Took my daughters here for cleanings and it was ok. The hygienists said almost nothing, which may be a language barrier but still does not put you at ease. Went back for a filling. The dentist was condescending and uncaring with my 4 year old. I had to demand to be allowed to even speak to or hold my daughter's hand. Then the dentist acted super annoyed that I had wanted to hold her hand and tell her that it wouldn't hurt after that. The dentist also told me that I couldn't speak so that my daughter knew that I was still there with her and she was safe because my daughter needed to hear "one voice" from the dentist. Then when my daughter said that the laughing gas mask was hurting her face, the dentist said "no it doesn't ". Instead of dismissing her feelings and making her unnecessarily afraid. I picked her up and left. People who choose to work with children need to respect children as full human beings with genuine feelings, respect the parent-child bond, especially in young children, and show empathy, compassion, and care for their patients. read more