Always professional and efficient wouldn't go anywhere else, been coming here for five years…read more Service is always second to none.

I've had my dental work done here for about 5 years. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The…read moredentist is kind and patient. Both of the dental techs have been really helpful and supportive through the process.

I had a post-op appointment scheduled that I needed to reschedule due to a work conflict. I had…read morealready missed work once for a consultation that lasted only about five minutes, so I called hoping to find another appointment time that would work with my schedule. Unfortunately, the first staff member I spoke with was extremely rude and unwilling to help. When I explained my situation and asked about rescheduling, she abruptly told me the provider was booked until July and seemed bothered by my request. After I expressed my frustration with her lack of customer service, she hung up on me. I called back and spoke with someone else who was much more polite and professional, but unfortunately they were unable to offer any solutions. While I understand scheduling limitations, there is no excuse for being disrespectful to patients who are simply trying to coordinate necessary follow-up care. The interaction left me disappointed and frustrated with the office's customer service. Please book somewhere else where your time and money are valued.

Complete waste of your time. Horrible experience Too…read morecrowded! Despite having insurance they charge you for everything but do not disclose any of that until you get there. After two phone calls they assured me my insurance covered the consultation and once there they started charging me for everything. Consultation is free elsewhere but here its free until you enter the office. Not honest. I walked out after 1.5 hr wait.

I was in a horrible accident and for about 2 of those months my face and jaw kept swelling. I went…read moreto several specialists and no one knew what was wrong with me until I went to Dr. Swanson. As soon as he saw me he knew I needed my jaw reattached. He assured me he can help and immediately scheduled me for surgery. The office staff in both offices have been very attentive to my needs. Brenda is a rockstar and has the best communication. Dr. Swanson and his team shed light during a dark time in my life. My jaw is reattached and I couldn't be more thankful!

$1625 to get all 4 wisdom teeth extracted, ouch! Every time I went in to the office I felt like…read moreonce I saw the doctor they were rushing to get me out of there and see the next patient. After waiting for 20 minutes Dr. Glyman looked at my teeth and said all 4 would be easy then he lead me out so I could make my appointment with Mina (I think that's her name). He did not explain anything about the procedure, Mina was definitely the most helpful and charismatic. I was very nervous for my surgery since I had never been on general anesthesia and Mina was kinda enough to easy my nerves. She also did a really good job at rescheduling me last minute since I had to cancel. The day of surgery I had to wait almost an hour to be seen. Dr. Swanson was nice and he made small talk before I knocked out, I remember him pulling on 2 of my teeth and being a little bit uncomfortable. It was all very fast and I felt they were rushing, no one explained to me what they were doing or how it would take place... Post surgery was very smooth and I was not in much pain, just discomfort. Mina called by the end of the day to check on me, thank you! For the price I expected more professionalism and not just one more patient they needed to see to cash my check. Guess that's how it is in America. The office is kind of hard to find

While Italy and the world explodes in coronavirus fever, Broadway goes dark, lights on the Vegas…read morestrip dim and we wallow in thoughts of life-and-death, oral and maxillofacial surgeon, Dr. Mark Glyman, risks his life and that of his amazing staff, to stay open during a pandemic for patients at Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Associates of Nevada. Dr. Glyman, has been a surgical magician for my twin teenagers with autism, and respectfully, I won't give away the tricks of his trade. I will say, that immediately after the operation of one twin, Dr. Glyman reached out in the waiting area of Southern Hills Hospital, with an update. He speaks fast, but with a kind of subdued magic that is warm, controlled and exquisite, the sort of thing you get from a good string trio. While Dr. Glyman updates me on the success of my son's surgery, I watch the screen behind his head roll with 14 more patients. I think, wow, unusual to take such time with a PARENT of his patient. I ask him, "Are you a workaholic?" Dr. Glyman proceeds to tell me that he has never taken a sick day in his life. He even worked after he smashed his face in a ski accident. Talk about dedication and the best part is...my sons with autism trust and adore him. Dr. Glyman understands special need idiosyncrasies in a way many doctors do not -- the reason my sons nicknamed his Saint Mark. He even gave an opinion about small cavities in one kid's mouth -- way above and beyond his role as a surgeon. Dr. Mark Glyman's board-certified surgical skill and deep care for his patients are molded into that high form we call genius. Lucky for us, Saint Mark has dropped down into our mortal world like a shooting star. He is always there, unchanged, waiting to care for you, as is his stellar staff. The icing on the cake is that Saint Mark's skilled hands flew off the books at Harvard Medical School and UCLA Dental School and his wings landed him in a residency for general and maxillofacial surgery at Boston's infamous Massachusetts General Hospital. That explains all the initials after his name...MD, DDS, FACS. What more could you ask for in a surgeon? -Blessed Mom of Twins with Autism

It all started when a dentist at Absolute Dental in Las Vegas Nevada told me that the pain I was…read morefeeling was due to a cracked and infected molar (i.e., number 31). Furthermore, I was told that the only practical remedy was to have it removed. I made an appointment to see their oral surgeon (Dr. Kim). Before being discharged, I was prescribed ibuprofen and amoxicillin. When I returned for my appointment with Dr. Kim, he refused to perform the procedure. I was perplexed. Whatever reservations he had were never quite clear to me. Instead, I was referred to Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Associates of Nevada; where I managed to secure a consultation with Dr. Eric Swanson. During the initial consultation, I found Dr. Swanson to be congenial. Combined with his Harvard credentials, I felt as though I was in good hands. Regarding his plan, he told me he would anesthetize the area with a local injection of Novocain. I was surprised and relieved. Based on the histrionics I witnessed from the referring surgeon at Absolute Dental, I was expecting something more complicated. When I mentioned that I take a blood thinner, Dr. Swanson said that he might suture the wound to facilitate healing. The tooth in question had a gold crown, which he promised to preserve. Finally, he advised me to start taking an antibiotic several days prior to the procedure. On the day of the procedure, Dr. Swanson dispensed with the preliminary application of a topical anesthetic. Instead, he went straight for the needle. That didn't bother me, because I have always believed that if you can endure those dreaded moments, the worst is over. Then, he and his two assistants left the room, promising to return in about five minutes. There is no hurry, I thought to myself. I wanted the Novocain to have enough time to take effect. When the team returned, they took up positions around my chair. Dr. Swanson said that he would be behind me. At this point, Dr. Swanson still had not made any effort to ensure that I was sufficiently numb. He never did. Instead, he inserted a bite block. I figured this was it. I took a deep breath and closed my eyes. The first thirty to forty-five seconds went well. Although there was a modicum of discomfort, it was manageable. Unfortunately, that didn't last! Seconds later, I was crying out in pain! In retrospect, my guess is that the doctor had finished pulling the crown and was digging in my jaw for remnants of the root. With each thrust of the implement, I let out a scream! What I couldn't comprehend was the fact that, despite my obvious distress, he wouldn't stop! It might have been a good time for him to pause and reconsider his protocol. Perhaps administering more Novocain was warranted. Eventually, the doctor asked me whether I was doing okay. I tried to respond, but I still had the bite block in my mouth and could only howl incoherently. Oddly, he did not remove the block so that I could speak clearly. Instead, the torture continued for several more minutes before he announced that the operation was done. In the 7+ decades I have been on this earth, I have had several teeth pulled. I have never felt pain. In fact, I seldom felt anything! This was the most traumatic encounter in a doctor's office that I've ever had. Typically, my practitioners have always ensured that I was sufficiently anesthetized before proceeding. Dr. Swanson did not. Even after he discovered that the anesthesia was not effective, he did nothing to remediate the situation. I'm not sure what compelled him, but his actions were unconscionable. Why he thought it was appropriate to proceed, despite my obvious distress is inexplicable. One might wonder why I didn't offer more resistance. Why didn't I make a greater effort to halt the proceedings? Well, the fact of the matter is that I am disabled. The neurological disorder that I have affects my motor control. Consequently, I require assistance when walking and find it difficult using my hands effectively. Although I was not physically restrained, I felt trapped. I feared that any sudden movement could risk injury. Attempting to grab the doctor's arm while he had unknown implements in my mouth could have been disastrous. There seemed to be no avenue of escape. I use a walker to walk and maintain balance. If I had tried getting out of the chair, I would have ended up on the floor. The doctor had already ignored obvious indications that I was in distress. I was at their mercy and out of options. I feel that the doctor's performance fell short of a reasonable standard of care; resulting in the infliction of undue pain and suffering. In good conscience, I cannot recommend Dr. Swanson.

Best oral surgeon in town! So attentive and I completely trust Dr Daccache with my boys. My son got…read morehis 4 wisdom taken out and healed up perfectly.

My dentist at Sunset Ortho had referred me to Dr Daccache for my last wisdom tooth removal. At the…read moretime I didn't know Dr Daccache and thought it was tedious to refer to a different dentist further away from my house. But after meeting Dr Daccache, my perception changed. Dr Daccache was extremely nice and patient with me for the procedure. He walked me through the process and was so quick and thorough. Before I knew it, he had already gotten my tooth out. I've gotten my other wisdom teeth removed before but never experienced such a smooth and painless procedure. Thank you, Dr Daccache :)

Horrible terrible place , rip off city. Came in few weeks ago they charged me over $800 for a tooth…read moreextraction , I had to do it since I was so much pain. extractions all over are from $89 to $150. since I didn't have insurance they ripped me off. I went yesterday because the cap on the tooth they worked on fell off. I was going on vacation so I asked them to glue it back on so I don't get any bacteria infiltrated during my trip. The ripped off dentist said that the base is loose and want me to see the orthodontic and redo the whole tooth for thousands of dollars. Went to another dentist down the street, they told me that my tooth was not loose and they cap it for little money and confirmed that nothing wrong with it. DO NOT GO THERE , BUNCH OF THIEVES and CON ARTISTS, PEACE

Absolute dental are a total scam.. You go to one of their…read morelocations and they will recommends you to see an "specialist" of theirs .You'll drive far away from your home and see their "specialist" just to repeat to you and tell you what the Other Idiot "dentist" you visit weeks before and then they will tell you to go back to see the same Idiot dentist guy , just before you'll have too Pay for the visit. wow. Be Aware of these Dental Scammers & Still trying to scam you for more money out of you..

I've been a loyal patient for years, and my recent experience with Dr.Tsang truly exemplifies his…read moreand his staffs exceptional service. Facing the challenge of a healing implant. Dr.Tsang went above and beyond by creating a temporary crown so that my smile would look great on my wedding day. And the accommodated me the day before a holiday. This dedication to patient care is why I trust them with my dental health. Highly recommend! Thank you for your outstanding service Russel Dental!

Dr. Tsang is an amazing dentist. He, and his entire staff will make you feel like "family". Dr…read more Tsang goes above and beyond making sure you'll have the best dental care possible. Not only is he highly qualified in his field, but he has a gentle, reassuring, calming personality that has never failed to put our minds at ease. I used to be somewhat apprehensive going to the dentist, but not anymore. He's the best!

Good dentist and very professional. Not a long wait time at all. The dentist cleaned my son's teeth…read moreon his first visit and explained everything that needed to be done. We scheduled a quick appointment to get his fillings done and received excellent care again. I'm happy I found this dentist.

well A+ Started well did exam X-rays told me I need 9 teeth extracted from top which I say yes…read morelet's do it cause I've been to ER 7 times since march this year cause my teeth broke and bleeding and causing issues with stomach and heart, they say call in week to see if your insurance approves surgery... well A+ lied they sent a approval for another exam at Absolute Dental which A+ Dental didn't send papers or approval to Absolute nor give me approval number, so I've been on the phone for the last hour and a half getting the approval myself and now I gotta wait til November 17th for another exam like what the actual fuck is going on.... I need my teeth removed asap it's effecting my life and health and it's an emergency. shame on you so called people

Great customer service and quality work Had all my teeth…read morepulled and top and bottom implants put in Long process bone grafting, implants and lot of implant adjustments and X-rays all done for one set price 33000. Sounds like a lot til all the other implants company's are asking for 50000-80000 for the same work. Came out great but took 10 months to be totally done. Great work and happy with results

Great experience with Bionic Smile. Went with them because that is all they do. It seemed like…read morethe local dentists that did implants did a few a month, I wanted someone that focused on just implants. Pricing was important but secondary and were well over 1/2 of what smaller practices were charging. They have their system down to a science. Love my new smile and Highly recommend!

During this pandemic times, I feel very safe coming here for treatments. This office has a very…read moregood cleaning protocol. The staff is friendly, Dr. Huang is great. Very upfront and informative with what to expect with my tooth implant procedure. Very painless. Highly recommend!

My tooth fell out by it self during a cleaning visit. And they billed my insurance almost $300 for…read more"surgical removal of a tooth ". When it fell out by it self. Because of that I didn't show up for my next cleaning and guess what? They charge me $200 for not showing up when I did not confirm my next cleaning. Be careful... they are just trying to make the most money out of you and your insurance.