Phenomenal doctor! The staff is very kind and the clinic is brand new! Everyone made my visit…read moreextremely smooth. Highly recommend!

I love Dr Silk and Jennifer. Dr. Silk is very gentle and explains everything. I actually look…read moreforward to going. Jennifer is so welcoming and she remembers you. You feel like family when you walk in. I don't trust any other dentist. When I come, I know I'm in great care.

Dr. Silk is so gentle and polite, he worked with me in any situation. Totally would recommend to…read moreanyone.

Dr. Sanie is amazing! He's gentle, professional, and truly cares about his patients. The whole…read moreexperience was smooth and comfortable, I didn't feel any pain or discomfort during my visit. Highly recommend!

My initial appointment with Dr. Starnes has left me impressed. The visit was made within a week…read more The office is new with modern equipment. The wait time was minimal. The entire staff I worked with was pleasant, professional and patient. They were also able to do an extra procedure the same day. I highly recommend this office.

I've had advance dental work done by Dr Heresi. 4 extractions, 2 crowns as well as regular…read morecleanings. I would recommend his office to anyone seeking dental services.

My wife lost a front tooth in a cheerleading accident more than 20 years ago. The tooth was saved…read moreusing a permanent bonded retainer. A small wire secured behind her front teeth. Which has successfully remained in place for more than two decades. Over the years, multiple dentists have advised her that she may eventually need an implant, but that she should preserve the existing tooth for as long as reasonably possible. Occasionally, the bonding on the retainer comes loose and simply needs to be reattached. That is why we initially visited Dr. Heresi. What should have been a relatively straightforward repair and routine cleaning turned into an approximately four-hour appointment dominated by repeated pressure to replace the tooth with an implant. We made it very clear that we understood an implant may eventually be necessary, but we were not prepared to make that decision yet. Despite this, the subject continued to be pushed to the point that the experience felt less like receiving dental care and more like sitting through a high-pressure sales presentation. More concerning, the retainer was not rebonded in the same manner that had successfully held it in place for years. Rather than securing the wire to the necessary teeth, it was bonded only at the outer tooth, leaving a substantial unsupported section. Predictably, the repair failed approximately one month later while eating chips and salsa. We felt that the repair was intentionally made this way to force into coming back and deciding to have the implant procedure. That is just our feeling. We reluctantly returned to have it repaired again. Almost immediately, Hugo resumed pushing the implant despite our repeatedly stating that we were not interested in pursuing one at this time. He repeatedly interrupted and spoke over us while insisting that repairing the retainer was merely a "temporary solution." Considering that this "temporary solution" has preserved my wife's tooth for approximately 23 years, we found that characterization particularly frustrating. The conversation became so uncomfortable that we gathered our belongings and were prepared to leave without having the tooth repaired. They also wanted to take another set of X-rays despite having taken X-rays at our appointment only a month earlier. We repeatedly declined. This wasn't a financial issue. We have dental insurance. We simply did not want additional procedures that had not been adequately justified to us. Eventually, the dentist came in and handled the situation much differently. She was calm, kind and professional, and she apologized for not properly securing the retainer during the previous visit. We appreciated her acknowledging that the original repair had not been performed correctly, and she then repaired it appropriately. Unfortunately, the experience didn't end there. At checkout, we were initially told we would be charged for the visit and the X-rays. Even though we had refused the X-rays and they were never taken. Our issue is not that an implant was recommended. We understand that my wife may eventually need one, and we appreciate a dentist explaining treatment options and making professional recommendations. Our issue is what happened after we declined that recommendation. Patients should be able to say, "I understand your recommendation, but I don't want to proceed with that treatment right now," and have that decision respected. A recommendation should not turn into a prolonged sales pitch, particularly when the patient is seeking a different reasonable course of treatment. Based on our experience, we cannot recommend this practice. Dental care requires an enormous amount of trust, and patients should feel that treatment recommendations are being made primarily with their health, comfort and wishes in mind, not feel pressured into expensive procedures they have repeatedly declined. I would suggest looking elsewhere for dental care.

They were booked, but fit me in at the earliest cancellation. When I arrived, got assistance,…read moreeverybody was courteous. The quality of Care I giving was a five star rating compared to other places I've been. I was heard by doctor and nurses. The type of care was courteous and formal by my doctor and nurses.

Dr. Mustafa has been the first dentist I've visited in a while. Let's just say I've had traumatic…read moreexperiences in the fast. He was very kind and caring. He explained everything without making me feel overwhelmed. While doing my cleaning, Dr. Mustafa took his time and didn't rush through it. He was gentle and kept a light conversation. I would definitely recommend this place!

I changed my insurance, and unfortunately this office was no longer able to accept me, which I…read moreunderstood. I decided to establish care with a new dentist, and I was very disappointed to find out that I had cavities developing in areas that are difficult to reach with regular brushing, including around old fillings. What was most frustrating was that during my visits here, I was always told, "Great job brushing," and I was never informed of any concerns or areas that needed closer attention. It also felt like the office was more focused on scheduling my 6-month follow-up appointments than on thoroughly addressing my dental health and providing clear communication about my care. I had referred family and friends to this office, and unfortunately, they experienced similar issues. Communication and follow-up are very important when it comes to dental care, and I feel this was lacking. The office staff also did not provide a welcoming experience, and there seemed to be constant staff changes during the time I was a patient. I initially overlooked that, but combined with my overall experience, it contributed to my disappointment. Overall, I am very unhappy with my experience and would not recommend this office based on my concerns with communication, consistency, and the level of care I received.

I contacted this location to schedule a routine cleaning as a new patient and inquired whether my…read moreinsurance was accepted. The staff member collected my information but ultimately stated she was unsure if my insurance was accepted and that someone would follow up the next day. By the end of the following day, I had not received any call, text, or update. I reached out again and went through the same process, only to be given the same response. I asked whether I had reached a call center or the office directly and was informed that I was speaking with the office. I explained that this was my second time experiencing the same interaction. I was then told that during my initial call, my information was likely not documented, which was quite concerning. I requested to speak with a manager. Shortly after, the same staff member returned to the line and stated that my insurance was, in fact, accepted--an answer that only came after I requested escalation. I reiterated my request to speak with a manager, at which point Carla identified herself as the manager. Carla attributed the initial issue to a call center, but when I pointed out that I received the same response during my follow-up call, she explained that the staff member was new. Unfortunately, Carla did not demonstrate a sense of accountability or urgency regarding the situation. Her response conveyed that this experience was not a significant concern, which was disappointing and did not reflect a high standard of customer service. Overall, this experience left me with little confidence in the organization's communication and administrative processes.

Everyone at this office is so kind, and understanding. As someone with dental anxiety, I feel so…read moreseen and cared for. They're very thorough and explain every step.

took my toddler here and everything went perfectly. i also liked how the dentist explained to him…read morewhat she was using and doing ! facility was clean too! keep it up!