treatment rooms — chair, overhead operating light, integrated sink, and the panoramic window above the chair. Each operatory is set up identically.
Continue to Digital panoramic imaging →
Stop 09 / 10Lower-radiation X-rays
The panoramic X-ray unit captures the entire upper and lower jaw in one rotation. Digital radiography reduces radiation exposure by 80–90% versus traditional film and produces instant detailed images — used heavily for treatment planning before implant work.
Continue to The outdoor patio →
Stop 10 / 10End of tour
Off the back of the practice — a small private patio with planters, table seating, and the view back toward the operatories. End of tour. When you're ready to see it in person, book a visit below.
Contact us →— Trusted in the East Bay —
Experience the practice first-hand. Send us a message, or call us during open hours — most weeks we have same-week availability.
