Welcome to a better way of dentistry in Seattle
The Haalo Dentistry practice was created with a simple idea in mind— Dentistry should feel personal, thoughtful, and centered around the individual. So, we do things differently.
It’s Not Just About Teeth It’s About You.
One Patient At A Time
By seeing patients one at a time so that we can truly understand each individual’s needs, we are able to provide care that is both highly skilled and deeply personal.
Purposeful Environment
Experience an environment where you feel comfortable, listened to, and fully supported in your health. We offer blankets, headphones, nitrous oxide and more to ensure you are calm and comfortable.
Whether you’re seeking to maintain oral health or address more complex concerns, we partner with you to achieve long-term health and comfort.
The Meaning Behind Haalo
Dr. Vetter grew up in Hawaii. In the native language, ALO means “presence” or “face”, and HA means “breath of life”. So, ALOHA and HAALO literally translate to “the presence of breath” or “sharing the breath of life”. Experience how the Aloha spirit and the HAALO way improve your dental visits!
Patients sometimes seek comprehensive care when they experience:
- Frequent tooth fractures or failing dental work
- Excessive tooth wear or grinding
- Jaw discomfort or clicking
- Chronic headaches or facial tension
- Difficulty chewing comfortably
- Frequent headaches
Signs your bite may need evaluation
Meet Dr. Sue Vetter
Experience and Excellence
Dr. Sue Vetter has cared for patients in the Seattle community for more than 25 years. A graduate of the University of Washington School of Dentistry, she continues to contribute to the profession as an Affiliate Associate Professor and is actively involved in advanced dental education.
Through extensive postgraduate training and teaching, Dr. Vetter brings both deep clinical expertise and a calm, attentive approach to patient care.
The result is dentistry that balances technical excellence with genuine human connection. Patients enjoy her thoughtful approach, gentle touch, and the welcoming staff.