Just had my 6 mo checkup. As always, Amy is the best hygienist! feather light hand while cleaning…read moremy teeth! Thank you, Gentle Dental Hesperia! HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO EVERYBODY! You are family for us!

I will not recommend this dental place at all. These people take too much to see the patients. They…read morehad me waiting for more than an hour to have someone to do my dental cleaning. No one bother to come and tell me about what was is going with my dental cleaning time or anything. Also, the measured my blood pressure with wrist blood pressure apparatus which is very inaccurate device to take someone blood pressure. I would recommend them to stop using this type of device to measure patient's blood pressure. Definitely, I would NOT recommend this place to anyone. Do not waste your time.

The whole team are very nice and patient. They made the next appointment with me. I've done…read morefillings and other tooth problems. I am so happy that all the problems were solved.

My cleaning at hospitality dental was great. Adriana was wonderful, pleasant, and gentle. She…read moreensured I had a thorough cleaning and gave me suggestions that were manageable to brighten my smile further. As someone who is not a fan of going to the dentist I had a great experience and will not mind going back at all! I am actually looking forward to it, my teeth look really good! Great office, great people and great experience!

Honestly, I'm not a big fan of "The Dentist" - who really is? I had a lot of dental work done as a…read morekid (yikes) and therefore got in a bad habit of not going to the dentist as an adult, because I was "over it". After going to 4 different places up here over the last few years, and finally landing on Apple Valley Dental, I can truly say this is the best service I've had in the field. The first cleaning I had was the best I've had in a LONG time, and the progress I've made with cavities being filled has gone smoothly with Dr. Kim and team. I'm very glad I was referred to this place and they got me in right away. In my opinion, they're the best dental facility in the high desert.

I get extremely anxious when getting dental work done, the whole office was very kind and patient…read morewith me. I was very impressed with the whole staff. Thank you for everything

Dr Mehta was so caring with it came to extractions for braces. I came in super nervous and him and…read morehis staff helped me be as calm as possible would definitely recommend :)

I have been coming to Maple Dental for years and wouldn't think of switching dental offices. The…read morestaff is friendly and actually likes their jobs. I like that I don't have to wait to be seen. They do a great job and aren't shoving services I don't want or need. I definitely refer family and friends to Maple Dental.

Elizabeth is such a life saver! She's super sweet and answered every question I had about my dental…read moreprocedure

Well... I guess my Yelp review made it into the patient notes…read more After being a patient here for YEARS and having several less-than-great experiences, I decided to do something I apparently shouldn't have done ,give them another chance. I called to schedule a simple cleaning, and before I could even get past scheduling, I was transferred to a representative who wanted to know what brought me back after my previous Yelp review. Now THAT was unexpected. Apparently, the review was memorable enough to earn its own little spot in my patient history. The representative then proceeded to explain that they would appreciate it if, in the future, I brought my concerns directly to them instead of going to Yelp. Ma'am... I DID. That's the part that seems to have conveniently disappeared from the notes. I had already expressed my concerns after my previous visit. Nothing magically improved, and apparently the appropriate response was to keep doing business as usual and hope I simply forgot about it. Let's be very clear: Yelp wasn't my first stop. It was the destination after the actual customer-service conversation went nowhere. And honestly, the irony of a dental office being more concerned about what I write about my experience than what caused me to have the experience in the first place is almost comical. If you don't want unhappy customers leaving negative reviews, perhaps focus on creating experiences that don't inspire negative reviews. Revolutionary concept, I know. I also don't understand how a business can expect loyal customers to accept sitting around 25-30 minutes past their scheduled appointment time just to be seen. I didn't schedule an appointment for "sometime around 2:30-ish, give or take." I scheduled an appointment for a specific time. And let's not forget, my time is valuable too. After being a loyal patient for years, I would expect my concerns to be taken seriously, not for me to essentially receive a warning about where I'm allowed to express my dissatisfaction. The better response would have been: "We're sorry your previous experience wasn't what it should have been. We appreciate your loyalty and would love the opportunity to make it right." Instead, I got: "So... about that Yelp review... " At this point, I'm less concerned about the fact that they keep notes and more concerned about what exactly they're learning from those notes. Loyalty is a two-way street. Customers shouldn't have to beg to be respected, and they certainly shouldn't have to choose between being heard privately and being honest publicly. If your biggest concern after a bad customer experience is where the customer posted about it, rather than why the customer was unhappy, you've completely missed the point. Anyway... I came back for a cleaning and somehow ended up getting a reminder about my Yelp history. 10/10 for record keeping. Not so much for customer service. Also in the notes was it noted I didn't receive my refund for my appt that never took place ????

My first time going to Johnson dentistry, and I wasn't charged for my second opinion about a root…read morecanal infection. It was a very nice office with friendly staff. The dentist was very good and I agree with his recommendation. Also, since I'm a senior citizen, I greatly appreciate his kind gesture of the discount. Thanks again!

Really loved the dentists at this location. The staff as well. Super friendly and easy to make an…read moreappointment. Very impressionable overall.

There was a bit of confusion with the new appointment that needed to be set up for my husband. The…read moremanager came out and was glad to explain the process. It was very professional

I will forever love Cal Select Dental Group! Their Hygienist Adriana is the BEST in the business!…read moreShe's not only super sweet but very thorough and gentle. My teeth feel brand new!

For many years I suffered with Allergy/sinus infections and pain. At one point medications stopped…read moreworking. I addressed this issue with Dr. Pipkin. she prescribed an ingenious, creative treatment. By following her plan, immediately after the treatment, pain was relieved. The end result of follow up treatments has been that the sinus issue/pain is 100% gone. I am currently on maintenance treatments that improve my sinus and overall health incredibly. My hygenist is the facilitator of the treatment and she is basically Awesome! It does not get better! If someone has sinus/dental problems, go see Dr. Pipkin.

Going to the dentist does not one of my favorite things to do... however after going to Home Town…read moredental I definitely will make this a priority on my list... the staff there is genuinely friendly, kind, helpful, thoughtful, and professional.... The quality of care I received there is unimaginable for a dentist.... I am recommending all my family and friends to go see this dental office and become a patient there.

Her work is unacceptable. Check everything you sign for billing and make sure it's accurate.read more

Please don't go here! This place needs to be investigated and l agree with the other person…read morementioning fraudulent activities! My mother went here two weeks ago because her one of teeth needed to be pulled, she needed a deep cleaning and a few fillings. She left with an entire different being tooth that she never complained about and an infection. She left this office in more pain than she ever felt before and the Dr. kept telling her it was normal and the pain would wear off. My mother woke up the next day with her face the size of a baseball unable to open her mouth or eat. All of the pain was coming from the OPPOSITE side of where the work was done on her mouth. The Dr. refused to see her and insisted on her taking her medicine it wasn't until I forcefully took my mom back to the office without an appointment where we were refused again but told to go to the ER and gave her a referral to a specialist because there was nothing else she could do. How do you mess with my up mom's mouth then send her off? Another week has passed and NOTHING has changed it's actually gotten worse and she now has a very large abscess in her mouth. She went back to radiant yesterday and the doctor told her she infection has now spread to two other teeth and she needed to go back to the ER for medicine and help with her abscess. I just want to remind everyone this is a Dentist office that's has every equipment necessary to go inside of someone's mouth but we have to do to the emergency room? Over something you caused ? Ok. So I took my mom and the ER INSTANTLY popped it. You know it's bad when the entire hospital is asking us what dental office she went to so they stay far away from there. That lets me know this Dr. didn't want too and she refuses to do anything if big money isn't involved. She doesn't care about her patients at all or my mother would've never left her office expressing the pain she felt and then to be refused a visit for an entire week is not okay!!! I called my mother's insurance to see what exactly did this Dr. put in referrals for and the tooth my mom initially went in for was NEVER sent out for an approval but an entirely different tooth was with different requests my mother didn't ask for BASICALLY this Dr. just tries to milk her customers of money and insurance money . The deep cleaning I mentioned early that my mom needed wasn't approved because it didn't need approval but the Dr. told my mom it did and that she needed to make payment plans ? The Dr. also told her fillings are no longer a thing which isn't true she'd rather just pull random teeth from your head because she gets paid the most. Currently looking at my options here with legal action because if she has to endure anymore pain or possibly has to get these two other teeth removed over something that could've been helped two weeks ago ... we have a big problem. My mom is 54 years old and the way she's been treated by this Dental office is disgusting! She's lost 10 pounds so far and she's diabetic.

Called to make an appt. Xavier the Office Manager got me in immediately. He was friendly, polite…read moreand professional. Samuel & Alejandra took X-rays. They too were friendly, polite, and professional. Dr Kumar DDS was thorough, polite and professional with many helpful options. His Dental Assistant, Mayra was very helpful, polite and professional. This office is definitely 5 STAR.

Do not make the mistake I made by coming here. It's places like this that will make you fear the…read moredentist for the rest of your life In just six months, I have lost thousands of dollars, had a perfectly healthy tooth permanently shaved down for no reason, and am left with more damage, pain, and ongoing infection than ever before. What was supposed to fix a simple issue has turned into a traumatic, costly situation that has significantly worsened my dental health. I initially came in to have a 3-tooth bridge redone due to an infection. Once the bridge was removed, I was told the teeth underneath had deteriorated and that I now needed a much larger and far more expensive bridge. I was pressured to make an immediate financial decision on the spot or leave with multiple missing teeth. This all happened late in the evening, after hours, when the office was closing. What followed was one of the most distressing experiences I've ever had in my life. I became completely overwhelmed and broke down in the dental chair--crying uncontrollably in front of multiple staff members. I was confused, scared, and felt trapped. My bridge had already been removed, I was being told I could not get anything else done without committing to a much larger treatment plan, and I was suddenly facing thousands of dollars in unexpected costs and the appearance of my mouth without a bridge was a real life nightmare. I did not feel like I had the ability to stop or step away and process what was happening Despite my visible distress, sobbing, asking questions, my obvious confusion and clearly not in a state to make decisions--they proceeded to shave down my healthy front canine tooth that same night. I remember laying there in the chair crying while it was being done, feeling powerless and unable to advocate for myself. It was not just upsetting it was deeply traumatic. I left that appointment feeling shaken, violated, and regretting that I hadn't been given the chance to pause or understand or think clearly before irreversible work was done, that would all be for nothing in the end. After that, I underwent a root canal that felt rushed and unusually painful compared to others I've had. During the procedure, the dentist appeared frustrated, sighing and rushing through it, and I experienced a level of pain that did not feel normal. That same night, I had severe, unbearable pain and I knew immediately something went wrong. It took time for the office to acknowledge the failure, but eventually they admitted the root canal was unsuccessful and the tooth was damaged during the procedure. Since then, I've had a constant infection in that tooth, and I've now been told it needs to be extracted. Because of this failed procedure, the original bridge plan is no longer even possible. However, I still paid for it partially and am still being held financially responsible, not only for the failed root canal, but also for the shaving of my previously healthy tooth and the crown it now requires for the rest of my life. I'm even expected to pay for the extraction caused by the failed treatment. I am now facing significantly more extensive dental work, including the possibility of dentures, all as a result of treatment that was supposed to help me. This experience has been physically painful, financially devastating, and emotionally traumatic. I have never felt so helpless in a medical setting, and I would not want anyone else to go through what I experienced here. I am going to my old dentist an hour away, to get a second opinion. The manager here was completely uncaring and unwilling to discuss a solution to make this right so I feel like I have no other options than taking legal action at this point. Do yourself a favor and never ever come here