thank you dr. kang for my great experience with my wisdom tooth extraction. everything from the…read morepreoperative intake assessment, check-in, x-rays, cat scans, & day of surgery went seamlessly. he ensured that my prescriptions were ready for me & sent to my local pharmacy days in advance & also guided me though the process professionally & meticulously. i appreciated the fuzzy blanket over my legs for comfort & the personalized appreciation bag with tylenol, motrin, lip balm, & carnation after my procedure. i was also delighted to receive a follow up phone call in the evening. would highly recommended his service for all your wisdom tooth needs! thanks again, dr. kang!

The whole office insured my safe and comfortable care. The care is sincerely appreciated…read more I had three broken teeth removed and was given all the medication and information before hand. The area of the office is very safe and easy to find.

Dr. Landa is a great doctor. I had massive facial trauma…read more I sought a consultation with my CT scans. I am retired so I have Medicare, Dr. Landa does not take Medicare. He also felt I would be better served at UCLA. So on his own time he called a friend and got me in to see the top surgeons to do the work. For me to even get an appointment (because I tried) for consultation the wait was 8 weeks. I was seen as an emergency the next day right when they oped. I was perfectly willing to drop 30 or 40k dollars paying cash. Dr.Landa got me a truly great surgical team. All covered by Medicare.

Really bad service and I would not recommend it to anyone. Been sitting in here for almost 3hrs for…read moretooth extraction and they just take their time doing nothing. We asked how much longer we have to wait to have the tooth removed and the helper has an attitude. WOW not coming back here

The office was very clean. The staff were all super nice and professional. I have a lot of anxiety…read morewhen it comes to the dentist but this was a great experience for me. I would definitely recommend coming here. It was my first visit but will not be my last.

It's my first visit to remove an old filing that needed replacing due to a crack. The dentist was…read morerough during the treatment. She would speak to me in a low voice during the procedure but I couldn't hear her because of the drilling and suction in my mouth. When the procedure was over she just left. No in home care procedures, nothing. I was concerned because it was a large filing being replaced and I felt pain while she was drilling and I did notify her. Lack of bedside manners and rough. I ended up calling my doctor for a prescription for pain killers and antibiotics because I have a headache, The dentist answered my questions prior to the visit. I was there to remove an old filing that needed replacing due to a crack. The dentist was rough during the treatment. She would speak to me during the procedure but I couldn't hear her because of the drilling and suction in my mouth. When the procedure was over she just left. No in home care procedures, nothing. I was concerned because it was a large filing being replaced and I felt pain while she was drilling and I did notify her. Lack of bedside manners and rough. I ended up calling my doctor for a prescription of pain killers and antibiotics because I have a headache and my jaw hurts and my replacement filling. This a review for elite dental my jaw hurts and my replacement filling is throbbing. I call Monday morning to see the dentist, I'm placed on hold three times, waiting for more than 7 minimum on each call and after I explain my situation she gives me an appointment until 3pm. Horrible. This a review for ELITE DENTAL, Lancaster

He has taken care of my dental challenges for years, and I trust him AND recommend him 100%read more

Extracrions. OMG, best dentists ever. He walked me through…read morethe entire process before my extractions and during the process. He was super gentle and the follow up's were detailed and assuring. I would recommend this practice to all of my friends.

Great service over all Deep cleaning hygienist good job…read more Tooth extraction went well Front desk ladies so nice Recommend this dental office

Everyone in the office is great! Helpful and kind. Doctor is well educated as well as the ortho…read morethat comes on Fridays. Appreciate the staff Katy and Vero for their help every visit !

I am unsure why Yelp refers to this as a practice of oral surgeons. Dr. Singh operates a general…read moredentistry practice. The office staff is pleasant, the doctor is nice, the location is ideal. It's also clean and modern. So why only two stars? Because every time it has been necessary to schedule follow up appointments they are about three months out. As my spouse and I would come to learn the hard way, scheduling that far out can result in poor outcomes. (The Cliff's Notes version is that without any pain in any teeth, my spouse was informed as a new patient that multiple upper molars needed root canals because some decay had begun internal to the teeth behind a number of white fillings, which we belatedly learned were never intended to last the 10+ years that they had, as compared to the older silver type of fillings that seem to last indefinitely.) Because my spouse and I like Dr. Singh and the staff, we continued to visit this practice until it finally became apparent that this may have been more than "bad luck" on our part. One day, we arrived for back-to-back cleanings only to be told I had to wait about 40 minutes after my spouse was seen because a patient who was supposed to be there for only a filling ended up needing a root canal. While waiting, it dawned on me that like my spouse, the patient had likely been told they needed to follow up on an issue at a routine dental checkup but by the time they were actually scheduled it was months later. If in the midst of waiting for that follow up appointment anything whatsoever happened to cause the patient to reschedule, the initial three month wait could easily have ballooned into a six month or longer wait between diagnosis and service. As new patients at the tail end of the pandemic, my spouse was left in a state of confusion over whether paying for thousands of dollars in root canals that might fail in as little as two or three years was the better choice vs. going to an oral surgeon to remove teeth that were causing no apparent discomfort in the knowledge that this would leave no remaining upper rear chewing surface until such time at least two of the removed molars were replaced with implants. While trying to line up consults with oral surgeons and to research the options on implants and private-pay insurance plans that might cover those services (most don't), my spouse continued to be scheduled at this practice an average of three months out for routine care. On one of those follow-up appointments, with the teeth still not causing any discomfort, Dr. Singh informed my spouse that time had run out and root canals were no longer an option. That happened to be the same day I was left to wait while Dr. Singh attended to the aforementioned patient whose filling had morphed into a root canal. That's when I put two-and-two together and realized that with as far as this office schedules out, the prolonged wait time could very well become the difference between teeth that can be saved vs. those that cannot. Our impression was further solidified when my spouse went elsewhere for oral surgery to remove the aforementioned molars, at which point they flagged the need for still more fillings, some of which were scheduled for follow up at Dr. Singh's office, but with the long delays we have come to expect. Fearing we were just one rescheduled appointment away from another round of irreversible mistakes, my spouse ended up having the other practice fill the cavities because they were able to book him in under two weeks and take care of all of the issues in a single visit. In fairness, I don't want to say this is all on the doctor because patients have life events and are responsible for remaining on top of their follow up appointments. At the same time, if this practice had more providers and/or kept more in-office hours, it might be possible to avert a costly dental disaster. Bottom line? It is likely we are not the only "new "patients who had somehow managed to go through many uneventful years of dental care only to end up in an extremely costly and unfortunate place, struggling to afford implants after losing several teeth, when it should have been possible to avoid worst-case outcomes.

My family moved to the AV in 2017. After seeing another dentist in Lancaster who recommended…read moreunnecessary procedures (warned by my previous dentist in another state to run from anyone who tried to convince me I needed x, y and z done), I decided I would not find a good dentist nearby. That's when a friend told me about Dr Singh. Forever grateful to this friend! Dr Singh is highly skilled, knowledgeable, professional AND funny, down to earth, and incredibly compassionate. She was unaware of my bad experience with another dentist in the AV and was very honest about not needing work done to x, y and z. Her integrity is unmatched. Needless to say, I'm extremely impressed with the care I've received from Dr Singh.

I had a scheduled appointment with Dr Boyle for next week. I called his office and the call…read moreautomatically roll over to another dental office in Lancaster and was told they had taken over Dr Boyle's practice and was scheduled to see "a Dental Hygienist" in their office ‼ WHAT A SHOCK . Needless to say, I DON'T APPRECIATE BEING TREATED LIKE A PIECE OF MEAT and being "passed around" without my permission. My and I have been longtime patients of Dr Boyle and never expected this kind of treatment. They could have at least given their longtime LOYAL patients the decency of an advance notice. Bottom line ---- I have excellent dental insurance and NO DENTIST ‼‼‼‼‼

So I just had a facial on my teeth! I know I've already reviewed Dr. Boyle before, however, I just…read morehad to tell you about Laurie. She's a magnificent! She just cleaned my teeth today and like I said they feel like I've just had a full facial on my teeth! I mean they are as smooth as Vaseline on my face on picture day in grade school. [My ole-schoolers know what I'm taking about ]. Thank you Laurie . See you in six months.

Needed to have two molars surgically removed. They were friendly, professional and prompt.read more

The surgeon was great. Fast and efficient. However communication is not. I was not told I had meds…read moreon order and even though I got texts about my appointment I was unaware that the address had changed. It was at the bottom of a very long text which I just thought was an appointment reminder. No note saying they had moved.

This man is dishonest! He was referred to me by another dentist who said I had "serious gum…read moredisease" and refused to do a cleaning. I am new in town and had never heard anything alarming about the condition of my gums from my previous dentist in Ojai, whom I saw every 6 months. I take good care of my teeth and was super freaked out. I decided to drive back to Ojai for a second opinion from the previous dentist I trust. Turns out I have NO gum disease! I was super happy I didn't go thru with the first of three very expensive appointments. Do not trust this office!!

Periodontal work makes me really nervous. The kindness and understanding show by Dr. Yeung and his…read morestaff on my first visit made it much easier for me to go back for further treatment. He did a great job.

Today I had a stress less experience at AV Dental Surgery Center. My anxiety issues with dental…read moreprocedures were instantly reduced thanks to the great care of Dr.Lopez and assistant German. Dr. Lopez entered the room with the biggest smile and cheery hello. He made me feel calm and welcomed. Assistant German was just as attentive and inviting. He professionally answered all my questions and took the time to learn a little about me and my anxiety.

I had a dental implant done in August 2024 at this facility. They charged me 3% extra just to use…read moremy debit card to pay the estimated patient portion. As it turns out, their estimate was incorrect, and my insurance company paid more than expected. Over TWO YEARS have passed, and I still have not received my money back! When I've called to inquire, I simply get the runaround or I am told that I actually owe money because their accounts receivable person doesn't understand negative notation. Since then I have had two more dental implants with Dr. Kang's office and when my insurance overpaid, they immediately reimbursed me, as a professional office should. I'm afraid I am going to have to sue AV Dental Surgery Center to get my money back, and I'm guessing they're not going to include the 3% they charged me initially.