We had the best experience with Dr. Mark and his staff. My son needed to have his wisdom teeth…read moreremoved and everything went so perfectly. Scheduling with a breeze, the front office manager was so informative and helpful, the nurses were efficient and gave us all of the info we needed for post-op care. They worked really fast and my son was comfortable the whole time. Even his post op was so easy. He had minimal swelling and he was back to school on Monday. Dr. mark is a true expert and explained everything so perfectly to me. I was expecting a big ordeal with having my son's wisdom teeth out, and it turned out to be a breeze thanks to this incredible doctor and his wonderful staff. I can't say enough good things about them. They are the most efficient and the nicest medical office I think I've ever worked with. If you want top notch service, this is your place!

He told me he "guaranteed" his work - implants failed, BEFORE the crowns were even made; not once,…read morenot twice, but 3 times. I'm not sure what he guaranteed - but it WASN'T my MONEY BACK. I'm out over $1500. I can't write off MY losses, like he could have. BEWARE!

Excellent patient care and follow-up support from Dr Stout and all staff, including surgery ass't…read moreMadelyn. Esp important for my mom, an elder patient easily overwhelmed with dentistry issues. Thank you ! Sherrie Bang/Glenda Sullivan (patient)

Be caution if you choose Anacapa Oral Surgery (Camarillo and Oxnard)…read more Long story to be short: they will overcharge you a lot by playing all kinds of tricks! Detail of my experience: Early this year, I needed to do oral surgery and my dentist recommended Anacapa Oral Surgery which is in my insurance network. Dr. Marwood Stout at Anacapa Oral Surgery first did a consultation session. I was asked to pre-pay $280 and was told that they would adjust after going through the insurance. Then in my insurance account, I found that the "submitted fee" they claimed was $250 (note, it was not $280), and the accepted fee was $138. My insurance paid in full, so my cost for this service is 0. But Anacapa Oral Surgery never refunded any amount to me. The worst thing happened next: for the oral surgery, they asked me to pre-pay $3450, and they asked me to sign a package, and again, they said they would do adjustments after insurance payments. Then at the end, the submitted fee they claimed was $1939 (though I paid $3450) and this time my insurance paid $894.5, and it shows that my cost is $944.5. After this, they only refunded $894.5 and refused to refund the rest of the balance. Let me do some simple math here: my cost should be 944.5, but I paid 3450 and only got 894.5 as a refund. So I overpaid $2555.5! For consultation and surgery together, they overcharged $2835.5! I talked with Anacapa Oral Surgery, and they just gave all kinds of excuses for not paying back. They basically were saying "I understand insurance can be confusing and it might be in our office's best interest just to save our patients money and use the package fee without involving insurance at all; but our goal is to give top notch service and a successful outcome to our patients at a lower reasonable price and get them whatever payment the insurance makes back in their pocket". Sounds like they tried to save money for me... funny?!! As one more step, I called my dental insurance (Delta), and the representative clearly stated that at an in-network provider, Anacapa Oral Surgery was wrong, and then a case was created by Delta to do further investigations. Guess what? Anacapa Oral Surgery then told Delta that they did not claim many services that they did to me, including IV sedation, bone/gum tissue econtouring, temporary healing components, CT scans, an extraction, bone grafting, and collagen barrier placement.... What can I say now? Why did they not claim them? Did they really do these services without me or insurance knowing? Currently, Delta asked them to submit these claims so it is still unclear to me what will end up with. I am sharing this story here, and hopefully if someone thinks this is helpful.

Never liked this dentist but I had to schedule multiple appointments for cleanings because they…read morekept forgetting to have hygienists available. I didn't find the staff to be particularly helpful or knowledgeable. He is older and more likely to retire. Find someone else in Camarillo.

Dr. Randy Hermans is an amazing dentist. They have a great staff professional polite and take care…read moreof business.

How much is good service worth to you? To me, it's worth A LOT. To me and my family, it's worth…read moreforgoing our network dentist and paying out of pocket. And before you say, "...well that must be nice to have expendable money...", I don't have expendable money. I'm a single parent and solely care for my two adult autistic children. We're going to have to give up a few nights out at the movies and maybe we won't have a summer vacation this year, but I know we are in good hands (the best hands), I know the work done to our teeth is as top notch as it could possibly be and I know I won't have expensive complications that I'll have to deal with later down the road. That's why I only go to The Camarillo Dental Practice. I had a toothache that wouldn't let up and they got me in and fixed me up the same day. Your teeth are forever and there are a lot of dentists out there that only see the bottom line and will do what it takes to make as much money as they can. This is how I came to be Dr. Yum's patient in the first place. I had been to two other dentists before seeing him. One said I had 9 cavities and needed two crowns, the other said I had 7 cavities and needed two root canals. Unfortunately for those other guys, my mom didn't raise a sucker and I had been a graphic designer for years. I could see what they were doing, they were adjusting the contrast to make it look like I had more cavities with major decay. They were trying to con me by making it look worse than it really was. I declined treatment and insisted on another opinion. My next stop was The Camarillo Dentist Practice. The staff was great right off the bat, you could tell they liked their jobs. Dr. Yum was friendly, funny and sincere. He was honest and took pride in his work and his practice. He didn't adjust the contrast or try to up-sell me in any way. That's when I knew, insurance or not, rich or poor, this guy was going to be my dentist. I would just have to make it work financially because it's a great investment. That was well over 10 years ago and I still have all of my own teeth (minus the wisdom tooth he pulled today).

No cleaning available unless I agreed to pay 700-1500 for derp cleaning. Their affiliate did not…read moresuggest any deep cleaning but decided I had an infection and needed a removal and implant for 4,000. You decide.

Honestly the best, kindess and gentlest Periodontist I have ever met…read more I drive an hour each way to see him. Great office staff and facilities.

If you go to this practice make sure you get enough space between you and Dr Hunter. He stood for…read morepart of the procedure but made me feel extremely uncomfortable because his gown kept touching my face and it seemed like it was done on purpose, it was way too close to my face. I regret not saying anything right then and there. The front desk ladies weren't very helpful either, refusing at first to look me up to verify coverage, they did in the end but they seemed annoyed that I didn't have my card. Every other dentist I have gone to has looked me up with just the name.

Sad that we are leaving the area or we would keep them as ou family dentist, especially for our…read morechildren. They were amazing to our military family. My kids were always excited to go. Their Dental Hygienist, Amanda Pasquini, amazing at her job especially with my children. Everyone there made us feel welcome and explained everything we needed. Made us really feel a part of their little family. We didn't see them many times so that says a lot. Appreciate places that make mom's lives easier and can show empathy and understand. Thank you for making my children, happy and not afraid to go to the dentist.

From the moment you call to make your appointments to when you're in the office, you get top tier…read morequality care. I started coming to Spanish Hills Dentistry in 2021 and was so bummed out when I moved in 2023 because I had to leave them. However, I never met any other dentistry team like them in the time I was gone. Most importantly, I missed my dental hygienist, Amanda. The work she puts into your cleaning is unmatched. FINALLY after moving back to the area, I came back and boy am I glad to be back. I never thought I'd ever look forward to my dentist appointments until I met the Spanish Hills dentistry team. I got a crown done with Dr. Carson in 2022 and he made the entire experience feel easy and pleasant. I know that sounds weird but as someone who has had bad experiences with the dentist in the past, I can honestly say it was a walk in the park. The quality of work and support is still the best! I love this place!

Dr Wilgus is THE BEST. Sadly, I too have had much dental work and periodontal issues. Referred to…read moreDr. WIlgus by my dentist, I have been in his office for years. He is awesome, as are his hygienists. I appreciate Dr. Wilgus working with me to save my teeth, rather than rushing me towards implants. Very highly recommend!!!

Let's be honest, no one likes the idea of having a tooth pulled, in my case, two wisdom teeth and…read moreanother back tooth readied for an implant. If you find yourself in my situation , chose your dentist wisely, I luckily chose Jeremy Wilgus. I arrived on time and was immediately attended to by a bevy of smiling faces, all so friendly and comforting. Brenda H. Set up the I V for the sedative, yeah, I choose to sleep through the procedure. Brenda definitely had done this before, the I V was painless. As we waited for the Dentist, Brenda showed me some of the supplies that would be used and explained the procedure. This was done in a very relaxed and calm manner, which helped soothe my nerves. Doctor Wilgus arrived and calmly explained what I should expect and how to care for my mouth afterwards. After the sedative was administered we talked for about a minute and I was out. My next recollection was waking after the procedure. Other then feeling a bit groggy, I experienced no pain. In the week following the procedure, today, I've experienced very little discomfort, I was really pleasantly surprised, the procedure I dreaded was over and it wasn't bad at all. Actually, other than eating soft food, it was no big deal. This is the place to go for a case such as mine, you will be pleasantly surprised!

I have been with Dr. McCarthy for a couple decades. Dr McCarthy is competent, efficient and runs a…read moregreat office with excellent staff.

Dr. McCarthy is an excellent dentist. I like most people dread the dentist but his calm nature and…read morebedside manner put me at ease. I have been going to him for the past few years and he does exceptional work! I never have any pain. He's accommodating with scheduling especially if you happen to have an after hours "accident" and need "urgent" care. What's even more refreshing is his genuine care for his patients. He has always called later in the day to check on you after a dental procedure. What a breath of fresh air in today's day and age! I recommend Dr. McCarthy whole heartedly.

I had a treatment with Dr. Guise the endodontist and it was a very pleasant experience. He was…read moresuper nice and professional. No pain during or after the procedure. The staff were amazing too.

I went into orthopedic treatment trusting Joshua Ely's expertise, but early warning signs…read moreappeared--rushed consultations, vague explanations, and concerns that were brushed aside. When I questioned pain levels and recovery expectations, I was repeatedly told everything was normal. No additional imaging or reassessment was ordered, even as my symptoms persisted. After surgery, my condition worsened rather than improved. Pain intensified, mobility declined, and follow-up visits offered no clear answers. A second opinion later revealed flaws in the original surgical approach that should have been identified earlier, requiring corrective treatment, extended recovery, and significant additional costs. The experience left me physically set back and emotionally shaken, and it taught me that when a surgeon won't listen or explain, seeking another opinion is essential. Avoid at all costs!