These people GET IT!! They have a clean and professional office, and their staff is AMAZING and…read moretruly has a heart for people with exceptional needs. I have to say Dr. Soltani surprised me when I thanked him for his commitment to our IDD community and he said, "This is also my community" those words are meaningful and evidenced by his many years of committed service

Read previous review about the horrible office manager. They try to bury the real reviews but if…read moreyou want to save your teeth, DO NOT GO HERE

My smile is one of my best features, so I'm very particular about my dental care--and Sierra Oaks…read moreDental exceeded every expectation. From the beautiful, newly renovated office and easy parking to the warm welcome from the team, every detail felt thoughtful and elevated. Raoul's comprehensive dental photography and Eric's gentle, thorough cleaning made me feel incredibly well cared for. Dr. Kim was the highlight of my visit. He was professional, personable, and took the time to get to know me while creating a personalized plan for my dental health. I never felt rushed, and everything was explained clearly and thoroughly. I also appreciated the advanced technology, comfort amenities, and transparency around insurance and costs. This was easily one of the best dental experiences I've ever had. I've found my new dentist--and since they're only five minutes from my house, that's even better. Highly recommend!

I chose this office because of the positive reviews, but my experience has been one of the most…read morefrustrating healthcare experiences I have had in a long time. I was seen in February for an exam, X-rays, photographs, scans, and treatment planning. After receiving a costly treatment plan, I called to ask whether treatment could be broken into phases because I could not afford everything at once. I was told I would get a call back after she consulted the doctor. I never received a response. Over the following months, I made multiple attempts to obtain information about my treatment plan, requested callbacks, and requested copies of my records. I was repeatedly told someone would contact me or my requested information would be emailed to me that day and neither happened. Most recently, I called and was told someone would call me back yet again. When I asked whether they even had my contact information to do so, the receptionist responded, "Oh, no," and then asked for my phone number. When I asked for an estimated return call time or when I should call back if I still had not heard back, I was told 30-40 minutes. An hour had passed before I had to call them again. When I called again and explained that I would be coming into the office in person because I was tired of being ignored and wanted a complete copy of my records. I was again told that someone would need to call me back. I explained that I had already been told that and had not received a call. I then asked the receptionist to confirm the office closing time was 6:30. Her response was, "I think so." When I asked her to verify when the office actually closed, I was placed on hold. Miraculously, within moments, the person I had been waiting to hear from all day suddenly became available and took over the call. During that conversation, I was told that updated estimates had been submitted to my insurance and that treatment would need to be phased anyway due to insurance limitations. This was information I had been trying to obtain for months. I explained that at this point I was not calling about estimates. I was calling because I wanted my complete medical records. I was then told that nobody else in the office would know how to obtain my records and that I should wait until the next day. After months of unanswered questions, no callbacks, and failed follow-up, I declined and stated that I would still be coming in person. Only then was I told that my records could be emailed "right away." Nearly an hour later, I finally received an email containing what appeared to be a copy-and-pasted chart note and embedded images of my X-rays. Despite specifically requesting a complete copy of my records, the materials sent were incomplete. The chart note references photographs, scans, treatment planning information, and communications that were not included in what I received. Even more concerning, the chart note indicates that information regarding treatment options was emailed to me after my appointment. I have never received any such communication from this office after my February visit. My biggest issue is not the diagnosis or treatment recommendations. It is the complete lack of communication, follow-through, accountability, and customer service. Every question, callback request, records request, and clarification required repeated effort on my part. At no point did I feel that anyone was proactively trying to help me. At this point I will be obtaining my records in person, filing a complaint with my insurance, and seeking care elsewhere. Patients should not have to spend months chasing basic information about their own treatment, insurance estimates, and medical records. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this office.

Rude dentist! The male dentist always has a bad attitude. I've been coming for years and I'm done!…read moreI like to give people the benefit of the doubt but I'm over it! Never coming back here!

Good doctor, good assistants. Very friendly and they took good care of me. 1st time patient. Super…read morerecommend. God bless.

Me & my husband have been patients of Dr Ma's for many years now and have been very pleased with…read morehis work, his professionalism & the helpful advice he provides. We trust him to provide us the best oral health care & routine hygiene services. In fact, we've never felt 'upsold' by him nor his office staff. When additional work may be required he provides a thorough explanation to the cause & rational that supports his clinical opinion - and allows me to ask my litany of questions, to ensure I have the information I need to make my own decision to proceed with his recommendation or not. His hygienists are very nice, professional & knowledgeable. Helen, his wife, runs the operation and is amazing! How she recognizes and calls every patient by their first name is uncanny. Dr Ma & Helen have a great of team and it's clear they are invested in their practice & their patients. The office is very clean, and the location is easy to get to, just off Highway 50, and has plenty of parking. I was referred to him by a close family friend and have been so pleased with his practice that I have referred other family & friends who are now his patients too!

Dr. Ma is a very intelligent person; his decisions about my teeth have been what is best for me not…read moreabout his pocket book. He is the most empathetic dentist I have ever had. I appreciate his staff also.

I had my root canal completed at RC Dental today, and the experience was excellent from the moment…read moreI walked in until the moment I left. Every staff member and doctor was kind, efficient, and knowledgeable. They made what I expected to be a stressful appointment feel easy. I felt well cared for throughout the entire visit. I've already referred others to them, and I've honestly never had a dental experience this good!

I visited RC Dental Group and was quickly pushed toward a root canal by Dr. Kim without a proper…read morediagnostic process. When I insisted on a cold test, the sensation went away immediately -- it did not linger. According to the American Association of Endodontists, a diagnosis of irreversible pulpitis (the clinical justification for a root canal) requires lingering pain of 30 seconds or longer after the cold stimulus is removed. A sensation that disappears instantly is actually consistent with a healthy or reversible response. Despite this, Dr. Kim told me the result proved I needed a root canal -- which directly contradicts standard endodontic diagnostic criteria. Additionally, no written cost estimate was provided before the procedure. Under the federal No Surprises Act, healthcare providers -- including dental offices -- are legally required to provide a Good Faith Estimate in writing at least 1 business day before any non-emergency service. I was only told the cost after the root canal was completed, which is a violation of this patient protection law. A second opinion from another dentist confirmed my concerns about the cold test interpretation. This experience felt rushed, financially motivated, and lacking in the diagnostic thoroughness that patients deserve. I would strongly encourage anyone here to seek a second opinion before agreeing to any invasive procedure, and to specifically request a written cost estimate upfront -- it is your legal right.

Hands down, no lie this was the BEST DENTIST EXPERIENCE AND DENTIST OFFICE I've ever been too. Dr…read moreRasmussen was so detailed and explained everything he was going to do. I had a filling fall out and he took care of me. The place was super clean. They disinfect everything they use unlike my previous experiences in other dentist offices (pioneer dental). The front desk and the other staff members were also great. The procedure they did on me was smooth considering they have chairs that massage you the whole time ur being worked on. Dr George was also very pleasant, speaks Spanish and he was super koo! Talks sports and puts you at ease while he's working on u, also in a massage chair. Oh one thing I forgot to me to mention is Dr Rasmussen takes the time to meet you and introduce himself. I will be recommending every friends and family member that would want a superb dentist. They are accepting new patients so hurry up and book an appt.

Dentist DR Rasmussen places a high priority on making the dental experience as comfortable/painless…read moreand least-intrusive AS POSSIBLE, both in the numbing process (applying swab-anesthetic reduces pain via shot to create numbness) and after the procedure (numbness not lasting as long afterward) as I experienced with my many dentists prior to seeing Dr Rasmussen), and FREQUENTLY asking how the process is going ('if you experience any further pain LMK by raising your hand' / 'How are you doing?"). I previously dreaded the dental cavity work experience, but now that dread is in the past !! Plus it's a pleasure to talk with Dr Rasmussen and his staff!!

I contacted the Redford Dental office on Monday with the desire to switch to their dentist after…read moresuffering (literally) from another dentist's work. I needed a root canal and was in pain. I was preparing to travel in 10 days and concerned about the timing. Their xrays confirmed the urgency, and they will have my procedure COMPLETED by the time I travel. From the reception office including Desiree to Shannon, the dental assistant, to Dr. Lam, the sincere care, professionalism and scheduling were above and beyond my hopes. I'm so grateful I could cry. Thank you all. I'm so glad I found you. Thank you so much, Joan

I did a fair amount of research before I decided to try out this dental office. I was with them…read morealmost a year. They decided to not take my Medicare dental insurance, right in the middle of my treatment where I had Deep cleaning root planeing, then regular cleanings every 4 months. I decided to find a new dentist. I started with the new dentist and requested my files and x-rays to be sent to new dentist, twice by email. I filled out their release of info forms, twice. I had an appointment last week with the new dentist and they said they have never received my records. I was at the dentist for an appointment and they could not do the regular 4 month cleaning because there was no proof of when I had the last deep cleaning done. They called my Insurance and the insurance only had a date of 2022 being my last deep cleaning. I then called Redford dental to ask them about my records. They could not even find anything on me at all. It was very frustrating. I could not quite remember when I had the last deep cleaning but I knew it was within the last year. I proceeded to go thru with the appointment, since I was there already. They did 1/2 of my mouth deep cleaning, which cost over $300. When I got home I went thru my files and found the receipt from Redford dental from 10/2025. I discovered that they charged my credit card A total of $60 more than what they quoted me. They never turned it into my Insurance. I emailed the owner a letter, along with the receipts and a long explanation. I just wanted the owner to know what had transpired, maybe he would look into this. All I wanted was to be acknowledged with a reply. I have waited 5 days and no reply from Redford dental. This is no way to run a business, they have no regard for their patients, or former patient. Their services were fine but my new dentist is way better, and also a little less expensive and closer to my house. So I guess I win after all.

The communication at Adams Dental is very good and the attention to detail on dental healthcare is…read moreamazing! They really look out for your dental needs. Highly recommend them.

Do NOT go to Adams Dental Associates. Dr Adams is verbally abusive, unethical and refused to accept…read moreand adjust communication to accommodate my spouse's cognitive disability. In addition, my spouse needed a periodontal teeth cleaning fall of 2024, but the dental practice had no one at all doing teeth cleaning for months so my spouse had to find another dentist for teeth cleaning and his dental condition got worse and now needs another crown instead of a filling. My spouse is in the early stage of dementia and I had explained that to the office Manager, Deanie many times. In the past, Deanie was always helpful and understood the situation and communicated well with me about appointments and treatment in the past. My spouse has needed an extraction and a crown since mid summer 2024 but didn't have any dental benefits remaining, and no pain, so he chose to wait for 2025 so that insurance coverage of $2,000 would be available. My spouse went to Adams Dental Associates for periodontal cleaning 1-9-2025. Deanie asked me to join my spouse when he was done with the cleaning to discuss a treatment plan for extraction of #16 and crown on #15 and sign release forms. Even though I'm an extremently busy person, I went to Adams Dental Associates Office. While my spouse was getting his teeth cleaned, I received a call from Deanie asking if my spouse had taken 2000 mg of amoxicillin earlier today. This was the 1st I'd heard of this requirement. I said no, he took 500 mg of amoxicillin earlier today for a urinary tract infection. Dealing with this wasted another hour of my time and I have no time to waste. Later Deanie explained the 2000 mg of amoxicillin is requirement by medical profession when the patient had joint surgery recently. So I called my spouse's orthopedic surgeon's office who said the amoxicillin is not needed today since the knee replacement was 5 weeks ago. I informed Deanie and that seemed to be ok. When I went to Adams Dental Associates office to discuss the treatment plan, I was presented with detailed consent forms, 7 pages. The consent forms said: Describe treatment & reason for treatment, yet no reason was identified. The form said "I, patient's name, have discussed the treatment with my dentist and have had the following issues answered to my satisfaction". My spouse had many questions so we circled items and wrote ?s on the items that needed more discussion. When my spouse understood and agreed to the Item, he wrote his initials to indicate approval. But most of the items we had questions. I did not know if my spouse had received the info and forgot, or if the info was never provided. We provided the forms to Deanie and said we had questions. Deanie took us to a treatment room. She told my spouse to sit in the treatment chair and for me to sit in the corner in a chair so we did. Dr. Adams joined us. He said there is a 3rd tooth that needs a crown now. #14. Dr. Adams became irritated that I was not looking at a monitor above my head and told me to get up and look at the monitor. I had never been in that office before and I had no idea there was a monitor above my head. Dr. Adams said he needed another xray and left the room. Deanie returned and indicated all was done. I said we still have questions about items on the consent forms. Deanie said ok. Dr. Adams returned to the treatment room. He asked what are the questions. The 1st item on the form was finances and I know the office handles that, so I did not bring it up with Dr. Adams. The 2nd item was about post operative instructions and need for follow up care. Dr. Adams said the forms should be completed on the day of procedure. I explained that Deanie asked me to come to the office to discuss the treatment plan today. Dr. Adams looked right at me with a very mean stare, and said this is crazy. I said in a very respectful tone, I agree this is crazy because the form is asking randy to agree he's fully informed and he is not. Dr. Adams told the Office Manager, Deanie, she should be able to answer the questions. She said you are the dentist. Then Dr. Adams looked at me with a mean facial expression and said get another dentist. He became more verbally abusive and disrespectful in his communication. All because we wanted to understand the procedures, why they are needed, the risks, alternatives and consequences of not doing the procedures as the forms indicated. I told Dr. Adams that it is very unethical to ask a patient to sign a consent form when the patient nor I do not fully understand the items on the consent form. I felt that Dr. Adams was treating me in a demeaning and disrespectful manner. It appears to me he is refusing to understand my spouse is in early dementia and I'm there to help my spouse and the dental practice so that my spouse can get the care he needs asap and the dental practice has the consent they need. Now we have to find another dentist and start all over.