Arden Executive Dental has been treating my family with hospitality for than a decade and a half…read more Life has its moments of temporary confusion, mistakes, accidents. Arden Executive has leveled with, sympathized, and extended their understanding time and time again to meet my family in the middle for our cares. Thank you for all the years of quality business and kindness.

Just another saleswoman in a lab-coat. Stay far away. As…read moreopposed to giving me a friendly council and some semblance of professionalism, the Dentist attempted to sell me $1000+ of dental work. Upon getting a second opinion it turns out I am fine ... steer clear.

I have gone to this office for dental care for over 20 yrs. Since Dr. Cendana left the office, the…read moreservice has gone completely down. Do not recommend this office at all. Very unorganized and rude receptionist.

I have to say this dental office is wonderful! Heather does the cleaning and very personable, the…read morestaff very helpful and nice & I really like Dr. Scordakis and Dr. Dina Wasileski. Dr. Dina just replaced a crown & repair work to my bridge & made sure I was comfortable during the process. Just a great dental office & I drive 24 miles to. Need good dentist this office is the place.

The communication at Adams Dental is very good and the attention to detail on dental healthcare is…read moreamazing! They really look out for your dental needs. Highly recommend them.

Do NOT go to Adams Dental Associates. Dr Adams is verbally abusive, unethical and refused to accept…read moreand adjust communication to accommodate my spouse's cognitive disability. In addition, my spouse needed a periodontal teeth cleaning fall of 2024, but the dental practice had no one at all doing teeth cleaning for months so my spouse had to find another dentist for teeth cleaning and his dental condition got worse and now needs another crown instead of a filling. My spouse is in the early stage of dementia and I had explained that to the office Manager, Deanie many times. In the past, Deanie was always helpful and understood the situation and communicated well with me about appointments and treatment in the past. My spouse has needed an extraction and a crown since mid summer 2024 but didn't have any dental benefits remaining, and no pain, so he chose to wait for 2025 so that insurance coverage of $2,000 would be available. My spouse went to Adams Dental Associates for periodontal cleaning 1-9-2025. Deanie asked me to join my spouse when he was done with the cleaning to discuss a treatment plan for extraction of #16 and crown on #15 and sign release forms. Even though I'm an extremently busy person, I went to Adams Dental Associates Office. While my spouse was getting his teeth cleaned, I received a call from Deanie asking if my spouse had taken 2000 mg of amoxicillin earlier today. This was the 1st I'd heard of this requirement. I said no, he took 500 mg of amoxicillin earlier today for a urinary tract infection. Dealing with this wasted another hour of my time and I have no time to waste. Later Deanie explained the 2000 mg of amoxicillin is requirement by medical profession when the patient had joint surgery recently. So I called my spouse's orthopedic surgeon's office who said the amoxicillin is not needed today since the knee replacement was 5 weeks ago. I informed Deanie and that seemed to be ok. When I went to Adams Dental Associates office to discuss the treatment plan, I was presented with detailed consent forms, 7 pages. The consent forms said: Describe treatment & reason for treatment, yet no reason was identified. The form said "I, patient's name, have discussed the treatment with my dentist and have had the following issues answered to my satisfaction". My spouse had many questions so we circled items and wrote ?s on the items that needed more discussion. When my spouse understood and agreed to the Item, he wrote his initials to indicate approval. But most of the items we had questions. I did not know if my spouse had received the info and forgot, or if the info was never provided. We provided the forms to Deanie and said we had questions. Deanie took us to a treatment room. She told my spouse to sit in the treatment chair and for me to sit in the corner in a chair so we did. Dr. Adams joined us. He said there is a 3rd tooth that needs a crown now. #14. Dr. Adams became irritated that I was not looking at a monitor above my head and told me to get up and look at the monitor. I had never been in that office before and I had no idea there was a monitor above my head. Dr. Adams said he needed another xray and left the room. Deanie returned and indicated all was done. I said we still have questions about items on the consent forms. Deanie said ok. Dr. Adams returned to the treatment room. He asked what are the questions. The 1st item on the form was finances and I know the office handles that, so I did not bring it up with Dr. Adams. The 2nd item was about post operative instructions and need for follow up care. Dr. Adams said the forms should be completed on the day of procedure. I explained that Deanie asked me to come to the office to discuss the treatment plan today. Dr. Adams looked right at me with a very mean stare, and said this is crazy. I said in a very respectful tone, I agree this is crazy because the form is asking randy to agree he's fully informed and he is not. Dr. Adams told the Office Manager, Deanie, she should be able to answer the questions. She said you are the dentist. Then Dr. Adams looked at me with a mean facial expression and said get another dentist. He became more verbally abusive and disrespectful in his communication. All because we wanted to understand the procedures, why they are needed, the risks, alternatives and consequences of not doing the procedures as the forms indicated. I told Dr. Adams that it is very unethical to ask a patient to sign a consent form when the patient nor I do not fully understand the items on the consent form. I felt that Dr. Adams was treating me in a demeaning and disrespectful manner. It appears to me he is refusing to understand my spouse is in early dementia and I'm there to help my spouse and the dental practice so that my spouse can get the care he needs asap and the dental practice has the consent they need. Now we have to find another dentist and start all over.

Absolutely incredible place, best dental office I've ever been to. Staff is kind and welcoming and…read morefriendly, and Dr. Guerra is wonderful and kind and easy-going. So happy I was referred here, can't wait to send everyone I know here as well.

The name of this practice fits perfect, with the care they provide to their patients. The dentist…read moretook his time to explain the diagnosis, treatment and continued care for my teeth. They are very patient and consistent. Definitely give them a try.

Last week I arrived to my appointment for a cavity filling and, not one crown, but TWO! Thankfully…read moreonly one went in my mouth. The other, was a Yelp Duchess "crown" for checking-in the most at Fuiks and Matsushino, DDS. Quite appropros and absolutely hilarious! Although I'm really not happy about needing my first crown due to a cracked tooth. Since I picked up two crowns and it's been a couple of years, I thought I'd share that I still recommend Jason Matsushino, DDS for your dental needs. The customer service is great. They are all polite, calm, professional and reassuring. I was squeezed in for my cleaning and exam due to a cancelation. And was fit in with short notice to fill my cavity and "fit me with my crown" due to urgency in my situation. Dr. Matsushino seems to have done a great job preparing the crown and filing the tooth that touches it. I don't know if I received a traditional crown or a porcelain crowns using CEREC CAD/CAM technology. I know that he prepared it in front of me using a 3D imaging software. It was made FAST within 10 minutes. Don't let me think about that - it is a little unnerving really. Lots of "fast" items are really no good - fast food, fast weight loss, eating fast, and the dubious fasting. I was given the choice of same color as my current grill, or a shade lighter. I could have likely chosen darker or brighter, but we go with practical. I still had another problem he wasn't able to identify. Probably why I didn't get a chance to be seen again later that day or the next day. I just hope that the problem doesn't rear its ugly head during a period of being stuck with HMO dental insurance. I've had nightmares with the local HMO dental offices. My oral care is very important to me. Anyhow, if you need a dentist, visit Dr. Matsushino and you'll be glad you did. They have lean hours. Closed Wednesdays and Fridays. They're in contract with Delta Dental. They'll accept other PPO plans, but they'll be out-of-network. Be aware of your costs if using any insurance!

I recently broke a tooth while out of town for work, and I called them immediately to schedule an…read moreappointment. They were able to schedule me in for the day after I got back into town. My broken tooth required some local anesthetic, which was pretty intimidating - especially after seeing the X-ray. Dr. Matsushino and the hygienist were both very professional at keeping me calm and walking me through the procedure. This team makes me love coming to the dentist! Diana is my regular hygienist, and I always look forward to seeing her!

This man is a gift from God. It's been a rough journey…read moretrying to find a Dentist that actually cares about your oral health rather than the money in your pocket. My mom and younger brother have been coming to see Dr. Sergey for the last year for some pretty extensive work... Brother had a recurring infection in one of his upper right pre-molars that was unaddressed by his last dentist for too long, resulting in some bone loss. (Some cheapskate from Western Dental) Dr. Sergey completely cleaned out the infected tooth and gums for my brother and did a bone graft which is typically tricky and painful. Little bro had some soreness for a few days, but because of the quality of work it healed quickly! And my mom was a good candidate for implants, and the word alone freaked her out. But its been going very smooth, and with very reasonable pricing. He is AWESOME! And the front desk staff are absolutely wonderful, especially the lovely Marina!

I had 3 back teeth worked on years ago, the work was so bad that I knew it was faulty work, a few…read moreweeks after the implant and crown. It cost me $8,000. I could not believe it when I realized that he put an implant where a wisdom tooth would have been!!?? Who does that!!?? Within 1 year, I had a terrible infection under the crown. Unfortunately, I had to pay for another dental office to fix the faulty work that Fine Touch Dental performed on ALL three teeth. I'm paying another $8,000!! But, the new dental provider guarantees their work, where as Fine Touch Dental will not. Lesson learned.

Our family has been seeing Dr. Nguyen for over 10 years. He is an honest, caring dentist who has…read morehelped our children through multiple dental emergencies with compassion and professionalism. We appreciate his fair pricing and trustworthy advice. Highly recommended!

I've been going to Dr. Nguyen since middle school which was over 25 years ago! From braces as a…read moreteen to invisiline many years later as a grown adult, my teeth have always been in great shape from visiting Dr. Nguyen every 6 months. Painless, quick and always great care and friendly staff. My parents, siblings, and now wife all have gone to Dr. Nguyen. Highly recommend!

The hygienist was really helpful in recommending cleaning products for my Invisalign. She did a…read moregreat job of cleaning my teeth!

First of all , I called to inquire on snap on veneers.\nI literally had an appointment in the next…read moreday, impressions were made and 10 days later.I received them and they are beautiful.And i'm very satisfied with them , and the staff is awesome there!