If you have dental anxiety or a true phobia of the dentist, DO NOT COME HERE…read more I knew I should have trusted my gut from the consultation. I left feeling like Dr. Khayat lacked bedside manner, but I brushed it off because I assumed many surgeons are more focused on the procedure than conversation. I regret ignoring that instinct. The day of my extraction, I was extremely anxious. I hadn't had a tooth pulled since I was a teenager, and I'm now in my 40s. The dental assistant was wonderful. She did her best to calm me down and explain what to expect. She is the only reason I'm giving one star. When the doctor walked into the room, he didn't introduce himself or ask how I was doing. He simply said, "I'm going to numb you," gave the injections ("1, 2, 3...shot"), and walked out. I understood that he needed to let the anesthetic take effect, and the assistant confirmed that. When he returned, he gave me more anesthetic then started the extraction. At no point did he explain what he was doing or check on me, even though I was obviously anxious and could feel my heart racing. I understand that extractions involve pressure and pulling. That wasn't the issue. The problem was that he was pulling so forcefully that my head and neck were being jerked to the side, and I finally had to stop the procedure to readjust myself. I was visibly grimacing, yet he never once asked if I was okay or needed a moment. The only thing he said during the procedure was, "The crown is off." Then my tooth broke, which I understand can happen, but again there was no communication about what was happening. At some point my gum was torn during the extraction. No one told me. I only realized it after he placed a stitch, and I had to ask the assistant what had happened to confirm why I needed sutures. When he finished, he simply said the stitch would dissolve in 7-10 days. He still never asked how I was feeling or whether I had any concerns. Before I left, I asked for an emergency phone number in case I had a problem after the procedure. He laughed and said, "You won't need a phone number." That response was incredibly dismissive. Every patient deserves to know how to reach their surgeon if they have concerns after surgery. I'm a healthcare professional myself, and I would never treat a patient the way I was treated that day. Technical skill is only one part of healthcare. Compassion, communication, and making an anxious patient feel safe matter just as much. If you're having IV sedation, your experience may be different. But if you're having a procedure while awake and you're looking for reassurance, communication, and good bedside manner, I cannot recommend this office. I wish I had listened to the other one- and two-star reviews before scheduling my procedure.

Very happy and impressed the patient care and how the staff interact with their clientele! We were…read morereferred to this office for a tooth extraction for my younger sister. We tried other offices, but they were fully booked until SEPTEMBER. This office managed to squeeze us in for the following week for a consultation, where they addressed all of our questions and outlined the entire process from operation and recovery. We were able to come back the following for the extraction, so I was very happy with the quick turnaround and their ability to accommodate our schedules. Thank you to Dr. Khayat and his staff!

My experience with Dr Troy was terrific. There were no delays in my appt. Dr went right to work and…read moreremoved my bump on the inner lip. The Asst and aid were very pleasant as well. Dr called after biz hours to check on my welfare!

Troy and his staff are amazing. The twins are great and so is Heidi with the financing she made…read moreeverything really easy for me and Joy changed my life and was the only person to tell me the truth. The Dentist just wanted to keep me in the loop in their circle and now I have all new teeth and I'm so happy and excited thank you so much Troy and also to your wonderful amazing staff. You have made a big difference in my life.

I am very disappointed with my experience today…read more I was given a 3:30 PM appointment because I was concerned about discomfort around my dental implant after a recent procedure. I had to take time off work and rearrange my schedule to make it to the appointment on time. When I arrived, an assistant briefly looked at the area for less than a minute, asked me to open and close my mouth, and then left. About five minutes later, she returned and told me that the doctor was not in the office and that I would need to come back on Monday. My question is simple: if the doctor was not available, why was I given an appointment in the first place? I lost work hours, had to arrange childcare for my two young children, and rushed to get here on time. Now I am being asked to take even more time off because of a scheduling mistake that was not mine. What concerns me most is the lack of empathy and professionalism. No one sincerely apologized for the inconvenience. Instead, it felt as though my time, work obligations, and concerns about a possible implant complication did not matter. If I am worried about a possible infection or problem with my implant, I expect to be seen by a doctor when I am given an appointment. Patients should not have to sacrifice work, income, and family responsibilities only to find out that the doctor is not even present. The quality of treatment may be good, but the customer service and scheduling process were extremely disappointing. Patients' time should be respected just as much as the clinic's schedule.

5 stars as Dr. Walker is 2nd to none when it comes to safe, effective dental implants. I've had…read moreseveral and Dr. Walker and his staff are the best I've experienced. He is compassionate and highly skilled. I would always trust Dr. Walker's (Dr. Morgan's) recommendation as to the level of anesthesia. He is worth the cost charged for implants. I want it done ONCE. He even offers to redo an implant if the first one fails. This is a comfort and fair to the patient. None of the implants he has done has ever failed. You can go to him with full confidence that you are in the best of hands. He cares about your health.

I've had nothing but great experiences with Dr. Chalak and his staff! I had my wisdom teeth removed…read moreabout two years ago, and it was honestly one of the best experiences I've had at a dental office. Dr. Chalak is very nice, professional, and gets straight to the point while still making you feel comfortable and informed. The staff is always so friendly, and the office is clean and welcoming. I also come in for yearly checkups for a separate issue, and every visit has been so quick, easy, and stress-free. I really appreciate how efficient and professional everyone is. I would definitely recommend Dr. Chalak to anyone looking for an oral surgeon!

I can't recommend Dr. Chalak strongly enough! I was referred to his office by my primary dentist to…read morehave two damaged teeth removed. He explained everything to me about the damaged teeth, the need for removal, and the procedure itself. The entire staff is very friendly and very professional. I was in on time and the procedure took exactly the amount of time they said it would. I went home and iced for the rest of the day and woke up the next day with no pain and no swelling! I've had a few other teeth extracted over the years and I have to say, this experience was the best. Please consider Dr. Chalak for all your oral surgery needs.

I came in yesterday for an emergency tooth extraction and had found Dr. Annie through a friend…read more Loved how she was gentle but straight to business! My experience was quick and I felt so much relief afterwards. Her staff is super kind and the energy felt warm and welcoming. Thank you Dr. for all that you do. Would recommend checking this spot out!

Very disappointed Annie never called me back to help with my dental concerns like she said she…read morewould. She must think I have no money or my case is complicated? I can't assume however I am glad to keep searching for a caring provider that actually keeps their word. Thanks Annie.

I have had two big procedures with Dr. Jamah and they have both been pleasant experiences. Easy…read morehealing and thorough appointments. Thank you!

Do not come to this dental office. The staff was very unprofessional. While I was there, employees…read morewere openly talking about not having enough patients, possibly closing the office, and someone being let go, which made the environment uncomfortable and inappropriate for patients to hear. I went in for a routine cleaning, but the dentist immediately began listing multiple treatments I supposedly needed and pushed me to schedule another visit. On top of that, the staff took an excessive amount of time just to explain the costs, which added to the frustration. Overall, the visit felt disorganized and unprofessional. Save yourself the time and go elsewhere.i do not recommend this place. will not be going back!!!!! Im looking for a new dental place

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.

I came in one time for a quick important visit. The staff was very nice upon check in. I went into…read morethe room and Dr. Yen came in to remove my stripped implant screw. I didn't have high hopes because no one could get it out. To my surprise he got it out. I felt a huge weight off my shoulders and I cried tears of happiness when I left. You have no idea the hell I was living because of an evil general dentist who stripped it because she was upset that she didn't know how to do the crown. Dr. Yen got it out and put a fresh unstripped screw in and I was finally able to start the permanent process. I'm so glad Dr. Nick referred me to you and if I ever need this procedure in the future I know where to start.

Very disappointing experience last year. I provided my insurance information and was told both over…read morethe phone and in person that I was in-network. After the consultation, I was told that I was actually out-of-network. When I raised the issue, the front desk staff member was extremely rude and unwilling to acknowledge the mistake. I had to make multiple calls and send several emails before my payment was finally refunded. While I appreciate getting the refund, the lack of accountability and poor customer service made this a very frustrating experience. I strongly recommend verifying your insurance network status directly with your insurance company before scheduling here.

I got three wisdom teeth extracted by Dr Carroll in less than 10 minutes. He is super professional…read moreand very informative. His degrees speak for themselves. After having a very traumatic experience with another dentist in the past, where I got 1 wisdom tooth removed, it took me years to trust another doctor and remove the other 3 wisdoms. After doing extensive research, I finally decided to see Dr. Carroll. The way I found him was on Reddit, everyone recommended him on there and shared their experiences. Not only was the staff amazing & professional, but Dr. Carroll made everything more smooth and pleasant. Recovery was super fast. I didn't have to take any medication even though pain medication was prescribed. Also, I did all this with local anesthesia because I am scared of being put to sleep. One of his assistants stayed with me for the whole procedure and made sure I was feeling ok, I cannot recall his name but he was the sweetest and made sure I was calm, that's a plus! If you are considering extracting a tooth, do not hesitate to use Dr. Carroll. I 100% recommend him as am the type that has 100% anxiety when it comes to these type of procedures. I'm so thankful for him and his office!!!

Let me start with the positive: The assistant -- I believe her name was Yuliya -- was wonderful…read more She helped put me at ease, and the extraction itself went quickly and smoothly. Yuliya, if you're reading this, you'd be an asset to any dental practice. Five stars for your kindness and professionalism. The areas for improvement: * One of the front desk staff members, Alyssa (spelling?), came to review my balance while Dr. Carroll and Yuliya had stepped out. After sharing my payment amount, she looked at my X-rays and commented that I "actually needed two extractions today." I explained that I was only scheduled for one, but she continued to debate it. I found it uncomfortable and concerning that a non-medical staff member would make that kind of statement rather than checking with the doctor. * When I checked out, I tried to pay with my FSA card, which Alyssa said was declined. I asked her to try again since I knew the funds were available, but she refused and told me the card must not be activated. It later turned out the card was fine -- it has worked before other providers -- so I wish that interaction had been handled with more patience and professionalism. I shared this feedback with Dr. Carroll afterward, but the conversation didn't feel especially empathetic. I was hoping for a bit more understanding, especially around ensuring staff communication stays within their roles. In short: The clinical care was good, but the front desk experience left a lot to be desired. I'd recommend going elsewhere if you value strong communication and patient service across the board.

I was referred to Dr Rana Baroudi by my general dentist and I owe him a big thank you. Dr. Baroudi…read moreis one of the nicest people I have met. She takes her time, answers all your questions and treats you like a person that she cares about. I've never had a doctor or dentist put me at ease the way she does. Besides being a wonderful person, she is also a wonderful periodontist. She performed a sinus lift, bone graft and implant on me. The procedure was totally pain free and the recovery was exactly how she said it would be. Everything was done on time and on budget. Any time I needed to reach out to her for a question during my recovery she always replied promptly via text message. I give Dr. Baroudi a 5 star rating for both her personal skills and her professional skills. Thank you so much Dr. Baroudi.

I was referred by my primary dentist and was treated by Dr. Trung Nguyen for my tooth/gum pain. Dr…read more Nguyen is very knowledgeable and informative and was able to come up with a treatment plan that best fit my needs. I had several procedures and follow-ups and each time I was treated with compassion and professionalism by Dr. Nguyen and all the assisting and supporting staff. They went above and beyond answering all my questions from insurance coverage to personal follow-ups the day after the procedures. Needless to say, my treatment and recovery was successful. I highly recommend Dr. Trung Nguyen and staff for your periodontal needs!