Very professional and caring. Close-by Endodonist too in Laurel. Carefully explained my charges…read morebefore treatment.

Best dental experience ever! Everyone was very professional, receptive, warm and inviting! I was…read morenot looking forward to the dental work but was in a lot of pain and the team not only fixed the issue but took it a step further and did what the referring dentist should have done. The office was very clean and the wait and response to everything including my first phone call was super fast. They were patient with me and explained all my options as well as share the potential cost for everything. I highly recommend RCT Endodontics for all of your dental needs!

My tooth was loose and in pain from infection. I called Laurel Dental Associates and explained my…read moretoothache, and they got me an appointment the same day. The Dentist did a wonderful job to get rid of my toothache, he was compassionate, gentle, and explained the whole procedure while getting fixed. I felt very comfortable, relaxed, and respected. The staff were all wonderful and friendly. I give a big thank you to the Dentists helper, she was wonderful and I can't remember her name. I've never felt so much compassion before. The only con was, it was expensive to get one tooth pulled. I'm on disability and can't afford dentists. I have no insurance, was hoping they'd charge me according to how much I make monthly, but sadly no. If you have dental insurance, I highly recommend.

waiting period wasn't long like at my previous dentist, everything was cleaned and the front desk…read moreladies were very nice, I also felt like treatment wasn't push like in other places.

I was referred here when I experienced tenderness during drilling and my dentist told me I needed a…read moreroot canal. I didn't realize at the time that this was an incredibly aggressive diagnosis: He didn't take the time to find out whether I had the actual symptoms associated with an infected tooth. Regardless, I went to this practice. When I mentioned to Dr. Majlessi what the dentist had written on the referral--that he couldn't get me numb--she said, "Oh, we don't need to do any tests. You definitely need a root canal." Like an idiot, I trusted her. Now that I've had this procedure, I truly understand what a devastating, last-ditch option it is (I've been told off-handedly by a few dentists that I could, whoops, lose my tooth and need an implant quite easily). I'm horrified that a trained professional would waive the testing required to know if an invasive, expensive, and potentially destructive surgery is necessary. I've suffered pain and discomfort in the years following and expect that I'll suffer more and be tens of thousands of dollars poorer down the road because of something I very well may not have needed. The kicker was when I got a bill for $150 more than a year later from a procedure they implied my insurance would cover. This practice has a sign in their office saying that they were rated highly by the community in the 1990s. They might want to think about how that looks more than 30 years later.

My experience with Dr. Abdullah was not a good one. I was referred to him (an endodontist) because…read moremy dentist thought I may need a root canal. I ended up not having one but it was very possible at one point. Dr. Abdullah treated me with respect, but his poor assistants. I have never witnessed someone be such an a-hole to their assistants for no reason. Like, his assistant gave him the wrong cotton ball and he basically called her an idiot. That is not a good way to make your patients feel comfortable. I seriously felt like telling him to calm down. With the potential root canal, I was having severe tooth pain throughout the left side of my mouth... actually, more like face. I was fairly sure for a while that I would need a root canal since the pain was excruciating and ongoing for over a month and my dentist suspected the same. I was taking advil around the clock, setting my alarm so I could take the next dose every 6 hours before the previous dose wore off and I was in such pain that I couldn't open my eyes. I told this to Dr. Abdullah and made sure to take advil before my appointment so that he could work in my mouth without me crying tears of pain. BIG MISTAKE. Dr. Abdullah basically said "Well, you don't look like you're in much pain. I don't think you need a root canal... BUT you have an extra tooth showing in your x-ray so I'm going to refer you to an oral surgeon downstairs." I could not believe what I heard. I told him the reason I wasn't dying was because I took Advil before and he didn't seem to care. Not only did he dismiss my concerns, he was going to send me to an oral surgeon for something that was a unimportant given the painful situation I was in. He also would not give me anything for the pain, even after explaining to him how harsh the Advil was getting on my stomach. He said to try Tylenol... as if I hadn't tried that already! Dr. Abdullah made me feel like a drug-seeking hypochondriac. I would not recommend Dr. Abdullah. I think most people look for a doctor who will listen to them and be at least a tad empathetic. You won't get either. For all I know, this guy is the Picasso of root canals. But it's irrelevant when you do not listen to your patients.

Very Professional, clean office, and friendly staff. They were able to work me in the same day. If…read moreyou need a pain-free root canal, this is the place.

Dr. Herbst was very kind and talked me through every step of the procedure he was going to perform…read more Besides hating needles and getting numbed up, everything else went smooth as silk. He wanted me to call him the next day to make sure I was doing ok. He made sure that after the second procedure was done, that the notes were written so the next Dr. wouldn't have any problems on what to do next. I would recommend him to anyone who needs a specialist in his field.

Always a pleasure getting excellent top quality care, Ruby and the entire crew are polite,…read morefriendly, knowledgeable, 1000000 % highly recommended

I was a patient of this practice for many many years. I was mostly drawn by the convenient hours…read moreand the pleasant relationship I had with the team. The head dentist has done some intensive work on my mouth over the years (even though the aesthetics were not the best). I often complained about my smile as I told Dr. K I NOT LIKE my smile (based on the work he did). Recently, the head dentist performed what I feel was faulty bridge work over implants. I paid quite a bit out of pocket for the dental work. The bridge failed in 6 months (this work should have lasted many years); besides that the work looked poor & I was uncomfortable with my smile). I reached out to the practice about fixing the faulty work and addressing the aesthetics. The dentist agreed to see me but stated because my insurance changed, to repair or even review his faulty work the visit would be OUT OF POCKET! Why should I have to pay this dentist again to fix his faulty work? I declined to accept the appointment. I have paid him more than enough money over what must be 20 years. Patronize this practice at your own risk but don't expect a perfect or quality smile. I will not recommend another person to this practice (sorry if I recommended you & it was not a good result/experience). Signed, Ms. Seriously Disappointed

The State Board should shut this place down. The lack of accountability, professionalism, shall…read moreI go on. They now have a texting system, the staff determines who they want to respond to and who they aren't. They have several millennialS who know nothing about professionalism, and let's not get on leadership. Barbie, is just as bad as the employees under her. People with HMO's have to deal with this until next open enrollment. This office and staff are an embarrassment to the dental profession. STAY FAR AWAY. I havr never in my life have experienced such horrible service. THE fact that Dr. Weiner is okay with this behavior of whats going on with the staff is unreal.

please do not go there…read more the staff is rude, very condescending they don't disclose all fees until you start treatment and they blame on you not asking. you feel trapped without choice at that time please save your peace and go somewhere where you are valued and respected you are warned

It was wonderful from the moment I called. I was a new patient and they found a same day…read moreappointment for me! Since the pandemic I haven't experienced that anywhere. I was concerned I had a cavity but it wasn't. I had my go to dentist for years and he unfortunately retired. Dr. Kitahara is very similar to my old dentist. I know I have found someone I can trust with my oral care. Thank you so much for maintaining an amazing standard of care and service. It's very hard to find a dentist that isn't money hungry nowadays. Thank you so much Dr. Kitahara! Also shout out to Linda. She was so kind and patient with me.

Bryan Kitahara (the son) was my dentist the two times I went in for a cleaning and once for a…read morecavity fill. All three times were pleasant, wonderful experiences. The hygienists were great and the dentist himself was very professional and friendly. He starts with a little chit chat then dives in, he never probed too much about personal life but does try to make you comfortable. My first time I went in for a routine cleaning and he could tell I had not gotten a cleaning in a couple of years. He didn't make me feel bad just reminded me that it was necessary, and he spent extra time to clean my teeth one by one to chip off all the excess plaque! By the end of it my teeth felt like they were made up of individual tooth, sooo clean! And they gave me a toothbrush, small travel toothpaste, and a small travel size floss set after each cleaning (score! replenishes my travel toiletry ;)). I really like him and I really like the office personnel. They seem to take all insurance. And they will do their best to see what the insurance does cover and let you know. They have never seem "too busy to help". Very friendly place. They are open a little late on Tuesdays to accommodate those that can't make their regular weekday hours, which is what I have to take advantage of. They are open Saturdays too but not Sunday. they are located right next to the lake at the bottom of the steps, I almost missed it the first time. Be sure to arrive just a tad early to fill in paperwork, they always make you do that too see if anything has changed. From my experience, they are usually on time, and I leave the office within an hour. I really like that they don't rush. I think I've found my dentist :)

Never got a call back about dental care plan from Tammy. I have to keep calling which is crazy. I…read morehave been coming here for over 30+ years but its time for a change. My hygenist is awesome.

If I could choose 6 stars I would. They diagnose a serious…read moredeep jaw bone infection within minutes that my dentist failed to do over several weeks with many visits as I suffered Immediately professionally treated with care. Letting me choose my option's. A+++. Office staff understanding and professional

Very good doctor and easy to do appointment. The staff take…read morecare of my children with patience. For me the follow up of all the treatments for my children is very good and helps us if we need rescheduling an appointment.

Thank you for your response. I would just like to clarify a few things because I believe there is…read moresome misunderstanding regarding what actually happened. First, there were no multiple text reminders as stated in your message. Also, I have no issue with your policy of not scheduling multiple family members on the same day. That was never the concern I raised. My concern is specifically about the communication and customer service I have repeatedly experienced from the front desk. I normally call several days in advance sometimes even a week ahead to reschedule or adjust appointments when necessary. On this particular occasion, my son had an oncology appointment, and I called three days before our scheduled appointment to explain the situation and make an adjustment. Unfortunately, I was not given a meaningful opportunity to explain my concern or properly address the scheduling issue. This has not been an isolated experience. I have encountered similar communication problems more than once, twice, or even three times. That repeated experience is what led me to raise the concern in the first place. I also want to clarify your statement that we called after the appointment time. I personally called three days before the appointment. Because I was unable to properly address the matter with the front desk at that time, my husband later called on the day of the appointment. I have documentation showing that I called your office three days beforehand, and I am happy to provide it if necessary. Based on your response, it appears that the information communicated to you about what happened may not have included my earlier attempt to contact the office. That communication issue is actually part of the concern I was trying to bring to your attention. I fully understand that your office expects patients to respect its time, and I agree. At the same time, patients should also be given an opportunity to communicate legitimate scheduling issues and should be treated respectfully when doing so. Thank you for your response. I simply wanted to make sure the facts were clear.