My 12 year old daughter had all 4 of her wisdom teeth out the Friday before Thanksgiving. During…read morethe consultation a few weeks prior, Dr. McMurray and his staff reviewed the x-rays with us, reviewed pharmacy information, and the Dr. explained how the procedure would go and what to expect afterwards. After meeting with the Dr. the assistant gave us copies of the prescriptions that they e-prescribed to our kaiser pharmacy and gave us a couple medications to help my daughter be more relaxed prior to the procedure. The Sunday after the procedure to see how my daughter was healing. After her being in pain still a week and a half later, I e-mailed Dr. McMurray one evening to let him know how her healing was going and her pain level. He e-mailed me back early the next morning letting me know it sounds like she is healing but sometimes the pain lingers for some patients longer than others and that if she still continued to have pain by the end of the week he'd want to see her in clinic for a follow-up. Just as soon as I e-mail the doc, a few days later amazingly my daughter's pain disappears (insert sarcasm here). Dr. McMurray was great and available whenever I needed him or a member of his staff. I would definitely recommend him.

About 6 years ago I was referred to DR McMurray by my dentist. I had an abscessed wisdom tooth that…read morereally hurt and I was scared! I was in my late 50's and still had all my wisdoms. He extracted the bad one and everything went really well! Since then he has extracted the rest of my wisdoms , extracted my daughters impacted wisdoms and did dental implant surgery for me! His staff has been very professional and have explained everything in detail. I feel very comfortable recommending DR McMurray to anyone.

I needed an emergency crown due to a cracked tooth; as my regular dentist was too far away for me…read moreto do the temporary and the final crown on separate days. A dear friend recommended me to Dr. Sholer because he can do a crown in one day. The fact that he's just a few minutes from my house is a bonus. I appreciated dr. sholar's team moving fast and squeezing me in when I was on my to a trip. When I said I was willing to take cancellations, they got me in even faster. The next day, I was surprised at how naturl the crown felt, and how little pain I had. I didn't need more than a couple of advil the day of the procedure. Dr. Sholer is cautious and thorough; exactly what you want in a dentist. I was with my previous dentist for over 20 years; but I am extraordinarily grateful I received the quality care that I did from Dr. Sholer.

For me today was a regular trip to the dentist office (where I got mad props for brushing and…read moreflossing!!) woot! But for my two year-old son, it was his first time ever seeing a dental chair. Doctor Scholer's office is a friendly kind loving place where our family has gone for dental care for well over 10 years. Today we had the opportunity to bring our two year-old so that he could get acclimated to the experience and I have to say, our two-year-old does not warm up to people very quickly. He was friends with everyone in Doctor Scholer's office from the minute we walked in the door! From our favorite reception peeps to our favorite dental hygienist (she sees our whole family even granny) to Doctor Scholer himself. Our son was saying hi and given high-fives and just enjoying his whole time at the dentist today! AMAZING! We plan on taking him to a few more appointments to acclimate him to the experience, but I'm sure after today it will be a lot easier to get a two year-old to brush his teeth. -that toy chest and red toothbrush sealed the deal! Thanks so much to Doctor Scholer and his team for all they do and being so supportive to our family over the years. I can't recommend Dr. Jeff Scholers practice enough!!

My dentist referred me to the Follmar practice for a biopsy. I was pretty freaked out about the…read morepossibility of cancer. Dr. Alicia Follmar Wang did an examination and quickly assured me there was no need for a biopsy. She and her assistant were very nice. Went back a month later for a follow up and once again she said there was nothing to be concerned about and gave me a big smile. If I ever need an oral surgeon again, I will definitely go to her. I do wish the front desk staff was a little more patient and friendlier. They were nice on the phone, but not so much in person.

I was told by my dentist I needed a wisdom tooth extracted and as someone with severe anxiety about…read moredentists I was petrified. I went to another practice and they said that I would likely need to be put under and recovery would be at least a week. I asked about laughing gas and they said no one uses that anymore. I then called Dr. Follmar's office and they got me in very quickly. I thought I was going for a consult but Dr. Follmar said I can do this for you today in 5 minutes without pain. I was shocked at the difference in info. I agreed and he did the procedure with laughing gas and it was not painful minus a tiny pinch for the numbing shot. I literally couldn't believe it went so fast and recovery (had procedure yesterday) has been fairly easy so far. I am so appreciative that Dr. Follmar is so good at his job and is able to make a scary procedure painless.

I was referred to UENO Clinic by my general dentist, One Dental on Foxworthy, because I needed all…read morefour wisdom teeth removed and a dental implant. ** I want to preface, I have MAD ANXIETY with all dentists appts. CONSULTATION Honestly wasn't sure if I wanted to do it in multiple procedures or just get it all over with... I went in open minded. The consultation itself was quick & thorough. Watched about a 10 min vid on pros and cons of wisdom tooth extraction, had X-rays taken, and then met with Dr. Reed Rayher and the team. Dr. Rayher was super chill and easy to talk to. He made a few recommendations, answered my questions. I felt comfortable enough to say, "Just knock me out and do everything at once." He also talked to me about using a healing treatment made from my own blood (I have absolutely no idea what the technical name is, so don't quote me ), but it's placed into the extraction sites to help promote healing. My response? "Fk yeah." Anything to recover faster. Now... the one major hiccup. I had planned everything around this surgery.. time off work, my ride, meal prepped, prescription picked up, and even started the required antibiotics and diazepam before the procedure. Then, about three hours before my appointment, I got the call that it had to be canceled because Dr. Rayher was sick. I was fuming. I worked up all the nerves for the procedure just for it to not work out. I definitely cussed up a storm on the phone w/ nurse/clinician. While apologizing for my foul language because I knew it wasn't their fault. Just really an unfortunate situation. Despite that, the team did everything they could to make it right. They got me rescheduled as quickly and the nurse/clinical even took the time to talk with me about the antibiotics that was making me feel awful. They helped switch me to a different antibiotic (thank you... I really hate amoxicillin). && incredibly thoughtful gesture, they also comped my sedation because of the cancellation. They absolutely didn't have to do that, but it meant a lot and showed they genuinely cared about the inconvenience I experienced. Fast forward two weeks... procedure day finally arrived. Same 9 yards. Prepped on the prescription medicine, my ride, meal prep. By the time I got there, the diazepam had already kicked in... I wish I remembered (or asked ) everyone's names because every single person I interacted with was incredibly kind. The assistant who brought me back.. so sweet. Got me hooked up to all the monitors, and even brought me a warm blanket. One thing you probably don't even realize made a huge difference: you narrated everything you were doing. As someone with dental anxiety, hearing "I'm putting this here..." or "I'm going to hook this up next..." kept me from getting startled. That simple communication helped me more than you know. Then Dr. Rayher came in with another staff member.. so I knew it was about to start and my anxiety once again was through the roof cause I know it was about to begin. Not to mention once the sedation started... ive never done this sort of thing. I was definitely panicking... to the point where at one point, I actually pulled my oxygen mask off. I WANTED OUT of that chair. ‍ Whoever gently rubbed my forehead and reassured me--thank you. (I think he mentioned dirt bikes at one point? ). Seriously. That small act of kindness grounded me so much in that moment. Dr. Rayher also continued talking me through the sedation process instead of just doing everything in silence. Again, as someone with anxiety, hearing what was happening made such a difference. Finally, to the person who wheeled me out afterward and patiently went over all of my post-op instructions with me: thank you. Waking up loopy wasn't super fun but your warmth, patience, and friendly voice made the experience so much easier. Overall, this place exceeded my expectations. I'm now recovering from having all four wisdom teeth removed and a dental implant placed, and so far everything has been going really well. I have my 1 week follow-up and my 3 month implant check coming up. This time im looking forward to it while being coherent. If you're fortunate enough to get referred here, I would absolutely recommend UENO Clinic and Dr. Reed Rayher without hesitation. 10/10 experience. Thank you to the entire team for taking such great care of me.

Communication was lacking throughout the entire process. I repeatedly asked when I would be able to…read morespeak with a doctor because I had questions and concerns, but that opportunity never seemed to come. Appointments felt rushed, and I left without the information I was seeking. The assistants were kind and professional, but I expected more direct communication and involvement from the doctor overseeing my care. At one visit, I was told a doctor would be examining me, but that never happened. For the amount charged, I expected a much higher level of patient care, communication, and attention. Patients should feel informed, heard, and able to have their questions answered. Unfortunately, that was not my experience. I would not return and would not recommend this practice based on the lack of communication and overall patient experience.

Dr. Taghikhan is one of the nicest doctors I've ever met, and I really felt like he cared about my…read morehealth and well being. Not only did he have a very good bedside manner, but he was also very competent as a surgeon. I had a complicated facial surgery 10 years ago after getting hit by a car, and I was dealing with some complications that needed the hardware to be removed. I had a spreadsheet of all the potential hospitals and surgeons and all 11 of them besides Dr. Taghikhan were either unwilling to do the surgery or were out of network and would charge tens of thousands of dollars (including the hospital where I got the original surgery). I felt so relieved when Dr. Taghikhan was willing to perform the surgery, and that he had plenty of experience with facial hardware implants at the hospitals he works at. I also have a disability (CRPS) that makes surgery very risky, since it can cause a severe flare up. Dr. Taghikhan was also willing to do everything he could to minimize this risk, which is something most surgeons might have been hesitant to do. On top of all that, he also quoted a price that was an order of magnitude cheaper than anywhere else. It seemed like he really wanted to help and wanted to make it as affordable as he could. Thank you Dr. Taghikhan!

My daughter had Dr. Taghikhan remove all her wisdom teeth under sedation. The entire care team was…read moregreat-very nice and efficient. The procedure went well. Highly recommend!

My experience with this Facility. Has been easy going and friendly in the beginning when they took…read more$3048.00 for my Root Canal. After a year and a half later, my Crown has Seperated from my root canal causing Gum inflamation. So I walked in on January 6th. 2026 to get my tooth situation resolved. Karanjit D. Decided to shave my crown down and put a temporary as they get my new specialized tooth. It felt rush because I was basically an inconvenience to her and burned me twice. I did not receive any disclosures on what I am suppose to do after a temporary placement and was sent on my way. Unfortunately I took a flight next day to Washington and because of altitude I have received an immense pain on my gum area of my root canal. I then go to a dentist in Washington and they tell me that I have an infection between my roots. (In image) I then take my prescription and Call this Morgan Hill Dentistry and implants and make them aware of an infection happening inside. They schedule me in for the following week to later have disagreements with Karanjit D (business owner) I respectfully notified her about my Infection and I wanted to show the proof. she wasn't understanding , negligent to the matter and lacking care for her patient. She started to give me this attitude towards me after simply describing what has happened on my trip. As if she was the "professional" and I was the idiot not knowing what is going on. She stated if my pain has gone away and I said yes because I was taking medicine for my infection temporarily and she stated to come back to get my new crown and go on my way. I was then met with Dr.Dhillon. Respectful and understanding doctor. Did the crown install. From there a month goes by. I was then greeted by immense pain on my gums on March 7th 2026. and unfortunately has traveled down to my jaw. Where I have numbness and Bone loss on my jaw(in image). I had these 3D scans done at another Endodontics. Today at March 9th 2026. This all could of been resolved earlier if I was being heard and cared for. Now I might deal with bone loss and possibly a Missing tooth. Its frustrating indeed. How some Doctors after reaching a certain level in their career. They start to lose sight of how to treat returning clients after being told their work is always guaranteed. I hope this review can help others. Thank you.

I had all on four done Jan 2025. Office was clean. Very professional staff. Schedule was flexible…read more Great communication. Dr was kind, professional and gave me reassurance which helped me in making my decision to have my surgery in this office. I still have my temp plates in. Will keep u posted on transition to my permanent teeth

I had worked with Dr. Defaii for a few years. I had my teeth cleaned, my wisdom teeth pulled. In…read morethe complex cases of my lower wisdom teeth, Dr. Defaii referred me to a very distinguished oral surgeon, who treated me very well without any nerve damage. Dr. Defaii also goes extra miles for my regular teeth cleans like deep cleans. My crown and night guard were done by Dr. Defaii. They fit like gloves. You can always trust that he provide the best dental treatment out there.

Extremely unpleasant experience…read more Positives: Helpful staff, friendly disposition, got me in quickly. Negatives: DDS tried to gaslight me by suggesting that I'm a difficult patient because I have a sensitive mouth during the e-ray process. The receptionist offered me the "rufi" option, which I initially declined because she stated it was optional (plus an extra $40 out of pocket.) Unfortunately, once DDS started the cleaning he was so heavy handed that I had to stop him and opt in for the Halcion aka "rufi". After only cleaning my bottom teeth, DDS said he was done and offered me a couple cups of apple juice to sober me up. DDS saw me looking really out of it while sitting in my car loading my gps for the 10 minute ride home. He offered me more time to sit in the waiting room to sober up but I declined because I just wanted to get out of there and go home. I was SO sick on my 10 minute ride home due to the "rufi" that I lost control of my bowels and BLEW UP in my car! =( Fortunately, I had a blanket in the backseat I was able to wrap myself in before the explosion, rendering the clean up process manageable. After cleaning myself up, I passd out for over 5 hours because I was completely non-functional. When I came to, I recalled my awful experience and cancelled the appointment for the following day. Can you believe that after ALL that trauma, he only cleaned the bottom half of my teeth!?! My mind is still blown that he wanted to rufi me all over again the next day to do a simple cleaning! To make things worse I tried to see another Dentist 2 1/2 weeks later to finish my cleaning, only to find out this DDS billed for a complete cleaning so my next appointment was not covered!! This was such a terrible experience I just had to share it in its entirety. I understand I may be an outlier but this was one of the worst dental experiences I've had in my 55 years of life. Finally, I have historically had a very high tolerance for pain and have never required sedation or pain killers for a dental cleaning.

Dr Tsutsui is a great dentist , He's always friendly and…read moretrustworthy. Even though the office had some damage he was still pleasant to my husband and I. Highly recommend!

I went to my dental cleaning today and I had a pleasant experience. The receptionist was quick to…read moregreet me and asked me to have a seat. The dental hygienist was prompt and called me into the exam room and was very polite and pleasant to talk with. She was gentle as she polished my teeth. Then Dr Tsutsui came in and greeted me kindly, he began to examine and clean my teeth. I did not feel any discomfort. The staff is very caring and nice. I recommend this dental office.