Knocked a gold crown out of my mouth by accident on travel and I was looking for a dentist while in…read moreCamas a couple of days to get it at least covered me till I got back to my home in Maui, Hawaii. They took me in without any reservation and took care of me. I may be going back to them for porcelain veneers as a matter fact. Excellent service excellent place clean way better than what we have on Maui. That's for sure. I'm coming back to this place. I'm in this area for business quite a bit so not for like not looking forward to it but if I have to have dental work done. This is where I wanna go.

Dr Rehrer is great with kids. Each time he's treated one of our kids, he's taken the time listen to…read moreus and address our concerns. You can tell he takes pride in his work really wants the best possible outcome. He's especially good at developing a rapport with kids to put them at ease. He has five kids of his own -- so that connection comes easily for him. He's a smart guy, but takes the time to make sure we understand the procedure, any alternatives, pros/cons, and anticipated outcomes. I've learned that dentistry is an increasingly competitive profession. As a result, many dentists seek to supplement their revenue by performing work that has traditionally been done by oral surgeons. Most dentists don't have the specialized training required of oral surgeons. If you need your wisdom teeth removed or other complex procedures, you're far better off using an oral surgeon. Beacon OMS seems like an outstanding group of professionals and Dr Rehrer gets my highest recommendation.

Great experience (if you can say that about having implant drilled into your jaw). Dr. Rehrer was…read morevery gentle and thorough and ater a few impants from him, I always felt like I was in the best of hands. He knows what he is doing and there is no doubt in my mind, he is an expert. I would recommend him totally. Robin Hall

6 years ago I had a molar removed by another oral surgeon because the root died. At the time the…read moresurgeon also did a bone graft in case I wanted an implant in the future. A few years later I decided to get an implant and had a consultation with Beacon. I was told the bone graft needed to be made larger before I could get an implant. I was also told that I would need to have anesthesia. I got a second opinion at another oral surgeon in the area. The second one told me that my original bone graft was sufficient and I would not need anesthesia. I went with the second oral surgeon. I did not need anesthesia and had nitrous oxide instead. It all went well and was less costly. A couple of years later my implant is doing fine, Always get a second opinion. Beacon's estimate for the procedure was very high and had added on expenses that did not need to be done.

I cannot express how happy I am to have found a great dentist nearby!…read more I actually found Dr. Rapisarda after a tooth cracked and my former dentist didn't have a way to help me during "off" hours; no way to leave message or get a referral. I was lucky enough to connect with Dr. Rapisarda during that emergency and he got me in quickly to fix my tooth. He is so good with Novocaine and how he administers it, painless. Recently I experienced a crown that was leaking. I feared what a painful, difficult, mess that would be from past dental work. But, SURPRISE....another painless, easy, beautiful replacement! I have multiple crowns and this one is by far the best! I can't say enough about having a great dentist for my dental care. :-) Yay!

I highly recommend Dr. Rapisarda and his team. They are so kind and gentle. After he repaired a…read morechipped front tooth, I left his office in tears because he gave me my smile back. I've struggled for years with finding a good dentist, who listens and understands my anxiety when it comes to any dental work. His staff is always so kind and friendly. I can't thank them enough for all their great work!

I feel so fortunate to be a patient of Dr. Mistry. Previously, I had seen 7 different doctors, and…read morestill, my condition progressively worsened until, finally, my jaw locked closed. At that point, I was told that surgery was my only option. But I knew of TMJ surgery's low success rate, so I finally sought out Dr. Mistry as a last resort. Being treated by her was completely different. Our first interaction was via video call because I live out-of-state. I had never been asked so many questions about my condition before. My first in-person appointment lasted 2-3 hours, during which I was asked more questions and had multiple tests and treatments done. Within just a few treatments, I could eat fairly normally. Now, my jaw has full range of motion and practically no pain. Dr Priya and her team are amazing!

I have dealt with TMJ problems most of my life.I have been seen by 3 different TMJ Dr's, I had…read moresleep problems, locking of my jaw, headaches, sinus problems, all due to TMJ. As my last resort for trying to find help or relief, I reached out to this office. In her care, I have no sleep problems no more locking my jaw , headaches have subsided My sinus problems have been relieved within two months. To say I am amazed and appreciated I found her is an understatement. I can honestly say her and her team have changed my life. Finding a care team who actually and truly understands what TMJ does to person is very rare in my case. I 100% recommend the care and support from this experiment. I guarantee you on your first visit when a patient comes out. You will hear them say this has been a life changing experience.

Amazing staff and gentle doctor, always taking care of me and I never feel anxious with the staffread more

I went to the dentist to have my teeth cleaned, which I had always thought was one of the more…read morestraightforward transactions available in modern life. You arrive with dirty teeth. Someone cleans them. You leave with clean teeth. There are forms, certainly. There is insurance. There is the small paper bib attached to your shirt with a chain that makes you feel like an enormous baby about to eat lobster. But underneath all of this is a reassuringly simple premise: the teeth are dirty, and then they are not. They began with X-rays. After that, a woman poked at my gums with a tiny metal instrument while quietly calling out numbers to another woman. Two. Three. Three. Four. Five. I had no idea what the numbers meant, but understood instinctively that five was not good. Eventually I was informed that I would need a "deep cleaning." This sounded fine. I had come for a cleaning, and if they wished to clean deeply, I was prepared to admire their thoroughness. Unfortunately, they couldn't do it today. The receptionist, I was told, would arrange another appointment for tomorrow. This was mildly disappointing, but reasonable. Apparently my mouth required the sort of cleaning that needed to be scheduled in advance. There was, however, one other thing. I had a cavity. A small one. My insurance would cover it. This information was delivered casually enough that I regarded it as something we were discussing for the future. Perhaps tomorrow, during the excavation. Then someone reclined my chair. There are moments in life when events begin moving just slightly faster than your ability to question them. A person is telling you something, another person is putting something in your mouth, and suddenly half your face has ceased participating in the conversation. Before I had quite worked out what was happening, there was a drill. It was remarkably quick. It didn't hurt. And a few minutes later I was standing at the reception desk with a newly filled tooth and the pleasant, rubbery sensation that my lower lip belonged to somebody standing several feet to my left. This was when the receptionist explained that my insurance would not cover the deep cleaning. It would cost thirteen hundred dollars. I declined. And so I walked out of the dentist's office in the peculiar position of having gone there for a cleaning, received a filling I hadn't expected, and left with precisely the same amount of uncleaned teeth I'd brought in. On the way home, I kept running my tongue over the numb side of my mouth, checking periodically to see whether it had returned to me. Eventually it did. Nothing hurt. The filling felt perfectly normal. In fact, as dental experiences go, the procedure itself had been almost pleasant. It was only the sequence of events that bothered me. Somewhere in the space of an hour, I had entered a building asking for one thing, been told I needed a more expensive version of that thing, declined the expensive thing, and emerged having received an entirely different thing. My teeth, meanwhile, remained patiently dirty. Presumably they had been watching the whole operation. They must have wondered what I was doing there.

The staff and dental hygienist are always sweet. I've worked with Leo before and he's very friendly…read moreand welcoming. The girls at the desk always breaks everything down for me to understand. I've been to other clinics before where they had no idea what they're talking about. Dr. Ryan is extremely sweet and patient, highly recommend! The whole staff is an amazing team!!

I met with Dr Bradley for an consultation to determine if a night guard could be made for mild…read moresleep apnea. His questions helped me decide if I would want to consider this telling me about the pros and cons and aftercare. Front staff was helpful making the office experience positive and relaxing before seeing the doctor. I would also like to highlight that receiving the estimate of services before hand was a nice touch before coming for my visit.

i just had my first visit at radiance dental and i left feeling one step closer to a radiant smile…read more cheesy, but the name has real purpose and you feel it the second you meet dr. bharathi. the first thing she did was look at my smile and ask where we could improve -- she has a real reason for doing this, and it shows. case in point: i came in with pain in a metal-crowned tooth i've had since i was a teen, and they fit me in that same day to remove it and put in a temporary. first visit, busy day, and they still made time. i def won't forget that. the whole team is like that. everyone was so sweet and actually explained why they were doing what they were doing. shout out to kat at the front desk for making everything seamless before i even showed up, and to kyrra (+ other dental assistants) for taking such good care of me. and the office itself is clean, calm, and modern modern -- there's a literal waterfall, and i'm 33 and this is the first dentist that's ever taken photos of my whole mouth so i could see my own teeth all the way around. least stressful dentist visit i've ever had. if you're on the fence, this is your sign to go before they're fully booked!!

I had an amazing experience at Radiance Dental! The moment I walked in, the entire team was so warm…read moreand welcoming and I walked out with my dream smile!!! Dr. Bharathi was incredibly kind, knowledgeable, and took the time to explain everything clearly and she made sure I understood my options. It's clear that she genuinely cares and goes above and beyond I can't recommend Dr. Bharathi and the team at Radiance Dental enough.

Dr Kim is the best, I always get quality care. I come here twice a year, always get top quality…read morecare. front staff, hygienist, Dr Kim. in Vancouver they the best. there is a reason why they are 5 stars from every patient. I drive across town to see Dr Kim, and their staff. I lost a family member a year ago. Dr Kim was very understanding, and I appreciate conversation we had. thank you

Riverstone has been our family dentist for over 2 years and I am continually impressed by their…read morequality of care and ability to put even my most anxious kiddo at ease! Every staff member is professional and warmly engaging. They make every effort to ensure your needs are met, and take care of you like family!!