Short Story: If you need to have any teeth extracted than Dr. Wang is the one to go to!…read more Long Story: I've taken my family here for extractions and Dr. Wang has always done a good job. He is quite knowledgeable and will help answer all your questions. In my experience the extractions took less than 20 minutes from start to finish. In addition, you also have a follow up appointment one week after to ensure everything is okay. To be fair though my family has experienced complications related to surgery but I wouldn't say that is Dr. Wang's fault. It was just bad luck. If you need any help after hours then voice messages do get routed to his cell phone. Verdict: I know who to go to for help!

The admin is not great but the doctor is great and he is an expert in doing what he is doing.read more

Got my wisdom teeth out here recently and the whole experience was positive from start to finish…read more The staff is welcoming and the quality of care here is great. I had 4 wisdom teeth removed, two of which were impacted, and Dr Clayton did such a great job in the extraction that I was fully able to recover in about a week.

Very disappointed in the front desk staff they are both so rude not helpful would not recommend not…read moretaking my daughter there because of the front desk ladies they need to get some personable people upfront. Maybe they would get a little bit more business but not mine.

I've been going to Mojab Dental for years, and their operation truly feels like a family that does…read morebusiness the right way. They're always incredibly accommodating, the office is spotless, and every single person there is consistently warm and welcoming. They run a tight, professional ship, and it never goes unnoticed. Thank you to the entire team -- I appreciate you all!

Dr. Mojab and his dental assistant, Angie, are absolutely wonderful. There are not enough positive…read morewords to describe their professionalism, kindness, and thorough expertise. Dr. Mojab,took his personal time to help me on his day off to complete a root canal on a cracked molar. Due to the severity of the fracture and pain, it took over three hours to perform. Dr. Mojab and Angie were patient and kind throughout the entire process. I cannot recommend Dr. Mojab and Angie, enough.

New patient. Chose them because it's near my home. I needed a clearance for surgery. First appt…read morethey took xrays and they told I needed some work done before I could get a clearance. But before I could get that done, I would need to see a hygienist. I went to get an appointment for that, and I was told earliest they could see me was a date in June, just to get my teeth cleaned. After I thought about this and how long it would take my wife called them and asked to get my xrays so I could find another dentist they told us they would see me sooner. That appointment was for today, we even called 2 days before to confirm the appointment and it was confirmed over the phone. Today I went for the appointment, and I was told it was cancelled because I never confirmed. At his point I got my xrays and will find another dentist that will see me in a more timely matter and not prolong the process.

I highly recommend this office! Being in the healthcare…read morefield I know the importance of quality patient care. Smile Solutions has great dental equipments and the staff provides outstanding dental care! Thank you!

Dr. Clayton extracted a tooth recently. To make a long story short, I experienced excruciating pain…read moreafterward and contacted Dr. Clayton's office almost daily requesting an effective pain management strategy. My regular dentist also called him twice with the same request. Dr, Clayton appeared indifferent to these requests and did not take effective action to relieve my pain. After two weeks, I sought out my primary care physician, who provided me with a prescription for an effective painkiller. If you are looking for a compassionate oral surgeon who cares about patient comfort and is willing to use prescription pain meds as necessary for pain control, Dr. Clayton is not the oral surgeon for you.

I went to Dr. Clayton wanting to have a tooth implant in 2013 because one tooth was cracked. First…read morehe needed to pull out my broken tooth. That was when my nightmare began. He could not pull it out. He somehow broke my broken tooth. Then he used a drill to powder it. My jaw and head suffered from the vibrations. For 45 minutes, he struggled with my bloody tooth and mouth. Finally he declared victory after an hour. You would think that he would rest me from this trauma. No, before I could say anything (I could not because my tongue was numbed) he immediately started "bone crafting", which I later learned was totally unnecessary in my situation. Basically, he cut open my gum and put some bone powder there and then sewed up. I was swollen for 10 days from poor tooth pulling and this crafting. I felt gritty bone bits in my mouth and it was disgusting. I learned that bone crafting was not covered by my insurance and I paid $400 for this "crafting". Meantime I felt my tooth next to the tooth he pulled painful too. I went to see Dr. Clayton and asked him why the next tooth was hurting too. He put on a stern face and told me to see my primary dentist as the next tooth was not in his jurisdiction. My primary dentist told me the next tooth got cracked somehow and now I needed 2 tooth implants. I went to Dr. Clayton with one broken tooth and now I ended up with 2. Afraid of another tooth pulling trauma, I found another oral surgeon Dr. Wang in the same office complex, a couple of buildings away. I was shocked that it took Dr. Wang less than 10 seconds to pull out my next broken tooth. I asked Dr. Wang if he needed to do the bone craft. He told me he wanted to see how my bone healed. If it healed well, I did not need bone crafting. Later, Dr. Wang did not do the bone crafting because it was not needed. This is what an ethical doctor should do-- to care about a patient's pain and not to do unnecessary medical procedures for the doctor's self enrichment. I had another wisdom tooth bothering me. Again, in less than 10 seconds, Dr. Wang pulled it out. This is what a skilled oral surgeon should do. Learn from my experience and protect your healthy teeth.

What a great dental office with competent and courteous dental professionals!…read more The staff is friendly and they have the most up to date dental equipment.

Tina in the Front desk was extremely friendly with a bubbly personality. Debbie the hygienist was…read morefriendly, careful and knowledgeable she answered all my questions. The office is very clean and open.

I've been going to Alisal Dental and receiving care from Dr. Tran and his team. They are friendly,…read morepersonable, gentle and very thorough. From teeth cleaning to imaging to surgery to getting my teeth straightened with invisalign, I'm very pleased. I highly recommend Dr. Tran and Alisal Dental.

This dentist is awesome. He works with you. He also has all the latest high tech capabilities…read more I'm an absolute fan! Great location. Best dentist in Pleasanton!

I had to get a tooth extracted and do an implant. The work was excellent but what was more…read moreexcellent was the people. So nice. I actually walked in for the first time and felt comfortable. For me personally, they created a really peaceful environment. Last time I was in a dentist/dental surgery office it was not fun. But I will only go now to Dr. Vandersloot for all my dental surgery needs. Only place I trust.

I was referred to Dr. Vandersloot by my dentist, Dr. Kenneth Gong of Livermore and was happily…read moresurprised. I had an infected tooth with a broken root that had to be removed. I chose to have an implant done. In addition, Dr. Vandersloot took over my periodontal care and I have received one deep cleaning. As someone who had LOTS of contact with dentists in my younger years, I am not a fan of dentist. However, Dr. Vandersloot has an excellent manner, clearly cares about your perspective and takes the time to make sure you understand all the options. His staff is similarly excellent. The procedures I have undergone have been as pleasant and pain free as possible and a cut above anyone else I have gone to for similar work. I highly recommend this practice.

Dr. Merritt is an excellent dentist, and I recommend him regularly and frequently. This review…read moreintends to highlight three ongoing experiences that led to my 5-star score and recommendation. (1) CULTURE. The office staff, assistants, and hygienists are always courteous, kind, and professional. They welcome me with smiles and genuinely care about me when they ask how I am doing. On some days, I even get hugs. This office has a very warm, small-town comfortable feeling that I really appreciate. The atmosphere they set helps to lessen the anxiety that I sometimes feel when I go to the dentist's office. (2) SKILL. Dr. Merritt has a very gentle touch, and he absolutely gives the best shots ever. I often found myself dreading the "just a little pinch" remark that most dentists utter as they warn patients prior to jabbing a needle into their gum somewhere, but Dr. Merritt's skillful touch has taken my fear of shots away because I don't feel any pain from the shots he gives when he starts to numb me before going to work. (3) QUALITY OF CARE. Lastly, the overall quality of care that I receive from Dr. Merritt and the team is above and beyond. I appreciate the appointment text reminders, the follow up phone calls the next day to check in on me, and the post-visit care instructions about what to expect what to do (and not do) so that I heal properly. At my last visit, I learned that I needed a Night Guard because of my incessant teeth grinding. Dr. Merritt took the impressions and fitted me for the guard and it fits very comfortably. I find that I am sleeping better and that the pain previously associated with grinding my teeth has improved immensely. In sum from the moment I walk into the door at this office, I know that the people who work here care about me and that the quality of dentistry and care that I receive is top notch. Thank you to the entire team.

I started having tooth pain on 4/24/2016. I had just recently changed jobs and I could no longer…read moresee my regular dentist Dr. Srikantam. I called my insurance company and they gave me Dr. Merritt's number. The office was kind enough to get me in right away. When I saw Dr. Merritt on 4/26 I described a sharp pain to the right upper tooth region. He thought that it could be a root canal issue. He said if it, "walked like a duck and quacked like a duck, then it probably is a duck." He did an extensive work up to illicit the pain I was experiencing but was unable to reproduce the pain. I did however have a lot of stress with my new job and he thought it was TMJ. On 5/4/216, went back for another exam still complaining of the pain. He once again told me that the pain was most likely due to the TMJ pain. He assured me that my symptoms were classic of TMJ and with my high stress job clinching was the issue. At this appointment he said I needed 2 fillings and we scheduled them for June. I then called on 5/17/2016 and talked to Laurie to tell her of the pain I was still experiencing and she said that they were booked and unable to get me in. It was in July that I was able to get my fillings done. I went in on 7/12/2016 and had fillings done. I then went in on 7/19 for a teeth cleaning. I had noticed irritation and a blistering bubble noted to where I was previously having pain and the filling had been done. I brought it to the dental hygienists attention. She immediately got Dr. Merritt. He got an xray and then proceeded to take a poking device and poke into my gum line. I cannot tell you how much pain this produced. He never once told me that he was going to poke into my gum line. It was horrible and terrifying the pain he produced. At that point he told me that I had an abscess of 9mm. He told me that I needed to see a specialist as now I was loosing bone loss and now had an infection. I asked him if was needing a root canal and he yes and that I needed a root canal. He then left the room. I was left sitting there dumbfounded of what had just happened. If I needed a root canal why did he not initially have me see a specialist in APRIL? Never once did he follow up on my pain concerns and ultimately I needed a root canal done. I saw him at the end of April and followed up with him in July and the issue had worsened. When I went to the endodontist that Dr. Merritt had suggested, the endodontist also said that the root canal issue should have been followed up with. He said, "a tooth just doesn't become necrotic over night." I was told that given the extensive work that needs to be done now will total close to $2,700.00. He should have sent me to a specialist from the get go. It shouldn't take pain, bone loss and an infection to finally send me to a specialist. It says that Dr. Merritt is an endodontist. Why is an endodontist sending me to another endodontist?

Great experience today. My hygienist, Jasleen, was efficient, thorough, and one of the best…read morecleanings I've had -- I truly felt every tooth was carefully cleaned. She was patient and made the visit very comfortable. Dr. S. is kind, knowledgeable, and a pleasure to see. Highly recommend this office.

I've been a client of this office for 6-7 years- I've seen just about the entire staff at this…read morepoint and they are always professional and trustworthy and they put up with me :) I came to this office looking for a dentist I felt comfortable with Dr. Soleimani is such a good dentist I've also seen Dr. Du as well and I trust her fully. Natalie is a great hygienist I have been with her the entire time and I don't know what I'd do without her! I've sent all my coworkers here and they have all felt the same and have been happy with their experience!