Called the office and spoke with lady!! Very nice lady and very helpful.. gave all the info that I…read moreneeded!!

Ai-yai--yai! That was the most EXPENSIVE piece of Frrrrrrried Chicken I've ever eaten, and that's…read morehow I ended up having to do surgery, and visiting this place called - Honolulu Periodontics & Implants! In late July 2020 I was wildly diggin' into some Frrrrrried Chicken, as I was crazy hungry due to missing my breakfast & lunch that day. As I bit into one of my fried chicken pieces I bought from Times Supermarket, I suddenly felt a sharp pain in one of my tooth! Aiyah! The pain was brief, as it went away as quickly as it came, so I really didn't think anything of it, but by the next day I suddenly developed a small abscess on my gums. YIKES!!! Luckily for me, I have a great dentist as he is an old friend & classmate of mines, and after he squeezed me in on a last minute appointment to check out my teeth. My dentist took an x-ray and found out that I had actually fractured one of the roots on my tooth when I bit into that fried chicken. (Insert sad panda face here!) My dentist then gave me a prescription for some antibiotics, and referred me to a specialist. Unfortunately for me, the root that I busted was on one of my tooth that I had a bridge on, so that's how my paths crossed with Dr. Kenneth Choy who works at Honolulu Periodontics & Impants. I must give 10 stars to Dr. Choy, as he is highly skilled in what he does. Dr. Choy had the task of cutting my gums, & peeling back my gums to remove my tooth & fractured root (this is called a root amputation) yet he had the obstacle of keeping my bridge in place without disturbing it. My operation went pretty smoothly with minimum pain, and after the task was done, Dr. Choy was really great in giving instructions on what to do after my operation, and what to expect. Dr. Choy even called me up that evening (on his own time) to check on me, to see how I was doing after my surgery (which was very caring of him). Of course nobody wants to go through any kind of surgery, but if it's a must..........hopefully you'll get referred to Dr. Kenneth Choy, as he is highly skilled and a great doctor.

Dr Seamonds did 2 implants for me. It all went very well. The team here is great, the office space…read morevery pleasant. They are very helpful with figuring our one's insurance coverage. Thumbs up from me!

The dental stalls are open style so as soon as you walk in, bam ‐ they are right there. But, behind…read morethem is an amazing view of the city below. The receptionist was really friendly and patiently waited (& assisted) my mother fill all the required forms. After all the administrative process was out of the way, we waited only a short time before the dental assistant came out, walked my mother (patient) a short distance from the waiting area, and to the nearby station. I watched as he put his gloves on before conducting what seemed like a normal routine to him. He reviewed the patient file that was just turned in to the receptionist, and entered vitals in a computer in the workstation. Another dental assistant joined them shortly after. She introduced herself to my mother before asking a few questions then proceeded to conduct an evaluation of her teeth. She verbalized her findings to the dental assistant who was still working from the computer (I assume he was inputting the info into the system). Once the exam was done, the dental assistant discussed her findings with my mother. I was able to overhear most of the conversation from the waiting area. It was a bit hard to hear because of the music playing but, I got the general gist of the conversation. Needless to say, patient privacy wasn't a big consideration during the layout of the offices and dental chairs. After the exam and discussion, the dental assistant gathered some dental hygiene items, toothpaste, toothbrush, floss, and gave my mother a small goodie bag. She waited another few minutes before the dentist came over accompanied by a third dental assistant (the other two where now assisting other patients). They both walked away seemingly to consult on another patient but came back shortly after. Now attending to my mother, the dentist reviewed her files then conducted his own evaluation. Overall the processes was thoroughly conducted, from the administrative intake to the dental evaluation. The only negative aspect is the open style, although it provides a great view, it can create some patient privacy issues.

I have had good experiences with the hygienists in this office for decades but none of them seem to…read morestay there very long (the hygienist in my other dentist's office remained for over 20 years). My experience with the dentist Michael Umaki has left me shocked and saddened by his lack of professionalism. He advised that I get about 6 teeth extracted. Only one of the those teeth bothered me, so I agreed to that one extraction. During that appointment, I was left waiting for one hour in the dental chair while I heard and saw Dr. Umaki socializing. After he finally attended to me, he provided no explanation or apology for the wait. During my follow-up visit, I asked if there had been an emergency that caused the hour long wait and was told that there had been no emergency. I asked if they had double-booked and that was denied. Again, no explanation or apology was given, and I felt as if my time is not important to them. At a later appointment, I again was told that Umaki wanted to extract several other teeth, none of which bother me in any way and removing them would render me unable to eat solid food. He showed no interest whatsoever about how I would eat and what would need to be done regarding a full or partial denture (I am not a candidate for implants which is a treatment Umaki provides). I told them that I was not ready to have the other teeth extracted and wanted to consult with my other dentist. Soon after that appointment I received a call from one of the office staff telling me that I was being "released", meaning they refused to treat me because I did not agree to the additional extractions. I deemed their conduct to be not only unprofessional, but perhaps unethical, possibly violating the fundamental principles of patient autonomy, nonmaleficence, and beneficence listed in the American Dental Association's Principles of Ethics and Code of Professional Conduct, which has been adopted by the Hawaii Dental Association.

These guys are great! One of the best on Oahu! Great service and the whole staff is always…read morefriendly. Located right in town with parking.

The most discriminating office I have met. Scheduled an apt as a new patient was advised Mizuno…read morewould not be in clinic and Dr Ching would be available only. If I wanted to reschedule to call there office. (I have a voicemail stating this) I called their office to reschedule and per Shantelle there is note on chart saying "if they do not come to appointment go back to our dentist and have them find another periodontist" What kind of BS is that. I'll consider this a blessing in disguise and say you DO NOT DESERVE MY BUSINESS nor should you be practicing with this sort of conduct. Even Shantelle felt bad for having to relay this information who she says came directly from the dentist. I would be so embarrassed to work for this company who treats others this way. Shame on you!

In 2000-2 I saw Susan. She's very nice and did great work but hit a nerve left upper side with a…read moreneedle and it's been painful ever since. When I have regular teeth cleaning someone will reinjure it and it goes round and round. I had one back molar extracted in emergency at Queens I'm 2003 as the area became infected. It's been very difficult. I'm fastidious about cleaning teeth: I went over handle bars of my tricycle and smashed my front teeth so ever since I've been pretty careful. Anyway: teeth karma.

I realize I've been a patient of Dr. Yasuhara's for 16 years but have never written a review. I…read morecame to him with an issue that was causing me pain for years that no other Dentist had been able to address. He made the proper referrals and found me solutions that worked and that I could afford as a college student and I am so grateful to him for that. I'm just sad he's soon retiring. Thanks for all your hard work on our teeth Dr. Yasuhara!

Dr Yasuharas Office is as advertised. First Dr. Yasuhara is a down to earth peoples person. Hes…read morevery easy with dental work, he prioritizes the patients comfort and what some may refer to as anxiety. His office has a wide range of dental services, I for one appreciate the dental cleaning. The staff is friendly and awesome. I would highly reccomend using Dr. Yasuharaʻs office.

Don't recommend as front office not well run - Harriet has regressed as she's gotten older and…read morebecome very argumentative. Long story short: Two weeks before my cleaning 7/7/23 I called for an estimate and confirm if still had benefits to cover annual cleanings. In which Harriet, replied I can call my own insurance to check. She also gave me the medical billing code to check myself? What type of practice tells you to get your exam preapproved with insurance yourself? This is all done by institution in order to give you an estimate/out pocket costs. On Harriet's advice and insistence this is should all be done by me - I called hds to check my benefits. They said I had one covered cleaning left on my coverage. Thinking I had coverage, I proceeded to show up my appt. 7/7/23. Come to find out bc they are periodontal, this exam goes under 'periodontal maintenance.' So Harriet saids my insurance wouldn't cover and I'd had to pay out pocket around $173 for cleaning. Then she also makes insinuating remark "all I care about is money." Why wouldn't I use my insurance if I have insurance? After back and forth with her calling as well as me calling my insurance at iha's office, come to find out I do have coverage for periodontive maintenance up to 70% as long as I had history of Dr. Iha seeing me. Needless to say all this was waste of my time!! Took off work early for nothing. All this should've been taken care of when I called for estimate two weeks prior to my exam... hence why it's called PRE- authorization? Def won't be coming here again. Sure there's def other better periodontists who want my business.

The best! Dr Iha is so nice, very informative, good beside manner, and so chill! His assistant, and…read morefront office so nice and very welcoming. Go to Dr Iha for you periodontist needs. Super gentle with his hands, doesn't make you nervous. Highly recommend for you periodontist needs!

Very professional care. While it is never fun to have oral surgery, everyone in Dr. Seamon's office…read morewas very helpful, prompt, cordial and professional. Dr. Seamons himself was very nice, friendly, professional explaining everything that was to be done and explaining along the way. It was almost a painless procedure or as close to one as possible

A fabulous Periodontist. Way ahead of his time - very very good patient/doctor repore and went to…read moreextra effort to see my case through for follow up to another Dentist. I was extremely impressed with Dr. Seamon's staff and how quickly I was attended to ...just an all around great Doctor and staff (+** he's got to be the sexiest periodontist on Oahu - lol.. Go to Dr. Seamons if you need periodontal work. period.

The friendliness and care of the staff is top notch. They truly care about the patients.read more

I had a very poor experience when I met with one of Kauai's possibly only Periodontists so my…read morefamily Dentist recommended Dr. Uyeda. My first visit with Dr. Uyeda made it clear he was the right choice for me. When I asked how many flights I will need to take to complete my implants he said only two. "All follow ups can be handled in Kauai with your dentist." I was grateful for him explaining what to expect and how soon he would be finished while he was installing my three implants. Tremendous bedside manner, a staff with a very positive/helpful attitude. He and his team are highly skilled and professional. And they are kind enough to laugh at the jokes of an old man. Do I recommend them? I sure do.

I was referred to Dr. Ryan Yim by my dentist, and while a visit to the periodontist wasn't on my…read morebucket list, I'm so happy I ended up in his capable hands. The staff was warm and welcoming. Dr. Yim himself is a very good listener and communicator, explaining everything clearly. The procedure went smoothly and the outcome was excellent. Five stars...because 6 isn't an option!

Dr. Yim is the BEST!! He was highly recommended to me by a dentist and I'm glad I saw him. I was a…read morelittle worried about my gum procedure at first but he is so friendly, knowledgeable, and caring that it put me at ease. He answered all of my questions in easy to understand language and didn't make me feel rushed and because he took his time answering all of my questions and was friendly about it, it made me feel like he cared about me. He did a really good job on my procedure and did it quickly and painlessly. I highly recommend seeing Dr. Yim!!

If you need a dental implant, look no further than Dr. Lyndon Fong…read more His office is centrally located in the Ala Moana Building, accessible from Ala Miana Center. There is very limited parking for building patrons so plan accordingly. Dr. Fong is a skilled periodontist who takes time to explain the procedure and to answer your questions. Getting a dental implant can span almost a year so patience and understanding are essential. Wholeheartedly recommend Dr. Fong and his staff.

I'm the scared type of person whenever I'm in a new situation. Well Dr. Fong was beyond amazing and…read morethorough. Showed me diagrams, photos and explained everything regarding bone, growth hormone, procedure(s), temporary retainer procedure & length of treatment. So interesting. I'm convinced that I'm in the best hands. I will follow up in a few months, if I remember.... P.S. he has moved from Bank of Hawaii bldg. Now on King Street across if Thomas Square. Lots of parking .