I've been going to Julie for years and honestly I recommend her to everyone who mentions they need…read morea wax. She makes you feel so comfortable and makes the appointment go by so much faster and painless. She has such a positive attitude and keeps the energy alive. I personally go for a Brazilian Wax and as a plus size woman, she makes me feel the most comfortable in my own skin. Which is hard to come by. I simply love her professionalism! Go to her, I promise you'll never want to go to anyone else.

You could not pay me to go elsewhere after this. The environment is clean, professional, and…read moreefficient. Julie did an amazing job and my only regret is that I didn't find her sooner. I've been getting my Brazilian wax done for about 7-8 years at various salons throughout SoCal. This is hands down one of, if not THE best experience I've ever had. Do yourself a favor and book an appointment. Chances are, you won't be sorry.

Janette and April were so welcoming and professional. This was my first time getting a spray tan…read moreand I was a little apprehensive. If you're a little nervous or self conscious to try it, don't be. They are so chill and make you feel at home. I will definitely be back!

Upgraded my expectations of a spray tan- powder, doing the barrier cream for you, moisturizing oil-…read moreall great additions. Flexible on scheduling, super fast service, highly recommend!

This is my favorite dentist and dental Office in Ventura! I…read morehave lived in this area for over 15 years. My first dentist retired several years ago and I didn't have a plan. After looking them up on Yelp, I decided to try them. I have been working with Dr Hahn and her team, including Callie and other hygeinists for their service. The office is super clean, pleasant and all the staff, including the front desk staff are super nice, friendly, respectful and kind. Dr Hahn and the team provide exceptional care and are super gentle, thoughtful during all the procedures, cleaning, x-rays and exams. I also am paying a one time yearly fee for the services provided which I believe is very reasonable since my insurance did not cover this office and other PPO Dentists. I believe that it is an exceptional value and highly recommend this team any dental needs.

I've been going to Insight Dentistry on Oak St. for about 7 years now, and I can honestly say…read morethey've been consistently amazing. The staff is always so friendly, welcoming, and helpful it really makes every visit a pleasant experience. Dr. Krishna is outstanding. He gives special attention to his patients, takes the time to explain everything clearly, and is incredibly patient and knowledgeable. I truly love this place and highly recommend them!

If you need any kind of dental care, Cedars Dentistry is the place to go!…read more Firstly, miss Cynthia at the front desk was extremely friendly, knowledgeable, and made it really easy for me to set up my appointment. She was consistently smiling and that helped me settle a lot of my nerves beforehand Onto the service itself, Dr. Alesia was just the cherry on top. Not only was she kind and as sweet as can be, but she was also extremely skilled and gentle with my teeth. It's always amazing when you come across a place that provides the quality of customer service and care that Cedars Dentistry provides. OH AND their prices are better than the other dentists in the area too Thank you guys for everything today. I'm so excited to be able to eat and drink without my tooth screaming at me hehe

On May 8, my dentist told me they were submitting an authorization request to my insurance for a…read moreroot canal. After weeks of hearing nothing, I called my insurance company myself in July and learned that the authorization had never been submitted. From what I was told by Cynthia the office was planning to terminate its contract with my insurance and there wouldn't be enough time to complete the procedure. If she would've submitted back in May, we would've had plenty of time. instead of informing me or submitting the authorization as promised, nothing was done. Had they simply been upfront, I could have found another provider much sooner instead of waiting nearly two months in pain and uncertainty. To make matters worse, every time I called, I had to deal with Cynthia. Unfortunately, my interactions with her were consistently unprofessional. When I called to ask that the authorization be resubmitted because required information was missing, she argued with me telling me that there would not be enough time to complete the procedure before they no longer accepted my insurance and ultimately hung up on me. I've had several prior authorizations approved without any issues, so this experience was especially frustrating. Because of the office's lack of communication and failure to follow through, I now have to start the entire process over with a new dentist. Patients deserve honest communication and timely handling of insurance authorizations. Sadly, that was not my experience here.

Excellent first visit. Great customer care, a very nice open lobby and friendly staff. My hygienist…read morewas wonderful, and the doctor was very communicative and honest and friendly. Don't care for the TVs, but there was no volume and it was a nature show so it wasn't an issue. Can we choose what we want to watch or to turn them off? Looking forward to having care here, and that's saying something. Now that my old Dentist no longer takes my insurance I had to make a switch and while I appreciate and love the Care at the old place, I need to make sure my insurance can cover as much dental as possible! Highly recommend!

We never got to see this Dentist. In June we made an appointment directly through Dr. White (office…read morewas closed but she graciously answered the phone & scheduled us for consecutive appointments at 2PM 7/23. We received a text about a week ago, and my wife replied we'd be there, not noticing that at the bottom of the text the time had been changed to 1PM. PLEASE BELIEVE THE ONE-STAR REVIEWS DETAILING SCHEDULING ISSUES, (We aren't the first potential patients to have this exact rigmarole used on them - considering the office's love of charging for appointment snafu's, I wonder if this is entirely coincidental...?) When you receive a confirmation text, they are so 'pro forma' that you don't expect important info to be buried at the bottom. Anyhow, I guess our search for an office will continue.

Smile Shapers has been an amazing dental office. From the moment you walk in, everyone is kind,…read morewelcoming, and professional. Dr. Eskander is incredibly caring and thorough. He takes the time to explain everything in great detail, making sure all of your questions are answered and that you leave with no doubts or concerns. He shows you exactly what is happening with each tooth, explains the procedures that may be needed, and provides treatment options without making you feel pressured. I especially appreciate that he prioritizes the most important dental work first and allows you time to consider your options. One of the things I love most is that they make crowns in-house. Their technology allows them to create a crown in about 35 minutes, which means the entire procedure can often be completed in a single visit. While appointments may last around two hours or a little longer, it is well worth it to avoid multiple visits and temporary crowns. I am truly grateful to have found a dental office that genuinely listens to its patients. The entire team takes the time to explain each treatment plan, review insurance costs, and discuss your individual case so you fully understand your options. Their attention to detail, professionalism, and patient-centered care make Smile Shapers an outstanding dental office. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for a dentist who truly cares about their patients.

Amazing! I love the way they explain everything. I feel comfortable asking questions. Feels like…read morethey want my teeth to last as much as I do. Briza and Angie go above and beyond.

Dr. Matt Wallace is over the top wonderful!! He helped change my husband's confidence!! I will be…read moreforever grateful. Hubby's teeth were wearing away on one side of his mouth. Imagine your teeth chipping away only on one side. My husband always felt self-conscious about his smile. Hubby asked Dr. Wallace what he could do about his smile. Dr. Wallace gave him all new teeth. I do not know the technical terms.. idk if they are veneers or caps or?? Hubby's teeth were shaved down to little bits. Then the new teeth were put on over the former teeth. I don't know what this process is called, I simply call it amazing!! When I learn the words, I will update this review. Johnny, my hubby, smiles all of the time. This was a few years ago and this review is long overdue. Johnny also loves Matt Wallace's personality. They both love surfing and have a love of UFOs or X-files. Anyways, Matt Wallace is top notch. No, that's not all!!! Here is my story. My story is about Stacy. Stacy is THE MOST AMAZING DENTAL HYGENIST that ever walked the face of the earth. She only works there on Fridays, I believe. Why is she so amazing, you ask?? I have issues. I gag a lot. I forget to breathe. Perhaps, it is being at the dentist anxiety, IDK. I always feel embarrassed during and after my visits. I still visit the dentist every 6 months even though I have/had this issue. First of all Stacey is calm. If I start to get gaggy, she has me do yoga nose. It is a breathing technique that calms me down. The way that she uses that scraping utensil and the water tool are truly minimally invasive. Prior to Stacey, when the scraping part is occurring it just sounds so loud. The sound is my equivalent to nails on a chalkboard for me. It was a purely god awful sound. Stacy's technique does not come with these awful sound effects. She is calm. She makes me feel calm. She has a TV in the room that is on. It doesn't have sound, it is a way to distract one's self. I don't even need to look at it anymore. When there are chances to chat, we chat about travel. We love hearing about each other's adventures. You are probably thinking, this place cannot get any better.. Well it does. I love the office staff. As I was leaving yesterday, I shared some really great personal news. They all listened intently and cared about me. They clapped, and said they were so happy for me. I had a happy cry. I also love Dr. Liang. He also loves travelling. He is a kind dentist who checks in on me on my Friday visits. SIf you are searching for your new dentists and dental hygienists, this is THE place to go.

Dr. Wallace is very kind, knowledgeable, and his office is lovely. I always have anxiety about…read moregoing to the dentist, and he makes it easy!

This has been my best dental experience ever, and having to get 2 crowns, that's saying a lot. I'm…read morea very nervous dental patient and Dr, Babbitt was great, the ENTIRE staff is as well! I had a long over due cleaning, 2 new crowns and fitted for a night guard. They have the best state of the art equipment but the most impressive was the neck pillow they offer you during your dental work. It was a game changer. It helped me so much since I'm so tense as it is when at any dentist. Truly, they are all wonderful, and genuinely caring AND do great work. I can't recommend this office enough to my friends

My experience with this dentist was the worst ever. I found him to be arrogant and disrespectful…read more He humiliated me in front of his staff by shrugging his shoulders after I asked him what could be done about the ill fitting bridge he placed in my mouth! When I explained I had been biting my tongue and my cheek, he told me "that's a soft tissue issue" and told me to go to a periodontist! From the minute he placed this bridge, I told him it was too big! It was uncomfortable and I felt like I had a wad of gum behind my front teeth, and it even flew out of my mouth at a Christmas party last year! I waited six months to see if it felt any better and when it did not, I went to another dentist for a consultation. He agreed the bridge did not fit well and even contacted Dr. Babbitt to see if he would refund my money so it could be done properly. Dr. Babbitt refused to give even a partial refund and believed his work was perfect. Now, almost one year later, I need a root canal on one of the abutment teeth because the bridge does not fit right and bacteria made its way inside. I have been in excruciating pain for two weeks now as I try to gather the money for a root canal and another bridge. Lastly, my roots were exposed and I noticed they were discolored. I was told by Dr. Babbitt this was caused by brushing too hard and that it was just discoloration. I was NEVER told that what was actually happening was that my roots were decaying due to dry mouth caused by daily use of Flonase! He even said that because you couldn't see my gums when I smile, it isn't something that needed to be fixed. Had he emphasized that my roots were decaying at an alarming rate and I would need to fix the problem sooner than later, I would have made that priority and NOT gotten the bridge that I really didn't need. Base your decision to see this dentist with whatever information you have, but beware that this could happen to you too, so choose wisely.

I went to see Marina because of all the good reviews, and oh boy were they right! I've never had…read morebetter brows in my life! She took the time to map out my brows, and make sure it was exactly what I wanted. Her work was so fantastic that I ending up coming back the next day for a lash lift, and again, she did not disappoint. If you're looking for someone that will take their time, and give your eyes a great look, you found your girl!

Marina is very talented , Definitely recommend her services!…read more I have gone to her about 3 times and never walked out disappointed. Studio is nice and clean which I appreciate!

This is my 2nd review regarding Dr. Mark Weitzman. I can't…read moresay it enough - he's the best!!! I just had 2 implant placements n felt no pain during the procedure which lasted about 1 hour, I had a local anesthetic and drove home afterward. I felt a little pain after the anesthetic wore off but no biggie! It's been 1 week and so far no pain I'm just healing ! Thank Dr. Mark Weitzman

First, the staff have been wonderful. Everyone I've met has been kind, and Kelly is genuinely the…read morebest dental hygienist I've ever had. Good people deserve recognition, and I don't want my experience with one person to overshadow theirs. Now, onto the nightguard. Dr. Weitzman had recommended one for a while, and eventually I agreed. I'd mentioned that I sometimes snore and wondered about sleep apnea, though I've never been diagnosed. He suggested an appliance that might help with both grinding and my possible sleep issue. Sounded good to me. What wasn't mentioned was the price. After the impressions were taken, I learned it would cost $711. Quite a surprise, but I trusted his recommendation and paid. Within a week, it cracked. They sent it out for repair, apparently reinforcing the broken area with acrylic. I wasn't confident it would hold, but I gave it another shot. A few weeks later, it cracked again. In the exact same place. That's when things took a turn. Dr. Weitzman immediately blamed the way I was inserting it. Apparently, I'd occasionally been gently biting down to seat it rather than pushing it into place with my fingers. I wasn't forcing it or biting down hard in the slightest. This was the first time he'd explained that doing so could damage the appliance, and he seemed visibly frustrated with me for something I hadn't even realized was an issue. Fair enough. I'm not a dentist. If there's a right and wrong way, I'm happy to learn. That's why we go to professionals. But I had a question: Why would gently biting down to insert a nightguard cause it to crack when it's designed to withstand teeth grinding? And why would it break twice in exactly the same spot? I genuinely wanted to understand. Unfortunately, every time I tried to ask, he interrupted me, growing increasingly frustrated and insisting I should have used my fingers. I tried explaining that nobody had warned me biting down could damage the appliance, but I couldn't seem to finish a sentence. You'd think that warning would have been emphasized, especially after the first break. Maybe I'd used it incorrectly. Maybe there was something wrong with the appliance. A calm conversation could have cleared that up. Instead, he told me that if the lab charged him for another repair, I'd be responsible. It wasn't just what he said, but how he said it. His tone was accusatory, and I felt he'd already decided I was entirely to blame. At that point, I felt I was being bullied rather than heard, so I finally stood up for myself. I calmly told him I didn't think it was fair to pay again for an appliance that had already broken twice and had been gently used. His response? "Then we're done here!" He got up and walked away. As he left, he called back, "I have a business to run here!" His assistant appeared taken aback by the exchange and apologized profusely afterward. I don't want to speak for her, but I appreciated her kindness and professionalism, especially after such an unpleasant interaction. I've thought about those words quite a bit. Because, of course, he does. But what kind of business are you running if a patient who trusted your recommendation, paid $711, and returned with a broken appliance twice can't even ask a few questions without being made to feel like an inconvenience? I don't expect a business owner to absorb every expense or agree with every customer. But I do expect them to stand behind their work, treat people with dignity, and be willing to have a difficult conversation without making someone feel small. To me, that's not just good business. That's integrity. Maybe the nightguard was defective. Maybe my technique contributed. I was willing to have that conversation. But when you recommend an expensive product to a patient, I believe you take on a responsibility. Not just to sell it, but to explain it, make sure the patient understands how to use it, and help when something goes wrong. I didn't walk in looking for a fight or a refund. I came with a broken nightguard and some questions. I would have happily discussed a solution fair to both of us. Instead, I walked away $711 poorer, with a broken nightguard and considerably less trust in the person who recommended it. Being a good businessman and being good to people aren't competing priorities. At least, they shouldn't be. I wish the staff nothing but the best, especially Kelly. But I'll be finding a new dentist. My dad always said, "A handshake tells you how a man greets you. A disagreement tells you who he is." I think I learned everything I needed to know that day.