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Cupertino Oral and Facial Surgery- Dr. Brian Lee - Reception Area

Cupertino Oral and Facial Surgery- Dr. Brian Lee

5.0(88 reviews)
1.2 km

Doctor was professional and thoughtful, made me feel calm and safe. Would highly recommendread more

I had two lower wisdom teeth removed by Dr. Lee, about 1 week apart. I highly recommend Dr. Lee…read more Here's the rundown: For lower wisdom teeth extraction, there is always the risk of nerve damage. Dr. Lee has a lot of experience when it comes to evaluating this risk, and he uses surgical techniques to avoid nerve damage. That is the #1 reason why I recommend Dr. Lee for lower wisdom teeth removal. Typically, your dentist will x-ray the tooth, evaluate it, and refer you to Dr. Lee. Ask your dentist to email the x-ray to Dr. Lee. For both of my wisdom teeth, the dentist x-ray was sufficient; Dr. Lee did not need to take additional pano x-rays to evaluate the situation. Very convenient, and it avoids radiation. If your wisdom tooth is an "easy extraction" and not impacted, go for local anesthesia (Novocaine) instead of IV sedation. Dr Lee is great at injecting Novocaine and NOT hitting a nerve. During the extraction, you will not feel pain; you only feel pressure. You can drive yourself to/from the clinic, and there are fewer limitations on eating/drinking beforehand. It's also cheaper than IV sedation. During the extraction, for the lower wisdom teeth, they may use a hammer and chisel to crack the tooth into pieces before pulling out the roots; that is a little unnerving, but not a big deal. Dr Lee is fast; he extracted each tooth in about 7 minutes. Dr. Lee has an assistant in the operating room who is highly skilled; that person does quite a bit of the work (the aforementioned hammer/chisel). It is freezing cold in the operating room. Wear thick pants and a long sleeve shirt. They have a blood pressure cuff constantly checking your blood pressure, so avoid thick fleece/sweaters. For lower wisdom teeth, you'll need to irrigate the socket after eating, for up to 6 weeks; not a big deal, just be aware of it.

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Fujimoto and Lee

Fujimoto and Lee

4.3(32 reviews)
2.5 km

I was so nervous to have my wisdom teeth out in my late 20's. I am also usually very reluctant to…read moreattend medical offices with all 5 star reviews (sometimes you show up and it's horrible) but was pleasantly surprised. First off, the staff is great. Every time I went in (initial consultation, pre-surgical run-through, appointment, follow-up). The best part is that they walk you through all the expenses and estimate how much you will pay out of pocket (I have Metlife and they covered a decent amount of the procedure). If you pay more than what insurance covers they refund you - this is what happened to me and they did indeed do a timely refund. I was given the option for intravenous or local anesthesia. Dr. Lee ensured I knew what I was signing up for and he was cautious given my petite frame. He explained the details and was very patient while I asked many questions. I went with the intravenous sedation and had a very pleasant experience. Thank you Dr. Lee and amazing staff for being so kind throughout this experience.

While Dr. Fujimoto is sweet and good at his job, the office staff is unbelievably rude and…read morecondescending. We called today for a simple inquiry and the lady who picked up our call, Carmen, had the most rude and hostile tone despite us maintaining our cool and calmness. It has made the experience of dealing with this practice so much worse than it has to be. Due to how awful that experience was I cannot recommend this practice in good faith while having such subpar customer service. If this attitude is maintained by the office staff it will not bode well for customer retention.

Kevin V Jeworski, DDS - Dr. Kevin Jeworski's office

Kevin V Jeworski, DDS

4.1(200 reviews)
3.5 km

An amazingly skilled practitioner. Charming personality. Office is a bit old-fashioned in decor,…read moreetc., but that does not matter to me.

Wisdom teeth removal from the doctor went well. Office staff was ok. Having trouble understanding…read morethe billing department though. ---- My in-network dentist referred me to this office for wisdom teeth removal. I made an appointment for a consultation in June. You likely will not be seen at the time you've booked as a lot of other appointments go over. Paid $100 for a CT scan on my consultation day, and got an estimated bill of charges for what they were gonna do. I was ok scheduling a bit earlier and paying a higher portion of the final charge while they waited for my insurance co-pays to be authorized. (Mistake! :'D) 2 weeks later, I get my procedure done with local anesthesia. Waited an 45 mins past my appointment time, but it went fairly quick when I was seen and wasn't too painful during and afterwards. Got instructions for aftercare and a follow up call from the doctor. It's been healing ok. Now as for the Billing Department.... 1 month after my procedure I get a copy of my EOB Authorization from my insurance. I'm reading it like ok cool I should have no existing balance, but the authorization date threw me off... it was submitted after my procedure instead of when I initially visited for the consultation? Then to my surprise, the office also sent me a bill showing that the copays I was authorized for... did not apply? Instead it showed a very low "insurance payment" and "write off." They were basically asking for me to pay the "remaining" full procedure amount 2 months after. I contacted billing and they said something along the lines of my insurance claim had a mistake and they were going to try to get them (my insurance) to revise it. OK... Sounds like that should be straightforward. Another month passes and I am billed the same amount from their office. Getting the same run around, so called my insurance directly and they are telling me the office got a payment for the claim in June...... And the codes match the procedures I had done...... So I am having a hard time understanding why I still have a high outstanding balance..... Insurance was a lot more helpful with trying to get it resolved, but :| getting conflicting information. Will update if they are still charging me this balance in the next few months, as I see other reviews seem to have a similar experience.

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Beech & Reid Oral & Dental Implant Surgery - The newest addition to the practice Dr. John Reid DMD.

Beech & Reid Oral & Dental Implant Surgery

4.5(155 reviews)
2.2 km

I am very happy with my experience at Beech&Reid Oral surgery. I have my extraction and implant…read moredone by Dr Reid. It was smooth sailing. I was done in less than an hour and nearly painless. The team was so nice and such a caring atmosphere. Perfect place to dental surgery.

UPDATE: Massive improvement today at my post-op checkup. Dr…read more Reid was wonderful, polite, attentive, and remembered my concerns etc. He asked me ahead of time about taking an anti-anxiety for my next implant. Cool. He informed me that he had to remove a very aggressive infection - so scary. I'm extra relieved and hope it's all gone. In March of 2020, I needed two emergency root canals during shelter in place. A head trauma had caused my [now extracted] molar and its neighboring crowned tooth [also newly extracted] to crack and infect. I am immensely relieved that Dr. Reid helped me-my head and jaw aches have been horrendous for 2 years (my dentist couldn't find any infections, so going to B&R was the logical next step to take). I assumed they were migraines and TMJ, but feared an infection. My teeth were relatively heathy until 10 years ago. Don't get me wrong, I wasn't a 'Crest Kid' or anything (old fart reference), but now it feels like the middle age damn has broken. Lol. I'm a friggin warrior with kidney and gallstones, c-sections... but teeth have always needed more TLC. This, coupled with bizarrely long recovery times, a need for extra anesthesia or novocaine, and a middle aged low pain threshold [especially for teeth], I have been very anxious about having any dental work the last decade. Overly nonchalant doctors scare me, and Dr. Reid's improved attentiveness felt like a godsend. Assistant Monica helped me with an early prep packet, and gave me info about what drug I would take (should I choose to have something for anxiety next time - yes!). She also took my X-rays, and very kindly made me a CD of them for me (upon request). Nichelle was as wonderful as always, and Mary was kind and helpful. My daughter was very impressed! The procedural assistant (Alicia) who got angry looked annoyed as she silently walked by (too egocentric to assume it's about my last interaction with her). It's for the best, as I'm still miffed about being berated like a child in front of an operating/procedure room full of adults. It was unprofessional in my book, and made far too personal than it needed to be (perhaps consider that I was scared and didn't do it on purpose?). I'm also trying to forgive myself over my part of it, obviously. Regardless, I saw an immense change in everyone else. Pain management remains to be seen after my next implant, but I'm extremely relieved after today's visit.

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Ryan Senft

Ryan Senft

4.8(99 reviews)
2.0 km
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As the result of being forced to go to a bad dentist as a kid, I have PTSD, panic attacks, and…read moregeneralized anxiety disorder. My bestie also had a horrible dentist as a kid. She suffers from severe Dental trauma and PTSD just like I do. When I told her my problem, she said Dr Senft DDS is fantastic at what he does. He is kind, patient, listens when she has concerns. She was right!! Dr Senft is kind, direct and is super transparent. He has prompt, efficient appointments *and* his shots are not that painful, super magical! Only be a 1,-3 on the pain scale. His office staff is very friendly, welcoming and there's lots of natural light. He and his staff are kind, respectful and accommodating. There's no smell of novocaine, no screaming, and he keeps a a great selection of mellow classic rock songs playing in the background every time I've been so far. Today was my second visit, and it was fantastic! Seriously, he fixed cavities in five of my teeth in just a few hours. And for a reasonable price! So already, this is shaping up to be pretty great! Dr. Senft himself is a genuinely kind dentist, knows very well what he is doing, and wants to help his patients not just collect a paycheck. He does not rush things, but he moves quickly, which tells me he knows exactly what he's doing. Two of the last dentists I saw told me I needed a crown on my front left incisor. I didn't understand why because it was just cracked. Dr Senft took one look at the tooth in question then asked , "Why do you need a crown? I can fix that for you today - t'll be fine.! He did an awesome job! And now I don't have to hide my smile when I do my sales job. This is great! I'm already feeling the change in earnings. I have major PTSD, Post traumatic stress disorder as well as Panic Attack and generalized anxiety disorder. The cause was mostl a *bad* dentist my mom forced me to go to as a kid. My childhood Dr (Dr Y for short) was *painful*, he stretched my lips until they bled because his fingers a were so big he could not work on my mouth without doing it. He also hurt my jaw on numerous occasions by forcing it open too far. His office reeked of novocaine. Dr Y's shots were an eight or nine on the pain scale and I screamed snd crird even though I do have a high pain tolerance. After a while my pediatric dentist started bringing me into a separate soundproof room so the other victims...aka patients couldn't hear me screaming. He also very securely strapped me into that chair although I have not and never will be a violent person nor ever hit anybody.. I don't think that's legal honestly but, that was in the 1980s When I turned 18 naturally I chose to go to different dentist. . For the last 38 years, whenever I have visited a dentist, my body goes into fight or flight (panic mode). I immediately soak with a large layer of sweat. I have literally soaked seven dentist chairs by this point (45/f now). I've had several dentists remark that they've never seen anything like it. Yeah, that pediatric dentist Dr Y tortured me. I've been bringing a large cotton towel to place on the dental chair to absorb my sweat. I almost always also have to change my clothes after my appointments too. Omg. Today was my second visit at Dr Semft's office and I barely sweated! This is huge. Based on poor advice of my mother, who said that getting an implant was easier than getting a crown, I chose to have my Rt incisor removed 5 years ago and an implant put in its place. Big mistake. The guy was a well-known very experienced oral surgeon, he removed my tooth wonderfully, but he did not pack the bone enough in my jaw. He did apologize to me. When I came back, he said he would have to reopen my jaw, pack more bone in there, then let it heal, and then he can finally place the post. I was just not okay with that. Dr Senft said that he would be as painless and as efficient as possible, and I believe him. 10/10. I almost hate to write this review because I'm afraid that now his calendar will be more booked, but he deserves our full props. And you deserve a kind dentist who will treat you well. Thanks again Dr Senft!! I'll be back!

The Dentist told me that my rear crown was old and rotting away in my mouth!…read moreYUCK! So we set up an appt and that was today. It took about two hours to do the whole job and it was awesome. Ryan is an artist as well as a dentist. he made my new crown right there in the office in about 45 minutes. it is so beautiful that i asked if i could take a picture of it. I am hone right now and my appt was 7 hours ago. i feel great with no pain. Thank You for the Great service and see you in 6 months.

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Ryan Senft - Dr. Senft's one visit, in house crown making computer called CEREC. Dr. Senft has made over 2,500 of these beautiful porcelain restorations.

Dr. Senft's one visit, in house crown making computer called CEREC. Dr. Senft has made over 2,500 of these beautiful porcelain restorations.

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