He was awful and judgemental. The forceful nature of his dental extraction was excruciating and not…read morecalled for. He hid behind his front staff and his when I was asking for my discharge direction and what was safe to take with my liver. My liver function i had brought up many times before work had started. Then I was discharged from him without warning. There was no anger on my part except I had my gastro call him for after care.. he was happy to take money. 0/10

Staff was very nice! Welcoming environment, and was taken care of. No one's likes going to the…read moredentist but they were very reassuring when times were uncomfortable and the doctor was very easy going and straightforward which is what I like

I cracked a wisdom tooth and my normal dentist was on vacation. The pain from the cracked wisdom…read moretooth was unbearable. I called and snoqualmie modern dental care they got me right in, gave me a prescription for a pain medicine and removed the tooth the next day. Everything was top notch and I was so happy to not have the pain anymore. I highly recommend them.

UPDATE - BEWARE!!!…read more Yes, Dr. Chang and his staff are very nice. But BEWARE! Several years ago, I spent $5,000 on Invisaligns. I was diligent about wearing my retainers. I came to Dr. Chang needing a new night guard/retainer. He made a night guard for my top teeth but hadn't planned on doing anything for the bottom. RED FLAG! Common knowledge that you need to wear a retainer for the rest of your life. He finally made me a partial retainer for my bottom teeth - so it covered my front 10 teeth. That was about 3 years ago. We moved and have been looking for a good dentist for the last 2 years. A few weeks ago - I found out that my bite is TOTALLY off because I didn't have the appropriate retainer. I now have to have Invisaligns AGAIN to correct my bite that was PERFECT before Dr. Change touched them. Also, my husband has some back issues and needs to have his teeth cleaned sitting up. The hygenist made him lay down in pain, cleaned 1 tooth and charged me $350. Avoid him and

It appears that Darcy is back in business again doing teeth cleaning at various Senior community…read moreestablishments. (N. Bellevue Community Center, etc.)

This place is one of the only places that accepts Apple health (they also do sliding scales) in the…read morearea. Appointments are usually about 3-4 months out. I get extreme anxiety at the dentist office and my first few visits were great. However I had to schedule an emergency visit because of tooth sensitivity from a couple fillings a few months back. When i showed up for my initial appointment I waited in the waiting room for 20 mins and didn't get called back until I asked the receptionist to check in on my dentist. I was told that because i am an adult i couldnt have my husband back there with me. I told them my husband has always been able to be with me during my appointments and then she said it was ok. We waited in the back for another 40 mins without a dentist even seeing me. We asked someone what was taking so long because we had other appointments to make and most of the associates were in a room having a party. We rescheduled for today. Today, again, I get told that I can't bring my husband to the back with me, even after I told her I had anxiety. After checking with the dentist who usually sees me and has met my husband many times she came back and said the dentist said it was ok for me to have my husband with me. He is also my husbands dentist. I want to say this: I don't care if I have my mother, grandparent, child, husband or neighbor with me while I'm at an appointment. If I say as a patient I want this person back with me, then don't argue with me about my care. It's at the point where I don't even know if I want to come back because I don't feel comfortable in a place where I feel unsafe and can't have a family member with me without causing a scene.

Cannot even begin to explain my horrible experience, each time it got worse. Dr O is the most…read moreunprofessional dentist ever, talks about the dates he goes on with his assistants, "pretty graphic" each time I've had an appointment I've waited over an hour in the room . My last filling he did he chipped my front tooth and got angry when I showed him and denied it even though the piece of tooth was in my mouth. They did a build up for my sons crown and forgot to cure it which caused it to break in half taking half of his natural tooth with it, when I brought it up they said he shouldn't have been chewing on that side. I was warned by so many people in the community but he was the closest to my house. BAD DENTIST,, you have been warned

I had one visit (at their Gig Harbor location), because they were the only local office that took…read moremy insurance. (It took me a while to figure it out, but the insurance in question (SmartSmile) wasn't really insurance at all -- it's actually just a referral service to dentists so desperate for clients that they'll agree to take the client's "copay" amount as their full payment. Of course, that means the dentists in question are having trouble either getting or hanging onto patients on their own, sooo...) Like other people here, I had one go-round of them insisting I was there for my appointment on the wrong week. (I do know the mistake wasn't at my end, because I wrote the date and time down while on the phone scheduling and repeated it back to her. I know it's fairly easy when working in an appointment scheduling program to input an appointment on the wrong week, so I didn't think much of it at the time... then I belatedly read reviews here and saw that it seems to be a recurring theme.) Even just getting x-rays and cleaning, it became clear that this dental office was nothing but a cash grab. They insisted that I needed three crowns and wouldn't even discuss alternatives -- they just pushed their time-payment plan (on me and everyone else that came in while I was sitting in the waiting room). I ended up ditching the useless insurance and going back to my previous dentist. (I had always been totally happy with her -- it was only $ that forced me to try the lousy insurance and thus this lousy dental office.) Oh, and to top it off? Turns out that I needed ZERO crowns, not three.

My father is in a north Seattle adult family care home was referred to Erin on Aug 27; we had an…read moreOct 9, 2025 appt. She didn't come as there went enough other patients needing dental services. I didn't know this was a pre-requisite. She only replied to my email after the head of the AFH pinged her. Terrible communication/email follow-up from them. I found another mobile dentist and we did the paperwork, got PCP ok & scheduled the appt all within 5 days. Dr. Kashi coming Friday (he even called to ask if i had x-rays).

Erin took care of my husband's dental needs while he was in dementia care while resided at…read moreSilverado . She provided him with excellent care & prevented his dental issues from becoming worse so he didnt have any dental issues. With her knowledge of dealing with dementia patients his visits with her went well & non stressful. I would recommend her services to all who need to use mobile care.

I've used Dental Professionals for many years now throughout the different offices I've worked at…read moreto help find temp hygienist/assistants. I have always been met with such professionalism, promptness and kindness and more times than not they have helped our office out in a last minute crisis! Thank you! PS - I love the new texting aspect!

We have worked with Dental Professionals for over two decades and they help our practice…read moretremendously when we have staffing issues, even when given a day's notice. The staff at Dental Professionals are patient, friendly and diligent. Highly recommended!

I would not recommend this clinic. My daughter's teeth were cleaned by the dentist and not a…read morehygienist. I was given a list of over 10 items that needed to be addressed. I understand that these are recommendations, however, when I went to another dentist, I was given a completely different treatment plan which makes me question the integrity of the clinic.

My first dental experience in the U.S. was at Avila Dental more than a decade ago. Although a long…read moretime has passed, every time I visit a dental office I am reminded of what happened there, so I decided to write this review now. The dentist, Dr. Bello, was professional, but my experience with the hygienist, Kelly, was extremely negative. At that time, I had just moved to the United States, did not speak English well, and naturally relied on my husband to communicate. Instead of showing understanding, Kelly made remarks suggesting that I was like a child depending on my husband. I found this deeply mocking and humiliating. During the cleaning, she smiled while inflicting pain on me, and it felt cruel and deliberate. As an Asian immigrant who couldn't speak English then, I felt that she treated me differently in a way she would not have treated other patients. That made the experience even more painful and isolating. I cannot confirm whether Kelly is still working there, but that experience left me with lasting trauma and a deep mistrust toward dental hygienists in America. In my opinion, no patient should ever be made to feel ridiculed or discriminated against because of language or cultural background.

They are friendly, but i have wondered about how they make decisions for the work needed. I can…read morenot afford the crowns suggested and declined with accepting what they said was temporary.

Always a pleasure to come and have my teeth cleaned, bridge work done, cavities filled. The office…read morestaff and doctor's are very friendly and put me at ease with their professionalism and quality care!