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Pomona Dental

5.0 (1 review)
Closed • 7:00 am - 4:00 pm

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Cavity treatment

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Tooth filling replacement or repair

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Endodontic Associates of Clear Lake - Front entrance

Endodontic Associates of Clear Lake

4.1(12 reviews)
17.0 mi•Clear Lake

I had a root canal many years ago and my crown recently got cracked after years of wear and tear…read more My dentist referred me to this place and I was able to get an appointment for a consultation the same day. The dental assistant, Lori, was very nice and took great care of me. Dr. Vogel was also nice. He made sure to explain the whole process of a root canal retreat and what I could expect. Also that with every procedure, there could be unexpected changes once they get in there. After a brief consultation they did some panoramic X-rays and I got on the schedule for the next week. Fast forward a week and I showed up for my appointment. We got started after Dr. Vogel explained what he was going to do and me telling him my concerns from the previous root canal. Unfortunately things did not go as planned since my tooth had some infection in the root. Dr. Vogel explained that we would not be able to finish up and he was going to clean out as much infection as he could and get me a temporary filling so we could go over my next step options. After everything, he took the time to call my dentist and speak with them about what I needed next. He sent them the X-rays he took and waited with me while we discussed the plan. He told me that he was not going to charge me for the root canal since he wasn't able to do it and instead charged me for an incomplete. I appreciate that and it ended up saving me a lot of money in the end... especially since I will now be visiting an oral surgeon. While I hope I never have to have another root canal, I would definitely come back to Dr. Vogel and highly recommend him for any endodontic needs.

My husband is disabled and suffered a stroke that significantly affected his mobility and cognitive…read moredecision-making. Because of this, I attend my husbands appointments as his support person and representative. When called back for our appointment, I accompanied him to the exam room to help him as he cannot walk unassisted. The dental assistant escorted us to the room and took x rays. I stood behind the wall and then she asked me to have a seat in the exam room. Dr. Brian Duncan proceeded to come in with an extremely dismissive and a negative attitude. He asked my husband about the visit and I helped answer as my husband cannot longer communicate effectively. I asked if I could explain why our prior doctor referred us to come here. Dr. Brian Duncan proceeded to snap that I have "broken protocol". His protocol was that I was not allowed to represent my husband and could not assist my husband during this appointment. He proceeded to say "this is not going to work" and walked out of the room with no further explanation. This was extremely distressing, especially considering my husband cannot walk independently and relies on my assistance to navigate medical visits. For a patient with disabilities and cognitive impairment, compassion and flexibility should be the standard of care. Instead, we felt dismissed and treated with a complete lack of empathy by Dr. Brian Duncan. Dr. Brian Duncan should understand that caregivers and family members are often essential advocates for vulnerable patients. I hope this office reconsiders how they handle situations involving disabled patients and their caregivers in the future.

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Endodontic Partners

4.5(13 reviews)
14.2 mi

I was referred here by our dentist to see if our daughter could have a root canal done. The…read morereceptionist was amazing and wanted to make sure we were comfortable. They juggled some appointments around to fit us in right away because our dentist called ahead of time. Instead of just doing the root canal they did their own X-rays and determined the tooth needed to ne extracted instead of a root canal. I was super impressed with the Doctor, her staff, & the location is super convenient!

I was recommended by my general dentist to get a consultation for a root canal. They are located…read moreon the second floor of the building and the office is well kept and nice. The staff here are extremely professional and the assistants are very gentle and warm, which really help put my mind at ease (or as at ease as possible while you are anticipating certain doom). Dr. Mendez was very knowledgeable, confident and explained everything very clearly and reassured me that the root canal procedure would be painless. And that it was. They were very good about numbing me up and asked how I felt all along the way. What also helped was getting to watch Netflix with headphones on which helped drown out the drilling noise a bit, but also took my mind off what was happening. I waited for about half an hour to get inside, did the cone beam CT scan and get back to get numb. The procedure itself probably took about an hour after I numbing set in. Once Dr. Mendez was done, I think she was off to the next. Unfortunately we didn't get a chance to talk as I was still laying there with the things keeping my mouth open. She did mention everything looked good and when she said it was done I felt a huge sigh of relief. Then the other staff member helped with a final x-ray, cleaning up and getting my temporary crown back on. She was great and also explained post-procedure items. All in all, I was extremely impressed and glad I came here. Here's to hoping I never have to come back!

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Katy Endodontic Associates

Katy Endodontic Associates

4.3(22 reviews)
27.7 mi

Flexible on schedule as we had a mix up due to my misunderstanding and they rapidly rescheduled …read more Nice office, friendly doctor, cool staff. "Range"of cost for root canal suggested by Dr prior to surgery was around $1200. Find it hard to believe that since the base cost of the root canal was $1644, the Dr didn't know this was a low estimate . Imagine my surprise on check out after what I can only describe as a friendly but painful procedure for the final bill to be $2450. Would never have done it had I had any idea. My fault for not being more pointed in questioning. LAST ROOT CANAL EVER! Add to the RC a new crown at $1200 plus and the economics suggest pull the tooth or get an implant which has lower risk of future problems.

Stay away unless out of pocket cost and insurance coverage don't matter to you. Dr. Campbell and…read morehis office have questionable business practices, and when I brought it up, they were dismissive and Dr. Campbell himself was very arrogant. The Christian persona and mission work he does apparently don't extend to his practice. Last year, I had a crown that fell off and my dentist recommended that I see Dr. Campbell to make sure there wasn't a problem with the root canal that Dr. Campbell had performed prior to the crown being put on. I was in a lot of pain, but when I contacted his office, I was told he was going out of town on a mission trip and they would not let me see the other doctor in the practice because I had originally seen Dr. Campbell. So I had to wait 24 days to see him, in pain the entire time. When I finally got in, they took x-rays (and refused to request the existing x-rays from my dentist). They then performed a CT before I even saw the doctor, but when I questioned this, I was brushed off and just told that the doctor would go over everything with me. When I finally saw Dr. Campbell, he looked at the x-rays only and told me that everything looked great. I specifically asked if he could tell everything from the x-ray and was told yes. When I asked why the CT was performed, he only then looked at it and just said again that everything was great. He then walked me to the front office, handed off my chart and left. It was then that I was informed that I owed $150 for the CT because insurance never covers them. I said that is not acceptable at all for several reasons. The first is I hadn't even seen the doctor and he hadn't looked at any x-rays to see if a CT was even warranted. Secondly, I should have been told that the office would like to do a CT scan, but that insurance wouldn't cover it, and asked if I would be okay with that. The fact that it was just done and I was told after the fact that it wasn't covered and hit with a large bill is very deceptive and even unethical. At this time, I asked to speak with Dr. Campbell to let him know that I couldn't believe that I was being charged and expressed that things should have been done differently. His response was that it was needed for diagnostic purposes. I replied and said at first you didn't even pull up the CT until I asked about it and had already told me that you could see everything from the x-rays. He said that is just the way our office does things. However, their own website says of the CT scan, "Dental Cone-Beam Computed Tomography (CT) is a special type of x-ray equipment used when regular dental or facial x-rays are not sufficient." Since the x-ray had not even been reviewed, they could not have known that they would be insufficient (when by Dr. Campbell's own words, they were sufficient), thus the CT scan should not have been performed. A few days later, I wrote Dr. Campbell a letter, expressing my disappointment in the way the entire thing was handled and his response was "Roger that, sorry to lose you as a patient. My standards are my standards which are very high apparently compared to your value in my expertise and your dental health." There are lots of good endodontists in the Houston area - find one that doesn't perform procedures that he knows will not be covered and are of questionable necessity without even bothering to talk to you about the financial impact of his practices on you. We all know that performing the CT did not cost him anywhere close to $150, but keeping that profit was more important to him than his patient.

Pomona Dental - generaldentistry - Updated May 2026

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