I truly cannot say enough amazing things about Napa Valley Dentistry. I am extremely particular…read morewhen it comes to my teeth, and every single time I've come in, the entire team has gone above and beyond to make sure I feel heard, comfortable, and completely confident in my care. They pay attention to every little detail, and I always leave with results that are far beyond what I could have imagined. Dr. Justin Newberry and Dr. Amanda Silverman are both incredible. Their level of care, attention to detail, and commitment to making sure you're genuinely happy with your results is unmatched. Cara, my hygienist, is absolutely wonderful, and makes every cleaning such a comfortable experience. Lisa, Dr. Newberry's right hand, is kind, caring, and eases all anxiety with any dental work. The office itself is absolutely beautiful...immaculate, extremely hygienic, luxurious, and equipped with the latest technology! There's something about the environment and the people that immediately puts you at ease, which says a lot for a dental office! You never feel like just another patient here; they genuinely take care of you as if you were their own family. From the doctors to the hygienists and the entire team, the level of care is exceptional. I wouldn't trust my teeth with anyone else and truly couldn't recommend Napa Valley Dentistry enough!

Great staff, knowledgeable dentist. Took lots of pictures to show me what was going on with my…read moreteeth and a prior dentists bad work. They ask if you had a bad experience and are cognizant of meeting your needs. Highly recommend

There is no one quite like Dr. Belusko. He explains everything so well, and with a great sense of…read morehumor to boot! His quality of knowledge and care puts me at ease. Before becoming his patient, I'd always dreaded the shot more than anything. However, when Dr. Belusko used his special technique, it was so painless that I was stunned! Very clever and very considerate. His staff is also very kind; I feel cared for from the moment I step in the door to the moment I step out. Going to the dentist has never felt so nice.

Went to Dr. Rozenberg. Scheduled a root canal for the same tooth Encore said did not need care…read more So relieved I didn't rely on Encore's evaluation. I ended up having cosmetic procedures as well and I am so pleased I have a healthy, pretty mouth now thanks to an excellent, competent dentist. So glad I continued to seek help.

I've been coming to this practice for over 10 years and Chrysti has been cleaning my teeth the…read morewhole time. I had always hated going to the dentist previously...but now this is like visiting with family and old friends. Great care and customer service with a warm homey feel and lots of friendly smiles.

I went to the dentist and now I'm pretty sure I need therapy…read more  If you've ever thought, "What if my dental care had the consistency and staffing model of a correctional facility?" good news. Redwood Dental is here for you. I've been five times. I've met four dentists. At this point I'm expecting a punch card. One more visit and I get a free root canal. Visit 1: Dentist #1, Hygienist #1. I hadn't been in about a year, so I expected some consequences. They tell me I have three cavities. Three felt like... a strong opening bid, but okay. I take responsibility for, what I assumed, were my life choices, but in retrospect I question, and schedule the follow-up. Visit 2: Dentist #2, same hygienist.I New dentist, no explanation. Cavities get filled, and suddenly I'm being pitched a "protective coating" for my teeth. A coating. For my teeth. At this point I'm wondering if I accidentally brought my car in instead of my mouth. "Your molars are looking a little dull, we can ceramic those for you." but they're the experts and I need to be able to smile for selfies with my three-year-old, so sure. I guess we're going with the full rust protection.  Visit 3: Dentist #3, same hygienist. Now I'm told my fillings are "showing wear" and we should proactively remove and replace them. Wait? What? Didn't I just get the rust coating? He clarifies that nothing is broken. Nothing hurts. We're just... preemptively rebuilding my mouth like it's a condo that needs to stay market-ready at all times. This is when it clicked: this isn't dentistry. This is the PG&E of teeth always there to tell me I owe them more money as though their doing me a favor. I go home, compare notes with my wife, who, shockingly, is also getting exact same upsell experience, and we both decide it's time to find a new dentist. Visit 4: We forgot to cancel our appointments and learn there's a last minute $100 cancellation fee. For a dentist. Nothing says "healthcare provider" like a policy that feels like a gym membership you can't escape. Then, plot twist, they call us the day before to reschedule because of staffing issues. So just to recap: if I cancel, it's $100. If they cancel, it's... fine. My wife, who is a better person than I am, agrees to reschedule. I begin emotionally preparing for what I assume will be the final chapter. Visit 5: Dentist #4, Hygienist #2. And here we are, folks, we've reached the final boss level. New hygienist calls my name and then blocks the doorway so I have to squeeze past her like I'm entering a speakeasy for dental trauma. Cool start. Dentist comes in, calmly repeats previous recommendations, and confirms, this is key, nothing has actually changed with my teeth. Amazing. Love consistency. Not paying $600 to fix a problem that doesn't exist. Then the cleaning begins. And I want to be clear here: I've had dental work. Orthodontia. Oral surgery. I'm not new to this. This was different. This felt like my mouth got caught in a car wash that had recently developed anger issues. The suction tube? Constantly at the back of my throat and jabbing me as though it had a personal vendetta. Water? Everywhere. At several points I get blasted hard enough that it goes up my nose and down my neck. I left the dentist's office... wet. I have never, in my life, needed a towel after a cleaning, but this is the part I guess, where I should have kept my hands inside the ride for my own safety. Through out it all, the hygienist, armed with the suction tubes is casually glancing around, lightly dancing to the music like she's cleaning a kitchen, not performing a procedure inside a human being. Then the polish. Bubblegum paste. On my face. Up my nose. I'm essentially being frosted like a cupcake. Then flossing, with long acrylic nails. I'm getting stabbed, gums bleeding, just trying to survive the experience with whatever dignity I have left. At no point did this feel like healthcare. This felt like I owed someone money. When she says, "Run your tongue along your teeth and see how it feels," I stand up and leave like I just experienced something I need to report to cps. I don't know who hurt you, lady, but I've seen TSA Agents with a better bedside manner. Truly thankful that no one handed you anything sharper than a rubber tipped polisher, because there'd be a me shaped hole in the wall that I'd likely have been charged for. We're done. We're not going back. And if you value your mouth or better if you have loved ones who care about you... you should consider alternatives. Note: I just want to add here that the recepionist and the hygienist I had for the first few visits were great at what they do. So while I obviously had a pretty terrible experience there were of course some exceptions for which I am grateful.

This dentist is nothing more than a car salesman. I had an estimate to have one implant and…read moreagreed.And already they have charged me fifteen hundred dollars extra , and the implant has even gone in yet. He will push you for cosmetic surgery and make you feel bad about yourself. Whatever you do do not go here!

No. Always trying to upsell me. Forever pre-planning services to max out my insurance, yet still…read morecosting out of pocket for procedures. Expensive. Just no. I have gone elsewhere.

I must say, I've been a patient of Vineyard Dental for several years now and they definitely…read moreprovide top notch service (all staff are soooo nice). From having the most up to date equipment to spa add ons like acupuncture before a treatment, to offering music to listen to through headphones and blankets if you are cold. BUT, you pay a lot for this experience. If you just need basic cleaning, not sure this is the place for you unless you don't mind paying a lot for the pampering too. I've had other procedures done, most recently osseous surgery, and I do feel at ease from the level of service I'm getting. I want only the best when it comes to my dental work and this place delivers.

I had a wonderful experience with Dr Azizi and her team. From the moment I walked into the office,…read moreeverything felt calm and soothing, which made a huge difference for me as someone who has dental anxiety.The atmosphere immediately helped put me at ease. Dr Azizi is fantastic-she really takes the time to get to know her patients and carefully explains procedures so you feel comfortable and informed. I never felt rushed and truly appreciated her thoughtful approach. Whitney, the hygienist was wonderful as well. She was kind, gentle, and made the whole visit very comfortable. The warm blanket and hand warmers were such a thoughtful touch and made the experience even better. I highly recommend Dr Azizi and her entire team at Vineyard Dental Spa. They go above and beyond to make patients feel relaxed and cared for. It truly was a great experience~

I have bounced around to several different dental providers over the last several years…read more Glad to say, I'm staying with Sonoma Valley Dental! They take most kinds of insurance, the staff is warm and thoughtful, and Dr G. Is great!!!

Disappointing experience -- especially after 40 years with an excellent dentist…read more I'm new to Sonoma and chose Dr. Jason Groff through Delta Dental after breaking a tooth and needing a crown. Unfortunately, my experience was very different from what I had hoped for. At my first two appointments, the dental assistant performed most of the work, while Dr. Groff came in briefly for key parts of the procedure. After the permanent crown was cemented, my bite was not checked. I was concerned that my existing night guard would no longer fit, so the assistant adjusted it instead. Within two days, I developed severe nerve pain that woke me at 4 a.m. I returned expecting the dentist to evaluate the problem, but again, most of the interaction was with the assistant. The solution offered was a new night guard at no charge. I continued to have discomfort and eventually realized that my bite needed to be addressed. I also developed significant TMJ symptoms from compensating on the opposite side. At a subsequent appointment, Dr. Groff adjusted the crown and acknowledged that I had been compensating on the other side. Later, when I reported that the bite was still uncomfortable and the TMJ was worse, he told me the TMJ had nothing to do with the crown, which contradicted what I had previously been told. He then aggressively adjusted the crown and made a comment about continuing to grind it down "up to my head," which I found extremely uncomfortable and upsetting. I also had concerns about the practice's approach to dental hygiene. After having the same highly experienced dentist and hygienists for 40 years, I was surprised that my cleaning was very brief and largely performed by Dr. Groff with a sonic instrument, without the thorough tooth-by-tooth assessment I was accustomed to receiving. Most disappointing was my attempt to have a respectful conversation with Dr. Groff about my concerns and his practice protocols. Rather than discussing them, he became defensive and condescending, essentially telling me, "This is how I run my practice, and I'm not going to change it." I did not want to write a negative review. I tried to address my concerns directly, but I ultimately felt that, as a patient, they were not being heard or taken seriously. I am still experiencing discomfort and TMJ symptoms and will be seeking another dentist for follow-up care. For me, the issue is not the free night guard. I never went to this office for a night guard. The issue is the overall approach to patient care, communication, protocols, and follow-up. The world would be a better place if everyone practiced the Golden Rule: Treat everyone the way you would like to be treated. A simple, universal ethical guideline found in nearly every major culture and religion.

I was visiting from Boston and unfortunately had a crown come off. Dr Burke fit me in, checked my…read moreentire mouth and provided superlative care. Her work is exceptional and painless. The entire office staff was welcoming , professional and created a sense of calm. I feel very fortunate that I was cared for by Dr. Burke and her staff.

I am so thankful a friend referred me to Dr. Burke about 18 months ago. My primary reason was for…read moreInvisalign. I have had such a positive experience that throughout my treatment, I decided to switch to Dr. Burke for all my dental services. It's about 30 minutes further than my previous dentist, but, very much worth my time. All of her staff are wonderful to work with. Very pleasant, professional, educated and truly passionate about their level of care. My bottom teeth were quite the challenge and their patience and dedication to see to it that my Invisalign treatment was successful makes me feel I absolutely made the right choice to make the drive from San Rafael to Napa. Thank you, Dr. Burke and all your staff. You're all very much appreciated!!

My cap fell off of my molar and I had to see a dentist asap, Vintage Dental was kind enough to fit…read moreme in between appointments. Dr. Taheri explained what he was doing, start to finish and made me feel comfortable and confident that his work was being done with the utmost skill. I can tend to have anxiety in the dental chair when I can't breath properly. But Dr Taheri and his assistant were great and got the work done quickly. I had a most positive experience at Vintage Dental. The work is professional and the ambience of Vintage Dental is soothing. I'll be a returning patient.

I had my two teeth filled about 2 years ago from here. Both teeth failed and had a giant crack in…read morethe middle, according to my new dentist "I've never seen them failed like that". Dr. Hassan initially couldn't find the cavity even after I told him where the pain located... and tried to convince me that's because of something else, like grinding teeth. As soon as he started drilling into one that I told him I have a pain, he was like "oh yeah it is pretty major.." I just doubt any dentist that doesn't even know how to do their job professionally. Sure, maybe it was sneaky one, maybe my teeth sucks but the way he handled the situation, I had to shake my head. Good luck y'all if you want to try there. Apparently my case is a minority opinion and hopefully no one else needs to waste money.