Dr. Jacobs is an excellent oral surgeon. From the consultation through the follow-up, he and the…read morestaff were professional, thorough, and attentive. The procedure was explained clearly, the surgery went very smoothly, and recovery was faster than I expected. The staff was also outstanding--friendly, organized, and supportive throughout the process. I would confidently recommend Dr. Jacobs to anyone in need of oral surgery.

After my bad experience at Greater Ventura Oral Surgery, I am so GLAD to come here!!…read more Upon entering the office, I was greeted by friendly staff. As I waited, they kept me informed how much longer I had to wait (which wasn't long). When I got to the examination room, the dentist came in immediately introduced himself and shook my hand. He was incredibly friendly, professional, and took his TIME to answer all my questions. I was so at ease with how he treated me! I had no qualms about trusting him and what he was saying. I would HIGHLY recommend coming here!!

Great staff. Dr was kind and caring, highly knowledgeable…read morein his practice . Recently I was referred to another practice. They were nice and knowledgeable but I did not have the same confidence as I did with Dr.Zarrinkelk. (The busy office I'm at now has still not reported to me about the results of my biopsy .... Maybe tomorrow. (13 working days so far.) I will call them if I don't hear from them. Next time I will request Dr.Z.

I am very disappointed with the approach and professionalism Dr. Zarenkelk exhibited towards me and…read moremy daughter. My daughter and son got their wisdom teeth, pulled appropriately six weeks ago. My son had a smooth transition after the surgery and never needed to return to Dr. Zarenkelk's office. My daughter on the hand had issues because one of her wisdom teeth was attached to her nasal cavity. She was in tremendous pain and new symptoms arise throughout. Therefore, we needed to return on three occasions. Every time we returned to see him he appeared, bothered and dismissed her pain at one point she was on a field trip in San Diego with her school and liquid started coming out from her wisdom teeth. I obviously was concerned I called the office and the office manager and the aide told me at espérate times that Dr. Zarenkelk gave instructions that my daughter, a minor should look for a oral surgeon in San Diego or she should go to the emergency room. I told them that she was on a field trip and reiterated that she's a minor and how did they expect her to do that? I said that she would be back by 6 PM and asked if there was any way that he could see her and make an exception in his office since her school was literally up the street, but they said he couldn't. I asked to speak with him directly . When he returned my call he said that he wasn't worried about it that she didn't have to go to the emergency room when I question why he gave those instructions to the office manager and the aid he disregarded it. He said the emergency room couldn't do anything for her anyway and they would refer her back to him. When he saw her, he said she was fine. Even though she continued to have pain. He just said she was on the mend all while my daughter continued to be in pain. The last time that we went to go see him he was very curt and appeared to be bothered that he had to see us again. He took a quick look in my daughters mouth and again stated that all the symptoms that she was feeling were normal. This is six weeks after the surgery she told him she had pain in her teeth, her cheek and in her nasal area. To the point where she could feel her heart beat pounding. He said that it probably wasn't related to the wisdom teeth and instructed us to go see her primary doctor. I questioned this and stated why if she didn't have these symptoms prior to getting her wisdom tooth extracted. He replied that it was unrelated. I then asked if her teeth continue to hurt when she should come back and see him. He looked bothered, and said one month or two, but she really should go see her primary because this is probably not related to her wisdom teeth. He demonstrated zero empathy towards her pain. He showed zero concern for the fact that she's still hurting. It was clear to me that he was bothered that we have had to return numerous times because more symptoms arose and the old symptoms had not cleared. I would not recommend this doctor at all, especially if they have issues. Don't expect him to show any concern or empathy towards your child.

I've decided to updated my review! After going back in for some help with the after care of my…read morewisdom teeth! It's nice to know the staff wants to make sure they are reaching our needs. Jenny was great and helpful. I had to call multiple times and each time staff was attentive to the phone for me. Gwen at the front desk was friendly and kind. Lauren/ Laura was very sweet and easy to work with as well. Before my surgery Janae let me know what was going on and helped me. Dr. Siavash is extremely gentle throughout the whole process. Great place! :) Thank you Dr. Siavash and staff :)!

May God help you if you ever need treatment from Dr. Siavash. My experience with him was…read morefrustrating and deeply disappointing, marked by substandard care, poor communication, and a complete disregard for a treatment plan that should have ensured a proper recovery with relative ease. Had he done what the ER doctor initially recommended when assessing my fractured mandible, I wouldn't be dealing with the complications I now face. On December 16, 2024, I suffered a fractured mandible and was initially treated at Saint John's Pleasant Valley Hospital. The ER physician diagnosed it as a clean break and informed me that it should have been easily corrected with an open reduction procedure. When I consulted Dr. Siavash on December 26, 2024, he ignored the recommended approach, instead describing my injury as "shattered"--a completely different diagnosis than what the ER physician had told me. For reasons I cannot comprehend, Dr. Siavash was completely against performing the open reduction procedure, even though it was the clear, logical, and medically sound approach to correcting my injury. Instead, he **wired my jaws together for four weeks**, ignoring the need to properly set the mandible at the fracture site. This decision led to predictable complications, including malunion and malocclusion--complications that should never have happened if he had followed a standard surgical approach. His consultation lasted only 8-12 minutes after I waited over two hours in the examination room to see him. Given the seriousness of my injury, I expected thorough attention and care, yet I received rushed, dismissive treatment. Even more shockingly, when I asked if he wanted my dental records before the operation, he dismissed the idea entirely and instead asked me to "just send a picture of me smiling." How does a trained maxillofacial surgeon ignore critical records and opt for a casual photo instead? This is jaw surgery, not a cosmetic consultation. Adding to my frustration, Dr. Siavash was the only option available to me through Ventura County Health Care Plan (VCHCP), meaning I had no opportunity to seek a second opinion within the network. Later, another surgeon's office informed me that Dr. Siavash doesn't even treat trauma-related injuries, raising serious concerns about why he was entrusted with my case in the first place. Because of his poorly executed treatment plan, I am now accruing additional billing expenses from VCHCP as I seek proper treatment to correct the avoidable damage his surgical approach caused. His refusal to perform the correct procedure resulted in lasting complications that never should have occurred. His negligence and unwillingness to follow the standard, medically recommended approach call into question his competency as a maxillofacial surgeon. The errors he made were not minor--they were completely avoidable, predictable, and unacceptable for a specialist in his field. No patient should ever have to endure such carelessness and disregard for their well-being. Dr. Siavash had every opportunity to fix my jaw correctly, and he failed. Instead of following the standard procedure, he ignored the best approach and left me with permanent complications. To put it simply, in golfer's terms, he had an easy putt to make, and he tried to sink it with a nine iron. At this point, I want my treatment to be managed by a different physician--one who understands the importance of proper jaw function and precision in surgical care. Given my experience, I firmly believe that Dr. Siavash should no longer be considered a trusted maxillofacial specialist within the Ventura County Health Care Plan (VCHCP). If you need a surgeon who prioritizes precision, thoroughness, and patient outcomes, I strongly urge you to seek an alternative specialist. Do not trust him with your care. He blew it and I am paying the price for his negligence, or worse.

The office staff works so well together. They are great communicators, organized and care. Whoever…read moremanages and trains them does an excellent job! I rarely see offices give this much attention and kindness to their clients. The periodontist was so kind, informative and made me feel comfortable. Would recommend!

I've been going to Dr Wong for many years. I've had two implants. Plus many years of Teeth…read moreCleanings The office staff is super in tune. Bianca, Cynthia, Nataly and Candis. Always making sure you never miss or forget an appointment

I was referred here by my dentist. I made an appointment and I showed up 10 mins early (just to do…read moreany last minute paperwork, etc) - since I was a new patient. One thing I noticed when I entered the building, was the noticeable stench of urine. (The office is right next to the bathrooms). I was asked to sit, and I sat there for 25 mins PAST my appointment time. No one spoke to me, no one advised me how much longer it would take. I finally got up and asked how much longer it was going to be. The 3 staff members looked clueless, and simply said the Dr. was in surgery and sometimes it runs long. I sat back down, and coincidentally, I was called up within minutes to be escorted to a treatment room. The nurse there was friendly, however, the dentist was NOT. He came in, didn't offer to shake hands, or introduce himself. He mumbled his last name, and sat down. As I explained my situation to him, he simply just stared at me - he looked annoyed. After I was done, he got up and said I needed a CT scan, and he left. I was shocked how unfriendly he was. Every dentist I've ever been to understands the importance of customer service! Especially for a new patient. I didn't like how I was treated, so I got up and left. He might have been the best dentist in the county, but he needs to work on his personal skills. I would definitely NOT recommend.

The customer service is always great, they greet you as soon as you walk in, with a warm smile…read more Great quality of care and the doctors are warm and polite while being gentle. The entire team always makes it an easy visit. Thank you

Dr. Morissette and staff are amazing…read more I was grateful to have been sent to Dr. Morissette by my endodontist who was performing a root canal when she realized the tooth was not salvageable. She called Dr.Morissette and they got me in the next morning to remove the tooth. The staff was welcoming and sympathetic to my situation. I was scared because I have never experienced anything beyond a cavity. Dr.Morrissette explained everything to me, if I didn't understand something he was kind and simply went over the procedure again. He removed the tooth that morning without any complications. During our visit I noticed he also did cosmetic procedure's. I prompted an interest in Botox, fillers. and peels. Again without hesitation he gave his opinion on things that may help brighten up my features. In no way did I ever feel him pushing me into anything, in fact it was quite the opposite. I did end up doing a TCA peel Botox and had my lips done. I could not be happier with the outcome of everything. Dr. Morrissette has a lot of energy and is confident with his skill. Some may misinterpret this but I assure you he is very good at what he does and that is what matters to me. Andrea R.

I needed an extraction on an emergency basis, and Dr. Morrissette was wonderful. He wasted no time…read morein getting it done, and the next day I'm hardly in any pain from the difficult extraction. I'd heartily recommend him.

This is genuinely the best practice I've ever been to. The office staff is super friendly and…read morehelpful, and the doctor is extremely knowledgeable. When examining my teeth, he was thorough and I never felt like he was trying to rush me out. 10/10 recommend this practice and I will be coming back.

Giselle & Dr. Esfandiari are very easy to work with, and very good people. They take care of their…read morepatients no matter the circumstances.

Dr. Wallace is very kind, knowledgeable, and his office is lovely. I always have anxiety about…read moregoing to the dentist, and he makes it easy!

5 stars! The best dentist I've ever experienced (and I'm 72!) Dr Matt Wallace, his assistant…read moreLizbeth and the office staff are all so welcoming, professional & efficient. The atmosphere is fresh, bright and beautiful. SPOTLESSLY CLEAN - which is key for me - with the very latest hi-tech equipment. I had a crown fitted and a tooth rebuild was necessary. Dr. Matt was incredibly quick, relaxed & friendly. Whatever dental work you need, make sure you call Surfside Dental FIRST!!!