Dr. David Cho, DDS

Dental visits rarely make anyone’s list of favorite errands, but they’re easier when the office is right where you already walk. Dr. David Cho, DDS sits on the second floor at 568 Broadway, a stretch of NoHo that hums with galleries, cafes, and the occasional street performer. The address places it between the old-school charm of Little Italy and the polished storefronts of SoHo, so whether you’re coming from a morning espresso or an afternoon of window-shopping, the stop feels natural rather than forced.

They handle everything from routine cleanings to sudden toothaches, which means you don’t have to hunt for a new number when an emergency strikes. Cosmetic work—whitening, veneers, subtle reshaping—shares the schedule with pediatric check-ups, so families can book back-to-back slots without juggling multiple providers. The same chair that sees a nervous six-year-old in the morning might host an adult getting a cracked crown replaced by lunchtime, a quiet testament to how versatile a single practice can be.

NoHo’s sidewalks are narrow, but the building’s entrance is hard to miss once you’re on Broadway. A discreet sign points upstairs, where the second-floor waiting area is mercifully free of the elevator bottlenecks that plague ground-floor offices. Because the neighborhood’s foot traffic peaks midday, early appointments often feel like a secret shortcut through the city’s usual bustle.

If the idea of navigating subway transfers or parking garages makes you postpone that filling, keep the number handy: 212-925-3600. For directions that skip the guesswork, the map is here: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c261bf69be4c0d:0xcdbc8c8ebd969d9e.