While the thought of needing an oral surgeon for wisdom teeth extraction is not at the top of my…read more"wish list", this office and the surgeons are top-notch! The front staff is more than kind, the instructions and follow-up post surgery are more than adequate and easy to follow. I was extremely nervous for my child's wisdom teeth extraction, but the surgery went extremely well. They understood my child's medical needs and gave them exactly what they needed. They followed up by email and phone calls to make sure everything was OK. Thank you for making a kinda unpleasant surgery comfortable!

I have had the most amazing experience with this practice! Dr. German and staff took very good care…read moreof me from the initial consultation to the procedure itself and the follow up. I highly recommend them.

I want to share my frustrating experience with Columbia Oral and Facial Surgery Center. While the…read moredoctors are good, my experience with the office has been disappointing. I'm okay with paying in advance and understand that initial estimates may be off, but I'm now owed over $1,700--a sum I've been waiting on for months. I can appreciate that estimates might not always be accurate, but this delay has gone on for too long. Initially, the office informed me that they were waiting for my insurance claim to process. After several months without updates, I reached out to my insurance company, only to find out they approved and issued payment back in July, just a few days after my son's surgery. My insurance confirmed my out-of-pocket responsibility and provided an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) to support this. After my insurance company intervened and conducted an investigation, they acknowledged our overpayment, but getting the refund back has turned into a frustrating, never-ending battle. Despite acknowledging the amount owed, the office continues to delay my refund, offering little clarity on the situation. When I contacted the front desk, I learned that checks are handled by their Human Resources department, which only adds to the confusion. My wife and I have been patiently waiting and have called several times just to find out the status of our refund, but the receptionist often doesn't answer when she recognizes our number. We even visited the office in person, only to be told to wait another 2-3 weeks for HR to process the refund. Now, after patiently waiting another 3 weeks, we are still left in the dark. Yesterday, I called the office again and was met with surprise at my inquiry. The front desk claimed I should receive my check this week but couldn't provide any information about when the check was issued, sent, or anything related to my refund. When I asked for the name of the HR contact responsible for processing the refund, I received a name but no clear answers. I requested a callback with an update, and the receptionist assured me I would hear back. Yet here I am, still waiting. I tried calling again for an update, but no one is answering or returning my voicemail messages. This has been a frustrating experience, and I hope to find a resolution soon. If anyone has faced a similar situation or has advice, please share! #CustomerService #Frustrated #HealthCareExperience

Came here last week to get my wisdom teeth removed. I'm a little late at 30 years old to have them…read moreextracted but I've never had any problems or pains with my wisdom teeth so I've never thought about taking them out until I started feeling some irritation behind one of my bottom molars and noticed a wisdom tooth that had emerged. The staff were extremely friendly and were very welcoming. Dr. Wu himself was very honest, knowledgeable and informative on what needed to be done, what the process was going to be like, post-operation procedures and generally just made me feel more comfortable about the whole thing because let's be honest, everyone feels nervous about getting their wisdom teeth removed because of all the horror stories. The whole operation itself felt super quick and easy. I mean I was knocked out the whole time because of the sedation but the whole thing felt like it took 15-20 minutes. And the good thing afterwards? I felt no pain at all. Throughout the next few days of recovery I was in no pain whatsoever. The only negative effect was the obvious swelling and soft diet you'll have to be on for a couple of days. If you need a good oral surgeon I would definitely recommend Dr. Wu!

My grandmother died in Dr.Coletti's office. Her death was the not the first death in this practice…read more My personal experience with the staff in the wake of her death has been horrifying. Her death was the result of foreign objects obstructing her airway. She died after coming out of anesthesia and suffocating to death.

Has no bed side manor. He is the Most pessimistic Physician I've ever encountered …read more Unfortunately, when you listen to him he professes to be the expert. Undoubtedly, he is a good physician, but his manner, not to mention, his employee interaction Is less then professional. He is one possibility one of the most acerbic person that I have ever met. Not a friendly dude to say the least. Also, his diagnosis, in my experience, has not been accurate - at least in my case. He told me after a very invasive procedure that I would have to have it again..... fortunately, he was WAY OF BASE.!!!! Be prepared to deal with an absolute prick. Just ask his employees. My suggestion is to seek an alternative.

Adding an important update to my 5 star review:…read more This is entirely my fault but I wanted to mention it in case it helps someone else. There was an adjustment on my insurance and I owed more money, and was sent two bills via post office. I, a millennial, am horrible at checking snail mail and therefore did not notice. Once I received a debt collection letter, I decided to call the office to confirm it was a real bill. I was told about the two snail mail bills, and was told they don't call or email (which would have been nice for me). The ladies I spoke to were helpful and polite as I've always experienced with this office. It was an extra few hundred with the debt collection fees which I could have avoided. If you have any insurance related surgery, always check your SNAIL MAIL!

I had all four wisdom teeth extracted by Dr. Anis Tebyanian on June 29, 2026. What followed was…read moremore than six weeks of worsening pain, swelling, jaw locking, repeated attempts to get help, urgent/emergency care, and ultimately another procedure after a different oral surgeon identified an abscess and retained bone/tooth fragments. My first week of recovery seemed normal, but around July 6 my pain began getting worse instead of better. I developed increasing jaw stiffness and swelling and was taking approximately 4,000-5,000 mg of Tylenol per day, at times with ~1200 mg of ibuprofen, to manage the pain. July 14 was my pre-scheduled postoperative visit. I had called the day before to make sure I would see Dr. Tebyanian because I was concerned about the worsening pain. He said the extraction sites appeared to be healing, placed a brown gel/medication in my lower-right socket, and mentioned possible dry socket. He also cited my age as a possible explanation for the difficult recovery. I am 40, and my age was referenced multiple times during my follow-up care as a reason I might be experiencing more pain or healing more slowly. The pain continued, and I called again on July 16 and returned on July 17. Although I happened to feel somewhat better that morning, I tried to explain that it did not reflect the significant, fluctuating pain I had been experiencing for nearly two weeks. I cried in his office during that visit while trying to explain that I had experience with doctors and pain and that this did not feel like normal postoperative pain. No additional imaging or treatment was performed. I distinctly remember Dr. Tebyanian telling me in the hallway "not to overthink it." That interaction has stayed with me because I was trying to communicate that something did not feel right, even though I happened to be having a better morning. My symptoms continued to worsen. On July 24, I called the office again and was told Dr. Tebyanian was unavailable until Monday. On July 25, I was barely sleeping, could hardly open my mouth, and had significant swelling and pain radiating through my right cheek, jaw, ear, temple, and neck. I sought emergency care from another dentist, who took an X-ray, diagnosed significant trismus/lockjaw, and prescribed steroids and a muscle relaxer. The treatment temporarily reduced the swelling and pain. When the swelling and locked jaw returned, I sought urgent/emergency care again on August 8. The emergency physician suspected a possible soft-tissue infection and recommended that I see another oral surgeon. On August 10, I saw a new oral surgeon at the recommendation of the ER Dr. During the physical exam, she identified an abscess and ordered a CT scan, which showed retained bone and tooth fragments in my lower-right socket. I then underwent another procedure to remove those fragments. I understand that complications can happen after wisdom tooth extraction and that age can affect recovery. My issue is how my worsening symptoms during post-operative care were handled. I repeatedly reported significant pain, swelling, and jaw locking, yet my age continued to be offered as an explanation and no additional imaging was ordered to investigate why I was not improving. I felt my concerns and pain were repeatedly minimized when I was actively asking for help. Based on my experience, I would not return to Dr. Anis Tebyanian for oral surgery or postoperative care. His office gets 1 star, because his front office team is friendly, professional, and responsive.

Dr. Romanow is the best! He is very calming and explains everything that is going on and what to…read moreexpect. I had two visits here to get dental implants in the back of my mouth. I was a bit nervous about having my gums be drilled into. Dr. Romanow talked me through each step. The ladies that work here are friendly. Both visits were painless (the Novocaine shot was the only discomfort). As with all dental surgery, it's not cheap, but my insurance is paying a large share. Now all that is left are the crowns! I can wait until January for that procedure.

DR.ROMANOW and Carrie were so professional and helpful while getting my wisdom tooth extracted!…read moreThey were quick and very informative and talked me though the whole procedure! I will definitely will be referring my friends and family! Such a wonderful experience! Dr. ROMANOW also have me a call later on at night to check on how i was doing which was very pleasant to hear from Him!!

If you need to get your teeth or tooth extracted with no pain, this is your place. I've read so…read moremany horrible reviews on oral surgeons including the one that was referred to me by my dentist. I wanted to come in ASAP but Dr. Johnson was about 2 1/2 weeks booked out. In the meantime I received a health screening email that had to be completed before the appointment. When I made the appointment I was told it was a consultation however when I arrived I was advised they will complete the surgery that day. I was a ball of nerves to say the least and I was hungry. Before the surgery the doctor introduces himself, he asks if you have any questions, and he goes over the process in detail. I did not need laughing gas, he numbed me very well, and I did not feel a thing. I listened to my music, about an hour or so I was done. The entire was amazing, parking was great, and the office looked clean. As soon as I got there he was ready so I did not have to wait. 5/5 experience and I would recommend him! Thank you Dr. Johnson and staff for the best oral surgery experience ever.

Doctor Johnson did a great job removing my wisdom teeth. It was a quick and easy procedure using…read moreanesthesia to put me to sleep. The staff there is also very friendly and helpful. I'd definitely recommend him to whoever needs oral work done. He's good to go!

Excellent care for two prior root canals done. Will always call on this dentist for any future…read moredental services he provides.

Dr. Waxman too very good care of my teeth while I was a patient…read moreduring the spring of 2012. It meant a lot to me to find a specialist who was so caring, efficient and had a great staff. As a young, single woman, the procedures that I had were expensive, even with insurance, and I was glad that his office offered to let me split payments and work out arrangements. I even wrote this glowing review of your office on Yelp: "...after visiting his office a total of five or six times for follow ups, I can say that it's one of the best. Dr. Waxman is very nice and very gentle and very willing to explain things and make sure that you are not in pain..." I held his office in high esteem and, before January 2014, would have said that Ms. Laura Gonzales was a big part of why his office works so well. Laura was the person I interacted with the most to schedule appointments, make payments and discuss bills. She was always professional and even friendly. Until Monday, Jan. 6, 2014, when I had a very unpleasant phone exchange with an obviously exasperated Gonzales. She was rude from the get-go, telling me that I needed to pay approximately $122 immediately. I wasn't aware that I had a remaining balance, since I'd already paid the office so much while the procedures were being done and sending a couple of checks after the fact. (Another reviewer that Yelp "didn't recommend" had a similar experience with this office.) Gonzales was short with me when I asked if I could settle the bill for less, since I had been out of work for months. (Other providers have been willing to do this.) She offered to take off $22. I tried to negotiate more, asking her if she would accept 50 percent of the balance, and she snapped, huffed, cut me off, raised her voice and did everything but call me names. In short, she was rude. Very rude. She was nasty. She belittled. She was snarky. She threatened to send the bill to collections when I tried to explain that I couldn't pay $100 immediately. I asked to speak to someone else and she refused. Eventually, she hung up in my face. I called back and again asked to speak to someone else and she spit out, "I don't know what else you expect me to say!" I'm sure Gonzales has worked for this office for a while and that she was normally competent at her job. Before that phone conversation, I would have said that she was an asset to your office. I don't know if Gonzales was having a bad day, or if something was going on outside of the office, but $100 should never make a person act as rudely to another person as she was to me that day. I'm not arguing that I didn't owe money, or that I shouldn't be expected to pay the money. (I settled the balance over the next 4 months.) I'm arguing that the manner in which the money was collected was unnecessarily harsh, rude and dehumanizing.

Brought my mom to this location for a tooth extraction and it was all business. The staff were…read moreexcellent and followed up with an aftercare call. Dr. Kim was a great dentist and my mother felt very comfortable with his care. She was surprised at how quick and easy the procedure was. Highly recommended.

I went in to have a wisdom tooth extracted. They gave me an 8:30 appointment, when I arrived I'm…read moretold I'm early. I asked well why am I early, I'm told they changed my appointment to 10.00; however I was not informed. I'm told they will get with me soon in the mean time X-rays are taken and payment is requested while I have to wait. I'm called about 11:00. Then I'm called in for the extraction. Dr. Scott Kim comes in numbs my mouth and begans procedure. He pulling and tugging, I understand that this is a deep rooted tooth and that he has to watch not to damage the nerve. I can feel every tug, so he numbs me again. Leaves out and return. Starts procedure again pulling and tugging, his instrument slips, hits me on my front teeth, I yell out. He says it a little difficult I'm going to have to break it into two piece. He gets it out, my face swollen and I'm just glad it's over. I was in pain by the time I got home so I just took my medication and went to sleep. When I awoke I went to look at my teeth because that instrument hit kinda hard. Why my front tooth cracked. The next day when they called to check on me I told them that when I was hit with the instrument my tooth was cracked. They brought me in the next day took xray again. Dr. Kim comes in never shows me the xray, but takes pics of my tooth with his cell phone. Then tells me it was probably already cracked. It's a noticeable crack I look in my mouth everyday it was not cracked. Did not offer a solution. This man tells me not to worry about that tooth, keep watch on the tooth that was pull and if there is a problem give them a call. Just the fact you did not compare the two X-rays is telling. Don't go here he does not take accountability and almost pull my jaw off; that's how any why the instrument slipped. No bedside manners, showed no compassion. He says that he doesn't believe he was responsible because he did not work in the front of my mouth but you hit me with that instrument when it slipped. Warning find another oral surgen. RUN, RUN, RUN.

If you want to be treated with respect and have the dentist consider patients feelings and comfort…read morelevel run away from this place.This was the worst experience the dentist Kim I believe was her name a short Asian lady, was so rude and unprofessional. I brought my son who is 16 and diagnosed with autism. I explained that he needed to be put asleep. Not only does he have anxiety, but he also suffers from PTSD. He does not have the ability to sit there while they extracted one of his front teeth that was already cracked in half. I explained that I have always had to sit in the room with him while at the dentist. As I am his mother and I can talk him through it and help keep him calm. She smirked and told me that she's not putting him to sleep because she not comfortable. She said she had to be able to communicate with her patients and that , "she's dealt with this kind of patients before they will be too disoriented when they wake up", and if she takes it out that's all she's doing". I asked her do they not put patients to sleep and do implants or just not patients with autism. I explained that his doctor and psychiatrist strongly suggested he be put to sleep. She told me it's about her comfort level. Do I want to stay or leave. Then she began speaking to me slow as if I didn't understand English. Saying you can stay or find another. Its about what I'm comfortable with.When it was time for him to get the procedure done. She didn't even allow me stay with him until his mouth was numb. She rudely said. "your not gonna stay back here there's not enough room. Bye mom" she said in a sassy rude way . I sat in the waiting area Heard my son holler out. Then I here them calling for staff help. She called 2 extra staff members in the room to help my son even though she said there was no room. She didn't call me back to help ease him or calm him down. Instead she called staff members that he didn't know and was unfamiliar with. Even though I explained the details of his autism diagnosis and PTSD. When I went back there she wasn't able to fully numb his gums she has only injected one part of his gum, but yet his mouth was bleeding. She just picked at his gums and left it bleeding. she seemed annoyed said I'm comfortable and walked away. Didn't take time to say anything to me. Just walked away shaking her head as I entered the room. This was the Worst experience I have ever encountered. She belittled me spoke to me as if she assumed I was uneducated and discriminated against my son. He had a terrible situation before coming in when he broke his front teeth. We came for support and relief. Instead she treated us as if we were not worthy to be treated like we irritated her. She told me she was uncomfortable I say incompetent. She wanted to take my sons tooth out while he was awake. Her reasoning was he will be disoriented, but aren't all patients disoriented when they wake from anesthesia. She also told me he has to be able to be responsive. Who is responding when they have been put to sleep. She was cruel unprofessional and discriminatory. I will never go back there, or recommend that place. The receptionist and dental assistants especially Sumpter was more professional and compassionate. They had respect for patience unlike the dentist.

From the owner: Experience next level care in one of our 5 convenient locations. From extractions, biopsies, and…read moreTMJ procedures to implant placement and full arch restorations, including Implant Supported Overdenture technology, we combine cutting-edge technology and premium materials to deliver excellence in oral surgery. As your top oral surgeons in the area, Trevann F. Lyn, DMD, Natoya R. Reid, DMD, MBA, Kiara Brown, DDS and Lila H. Kim, DMD provide the highest level of oral and maxillofacial surgical services with your best care in mind. We provide intravenous sedation procedures in-office to ensure a safe, comfortable, and effective treatment experience for our patients. We are OSHA and HIPAA trained and compliant. We have taken extra precautions during COVID as well.

Dr Benevent and his staff are family and treat all his patients as family as well. Nina is the bst…read morefront office staff. She is nice and professional but makes everyone feel welcomed. Been coming to Dr Benevents office for years and love this office. K. Simpson

My third visit, this time for a complex problem. They are all professional and competent, as well…read moreas kind and caring. I am very happy with the care I have received to date.