Dr. Tran & Leslie @ Oak Dental, they're the best wonderful couple. They treat you like family and…read morevery professional. The staff are also very professional, very friendly and very kind. Highly recommend, they're a real asset to the community.

Between the office staff, the hygienists, and Dr. Tran, this is by far the best dentist I have ever…read morebeen to. The cleaning was extremely thorough and they give a very detailed breakdown of what you need to work on. I would recommend Oak Dental to anyone. P.s. his wife who helps with all the scheduling is one of the warmest people you will ever meet.

I have been seeing Dr. Henneberry for about 15 years. He and his staff are top notch…read more He is personable, trustworthy (doesn't try to upsell you services you don't need) and pain free. His staff are helpful and attentive. You will be satisfied if you choose to go with him for your dental care.

I've been a patient since 2005 and my teenagers have been patients for many years now too. We love…read morethis practice and would recommend him to others often!

I wasn't planning to leave a review. I had intended to simply move on quietly. However, receiving a…read morepatient dismissal letter from the practice crossed a line, and I now feel it's important to share our full experience. At first, the office made a strong positive impression. They were accommodating and even saw me on a closed day when I broke my front tooth. Because of those early experiences, I referred my entire family to the practice.Unfortunately, things changed once more extensive treatment began. After tooth #7 broke, I needed an extraction and implant. Although I had gone to an oral surgeon for another tooth in the past, I trusted the dentist's confidence and expertise. Shortly after placement, the implant became exposed and failed. We scheduled an appointment to remove the failed implant and do a bone graft on the same day as my son's cleaning. During that visit, the dentist performed my son's cleaning himself and then strongly pressured me to remove the implant right then, even though I had already told them I needed sedation and had my appointment scheduled for that afternoon with sedation. Without my husband present for support, I felt cornered and agreed. I had previously shared my history of significant dental trauma from being a victim (which required root canals, crowns, and an implant) and my need for sedation in that area. This was completely disregarded. After the failure, I expressed concerns about the esthetics of the highly visible gum area of that front tooth. I clearly told the dentist I did not want another implant placed without first seeing a periodontist for proper bone grafting and gum reconstruction. Despite my explicit wishes, he repeatedly tried to convince me I had enough bone and that it would be fine. Even after my husband spoke with him and during a post-op visit, the dentist continued pushing to do the implant himself. His attitude grew increasingly dismissive. With my eight years of experience working in dentistry, I knew this approach was wrong. I sought opinions from two periodontists. Both confirmed that the original extraction and implant had caused significant bone loss and trauma. A new implant could not succeed without first reconstructing the bone and gum tissue. I ended up paying $3,500 out of pocket for the corrective treatment. After nearly 9 months of healing, the area looks natural and healthy, and the periodontist recently placed a successful implant. Even though I still have a missing front tooth more than a year later, I was able to see the light at the end of the tunnel. Had I just gone back to the oral surgeon, I would already have a complete smile for the new year. I feel if I had continued to trust the dentist, I would have faced repeated failures and much longer suffering. Another concerning incident involved my 9-year-old daughter. The practice advertised nitrous oxide for children, but they didn't have the correct mask size when we arrived. Instead of rescheduling or handling it gently, they forced the anesthetic injection anyway and made her feel like she was being dramatic for being scared. Afterward, I informed the office that she would be better served by a pediatric dentist to prevent increasing her dental anxiety. They seemed understanding at the time. On the billing side, I have dual in-network insurance (Delta Dental and Guardian). After the implant failed, I politely asked the office to reverse the claim on the failed procedure so the periodontist could correctly bill for the implant. When issues continued with my primary insurance, I reached out requesting a simple letter or the requested "proof" that my insurance was asking for to help resolve the claim. Instead, I received a dismissal letter in which they offered to write off the remaining $200 balance "as a courtesy", like where did that balance come from? Between insurance and out-of-pocket payments, this office received nearly $5,000 from us in just a couple of visits. Because I understand dental insurance well, I caught multiple billing errors, especially with coordination of benefits. They consistently required upfront payment based on their calculations, but always resulting in overpayment. I believe they would have kept my overpayments had I not actively audited the claims and finances myself. In my years working in dental offices, I have only dismissed 4 patients for serious reasons such as aggression toward staff, violence towards the dentist, and insurance fraud. I have never seen a patient dismissed simply for advocating for accurate billing and proper insurance coordination.This experience caused me real physical, emotional, and financial stress. I cannot recommend this practice. Please get multiple opinions, especially for implant work, and never allow yourself to be rushed or pressured into a procedure you're uncomfortable with.

I put off taking care of my teeth for a long bit... then got a referral from my insurance to see…read morePremier Dental... WOW... like a night and day experience. I went from being nervous about care, elevated to feeling happy to be going back for routine care when I need it. The office is gorgeous... the equipment is all state of the art! Dr. Rodriguez is so welcoming, capable and will put you at ease. So if you fear dental care, look no further. Brandon his assistant and Ariel in the front office will make you feel right at home. You will be in good hands!!

My teenage son need to have a LOT of dental work done after he had his braces removed. He went in…read morefor a check up here and then 3 subsequent visited to have the fillings and things done. They really took great care of him. I would say that the cost seems a bit high, but I imagine that comes with the territory of being in the Palladio where I am sure the rent is extremely high. The only other issue we had was one of the visits they started to work on him, but then seemed to get distracted by another patient and left the room to deal with that. It was about 20 minutes before they came back to finish the work. It seems like something like that shouldn't happen. We will keep coming back though because the staff are friendly, helpful, and accommodating, plus the office is very clean and professional looking.

I highly recommend Dr. Hawkins he is so gentle and he talks you through everything what he's going…read moreto do. He extracted my upper left molar. Highly recommend the dentist office. Very nice Dental assistant and dental hygiene employee. Very nice.

I had a Zoom Whitening session and wisdom teeth extractions scheduled for the same day. I was…read morenervous due to my teeth usually being very sensitive, but Hannah was amazing. She was so gentle and patient with me and ensured I was comfortable after each session. As for my wisdom teeth extractions, Dr. Mohsen did it painlessly and so quick! I didn't even know it was out already! Overall, 11/10 experience! I couldn't be happier with my results.

While I did not want to take my frustrations out on the staff member I spoke to yesterday, I think…read moreit's important to share my negative experience with this dental practice. While I always received good care once I was in the room, I was disappointed that I never had the same dentist. I feel I have had a different dentist every single time I have had an appointment which was challenging to build a rapport or history besides just notes in my account. However, my bigger issue is accountability for when they make the errors. The first issue was last year when I was scheduled by a dental hygienist to be booked six months out and they made the appointment two weeks too early. When I came into the appointment, I was told I would owe due to it being too early and was confused but paid and said I would take it up with my insurance to see if they would make an exception. My dental insurance has always been amazing and shared that they would cover it if the dental office sent an appeal sharing that they wanted me to come back earlier than 6 months since that was their recommendation. I have followed up with this dental office for the past year and a half asking for updates and each time they assured me they took care of everything on their side. Low and behold, I finally call MetLife yesterday to follow up with them because I wanted to change the dental office (for another reason I will list below) and just wanted to finalize this appeal so there was no missing links left to tie me to this dental practice. The representative on the line informed me that they JUST received the appeal two days prior from the office manager, and there are zero other appeals or attempted contacts by this dental practice so for that reason, they declined my appeal. I was lied to for the past year and a half that they were working on submitting this appeal and each time I checked, and it was a lie. The last straw was, I had recently changed insurance and called to update it with the front desk. I have it in writing that although my insurance is out of network that my insurance would still cover 100% of my appointment with the exception of the fluoride that I typically pay out-of-pocket for. With this information I move forward with the appointment and received the routine services. A few weeks later I received a bill for $189 because they claimed my insurance did not cover 100% of the services. Confused I called my insurance and asked them why it was not covered because the front office staff told me it would be and they shared that due to me being out of network they would only cover 100% of the cost UP TO a certain amount. They said they made that perfectly clear to the front office staff and we're not sure how she got confused. When I followed up with the front office staff and explained to them that I was told this was going to be covered fully, and if I would have known that I was going to have to pay out-of-pocket, I would have gone somewhere else that was within network, they said because they do not guarantee how much insurance will pay that I am still required to pay the balance. When I grew quite frustrated with the lack of accountability for not only one but two errors on their part where I had to pay out-of-pocket for services that would've been covered 100% with my insurance, they offered to take off the cleaning cost and left me with a balance of $114. While I can appreciate some wiggle room, the new knowledge that they did not submit the appeal, which would have covered that initial cleaning last year, seems like too little of an apology when again these mistakes were on them. At the end of the day, I just wanted to be finished with this dental office because I was so frustrated by the lies and lack of accountability. I decided to post this review because I did not want to take my frustrations out on the staff member that I was speaking with, but I still think there could have been more done to provide a better solution to avoid this negative review.

I went here for an exam and a cleaning. Their manner is very friendly, and communicative. I felt…read morelike they put the time in that's needed to do a nice job. And they did do a good job, especially compared to the average dental chain. I'll be recommending this dental facility to others I know who live nearby. I feel confident going back here, that my future experiences will be just as pleasant as a dentist visit can be.

I had a positive experience with this dentist, her calm kind deamenor " makes you feel comfortable…read moreand she commuicates well during procedure. I had several apts. where I had cavities filled and a crown repair, very happy with Outcome. Dental assistant is friendly and gets you in for apts quickly. I highly recommend this professional and kind dentist!

Excellent dentist with a great crew! All the latest…read moreequipment and very professional. I have been a patient for many years and I am very confident in the work.

Great staff, from personnel working the front desk all the way to the Hygienists and…read more Dentist. Everyone is extremely friendly and helpful. They value your time and get you in and out as quickly as possible while still maintaining the upmost care for their patients By far the best Dentist and Hygienist that I have been to.

My sister told me about this place, and even though they don't take my insurance (Health Net…read moreDental), I went with her for moral support during her root canal. The office is really clean, smells good, and everyone there is so friendly and patient. Before they started, Dr. YongTae Park explained everything clearly, including what he would and wouldn't do based on how her molar looked. Since my sister was pretty nervous, both Dr. Park and his assistant were super sweet about checking in on her to make sure she was okay. I ended having to wait back out in the lobby while they started in the back. They began around 10 AM, and we were out by 11:20 AM. Of course, every case is different depending on how bad it is, but everything went smoothly. My sister said she LOVES it here! If they took my insurance, I'd totally come here too. I highly recommend them!

I recently got a job with the State, and you have to spend 2 years on DeltaCare USA before Delta…read moreDental PPO...which meant the dentist I've been going to my whole life is no longer in network. I was on the hunt for a new dentist, after being out of health benefits for the past 9 months or so and my last cleaning was little over a year ago. I managed to find this place and compared Google and Yelp reviews- and it didn't disappoint! The fact that they reserve emergency and new patient appts in their schedule is big time! Other places I had chatted with, either couldn't get me in until months from now, or I had to wait a few weeks. I was able to get in immediately! Staff is friendly, polite, and does their job well. I was shuffled around from person to person for different stages of my new patient appts, X-rays, and the exam, but the transitions were seamless and I felt comfortable. I didn't get upsold on tons of things like read at other places' reviews and had a pleasant cleaning! They made sure to go through everything with me, from start to finish, step by step, and even the specifics of the laser deep clean I opted in for (which costed me $130). Check out was easy and simple enough, they take Apple Pay. Only downside is it took a little bit of time, and I felt like I was waiting for not many patients I saw being seen. It was about a 1:45 hour appt from start to finish. That's also on me for not asking how long these appts usually run. Note- I do have great teeth, no cavities, no major dental problems.