Kitsap Foot and Ankle Clinic

Kitsap Foot and Ankle Clinic Our Port Orchard office is open one day a week. Please call with questions regarding availability.

Dr. David Gent
Podiatrist in Bremerton and Port Orchard, WA
Kitsap Foot and Ankle Clinic

Click here to download Dr. Gent's C.V. Dr. Gent completed his undergraduate degree with a BS IN Microbiology/Premed and a minor in Chemistry at BYU in Provo Utah, from there he went to Barry University School of podiatric medicine in Miami Shores Florida. In June 2002 he completed his residency in podiatric surgery and medical treatment at Benedictine Hospital in Kingston NY. In August 2002 he moved his family to Bremerton where he had been a long time resident. Dr. Gent began working with Dr. Michael Worpell at Kitsap Foot & Ankle Clinic and in October of that same year purchased the practice when Dr. Worpell moved to Indiana. Dr. Gent is considered a friendly outgoing person; he loves his patients and his profession. His primary focus is patient care with an emphasis on making the patient feel at home in the office. Dr, Gent has extensive training in forefoot and rearfoot surgery along with certification in ESWT, ultrasound, skin biopsy, sports injuries and custom orthotic treatment for correcting foot deformities and discomfort. Through various continuing education, Dr. Gent has kept up to date on the newest podiatric technology and treatment. Dr. Gent enjoys spending time with his wife Maria and twin daughters Adryann and Brynnee.

Stubbing your toe creates a risk of an ingrown toenail. This is less likely if you have been cutting them properly, but ...
01/12/2024

Stubbing your toe creates a risk of an ingrown toenail. This is less likely if you have been cutting them properly, but if you have any concerns about how a toenail is developing, don't hesitate to reach out to us. Catching a problem early can spare you a lot of pain. kitsapfootandankle.com

01/09/2024

Bunions progress over time. If you think you're developing one, set up an appointment, and we'll help you keep your feet well-supported and comfortable. kitsapfootandankle.com

01/06/2024

Part of a podiatrist's job is providing wound care to people suffering from ulcers. Even if you're not experiencing pain, don't hesitate to contact us if you notice the other signs of an ulcer; getting treatment sooner is always better. kitsapfootandankle.com

01/03/2024

Having high arches increases your risk of chronic wear to your peroneal tendons. Getting support from a podiatrist can reduce your vulnerability to these kinds of injuries. kitsapfootandankle.com

12/29/2023

A tarsal coalition is an unusual connection between the bones of the back of the foot that can cause discomfort or loss of function. Although they are usually present at birth, tarsal coalitions can also develop as a result of arthritis or an injury. kitsapfootandankle.com

When a bony protrusion develops on the back of the heel bone, it can irritate the Achilles tendon and bursa. This is cal...
12/26/2023

When a bony protrusion develops on the back of the heel bone, it can irritate the Achilles tendon and bursa. This is called a Haglund's deformity, and treatment for it tends to revolve around reducing inflammation and making the Achilles tendon more flexible. kitsapfootandankle.com

Kitsap Foot and Ankle Clinic wishes all our friends a very happy holiday season!
12/23/2023

Kitsap Foot and Ankle Clinic wishes all our friends a very happy holiday season!

Dry skin can develop on the heels for several reasons, but a common one is increased friction or increased weight. Altho...
12/21/2023

Dry skin can develop on the heels for several reasons, but a common one is increased friction or increased weight. Although it's a good idea to moisturize your heels and see your podiatrist if you suspect an infection, wearing supportive shoes is also essential for your feet's skin. kitsapfootandankle.com

12/18/2023

Ankle fractures and sprains may require different kinds of treatment, but the difference between them is not always apparent without a full examination. Don't assume that if you can walk on an injured ankle it isn't broken; you'll need to see a podiatrist to ensure you heal correctly. kitsapfootandankle.com

If your feet feel cold even in warm weather, that could be a sign of peripheral artery disease. Your lower limbs aren't ...
12/15/2023

If your feet feel cold even in warm weather, that could be a sign of peripheral artery disease. Your lower limbs aren't the only parts of your body that would be affected by this, but they may be the first ones you notice. kitsapfootandankle.com

The big toe plays an especially important role in our biomechanics. When there is a problem with it, your podiatrist can...
12/12/2023

The big toe plays an especially important role in our biomechanics. When there is a problem with it, your podiatrist can help, but the sooner you call us, the better. kitsapfootandankle.com

12/09/2023

If you suffer from osteoarthritis in your feet or ankles, we can help you keep inflammation under control. But more than that, we may be able to help you strengthen your supportive muscles and customize your orthotics, making inflammation less likely in the future. kitsapfootandankle.com

Address

900 Sheridan Road, Suite 101
Bremerton, WA
98310

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+13603772233

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