Word in the neighborhood is that Dr. Raval and assistant Katrina are the best Implant Specialists…read morewest of the Mississippi. Today I can confirm, they are the best. Not only was procedure completed with upmost professionalism they also performed it after normal working hours, staying two hours late to help me with my implant emergency. In aerospace we call this 100% Mission Success. Keep up the good work! YOU BLAST COMPETITION OUT OF EARTH'S GRAVITATIONAL PULL Signed, DanD

Dr. Lee and team did an incredible job on my frenectomy. I had one done previously that had…read morereattached from being done poorly. He was thorough and meticulous during the surgery and I felt complete trust. Less discomfort and a better result than the previous surgery.

Dr Aviles is very trustworthy and a warm hearted person with great manners. He's the kind of doctor…read morewho cares about patients as his family members. I went there for a root canal consultation. He explained in details about pro and cons on the options I could pursue. The office staff are also super nice and knowledgeable. I highly recommend this place.

I was referred to this office for an evaluation. However, they were too aggressive to schedule a…read moretreatment right after it on the same day (without even evaluating me). The amount of texts and phone calls I got for a simple evaluation appointment was overwhelming and alarming. They also told me there is a sizable fee for the evaluation, but it wasn't true because I decided to go somewhere else and they told meet it's fully covered by my insurance. Looks like this office is worried about money more than patients health, so based on my experience with their staff I DO NOT recommend them.

Bel-Red OMS was great. I needed to get one of my wisdom teeth yanked (Tooth 16). The dental…read moreassistant and Dr. Audia were both awesome, they answered all of my myriad questions, and their chair-side manner was on point. After all the preliminary setup and with a little N20 and some local anesthetic, the extraction took maybe five minutes. Didn't feel any pain, just a little cracking as the doctor worked the tooth out. And I got to keep it! These guys are top-notch, their automated x-ray machine is cool, their fish tank is groovy, and their office building's atrium is rad. Five stars -- would recommend.

I had a tooth extraction at Dr Banda and here's what I experienced…read more 1. One of my teeth went bad and was extracted - but, a fraction of the extracted tooth was left behind in my gum! Not a tiny piece - the second provider I went to see later found it on x-ray. 2. I chose full anesthesia but did not recall being told to avoid eating in the morning. I showed up with a full belly and was told there could be a risk of vomiting in the process. The procedure went forward. 3. After the procedure, the bone graft kept falling out. My primary dentist suggested me to see Dr Banda again. He told me the graft failed and recommended redoing the grafting procedure right away. 4. At that point I decided to see another dentist for second opinion, who then found out the fraction left behind. She suggested letting my gum heal before another procedure with a chance to grow back enough bone, which it did and saved me a procedure.

Don't get any treatment here if you are an immigrant whose English is not perfect, because you are…read moregoing to get insulted by Dr. Leonard. During our 5min consultation, she spent 4min confirming whether I need an interpreter for my surgery, just because I've never heard of "nitrous" and I asked her to explain. She asked me if I have any friend who can speak better English and i should bring them to the surgery. Like wtf? It's also quite hard to understand Dr. Leonard as she has heavy accent herself. I've been to many clinics since I came to US. EVERY doctor I met explained patiently to me what each term means. So, get your English certified before you come here.

My visit for tooth extraction was one of the more unusual experiences I have had with a medical…read moreservices provider. Neal, Leonard and Sorensen (NLS) runs the gamut, from the highs to the lows, with everything settling into a mostly middle experience. NLS is a factory disassembly and assembly line. If you like a lot of hand-holding, NLS/Kirkland is not for you. On the other hand, if you would prefer an impersonal, conveyor belt approach, this office may be more your style. The procedure was rough, but less due to the staff than the procedure. It's simply a terrible thing to have a piece of your body you've had in place for a half-century sawed off and ripped out. Recovery was flawless. To say I had little pain would be inaccurate: I had zero pain in the first several days.

This place is amazing, would highly recommend to anyone. The staff are so nice, make u feel…read morecomfortable, and give you a thorough rundown on what to expect. Absolutely amazing experience and I would highly recommend this business. They are so thoughtful and even called a few days after my son's wisdom teeth were removed to check on him to see how he was doing.

Today I got all 4 of my wisdom teeth out and it went so well. They did everything very efficiently…read moreand everything went super smooth. Everyone at the office was super nice and I want to give a special thanks to the doctor and Mariana for making it super easy experience for me. I wasn't worried at all and knew I was in good hands. I recommend this place highly for anyone needing to get their wisdom teeth out.

Thomas Dentistry is a cozy practice located on the north side of the island in an unassuming…read morebuilding. I made my appointment a couple months in advance in order to accommodate schedules and so I appreciated the text reminders as the appointment drew near. My whole experience was an utter delight. I felt seen, heard, and taken care of. Everyone was so nice and approachable. They checked in with me often, told me what was happening, and gave helpful pointers. I ended up with a retainer and mouthguard which they were able to scan for in the office using a digital mouth scanner. I had flashbacks to the old putty trays and just appreciating that is no longer a practice. Billing transparency was clear. I ended paying a bit more due to my insurance not covering everything, but the office called me immediately upon learning. I really found the whole experience a vast improvement over my last two at other practices.

Dr. Gurman Jaswal @ Thomas dentistry is always so upbeat & friendly. My smile was iffy looking…read moresince childhood. Now, @66, I have a very nice smile & I'm so thankful... Bill

# Extremely Nasty Receptionist and Overall Bad Experience…read more Everything looked nice and professional when I called to book a new-patient examination. The scheduling process was smooth, and nothing unusual was mentioned. All seemed fine. I arrived for my appointment, checked in, and sat down. They explained they wanted to take X-rays and images before the examination. No problem. Then, out of nowhere, I was told that they also needed to take my blood pressure. This was the first time anyone had mentioned it. It was never discussed during scheduling, never disclosed as a requirement before the appointment, and only came up after I was already sitting there ready to be examined. I felt completely ambushed. Had I been told beforehand that a blood pressure reading would be required before even a routine examination, I could have made an informed decision before taking time out of my day to come in. Instead, it felt as though an undisclosed condition had suddenly been introduced after I had already arrived. I politely explained that I was not comfortable with that, especially considering this was only an examination and not a procedure involving anesthesia or treatment. What bothered me most was not the request itself, but the insistence. The more they pushed, the more anxious and uncomfortable I became. I am also highly skeptical of casually obtained blood pressure readings taken without proper preparation, positioning, rest, or consideration of the patient's current state. A number taken under stressful conditions can be misleading, especially when the patient has already expressed discomfort and anxiety. Before I sat down for the examination, my heart rate was a relaxed 75 BPM. After the discussion escalated and the pressure continued, my heart rate climbed to 125 BPM while I was still sitting in the chair. At that point, I was no longer mentally or physically comfortable proceeding. I politely informed the doctor that I did not wish to continue that day and left the appointment. Unfortunately, that was not the end of the experience. I later called the office simply to confirm that I would not be charged for a visit that never resulted in an examination and that I left feeling anxious and unwell. The receptionist answered and immediately became dismissive and belittling. She repeatedly stated: "You are not a good fit anyway." I asked her to clarify what she meant by "not a good fit" and whether that was her personal opinion. She replied: "No, I speak for the clinic. I don't think you're a good fit, and I believe it's because you don't trust the doctor." I explained that this had nothing to do with trust. My concern was that I was not comfortable proceeding with a blood pressure measurement under those circumstances and that I was no longer in the right state of mind to continue the appointment. Her response was: "I still think you're not a good fit. Anyway, I don't even think you want to come back." I replied that, in fact, now that I understood their process, I would be willing to come back on a day when I was rested, comfortable, and mentally prepared. I then asked a very direct question: "Let me make sure I understand. If I call to reschedule, are you saying the clinic will refuse to book me?" She paused and once again responded: "You're not a good fit." Notice that this was not an answer to the question. Instead of providing a simple yes-or-no response, she continued repeating the same judgmental phrase. I asked again: "Yes or no?" She said: "Let me ask the doctor, and I will surely call you back shortly. But I still think you're not a good fit and that you don't trust the doctor." At that point, I found the interaction remarkably unprofessional. A receptionist's role is not to repeatedly judge whether a patient is a "good fit." If the clinic had made a decision, then communicate it clearly and professionally. If the clinic had not made a decision, then say so. Repeating "you're not a good fit" over and over again while refusing to answer a direct question came across as dismissive, condescending, and unnecessarily antagonistic. Of course, I never heard back. What stood out most was the complete lack of empathy and professionalism. I was clearly having a difficult day. I had already left the office feeling anxious and physically uncomfortable. Rather than showing understanding, answering my questions directly, or attempting to de-escalate the situation, the receptionist repeatedly labeled me as "not a good fit" and appeared more interested in passing judgment than helping resolve the issue. I left without receiving an examination, without any meaningful resolution, without a return call as promised, and without even a shred of compassion from what is supposed to be a healthcare setting. The entire experience left me feeling blindsided, unwelcome, judged, and deeply disappointed.

Had a wonderful experience getting a cleaning and consult for veneers/dental bonding. My hygienist,…read moreSarah, was incredibly friendly and I enjoyed chatting with her. I was never pushed or sold to make purchases by Dr. Reena who was also incredibly pleasant. A simple cleaning removed a number of coffee stains and I am happy with the outcome. I have referred my husband to this office as well.

Dr. Tingey is very professional and He takes his time with each patient…read more The office is always nice decorated, feels like home

We love this office!! Dr Tingey treated 3 of my children with braces. One with Invisalign and two…read morewith traditional braces. Each had their own unique situation: large teeth for a small mouth, teeth floating high in the gum line, and crooked teeth. It's only been 18 months and they are all done and smiling through their teen years. What we love: Dr Tingey! Every visit he was engaged with what was going on in their life, he has an energy about him that is contagious. We always left with a smile on our face. What we also loved: the office staff. They are incredibly friendly and their festive decorations, games and prizes were top notch. I have no idea how they do it all. We would highly recommend this office to both young and old!