Initially my experience was very good in the beginning with Dr. Kuan and the receptionist Jennifer. They were both friendly and good in their jobs. But that went downhill quick mainly with my dealings with Jennifer. I had a general cleaning done and Jennifer gave me a card for another appointment for approximately six months after that. Since I don't go to the dentist regularly, when the six months came and she called me to remind me of my cleaning, I did not respond and assumed she would professionally take it as not now, maybe later for me and the cleaning. A few months after that, I received a bill out of nowhere for a $20 fee. That was not expected since the insurance paid and I paid my remaining balance up to the last dentist visit I had with them. That was when I felt something fishy going on. I decided to pay the $20 and not go back there if not an emergency or really necessary. A few months later, one of my fake tooth fell out and I went to see Dr. Kuan out of necessity. The checkup and diagnosis went good. Jennifer told me she will contact me after the insurance coverage responds to her. Two months or so went by no word so I contacted her. She said my insurance, "is a total mess, since covid no one is doing their job there..." etc. I thought that was odd. I called my insurance, they told me she never called them. I asked how do they know? They said they log all their calls and it shows no record of her calling, and they didn't receive anything from her and her dental office too. I retold the message to Jennifer, the dental receptionist and again, she said no one picked up when she tried. I thought it odd. One month passed, I tried the same steps, called the insurance, they told me the same thing, I told Jennifer again they didn't receive her call or anything from her, and she replied to me the same response, they're a mess. Finally, in September, about 4 months after my "emergency" visit to Dr. Kuan for my missing tooth, I try it again, I call my insurance, they tell me again Jennifer never called them and they are requesting her to call them. I let Jennifer know she needs to call them asap since it's been 4 months and they never logged a call from her! and they're asking that she call them before the claims can proceed. She never does. Fed up with Jennifer's games and unprofessionalism, I told Dr. Kuan I'll come back to pick up my fake tooth since they held it for 4 months for an urgent procedure that never was taken seriously by his wife Jennifer the dental receptionist (she told me has 30 years experience) Yet to my shock and surprise she doesn't know how to call a dental insurance company to follow up a claim even when the customer, me, and the insurance company asked her to do it three to four times over four months. Of course Jennifer sent me a bill of $165 in August anyway my emergency checkup visit. We never even got to fixing my missing tooth since she was fumbling all along with just trying to collect on my exam visit! After Jennifer failed to followup on the claim from the insurance company she decided to bill me anyway the full amount for the checkup visit. The only reason this is a two star review and not one star is because Dr. Kuan is a good dentist and way more understanding than his receptionist wife. When I went to pick up my fake tooth (so I can go to another dentist who probably will act a lot quicker with someone who can file claims properly), Dr. Kuan told me I don't have to worry about the $165 bill. That was the only good thing to happen from the whole 4 month disappointment and disaster. Of course, a month later, I got a bill anyway in the mail from their dental office. But since I am a man of my word and expect other's should be the same, I assume Dr. Kuan is a man of his word and what he told me stands, that I do not need to worry about the bill, even if his unprofessional receptionist wife thinks it necessary to still bill me anyway! read more