I was referred here by my dentist for a root canal. They did some diagnostic tests and sent me home…read moresaying I didn't need one. One of the things they did resulted in excruciating pain for a very long weekend. I ended up going back at my dentists advice and getting the root canal. They knew when I called who I was and apparently there was a difference of opinion between the two medical professionals there. I was charged for another visit (not my fault I was sent away the first time) and no apology was given for my pain or the extra day I had to take off work. Super dissatisfied with the communication after I told them how horrible I felt and how much tooth pain I had been in since they saw me.

I was petrified by my first endodontist visit, but Dr. Bianchi was awesome in alleviating my fears…read moreand giving me peace of mind and confidence. I was impressed by three things: Preparation - I have an extremely rare and severe chronic health condition which I noted on the intake form. Prior to meeting with me, Dr. Bianchi had researched my condition enough to discuss it and to understand my concerns. That doesn't happen often. Bedside manner - I confessed I was a coward and an endodontist neophyte. Dr. Bianchi was compassionate, patient, conversational and engaging. The gentle music, the birdfeeders outside and the rest of the staff made me as at ease as I could have been. Knowledge and ability to convey it - Dr. Bianchi clearly knows dentistry and human anatomy inside and out. He was able to fully explain all aspects of my dental health in a clear and concise manner, as well as answer any questions I had. I arrived assuming my best case scenario was a root canal and a crown and my worst case scenario was losing the tooth. Neither ended up being the case and Dr. Bianchi clearly takes a conservative approach when warranted. This was a huge relief and my fears of the consultation were unnecessary. I highly recommend Dr. Bianchi and, if I ever need an endodontist again, will return.

I agree with Greg M. "This guy rocks!" I have the same pathological fear of dentists and pain, and…read morefor that reason, when I found Dr. O'Dea he became my favorite person on the planet. Unfortunately, I've seen Dr. O'Dea too many times over the years, because I was born with just awful teeth. But he's never hurt me, not once. Today I had to go back for ANOTHER root canal... which he completed in a flat 37 minutes, front to finish. The whole time he made sure to check in with me that I was ok, not feeling anything... and when we finished he told ME "Good job!". I am not the one who did a good job... all I did was not lapse into frantic tears. He did the great job! It's been a long relationship, and one I deeply appreciate. He's a great endodontist with a great chairside manner and wonderful staff. Thank you!

4-years later…read more... All is good! Zero issues. Not looking to do this again, but if I do, I'm going back to this guy!!

Sadly Bruce Holt has retired. Creekside has taken over his office. I would not go to them. I had…read morea very bad experience with them about a year ago. They run up the cost on the patient needlessly. Best word that I can think of to describe Creekside is SCAM. Bruce Holt ran an honest business.

I have gone to Dr.Holt a few times and I couldn't be happier with the team there! I am impressed…read morewith the time Dr. Holt spent explaining the different procedures and the staffs friendly care! Getting a root canal is never pleasant ,but I would recommend him ! Great guy and it's a pleasure to know this awesome Dentist! Thank you Sir!

I have needed two root canals in the last ten years and this place is amazing. I was in pain and…read morethey were able to get me an appointment much sooner than my actual appointment. I had zero pain and they kept checking in on me throughout. The office is really nice and they have me a blanket and some lavender and a movie! Actually not a bad afternoon.

Dr. Clifford Wong is the perrenial professional endodontist. Besides his impeccable bedside manner,…read morehe described precisely each action he engaged in while he performed two root canals. All without an ounce of pain! Thank you Dr.Wong for taking care of me.

Pretty expensive. Had to pay a lot of money for a special x-ray. Had the root canal done which…read moreitself was fine initially except Ive had pain since and now I would have to pay again for what they call a six-month recall. That should definitely be included in all the money I've paid for the special x-rays and root canal itself. In this day and age every penny counts. All in all it's a lot of money even with excellent dental insurance.

First off, I was extremely nervous to get my root canal. I've had some not so great experiences at…read morethe dentist in the past due to some poor work that had to be redone multiple times. Because of this poor work, I ended up needing to see an endodontist. Needless to say I was really not looking forward to it. Luckily for me, Dr. Hashagen and his team are very precise. I think I was in the chair for about forty-five minutes. The only bit of pain I felt was the first shot in order to numb the nerve and after that, I was good to go. After the procedure, I had no pain. This may not be the same for everyone, but I feel very safe in the hands of High Street Endodontics.

Have a dental emergency this weekend. I called Sentinel since I couldn't get ahold of anyone at my…read moreregular providers, endodontic, periodontal, or general and this place claims to have emergency dental care available. What a waste of time. The woman who answered said she had to see who was on call and would get back to me. She didn't and when I tried calling again no one answered or returned my message. So now here I am with motrin and ice packs hoping to see one of my regular providers on Monday. Unfortunately dental care is a frequent regular part of my life. I have insurance and have spent a ton of cash on my mouth but this group will never see a dime of it. If this is how they treat someone in an emergency they are not to be trusted​

I am so thankful for this place. They got me in super last minute on a Sunday! My toddler knocked…read moreone if my front teeth out and I was in a lot of pain. After calling around for hours this morning, pleadings to get in anywhere, they did not hesitate on acting. I was seen less than an hour after calling them. They were nothing but accommodating! I couldn't say more good things about them. All the staff there was super kind and understanding! I have terrible anxiety with dental work and they were so supportive and amazing. They made me feel comfortable and put me at ease. I am so lucky I found this place. No one wants to work on Sunday and they came in with a smile and was super welcoming willing to help. I will forever be coming back to them. Thank you again for saving me last minute! You guys rock!

Had many root canals here and Dr Chow is amazing .. very caring with your dental care!! The nurses…read moreare wonderful and make your visit pleasant as well!

Amazing pain free experience. Amazing skills and I can tell you he is so great at what he does…read more Thank you Dr. Chow

I had to have 5 teeth extracted. My dentist referred me to Dr. Quo at Sacramento Oral surgery. My…read morehusband had been referred there and is was a wonderful experience for him. My husband experience calmed my high anxiety when it was my turn. I cannot praise Dr. Quo and staff enough. They are kind, thoughtful, professional, knowledgeable but most of all they treat each patient like family. My Husband and I highly recommend Sacramento Oral Surgery Roseville, specifically Dr. Quo and her staff, to anyone needing oral surgery.

I had one of the most stressful and upsetting medical experiences of my life at this dental office,…read moreand I feel obligated to warn others. From the beginning, I was quoted one price for my exam and procedure, only to later be charged more due to an "error" on their part. That error somehow became my responsibility to pay. I was already in severe pain and felt completely trapped--waiting another week to find a different provider was not realistic. I made it clear that I did not want to be put under sedation. During the exam, the doctor probed a severely painful tooth with no Novocaine and pushed all the way into the root pocket. The pain was extreme and unnecessary. Because I reacted to that pain, I was then told the procedure would not be done unless I agreed to sedation. This was frustrating, especially since I've had far worse and more abscessed teeth treated in the past without sedation. After a full week of agony, I felt I had no real choice and agreed to sedation simply to get the tooth removed. What happened next was terrifying. After I was sedated, I was later told directly by the dentist herself that I had "overdosed on fentanyl." I was told Narcan had to be administered because I stopped breathing, and an ambulance was called to ensure I was okay. I had previously disclosed that I have sleep apnea, which increases the risks associated with sedation and should have been handled with extreme caution. Even after the procedure was completed, I was required to remain in the office for what felt like at least half an hour because they were unable to get my blood oxygen levels back to a safe or reasonable range, and my oxygen saturation was floating dangerously low. Despite this serious medical incident, I was then charged to be sedated a second time in order to complete the procedure. When I later attempted to discuss the overcharge and the overall situation with the office, one of my calls was abruptly ended. When I called back and spoke with Nora in billing, I was met with defensiveness, blame, and a complete lack of empathy. I tried to calmly explain my frustration with being overcharged for an incident caused by their own error, but the conversation was repeatedly turned around on me. I was told it was my fault and even told that I had not overdosed--despite that being a direct statement made to me earlier that day by the dentist herself. There was no attempt to work with me on the bill or acknowledge the seriousness of what I had gone through. Because of this office: I was overcharged I was subjected to unnecessary pain I was sedated against my initial wishes I stopped breathing and required Narcan I was charged again And I was treated dismissively afterward At no point did anyone attempt to acknowledge the seriousness of what happened or work with me on the billing. This experience reflects poor medical judgment, unsafe sedation practices, unethical billing behavior, and a complete lack of empathy. I strongly urge anyone--especially those with sleep apnea or concerns about sedation--to seek care elsewhere. No patient should stop breathing, be revived with Narcan, blamed for it, and then billed extra.