I saw Dr. Cardwell twice. The first time he told me I had a loose tooth and should consider…read moreextraction and replace it with dental implants. The second time I saw him he told me I had two teeth loose and should extract them and get implants. They didn't feel loose and I began not to trust him. Saw a new dentist recently and it seems I have no loose teeth at all! I feel he was interested in my money more than me.

The office staff was so nice especially Rosa! And Dr. Cardwell was great he really knows what he's…read moredoing and genuinely cares about his patients. It's been so hard to find a place where they don't just treat you like a customer but they treat you like family and that's priceless.

I had an emergency appointment with a new dentist at 10 AM. He referred me to Dr. Abe's office for…read moreoral surgery. Dr. Abe saw me at 1 o'clock the same day for a check up and consultation and scheduled the surgery. Everyone in the office was exceptionally caring and professional. Highly recommend Dr. Abe and appreciate the expertise.

I was referred to Dr. Abe from an emergency dentist for wisdom tooth extraction after an infection…read more From my first visit, she was extremely cold and rushed through the appointment, leaving almost no time for questions. Any I did ask were met with very short answers and no explanations. After having all four wisdom teeth removed, I had severe pain by day three and asked to be seen. The receptionist was kind and got me in right away, but Dr. Abe barely looked at me, truly less than 20 seconds, before saying, "Pain is normal, you're fine." When I asked, "So is it healing okay? It's not infected or anything? It looks normal?" she said, "Well I don't know, I can't see anything back there. But stop worrying, this is normal, you are fine." She prescribed a steroid and told me to use my syringe to clean the sockets, saying stuck food was causing the pain. That was only about 50 hours after surgery. Another dentist later told me this terrible advice is what caused my dry socket, since I followed all aftercare instructions exactly. You should never use a syringe on a forming blood clot that soon. I washed mine out because she told me to. When I called back days later in extreme pain, they couldn't get me in. I called Dr. Abe directly, and she again said I was fine. I ended up going to the ER the night before my follow-up because the pain was unbearable. At the next appointment, she looked in my mouth for maybe 10 seconds and told me I had dry socket. I started crying out of frustration, asking if there was anything she could do to help. She stood back, pulled her glasses down, and said, "I don't know what you expect me to do for you right now." When I asked for more pain meds, she refused and told me ibuprofen would be fine... ibuprofen for DRY SOCKET. I've never asked for pain medication in my life and was in agony, hence needing to go to the literal ER for this pain. I left in tears and went straight to another dentist, who was shocked at her treatment and surgical care. They repacked the socket more carefully, gave me proper aftercare instructions, and I immediately began to feel better. The emergency dentist who referred me was furious when he heard what happened and couldn't reach her. If your procedure is simple, maybe you'll be fine. But if you're anxious, have questions, or experience any complication, you could not be in worse hands. Dr. Abe caused the most physically and mentally exhausting 10 days of my life - do NOT go here.

Dr Bolouri is a good dentist, he has a great sense of humor, and is very good at what he does. This…read morereview is about Dr Bolouri only not Teamsters dental clinic. The clinic is a whole different story.

Nice Dental Care and with compassionate work. We live in NE but most definitely worth the drive,…read moreDarryl

it's been six months since i had my wisdom teeth removed here by dr. jelmini, and I can confidently…read moresay that my experience was wonderful. the healing was smooth with no complications, and I was back to eating pre-surgery within weeks. if you're reading this, you may also be like me and have the largest amount of anxiety thinking about needing surgery. honestly, my dentist when I was in my teens casually mentioned you probably want to get your wisdom teeth removed at some point, but one came in fully and they never were a bother so it was one of those things you can file away and forget about. until you can't. in my late 20s now, I suddenly had gum pain near one of my wisdom teeth. dentist took one look and explained the tooth was rubbing against the gum trying to grow in and will keep this irritation cycle going -- the solution long term is removal. yikes! I spent a lot of time scouring the inter webs trying to find a trustable oral surgeon and my search led me to Three Rivers. I had originally planned on getting a second opinion, but honestly, there was no need. the first appointment was a consult. I had a pano X-ray taken and then dr. jelmini went over the X-ray, agreeing that I should remove them. he patiently answered my antsy questions, reassuring me with honesty about what to expect. we talked about anesthesia options, and me being the antsy person I am, decided upon IV sedation. I was curious about PRF because I'm quite the science nerd and had been reading about this optional add-on, and dr. jelmini was more than happy to honor my request. a few days before the big day, prescriptions for helping with pain and nausea were sent over to the pharmacy. the big day came and I was SO nervous! the thought of going under! the whole process was so smooth. I checked in, took care of payment and then waited a couple minutes before being called back. Lindsay was so patient noticing my stress. honestly, everyone here was so calm and professional and it really helped calm my nerves. before I knew it, the IV was in, dr. jelmini asked how I was doing, and--- I was out! seriously, when you hear people say propofol is like a nap, they aren't kidding. I honestly have no recollection of the moment I was given propofol and it felt like a minute later and I was waking up. very groggy. the whole procedure must have been what 45 minutes tops? plan on getting lots of rest. I was so pleasantly surprised to see dr. jelmini call later in the day to make sure I was doing okay. make sure you follow the post-op advice for a smooth recovery! every day got better exponentially, and within a few days I was feeling more like myself. it just takes a bit of time to get used to the modified diet for a few weeks. I'm so glad I'm on the other side of wisdom teeth surgery, but if I could, I'd tell my younger self that it'll be okay and you're in good hands with the professional and kind staff at Three Rivers. Dr. Jelmini had excellent bedside manners, understands the anxiousness and knows what he's doing. I really appreciate how all the doctors here are up to date on the latest science, presenting regularly at conferences. Thank you, Three Rivers! I sincerely hope I never need oral surgery ever again, but thank you for advancing the field with kindness!

I had an impacted wisdom tooth removed right before my birthday, and the whole experience was much…read moreeasier than I expected. The office and medical staff were professional and welcoming, and Dr. Jelmini was excellent--I would definitely recommend him. He explained everything clearly and made the procedure quick and smooth. I was seen for an assessment on Monday and they were able to schedule the surgery first thing the next morning, which was extraordinary. Recovery has been smooth so far, and I'm really glad I took care of it when I did. Thank you to the Three Rivers team!

HIGHLY recommend Dr. Hall at Oregon City Neighborhood Health Center Dentistry. Able to get same-day…read moreappointment. Removal of my two molars was epic, near to the passage in Ch. 38 ("Wisdom") of Neal Stephenson's CRYPTONOMICON, but Dr. Hall handled removal of those oversized chompers efficiently and painlessly, at a very reasonable (sliding scale, no less) price! He's a very smooth hand with the anesthesia, too. BEST dentist I have ever had, bar none!

The only good thing that happened was the receptionist and the dental assistant. I have 2 teeth…read morethat have been causing so much pain the last week. They took X-rays and sent me home. Didn't numb me or offer any relief. And believe me I asked! I would like to sleep and not feel my mouth for a few hours. The quality care of OHP

We were referred here by our normal dentist so my wife could have her wisdom teeth removed. It was…read moreon a Friday, and Tualatin Modern Dentistry was the only oral surgery office that was open on Saturdays in our network. They were so nice and accommodating at the last minute appointment. The day of the surgery was smooth and quick. The person who helped us at the front, Karen, was extremely detailed in breaking down the price and payment options. Nothing sucks more than an unexpected bill but they make sure you understand what you're paying for which is really helpful. They provided instructions and a "to go" pack of everything needed for the healing. About a week later, my wife was still having some pain on one side so we called to just make sure she didn't have dry socket or any complications. The sweet dentist who answered (unfortunately do not remember her name!) was so helpful and offered for us to come in and have her take a look. We dropped in and she added some dry socket paste and my wife was instantly pain free. Super helpful, friendly and efficient. I would definitely recommend them. Extra points for having weekend availability!

I have been going to Tualatin Modern Dentistry for over 2 years and while the initial experience…read morewas good, the recent visits and treatments have been far from satisfactory. I underwent dental implant treatment here, and the process was plagued by repeated scheduling issues, poor coordination, and what felt like a lack of preparation. My stage 2 procedure was rescheduled multiple times because the office did not have the correct parts and equipment ready. During one appointment, I was numbed by the surgeon only for the procedure to be halted because the necessary abutments were not available to him, despite the office having previously evaluated my case and having the correct parts in stock. The problems continued during the crown phase of treatment. Appointments were repeatedly rescheduled due to issues with the crown fabrication and other office-related delays. When the crown was finally placed, the procedure felt rushed and was significantly more painful than I expected. The crown fit was also not correct, requiring yet another appointment for adjustments. I was also disappointed that a cleaning was performed by an assistant rather than a hygienist without prior notice. The cleaning felt incomplete, and routine periodontal measurements that had been performed at previous visits were not done. The cumulative effect of these issues was a substantial amount of lost time, missed work, inconvenience, and frustration over many months. After documenting my concerns and requesting a partial refund due to the repeated office errors and treatment delays, my request was denied by the office manager. I understand that complications can happen in any healthcare setting. What matters is how those issues are handled. Unfortunately, my experience was that repeated mistakes occurred without meaningful accountability or resolution. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this office and will be transferring to a new dentist office.

After breaking my tooth, I was referred to see Dr. Graham by my husband's boss. I called, and…read morewithin an hour of the break I was in to see the dentist. I admit, I wasn't nice on the phone. I was nervous about the price (no insurance), annoyed, and didn't want to spend money that I didn't have only to be told "We'll need to do extensive work, blah blah, money money" and have to refuse. This is the only gripe I had, and the reason for only 4 stars: No one in the office could tell me how much anything would cost, or what insurances they did take. They couldn't even tell me how much an exam would cost, or even a cleaning. "We can't give you a definite price until the dentist gets in there." Once there, I quickly filled out the forms and was welcomed by a sweet dental assistant, very personable, and made great conversation. Got an xray, and she told me the cost upfront. The dentist was finishing up her last client of the day (I was a last minute add), but came in soon and got to work. She checked all of my teeth, and zeroed in on my broken tooth, the large cavity inside it above the nerve, and another cavity in the tooth behind it. I told her I was concerned about cost, and she gave me numbers immediately. The 3 surface filling would cost X, this exam will cost X, we can stay late to fix the broken tooth but we may have to do a root canal. She explained what was happening under the break, that there was a cavity under a large filling, and very close to a nerve. She wouldn't know the cost until she had removed the filling, and the cavity (to see how close it actually was). She added some dental wax, and scheduled me for first thing in the morning. Best case scenario, it would take just under 2 hours to remove the filling, cavity, back cavity, and (to keep costs down) replace the big filling with a bigger one (instead of a crown). I got there early in the morning, walked right in, sat down, and she was there. Numbed me so good, I was just enjoying the conversation between her and her assistant the whole time. I was lucky, the cavity didn't come as close to the nerve as she thought, and only ended up costing about $375 for the fillings and exam. And let me tell you, I've never seen a dentist so PROUD of her work. The time she spent on the contour... Wow. I was very pleased, and she didn't charge me a cent more than she told me she would. As I was leaving, I asked the receptionists what insurance they did accept (for when I'd come back for cleanings and whatnot) and she couldn't tell me anything but "The usual ones." I asked, MetLife? Aetna? Delta Dental? She said, "I'm sure we accept whatever your husband has." What is that? Either way, great dentist!

A very long time patient of Dr. Graham's. I would say I'm probably one of the more challenging…read morepatients, I'm certain they would agree :-) She handles my anxiety so wonderfully and doesn't make me feel the least bit bad about it. They never hesitate to ask if I need my gas if even I'm in there for just a cleaning!! You wont find a better, more caring, more understanding, jovial dentist if you tried!! The staff is amazing but I wouldn't expect any less from this office. I love everyone here. I've never been disappointed! .. if you're like me and going to the dentist springs the panic attacks, no question, this is the place for you!!!

Dr. Tim is extremely gentle and kind. I have been a patient of his for almost 20 years. I love…read morethe way he works with you in your treatment plan and is conscious of the cost of dental care. His office is warm and inviting. I use to be extremely anxious about the dentist, but Dr. Shannon and his staff have been so supportive and gentle, that my anxiety has diminished dramatically.

This place is a ripp off!!! My bf was a patient there for a few years up untill a couple month ago…read more He had gun disease about 10t ago yet this clinic had been telling him he needed cleanings every six months i have gun disease tears ago myself was a patient at WDG was on treatment cleaning every six months too BUT once a got better after a few cleanings was told no need for that since my gums were healthy now YET these people had been charging my bf $80 for a cleaning PLUS $180 for a doc consult WHAT A RIPP OFF he did not need to keep doing cleaning every 6months they lied to him just to get his $$$ and the cherry on the TOP my bf only has like 10teeth since all his front teeth are DENTURES I DO NOT RECOMEND THIS PLACE THESE PEOPLE ARE THIEFTS