The wisdom tooth extraction went VERY well. Luckily I didnt have anything that would complicate…read morethings, but I was so nervous I felt sick the day before. Fortunately, I was prescribed halcion to sedate me before coming in (can you say, "can't walk without two nurses?"), and from what little I remember of the procedure, they were very good and professional (when I had to be stuck in the elbows four times trying to get a vein for my I.V., the nurse asked me what my favourite animals,colours, etc. were to distract me a bit and explained that they were having difficulty getting a vein (mine are tiny), although I was too zonked for more than one answer. Gillis said a friendly hello even though I was too sleepy to talk back, and likewise, the receptionists were all "All sleepy and ready, I can see!" with smiles while I was waiting (which wasn't long). They sent me home with percoset, extra gauze and care instructions, and since I hardly woke up until mid-afternoon, my mom and the nurse helped me into the car. No sutures put in, which is odd but I defer to their judgment, they do NOT skimp on anesthetic (it's been ten hours and I still can't feel most of my face), and they give you your teeth to take home (ewwwww. They told my mom it's because too many times they've had a no when asking, followed by getting a call the next day having changed their mind. The first thing I remember saying when awake again, was "Ew, you KEPT them?"). I look forward to being a patient of Gillis for many years to come, even not being in the same city.

Despite anything, I considered and still consider Dr. Kobilov not a bad dentist. In addition to…read morethis feature he used to have nice, customer-oriented KMA clinic. His former capability to find a good balance between readiness to help customers paying out of pocket and obvious necessity to make a profit has been appreciated a lot. It was sad to observe that over the years the business priority became the only one at the table... While I decided in 2022 to no longer satisfy the clinic's insatiable financial appetites, my family kept going to KMA Dental. Unfortunately, a "cup of patience became overflowed" recently when in unrestrained pursuit of profit the clinic charged $570 for two fillings (procedure code 23322). The price corresponded with the ODA Schedule of fees, but the problem was that it was hard to imagine that someone could do two complicated 23322 fillings just within 38 minutes, including the time for anesthesia/freezing. I have carefully examined a lot of information including a third party dental expert opinion and learned that a single 23322 procedure required at least 20-30 minutes. This research brought me grounds for questioning Dr. Kobilov's office on whether there was a mistake and whether this was a single 23322 procedure or two different, simpler and less time-consuming ones. It also should be noted that the $570 amount was not discussed in advance. Before the treatment the doctor told that he had time for one tooth and one filling this day, so two teeth and two 23322 procedures on the bill became a first surprise even before I started to research on what the 23322 procedure was about. It also should be noted that Dr. Kobilov didn't ask and did not receive the patient permission for anesthesia that he did. I don't know whether this anesthesia was aimed to make the patient not feel how many and what kind of fillings were really done or not, but situation when you do not discuss such important details with your patient is not normal. In addition, I do not believe it is ethically correct that Dr. Kobilov feels okay to change patient appointment time without even discussing this change with a patient. No surprise that I have started to express appropriate questions in regards to all these misunderstandings happened in May of 2023. This is normal when you have concerns and want to address them, isn't it? Well, the office called my concerns "condescending", "insulting" and "harassing". Although it was me only who was posing inconvenient questions to the office, Dr. Kobilov made all my family members a hostage of his anger by dismissing them from the clinic's patients list. Decide yourself how nice or professional this action was. Honestly, I do not think you might have any problems with this clinic as long as you ready to pay as much as they ask, ignore customer-unfriendly episodes, and never bother them with potentially inconvenient questions. Good luck!

I'm always so relieved to find a great dentist. I have been to Dr. Kobilov many times in the past…read morefew years for a number of involved procedures such as root canal, extraction, implants etc, things I hadn't had done before, and was nervous about. He has such skill, and he and his staff are so caring, so quick to ensure you remain relaxed and comfortable in the chair. I also see his skill in how quickly and comfortably I recover from these procedures. My 86-year-old mum and my daughters also go him and are equally pleased. I highly recommend KMA Dental and Dr. Kobilov!

I've been going to Dawson for about 5 or so years now. They have been great. The best customer…read moreservice I've ever had at a dentist. Dr. Chan was fantastic - sad to see her leave but also happy for her new endeavors. They have always been very kind, understanding, and accommodating for me. I knew Dr duToit, as well, and he was great. Their new location is very nice, as well, and accessible.

There are better places to take care of your teeth. I grew up going to this dental office, then it…read moreturned corporate and only cares about money. Prices increased exponentially and patient care decreased. Do not recommend.

So 5 stars for a dentist might seem strange, but I dread dental visits and despite this, I love…read moregoing to see the folks at Dr. Morison's. These guys tell you right up front they are more about client service than maximizing revenues, and you can tell, because they really show they care. For instance, Dr. Morison takes the time to meet each patient personally before you ever sit down in a dental chair. Another example - they give you options and do a fantastic job explaining all of what's going on with your teeth in much more detail than any other dentist has ever given me. Perhaps that's too much info for some people, but I'm a fan of information overload when it comes to my own health. If you are looking for a new dentist, I would highly recommend checking this one out.

Nothing but good things to say about Dr. Morison's team. Straight talk, warm and friendly.read more

Staff is top notch! I know that I am receiving excellent dental care. Plenty of free parking is an…read moreadded bonus.

Best dentist I've had in 66 years. Great customer service. Staff is knowledgeable and very…read morefriendly. I would and have recommended Dr. Khan to my friends and family !

"the dentist did the wrong tooth(was charged) missed the tooth that caused me pain. My front teeth…read morestick out more then they did before hand now(separate issue). They won't fix either issue. The advice was get used to it. cost me $1600 to get to the point of them doing what they did and left me completely unsatisfied. Damaged my self confidence and my smile. Find someone else or you could end up like me. Will find a better dentist to redo the damage done."

My most recent visit to this hospital to get x-rays done confirmed my opinion that this is the…read moreplace in the area to get medical care if given the option. I was pleasantly surprised to find my visit even exceeded my already high expectations! Although busy, busier than I remember, I was efficiently directed to radiology by the volunteers at information. In Radiology I was quickly processed, barely got to find my reading glasses before my name was called. In under ten minutes my x-rays were done and I was on my way. it took longer to get in and out of the Chown Parking Garage than it did in the hospital.

Great clinic. The very best. Staff are professional, kind and courteous. Tons of parking.read more

I was recently involved in a car accident by a reckless driver. I had called to schedule an eye…read moreexam in order to get a new pair of glasses urgently . I also advised them that I have a medical exemption from wearing a mask and they have refused to render me a service unless I wear one. Their excuse is to protect their elderly patients . I proceeded to send them the Public Health Order regarding public health exemptions and they did not budge. I am currently in the process of filing a Human Rights complaint . Upon reiterating concerns regarding my disability, they stated that I would be REQUIRED to wear a mask in the common areas, but not when I meet with the doctor. Please be aware that they do not make accommodations due to undue hardship for those patients with disabilities.