My experience with this Facility. Has been easy going and friendly in the beginning when they took…read more$3048.00 for my Root Canal. After a year and a half later, my Crown has Seperated from my root canal causing Gum inflamation. So I walked in on January 6th. 2026 to get my tooth situation resolved. Karanjit D. Decided to shave my crown down and put a temporary as they get my new specialized tooth. It felt rush because I was basically an inconvenience to her and burned me twice. I did not receive any disclosures on what I am suppose to do after a temporary placement and was sent on my way. Unfortunately I took a flight next day to Washington and because of altitude I have received an immense pain on my gum area of my root canal. I then go to a dentist in Washington and they tell me that I have an infection between my roots. (In image) I then take my prescription and Call this Morgan Hill Dentistry and implants and make them aware of an infection happening inside. They schedule me in for the following week to later have disagreements with Karanjit D (business owner) I respectfully notified her about my Infection and I wanted to show the proof. she wasn't understanding , negligent to the matter and lacking care for her patient. She started to give me this attitude towards me after simply describing what has happened on my trip. As if she was the "professional" and I was the idiot not knowing what is going on. She stated if my pain has gone away and I said yes because I was taking medicine for my infection temporarily and she stated to come back to get my new crown and go on my way. I was then met with Dr.Dhillon. Respectful and understanding doctor. Did the crown install. From there a month goes by. I was then greeted by immense pain on my gums on March 7th 2026. and unfortunately has traveled down to my jaw. Where I have numbness and Bone loss on my jaw(in image). I had these 3D scans done at another Endodontics. Today at March 9th 2026. This all could of been resolved earlier if I was being heard and cared for. Now I might deal with bone loss and possibly a Missing tooth. Its frustrating indeed. How some Doctors after reaching a certain level in their career. They start to lose sight of how to treat returning clients after being told their work is always guaranteed. I hope this review can help others. Thank you.

I had all on four done Jan 2025. Office was clean. Very professional staff. Schedule was flexible…read more Great communication. Dr was kind, professional and gave me reassurance which helped me in making my decision to have my surgery in this office. I still have my temp plates in. Will keep u posted on transition to my permanent teeth

Wonderful practice. The office manager took care of me beyond her needing to, and Dr. Sebastian is…read morean A1 DENTIST. I went in for emergency care and felt very well taken care of. The staff was both professional and friendly, making the whole experience easier. I had a quick appointment, and I would definitely recommend Morgan Hill Dental Studio to anyone in need of dental services. GO SEE THEM!

Morgan Hill Dental Studio advertises that they accept Delta Dental insurance (including Kaiser…read moreMedicare Advantage plans), but when I came in for a new patient exam on November 13, 2025, they refused to fill my cavities unless I purchased a desensitizer treatment I neither wanted nor needed. When I declined the add-on service, they simply refused to proceed with my covered treatment. This is a classic bait-and-switch: advertise insurance acceptance, then hold your covered care hostage unless you buy extras. I had no sensitivity issues that would make desensitizer medically necessary--it was a pure upsell. As a result, I now have to find another dentist and pay out of pocket for a second new patient exam, since my insurance won't cover a duplicate. I have filed a formal complaint with the California Dental Board and sent the practice a legal notice demanding reimbursement. If you have Delta Dental or any Medicare Advantage dental plan, I'd strongly recommend confirming in writing before your appointment that they will provide your covered services without requiring additional purchases.

I was referred to Dr. Kim by my dentist for my root canal. Mari was very sweet & kind over the…read morephone and in person. I was in a lot of pain before my appt. I have a difficult time getting numb but they were very patient and understanding. I can say all went well & it was a great appointment. Who can say that after a root canal? I recommend Dr. Kim and her wonderful staff for your root canal treatment!

Look no further if you need specialized dental work. Dr. Laura Kim is a skilled, knowledgeable,…read moretalented and kind endontist. I had an infection under an old crown and Dr. Kim and her friendly, professional staff took very good care of me. You will get the best care and really like Dr. Kim! She was handpicked to take over Dr. Arita's practice and she is a gem!

Met with Dr. Fagan earlier this year after experiencing tenderness in the gum where I'd had gum…read moregrafting done 10 years ago by his retired associate, Dr. Kao. After checking my gum, he reassured me that everything was just fine. I appreciate Dr. Fagan's thoroughness and professional attitude. Definitely trust his office will take care of you getting to the root of the problem by understanding you and your mouth. Be honest about what your dental hygiene routine is and your medical history so that Dr. Fagan and his team can help you in the best way possible.

My first tooth implant had me so nervous but the team and Dr Fagen totally relaxed me. Sure I…read morewaited a month for a consult and I'm still waiting for my tooth to heal before my crown, but had to post a review to thank you for being so professional and friendly. Dr Fagen is so nice and had my implant in my mouth in a jiffy with zero pain. Even minimal pain afterwards. Highly recommend.

I recently visited South Valley Dental & Periodontal Associates for an appointment and overall had…read morea great experience. The office itself is clean, modern, and runs very close to schedule. I had a new patient exam and filling with Dr Singh and also hygiene cleaning with Angela. The front desk staff made check-in and checkout seamless. You can text or email them for appts, which makes its so easy.

My dental experience here was incredible! The front staff were very welcoming and friendly. The…read moreoffice is beautiful and very clean. Dr. Sangroy was very thorough and great. I had plenty of questions and areas of concerns I brought to his attention. He addressed each one during my new patient visit and spoke about best ways to move forward based on his professional recommendations. The cleaning was very gentle but thorough. My husband and I are so happy with our new dentist!!

Outstanding service! I've had horrible experiences with certain dental practitioners over the…read moreyears. Until I came to this dental office. Extremely fair pricing. Great personalities. I'm glad I found this place. Highly recommend them.

Office was pretty clean and easy to find. Doctor was calm and explained things at a pace I could…read morefollow. They asked about previous issues and gave some general advice on staying ahead of things. It didn't feel rushed which I liked. The assistant was friendly too and made the process smoother. I had a few questions that were answered clearly and not brushed off. Overall it was a good visit. Would consider going back if anything else comes up.

About 6 years ago I was referred to DR McMurray by my dentist. I had an abscessed wisdom tooth that…read morereally hurt and I was scared! I was in my late 50's and still had all my wisdoms. He extracted the bad one and everything went really well! Since then he has extracted the rest of my wisdoms , extracted my daughters impacted wisdoms and did dental implant surgery for me! His staff has been very professional and have explained everything in detail. I feel very comfortable recommending DR McMurray to anyone.

First let me start by saying that everything went well during and after my son's surgery for which…read morehe had all four wisdom teeth pulled. Overall no issues or complaints regarding the procedure. What I do find interesting is the speed at which everything happened, that then gave me pause to ask this question. Would we go back if he had to? The answer... maybe. Also, I should say I felt the same way at the orthodontist that referred us. Maybe some people like that, get in and out fast, and get it all over with. I am not like this, I prefer things to go a bit slower. My concerns. Everything felt very, very rushed. The consultation to took less than 10 minutes, maybe 15 at the most. This included x-rays, scheduling the appointment for surgery, medication handed to us that day and prescriptions to be picked up within the next day or so. I think they actually came in with the folder to include the one pill that would be taken the day off the surgery. The doctor McMurray was nice enough and the staff during the consultation were nice as well. Was it a "well oiled machine", so to speak, yes. The day of surgery, I think we were in and out within an hour, minus the time in the waiting room before they took my son to the surgery room. I think the front desk staff are not necessarily morning people. It was really cold in the waiting room and I asked if it would get any warmer and the quick response back was no. No "sorry" it is cold or "sorry" we keep it cold for a reason. Just plain no. The surgery was about 45 minutes, then somebody stepped out into the waiting room and told me everything went well and that he was in recovery. I never saw the doctor that day. I have no idea who came out to tell me the surgery went well, I have no idea if that same person was the one giving post op instructions or if they were even in the surgery room with my son. (Note for kids, maybe they should have offered to save the teeth, it would have been nice.) When I went to see my son, he was in a wheel chair and, of course, very drugged. I thought he would be a bit more conscious when I walked back to see him. At that point, it was hard for me to see him in this state, sitting all awkward in the wheelchair with his head tilted back and tears running down his face. The next few minutes seemed to go even faster. I was given rapid fire instructions on what to do post surgery. So fast that the person giving me the instructions was out of breath. Much of what was said had been provided in the folder given on the day of the consultation. It would have been nice to document to me what was different from the instructions given, since I was pretty concerned for my son at that moment and only heard a few things. Maybe, they should have given me the post op review in the waiting room or in another room, in case there were other people in the room. This way I could focus on what they were saying and maybe try to take some notes myself. Maybe even ask me if I wanted to take some note. I can understand, or recognize, how some people may be offended by somebody suggesting they take notes, but for me it would have been a good thing. They rolled him out in the wheelchair very quickly. He got sick the minute we got him outside and almost fell out of the wheelchair. I rushed to get the car and pull it up to the wheelchair ramp. There was a split second concern about trying to get him into the car, for me and the person pushing the wheelchair. I probably should have brought a family member with me in the car to take care of our son, while I drove home. Luckily, I did have help when we got home. It was not easy getting him into the house, he could still barely walk. He got sick before we got him to the door and got sick another 3 or 4 times within the next 2 hours. We opted to keep him downstairs until he was a bit more stable on his feet. Why is it that the doctors cannot suction more blood before it gets to their stomach. This is not just this dentist, it is others too. I can only hope the anti nausea meds actually worked, hard to tell when he was getting sick every time he stood up. I called the dentist office within maybe one hour or two and they did not call me back. I had two questions, one not a medical question but the other one was a medical question. When I called a week later asking for more pain meds, then they returned my call. The good thing was they did prescribe another medication which worked just fine. It also would have been nice if somebody called us later in the day to ask us how things are going. The post op appointment two weeks later lasted 5 minutes. If you do not understand what my complaint is, it all boils down to how fast it went. It felt like an assembly line. We were just bodies going through the process. Some people may like this but I would have preferred a bit slower pace.

I guess the Dentist is good for all these positive reviews, or they're fake. Saw there ads for free…read moreimplant consultation and called the number. Spoke with a gentlemen for about 10 minutes answered a few questions, he gave me bunch of info and scheduled me for soonest appointment which was about 2 weeks out. Double checked everything seemed super nice. A few days before appointment I get call from staff saying it's not actually free for me, and I have to pay $150. Super bait and switch. Could have booked a free consultation with another provider but now I'm probably gonna have to wait another week or two since they delayed me. Do not recommend. Don't waste your time!

I've been with Dr. Gallez (and his predecessor Dr. Poulos) for many years and have received…read moreexcellent care, from wisdom teeth extractions to routine cleanings to gum surgery to bone grafts as well as 3 implants (so far). The quality of these services has always been outstanding and as someone with teeth that require a lot of care I can say this has made a big difference in my life. Recently I broke the screw of one of my implants, and despite it being wedged inside the implant Dr. Gallez was able to expertly extract and replace it, free of charge. The office staff always makes me feel very welcome, and I have never felt that anyone was rude or indifferent to my needs. I would, however, recommend to clarify all financial arrangements ahead of time, since Dr. Gallez is not part of any network any more (I think), and you may be expected to pay immediately after the treatment and get reimbursed later (which the office will help you with).