Just had a root plane and scale procedure. I will never go to a different dentist. He and ALL his…read morestaff are amazing and extremely professional. My hygienist was top notch for sure. Seriously, they are the best!

I have reduced saliva production as a result of brain surgery 20 years ago. It had a profoundly…read morenegative impact on my teeth, the result being that I faced having either upper and lower conventional dentures or implants and upper and lower permanent dentures. After consulting with a couple of implant specialists and general dentists, I met with Michael Sonick, whose reputation as one of this country's top implant specialists I was aware of. From initial consultation to the surgeries where my teeth (such as they were) were removed and the implants placed to the follow up visits, he was meticulous, supportive, and always available via his cell number. His office staff, dental assistants, and hygienists were terrific. It's a long process to get this done correctly, but well worth the time. I never thought to review a dentist on Yelp. While I'd prefer a restaurant every time over a visit to the dentist, I'm delighted with my choice of practitioners. There's nobody better. 10 Stars!

I am updating my review for two reasons: I wanted to amend the name of my hygienist and I just had…read moredental implant for the first time. The name of my most capable hygienist is Sandi, not Cindy. Unkowingly I have been call her by the wrong name all these years. Sandi is very dexterous and thorough in cleaning my teeth. She is so experienced that she knows all about my teeth in and out. I know that I am in good hands caring for my teeth. You must ask for Sandi if you need to clean your teeth. As for Dr. Wasserlauf, I just had a tooth implant, for the first time under his care. He was amazing! While he was working on my tooth, I did not feel what was going on in my mouth. He prescribed pain medicine for me but I did not need it since there was no pain in my mouth after the surgery. Dr. Wasserlauf restored all my teeth to good condition that were very badly looked after by a dentist when I lived in Hong Kong. Without Dr' Wasserlauf's care I would have been wearing dentures at a young age. Dr. Wasserlauf is capable, conscientious and caring beyond monetary gain. Do not hesitate to visit Dr. Wasserlauf and/or Sandi for dental care. They are the best!

Dr. wasserlauf is absolutely amazing. I had to have a tooth extracted that was infected . I was a…read morenew patient and he saw me same day . He is so gentle and was so kind . I was petrified and he put me at such ease . I can not recommend this office enough . The staff is just as exceptional as the dentist . It's such a rare thing to find a dentist I trust and feel comfortable with but they are the Diamond in the rough!!! Wish he was a general dentist because he would be mine . The doctor even called me the evening I got my tooth extracted to check in on me . You don't find doctors left alone dentists that have such compassion. They truly care about everyone that walks in the office and are not money hungry like most . Do yourself a favor and go see Dr.Wasserlauf you can thank me later

Sasha helped me during my dental emergency. I went to a dentist for a minor composite repair on my…read morebicuspid tooth (I had a pegged lateral) and he took out the grinder and cut my tooth in half! I was devastated and defeated. Now my front tooth was cutting into my lip when a chewed. I went to Sasha Drexler and she took the time to repair it as best as she could. I was appreciate all she did along with her staff. My ordeal was emotionally traumatic, Sasha used her time and talents to bring back my smile.

Excellent dentist and team. I felt immediately comfortable with Dr. Drexler and her team. She…read moreexplained what I needed and set about devising a plan of action. Very please do have her as my dentist.

Dr. Minsung Yoon, DDS MS is a highly skilled professional. I receive excellent care in his…read morepractice. -Bruce H

I went to Evergreen Family Dental for the first time this month and I have to say it was the best…read moreexperience I have ever had at the dentist. It is also the nicest dentist office (or any doctors office for that matter) that I have ever been in. Everyone from the front desk to the dentist was professional and kind. I recommend highly for anyone looking for a great dentist.

Excellent thoughtful care with clear explanation of procedure and treatment options. As a physician…read moremyself I highly recommend Dr Finkle and her staff

I have been going to Fairfield Dental Associates for 20 years. Katherine Finkel is a great dentist…read more She is very professional, caring and has always made me feel comfortable I was in the best hands. Bianca and everyone else who works there all have the same professional attitude and friendly nature. Thanks for doing such a great job.

These people are absolute hacks. They gave my stepdaughter a partial with points between the teeth…read morethat were sharp and painful, a metal bar across one of the teeth that ripped a tooth off, gum replacements that didn't match the color of her gums and that didn't even fit right and the actual partial didn't fit right. She had to pull it out with such force that all of her teeth hurt. STAY AWAY FROM THESE PEOPLE. THIS IS A HACK DENTIST.

In the beginning of August 2025, I went to get a dental cleaning at Dental Associates. The dental…read morehygienist's hand was very shaky and she appeared to be fresh out of school. After the cleaning was done, the front-desk guy told me that I had some cavities and potential for cavities and some fillings needed to be done. He never pointed to the exact teeth on the Xray. Mind you, an office administrator suggested this work to be done, not a dentist. I shrugged it off because I was suspicious of his intentions. I regret not listening to my intuition. Three and a half months later, I felt some sensitivity on one of the pre-molar teeth on the right while brushing my teeth. So I thought "ok maybe that's why he wanted to do fillings on that side." I proceeded to book an appointment to come a few days thereafter to do the fillings. Before they did anything on me, they did an Xray to see if there's anything wrong with the tooth where I felt sensitivity brushing. They looked at the Xray and said there's nothing wrong there. I should've left the office at that moment, but I thought "ok, well they did the Xray and told me there's nothing wrong with that tooth and I've gotten fillings done elsewhere years ago and it was painless so ok, why not do the fillings they suggested?" I was trying to get more information on the particular teeth that they wanted to do fillings on but they never provided any Xray or any teeth numbers. I made the worst decision of my life and decided to proceed ahead with the fillings. Oh boy am I paying the price for that mistake. Dental Associates did not have me sign anything that day to approve of the procedure. After they completed the fillings and before I left their office and before I even put anything in my mouth to know if the procedure went well or not, the male front-desk male employee, who I assume to be an office administrator or the practice's salesperson, told me that "this is only the first step," and "maybe later we will have to do a root canal." For the second time, he was recommending procedures to be done on me without showing me any Xrays or photos. How would he know that I needed a root canal? I should've asked him that question then, but I did not because I placed my faith in these medical professionals. As soon as I got out to my car and drank water, I had cold sensitivity on the right side of my mouth on one of the top two teeth that they filled. I'm still trying to fix the problems caused by this office. A few weeks later, I went to another dentist because I obviously lost all faith in Dental Associates after playing the events back in my head. The other dentist told me that they were teeth #3, #4, and #30 where Dental Associates did their fillings. Tooth #4 went well, but tooth #3's filling broke off. Tooth #30 had a chip which wasn't there before - this was presumably caused by the dentist at Dental Associates when she was trying to shave off the filling to make the bite even. My front teeth are feeling sensitivity to the cold as well. I'm not even sure if Dental Associates worked on these front teeth without informing me, because I was under anesthesia and had my eyes closed. It's just bizarre that they all became sensitive around the same time. Right now, the entire right side of my mouth is not feeling well and as mentioned, I'm still in the process of fixing the damage done. With the evidence presented from my experience, it appears that DAG recommended unnecessary procedures for me.

I love the office. There so welcoming and kind. So are the…read more hygienists. I love Dr. Gabby to. I love coming to there office every 6 months. Best dentist office ever also the nicest one. 5/5

Care was so-so. The review is for not giving me my patient files (as requested), billing me one and…read moretwo years later for standard office visit type work, when I always ALWAYS pay. I left his practice looking for better care over a year ago. His work was meh, not superior, just okay.

Dr. Gottlieb has "gentle hands", as my regular dentist aptly described, and is not only gentle but…read moretremendously careful. His work involved an elaborate exercise in essential "cosmetic" work with my front teeth and the results are spectacular. I recommend him - and the work he has done for me - highly, without reservation.