Best Endodontist Ever you say!? Why yes! Yes I do! Dr. Nesari and His team are the best of the…read morebest! When you walk in here feeling confused and worried you leave feeling like your family! From the initial meeting with Evelyn up front where she makes things so easy for you to understand to the time you go back , get your scan done and x-rays by either Liz, Desiree or Linda, to then meeting with Dr. Nesari everything is handled seamlessly! This is truly the A-Team of dentistry! If I ever need to have a root canal or even want a second opinion this is definitely where I will come! I recommend this establishment 100%!

Is truly an incredible place. From the moment you walk in, you are warmly welcomed by Evelyn at the…read morereception, the dental assistant, and the entire staff. My daughter, who has had difficult experiences with dentists in the past, felt very comfortable and in excellent hands with Dr. Roy Nesari. He performed a root canal, and my daughter described it as if "an angel's hands" were working on her. Ms. Evelyn assisted us on both visits with a beautiful smile and outstanding customer service. We are truly grateful for the care we received and wholeheartedly recommend this office -- 100% recommended. On behalf of Emily Silva López and Margarita López Chávez, thank you to you and your team of professionals.

connor the receptionist / appointment coordinator was so helpful every step of the way. he was so…read morekind, knowledgeable, sweet and really made the whole process so enjoyable. I hope this collection of Doctors values his presence and addition to their practice and that they compensate him very well.

Excellent from the moment you walk in…read more Kind front office team, super gentle and attentive techs who focus on making sure I understand what's happening, what it will cost and that I'm comfortable. Dr. Ratner is incredible - I've had two root canals in the past year (don't ask) and she did both, super gentle, kind, efficient. I know that nobody goes LOOKING for a root canal but if you do need one, you couldn't find a better team.

After I emailed to relay I'd researched that the Dental Board of California encourages individuals…read moreto file a compliant if they weren't told they were out of network by a provider, they responded by making me whole in every way - refunded by copay, reimbursed my insurance, retrained their staff. That said, I obviously needed to get another exam by an in-network provider and they concluded I actually didn't need a root canal. Obviously, medical professionals will defer in their opinions and diagnosis, but when I tried to dig deeper with EA's dentist, he offered me nothing, not even the costs and benefits of having a root canal or not. When meeting with the other dentist, she went into great detail about why she wouldn't recommend a root canal at this time. She used additional diagnostic tools and spent about 5 minutes going over the details of her decision, where as Endodontic Arts dentist spent all of 30 seconds. So again, if you have the opportunity to make another choice, seems like my time can be used to save some of yours - which is always my motive when writing a negative review.

Dr. Ko was meticulous in his work and communication. Loved the beats headphones that calmed me down.read more

Usually I don't write review. I need to write one to say "Thank You" to Dr. Ho with his quick and…read moreprofessional services. I never thought about urgent need for dental care. I was panic and worried, especially when it comes to my kid. My child was having tooth pain for 2 days and a wiggling tooth. I need to see a dentist to help with the pain and make sure the wiggling tooth is not an adult tooth. I have been searching online to find a clinic that I can see on Sundays. Almost 95% of the clinics will close on Sundays. Even with the one that said they are open, either is fully booked or not answer the phone. I was so scared that I can't take my child to see a dentist on Sunday. I was already worried at night that I can't even sleep. I was so glad that after I called All Smiles Dental on a Sunday morning, within one minute, I received a text message from Dr. Ho. He helped answer all my concerns in a short period of time. I felt relieved. Dr. Ho definitely is caring for his patience. I highly recommend this office. Dr. Ho is an amazing dentist.

What an amazing and attentive staff! Dr.Ho Is a miracle worker. I won't go to another dentist ever…read moreagain! Highly recommend, I would leave 10 stars if I could.

Headlines 1. Overly confident, at great fault…read more2. Pulls a Houdini when needed the most Whilst Dr Wirig enjoys stellar reviews, they don't hold up in that 1% of cases where it goes wrong (like my situation). A high level chronological experience: May 12: root canal. I paid the extra $$ for a 3D scan to ensure that the tooth was indeed not broken. May 13: something feels awfully wrong: the same pain is back, and worse (or: it is not a recovery pain). I email Dr Wirig and he responds immediately that "This is all very normal". This was his first opportunity to ask more questions or even have me quickly come back in. So I toughen it out. May 22: I develop a massive infection right before Memorial Day weekend. I email Dr Wirig; no response (yet: basic email trackers show that the email was opened). Thankfully my general dentist (Marina Park Dental) jumps in and prescribes antibiotic while I wait (4 days) for offices to reopen. May 26: still no response, so my general dentist reaches out and twists his arm for me: a new appointment that day with Dr Wirig. This time, it seems that the tooth was broken after all (which also means that the root canal and crown was a complete waste of time and money). There is no advice from Dr Wirig on where to go from here, so once again, my general dentist is coming to the rescue. I get a same day tooth extraction scheduled. In that procedure, I am told that the infection had spread significantly and more tissue than usual had to be cleaned / removed. May 26-28: I feel better. Hurray! May 29: the pain creeps back in .. and I email Dr. Wirig. Knowing that I track emails, this time he responds and calls me. Whilst one might consider that progress, his overly confident approach once again gets the better of him. He asks no real questions and after 20 seconds in the call, he states: "You are within 3-5 days from a tooth extraction, this is normal. Wait till next week and give me a call then". I know this wrong; having lost complete confidence in him, I reach out to another endodontist immediately after our call. May 29 continued: I am seen immediately by Dr Wong Ralan who spends 20min asking questions and listening. He thinks the surgery may have caused a leakage to my sinuses, triggering new pain. This is indeed immediately confirmed with another 3D scan and addressed with a bunch more of antibiotics. Meanwhile, Dr Wirig must have had an inkling that maybe, just maybe he could have done better and he calls me back - essentially "a day late, a gesture short". I politely explain to him that I have lost my confidence. I ask for a copy of his 3D imagery and he promises to share it with me. FWIW, he never did and when I even stopped by the office a week later (Jun 3), his staff was clueless. I am honestly starting to wonder if he is intentionally holding it back to avoid any malpractice claims from me. Today is Jun 27. I still have a whole in my mouth. So much tissue was removed from the infection that there was not enough left for things to heal as it should. Dr Wirig might be out of my life but I am still dealing with the consequences from it. When everything goes well, I suspect Dr Wirig is good enough. But when it doesn't go well, he not only fails to step up but also can't remedy (or even acknowledge the issue). This is the exact feedback articulated in the other 1-2 star reviews. In my case, this is has led to an infection that never should have been there in the first place, a bone grafting in jeopardy, a lot of time and money lost, and just sheer agony for weeks. None, absolutely none of it, would have been the case if I had worked with the right endodontist from the start. If you think you can fall in that 1%, I recommend you go elsewhere.

Had a most excellent experience with Dr Wirig who I was referred to by my dentist Dr Maryam Tabar…read more(Digital Dental). I had a cracked tooth that Dr Wirig was able to quickly confirm with the scan. After consultation we scheduled an appointment and I had my first root canal which could not have been a better and easier experience. Highly recommended (as is my dentist)!

Years ago I flew to San Francisco to visit my son. Soon after I arrived I had a terrible toothache…read more I knew I needed a dental specialist. I found Dr. Simon and won the lottery. He took such good care of me and performed a root canal that I needed. I have told the story of how kind he was in taking me as an emergency from out of town and how fortunate I was to find him many times and that prompted me to look him up tonight and write this review.

Best endodontist in the Bay Area. They are meticulous and have the best service and deep expertise…read morewhen it comes complex root canals. All the dentists in the area refer their patients to Dan.

My wife and I have both had multiple procedures done by Dr Schuster. His work is truly amazing…read more surgery to remove an infection in my jaw, and multiple root canals / all expertly done with a terrific staff. Highly recommended!

Incredible team over there! I thought I had a cracked tooth so went endodontist sf arts. Got it…read morechecked with this giant x ray. Was told it was a gum infection. Got it checked with a referred dentist. Solved. Love the team here! Extremely kind and efficient!

I am genuinely grateful for this practice. I needed a root canal and was terrified because I didn't…read moreknow what to expect. When I called to schedule a consultation, I didn't have much discomfort, just a sense that something under my crown didn't feel right. I was hoping to delay the procedure for as long as possible, but the receptionist encouraged me to come in sooner. Within a couple of days after my initial call, what started as intermittent nagging sensitivity turned into throbbing pain, making it hard for me to concentrate at work. I was relieved that the receptionist had me come in when she did. I met with Dr. Wong, who eased my anxiety. He was able to squeeze me in the following day for the procedure after my consultation. The nurses and staff were excellent; they knew what they were doing and were very professional. Dr. Wong explained everything to me, and the procedure, dare I say, was easy? They allowed me to choose a movie to watch as a distraction, and honestly, I didn't care what was playing. I thought I'd be wincing and clutching the side of my seat, but I truly didn't feel any pain at all--only vibration and pressure. I was able to enjoy nearly an entire movie. The entire event took about 1.5 hours. I am still recovering and have been told that any soreness may take a bit to subside, but it's nothing compared to the pain I experienced before. I don't wish a root canal on anyone, but if you have to get one, this is the place to go. They stayed late for me and looked tired when they were finished. I wanted to hug them before I left because I was so thankful.

Near the end of my root canal, Dr. Stephanie Lee exclaimed, "we preserved the anatomy of the tooth!…read moreTooth anatomy is so beautiful." Beautiful? I looked to Betty, the dental assistant to whom I had clung during the procedure as if she'd looked after me since a time before teeth sprung up through my gums. Betty smiled warmly and asked for the umpteenth time, "how are you doing?" I attempted a half-mouthed smile. I had heard my teeth called many things, but never beautiful. You see, bad teeth were the unfortunate inheritance granted me by my father. "Bad," such an ugly word--full of the shame of childhood. No matter how I brushed, and flossed, and scrubbed, and rinsed, and brushed again, the fault always seemed to add up to my own poor performance. That's what old, white haired, men seemed to think anyway. And, old, white haired men have seldom learned to keep their own pearly white opinions behind closed lips. This new word, "beautiful," brushed my numb cheek with a gentleness and an insight so different from those unkempt gentlemen. It eased away a layer of shame and lifted a pound or two of anxiety. Dr. Lee and Betty had no malice in their prescription for post-surgical care. They had to judgement for the tears I had cried as they leaned back the chair or the squeaking noise that had escaped me during the injections. They thought my tooth was beautiful--even as it required drills and paste--beautiful. I suppose the world shifts one tooth at a time.

Needed an emergency root canal and Dr. Brown was recommended. He, and his team, is amazing. He's an…read moreexcellent communicator. I felt so safe. And left with no pain. Excellent doc!

What everyone else here in the reviews has already said. Dr. Brown is everything one wants in any…read moremedical caregiver. I feel fortunate that he's one of mine.

Had a great experience with Dr Eslami. Great customer…read moreservice, didn't feel a thing. Hands down the best endodontist in San Francisco. Office is state of the art and update in technology. Very impressive.

Best endodontist in San Francisco. I have two other rootcanals from the past and I was introduced…read moreto Dr. Eslami for a third rootcanal on my front tooth. The office has a beautiful view of the Bay. The office is equipped with the latest technology. Doctor Eslami is very calm and professional. I felt safe and comfortable during my rootcanal. The office is out of network with my insurance, but they sent a claim on my behalf to my insurance and my insurance paid 70% of my treatment. I couldn't be happier. Highly recommend Dr. Eslami for your rootcanal needs.