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    Evelyn Yang ,DDS

    4.5 (4 reviews)

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    18 years here, all my family's general cares are done here. Never any issue here.

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    Daniel D Cheng, DDS

    Daniel D Cheng, DDS

    4.7(40 reviews)
    1.7 mi

    First before I made an appointment I looked at previous reviews and one of them made me raise an…read moreeyebrow as they were complaining about $50 and the dentist being too blunt.... The response from the business is what won me over. First off I want blunt in all my medical visits. If I finally broke my stubbornness to go to the doctor then it means I want the blunt truth. My visit was for a painful molar (previous root canal) and possible cavity. Daniel comes off as really someone that cares about the quality of care and you getting the best possible treatment. People like Daniel set the benchmark how every dentist doctor should be. If you ever went to the doctor and felt he had other agendas then it's probably time to find a professional like Daniel. Innovation is another term I will use here as it's very rare to find a dentist who spends time research ways to make procedures better and taking the time to research and keep track of the other referral doctors/dentists that treat you down the line. He has been known to travel with a patient in town of need to make sure they were given the attention needed to resolve a serious issue. Hats of to professionals like Daniel that set the benchmark for medical excellence. Btw his staff is super nice very professional and feel like they are part of the family then just some medical assistant. I HIGHLY recommend him!

    When you walk into this dental office you're immediately greeted by Liz. She is a such a kind and…read moregentle young lady. When I called for an appointment, she was equally as kind. Dr. Cheng is thorough and knowledgeable. I brought my nine year old who is petrified of dentist and Mr. Cheng was patient with him. Grateful to find such a great dentist.

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    Huntington Oral Surgery & Implant Center - Getting my vitals checked

    Huntington Oral Surgery & Implant Center

    4.9(122 reviews)
    2.8 mi

    I had a fibroma growth inside my mouth that developed after my Invisalign tray repeatedly rubbed…read moreagainst my cheek. It was essentially my mouth's way of protecting the area from the constant irritation, similar to how a callus forms. Unfortunately, because the growth protruded out, I would occasionally bite it while eating, which caused it to get larger. My dentist recommended having it removed before it became worse, and I'm so glad I was referred to Huntington Oral Surgery & Implant Center. Dr. Neimann was incredibly patient, knowledgeable, and informative. He took the time to clearly explain the removal procedure, what to expect, and the healing process, while being completely transparent throughout. The entire staff was professional, understanding, and knowledgeable. The removal itself was quick and painless since they properly numbed the area, and my recovery was surprisingly fast. Aftercare was also very thoughtful--they sent me home with a bag of gauze (which I didn't end up needing), an ice pack (a fantastic idea since I didn't have to go get one), and chapstick. They also provided Dr. Niemann's personal mobile number in case any issues or questions arose after hours, which gave me a lot of peace of mind during recovery. I had a great experience from start to finish and would definitely recommend Huntington Oral Surgery & Implant Center for any oral surgery needs, whether it's wisdom teeth removal, implants, or, in my case, removing a fibroma. I give this business !

    Dr. Niemann and his team were absolutely fantastic. From the very beginning, the office staff was…read morefriendly, accommodating, and even called me when an earlier appointment became available. Dr. Niemann took the time to explain everything using a 3D X-ray, which made me feel informed and confident going into surgery. I had all four impacted wisdom teeth removed, and the entire experience was far better than I expected. The assistants were wonderful and helped keep me calm, and the positive atmosphere (including Sabrina Carpenter playing when I sat down!) made a huge difference. What impressed me most was that Dr. Niemann personally called me the evening after my procedure to check on my recovery and made himself available if I needed anything. That level of care is rare. I'm now on Day 3 with virtually no pain and hardly any swelling. I couldn't be happier with my experience and would highly recommend Dr. Niemann and his team.

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    George K Chew,DDS

    3.3(191 reviews)
    1.3 mi

    We had such a great experience with our child's wisdom tooth extraction! The doctor removed two…read morewisdom teeth, one on each side, and was very professional and efficient. The extractions were done quickly, the incisions were very small, and there was very little bleeding. Our child was a little nervous, but the doctor was very patient and reassuring throughout the whole process. He kept comforting our child and explained what to expect next, even letting them know when they might hear certain sounds, which really helped them stay calm. The nurses were also very friendly and patient. They took the time to explain how to take the medications and made sure we understood the instructions before we left. Overall, we were very impressed with the whole experience. We truly appreciate the doctor's professionalism, skill, patience, and care, as well as the nurses' kindness and attention to detail. Everything went much more smoothly than we expected, and we couldn't be happier with the experience!

    I had a very unpleasant experience with Dr. Chew and his staff. I felt that both Dr. Chew and the…read morefront desk staff member, whom I believe was called Layla (I am not completely sure of the spelling), were rude and unprofessional toward my mother and me. My mother and I are Vietnamese. I speak English, but English is not my first language, and there are medical terms that I do not always understand immediately. During the appointment, there was a moment when Dr. Chew used a medical term that I did not understand. I paused and my facial expression showed that I was confused. Instead of taking a moment to explain the term in simpler language, Dr. Chew responded in a way that I felt was rude and dismissive. Communication was already difficult because Dr. Chew's English was not always clear to us, and his accent made it difficult for us to understand some of what he was saying. I do not have a problem with someone's accent--everyone has one--but when communication involves medical information, the patient and family should be given enough explanation to understand what is being discussed. Dr. Chew then spoke primarily to the staff member, Layla, who translated the information into Vietnamese for my mother. Her translation was not completely accurate, but we were able to understand approximately 60-70% of what was being communicated, and we did not complain about it. I even told her that she could speak directly to my mother in Vietnamese because my mother could understand her. What bothered me was that Dr. Chew continued speaking to Layla rather than communicating directly with me, and then Layla repeatedly asked me whether I understood what the doctor had said. I found this confusing and disrespectful. I was trying to understand medical terminology, not refusing to communicate or pretending that I understood something when I did not. I also witnessed Layla speaking very loudly and harshly to another elderly patient while I was taking my mother to the X-ray room. I was shocked by the way she spoke to that patient and hoped that our experience would be different. Unfortunately, when we interacted with her, I felt that she was also very loud and disrespectful toward us. Patients should not feel embarrassed for asking questions or needing medical terminology explained, especially when there is a language barrier. Medical professionals and staff should be patient, respectful, and willing to make sure patients and their families understand important medical information. I am sharing this experience because I hope the office will take communication, cultural sensitivity, and respectful treatment of patients--especially elderly patients and patients who speak English as a second language--more seriously. My mother and I decided to visit different offices, and everything went smoothly. Based on our experience with Dr. Chew, I hope you will carefully consider whether he is the right choice to serve as a primary dentist. We did not feel that he showed enough sympathy, patience, or respect toward patients.

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    Camellia Dentistry

    4.9(244 reviews)
    2.4 mi

    I had a wonderful experience at Camellia Dentistry! From the moment I walked in, Nancy made me feel…read morewelcome. Her customer service is truly phenomenal. She was warm, attentive, and made everything easy. Josh and Chris were professional and courteous throughout my visit, and it was clear they take great care in what they do. The doctor was very professional and took the time to explain everything thoroughly, so I understood my treatment and felt confident about my care. It's rare to find an office where the whole team works together this well. I'm very happy with my visit and would gladly recommend Camellia Dentistry to family and friends. *Great experience at Camellia Dentistry! Nancy's customer service is amazing, Josh and Chris were very professional, and the doctor explained everything thoroughly. Highly recommend!*

    PLEASE READ: Do NOT believe these 5-star reviews. I genuinely don't know where they're coming from…read more I scheduled an appointment for a routine cleaning, X-rays, and to confirm whether I had a cavity on one wisdom tooth--something my previous dentist would typically complete in under an hour. Instead, the visit lasted approximately 2.5 hours. A significant amount of time was spent on X-rays and a very slow cleaning before I saw the dentist for only about 15 minutes. While the X-ray assistant and hygienist were professional and kind, the appointment felt unnecessarily drawn out. When I finally saw the dentist, the focus quickly shifted to recommending PRF with wisdom teeth removal, and additional treatments such as Invisalign and inlays that had never been suggested by any of my previous providers. My original question--whether I had a cavity--wasn't even clearly addressed until I asked directly, at which point I was told, "yes, but it's small," with minimal explanation. At checkout, I was informed that although my insurance would cover most of the wisdom tooth extractions, this office requires PRF at a cost of $729 PER TOOTH, completely out of pocket. When I explained that I did not want PRF because of the cost and asked to proceed with the extractions without it, I was told they would not perform them unless I paid for PRF. I ultimately went to an oral and maxillofacial surgeon for a second opinion and had my wisdom teeth removed there instead. After insurance, my total cost was only $400 for 3 wisdom teeth removal. I specifically asked the surgeon about PRF, and he told me that I absolutely did not need it for my case. That made my experience at this office even more concerning. To be clear, PRF may be appropriate or beneficial in certain cases. My issue is with an office requiring a costly elective add-on as a condition of performing an otherwise covered procedure, particularly when the specialist I subsequently saw did not believe it was necessary in my case. While the staff was courteous and the facility is modern, the inefficiency, lack of transparency, pressure toward additional treatments, and overall sales-driven approach left me extremely uncomfortable. I would strongly recommend getting a second opinion before agreeing to expensive treatment here.

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