Some friends of mine recommend James to me and I finally made my appointment to go and see him and…read morenow I know why they rave about him. He was gentle, knowledgeable and very thorough explaining all my teeth / mouth and gum concerns. His bed side manner was very calming- he put me at ease and didn't rush me out his practice ! The staff are very sweat too ! Thank you for taking good care of me !

I found Dr Formaker referrals on Nextdoor and everyone loved him so I gave him a try and am so…read morethoroughly impressed! Has great manners for somebody like me who is petrified of Dentist! His office staff and his technicians are all kind, gentle and professional! I highly recommend this office

I would normally just walk away from an unpleasant, high-strung experience. Humans are complex…read morecreatures. What I champion in a world of polarity, control and reactivity, is more communication and receptivity, which may have been lacking on this day at this office and with Dr. Sands. I too take accountability for any miscommunication. Upon arriving I quickly gave the latest information to the hygienist (she did my cleaning last time). I informed her that I sometimes take the prophylaxis but that I did not have it at this time. I briefly explained that I just returned from a long journey out of the country and that my insurance had changed and that I have just secured an appointment with a new Dr. to get a script. With a newer diagnosis of LAFB, I was unsure if it was a big deal or not to forgo the prophylaxis. I thought that the DDS could give me a script for it (because you can take it within two hours) but was informed otherwise at the front desk. It was my choice and responsibility to medicate or not. She left the room for a long bit and then returned to continue with the cleaning. There was no discussion on the prophylaxis. I let it go. I'd done it without before. She then said that she needed to take 6 new x-rays. I said that I would sign off on that because I was planning on doing my onlay in the next few months and didn't want to do the x-rays twice. I have never followed the prescribed x-ray protocol and only did it when necessary. She then disappeared. After about 10 long minutes, Dr. Sands came in and introduced herself. She then asked what my fear was around x-rays. I shared with her that it was not a fear but that I did not want to do unnecessary and extra procedures and then do it again in the next couple of months before my onlay. I wanted to focus on the one tooth and upcoming procedure . As most DDS's, she gave me the usual lecture on x-rays, protocols and legalities. I am aware. I get it. I have signed off before. We were focusing on one tooth. I just wanted consideration around the scenario of the big picture and upcoming procedure. She then said it was now too late to do the cleaning and that I would have to come back. But that we could not rebook until they took all six x-rays and did the exam. Breath. Was she really going to give me an ultimatum? At this point, I just wanted to move on. It was a cleaning. I wanted to move on and book my onlay. So I trusted and relented. I was glad to have Dr. Sands do the exam as it was her practice. The hygienist was now going to take the six new X-rays. Two in the front, which wasn't even in question or a problem. Protocol. While I applaud Doctors and Nurses, I feel that the medical establishment is often over stepping. I have experienced and seen plenty. I require my boundaries, rights and sensibilities to be honored and respected where reasonable. The hygienist took the first x-ray rather quickly, and then the second. I could not see her face as she had a mask on the whole time, but I could feel her nervousness. As she pulled out the second X-ray, I took a breath and said, please, just do it right the first time. Well, as I was saying this the second x-ray came up on the screen distorted. Bad timing. Another breath. I said, the same thing happened with my mammogram. I at no time was upset or disrespectful. I was calm, only disappointed. She ran out of the room, triggered. I could hear her asking if someone else could take the x-ray because there was an overlay. I heard Dr. Sands asked if there was an overlay on my teeth. No. A few minutes later Dr. Sands comes into the room and tells me to leave her practice as I don't want to abide by her protocols and that I was "mean" to her hygienist and upset her. Wow. She goes to grab my purse and says that she will walk me to the door! I am surprised by this reactivity. I am calm and watching the whole scenario. I tell her that there is no need for her to walk me to door. I take my things and tell the hygienist that I'm sorry that she got nervous. I leave. What a fiasco. The times before when I had my cleaning, Dr Sands was not in the office. The hygienist felt calm and confident. The energy was completely different this time. It's great that Dr Sands is protective of her employees. It's great that she holds a high bar to her ideals. It's also unfortunate that her reactivity was way over the mark on that day. That she read the room wrong, and that she read me wrong. "Mean" is not something I have ever been described as. Honestly, if anyone deserves an apology, it would be to me. I felt unheard, unaccommodated, condescended to and well, scapegoated. As a woman close to my pier group I would consider more from Dr. Sands. I would hope that she would consider her part in handling this and take accountability for this human foible. No defenses needed, but an acknowledgment and fair response would be up to par.

I did Invisalign here. Great service and great support Team. Shoutout to Amy, Maggie, Sam, Edith,…read moreand everyone. Staff here are professional and trust-worthy, making me enjoy every visit. Dr. Sands always listens to my concern carefully and effectively solves my issue. I am very thankful for this experience.

I had a smile makeover done with veneers and crowns, and I honestly couldn't be happier with the…read moreresults. From the very first visit, the Dr. Mastour, Velvet and the dental assistant were professional, patient, and made sure I was comfortable every step of the way. They took the time to explain the process and really listened to what I wanted my smile to look like. The quality of the work is amazing -- my veneers and crowns look natural, fit perfectly, and completely transformed my smile. The attention to detail really shows, and the results exceeded my expectations. I feel more confident than ever. If you're considering cosmetic dental work or a smile makeover, I highly recommend this office. I'm extremely satisfied and grateful for such a great experience.

I went here for about two years from 24-25 and overall had a disappointing experience. Appointments…read morewith Dr. Mastour felt rushed. I was given full-mouth X-rays twice within 2 years, despite my previous records being transferred from another doctor. The second one was ordered after I changed my insurance, it gave me the impression that the office might try to maximize insurance benefits. This felt excessive and not necessary. When I tried to get a copy of those images, they asked for a processing fee which was more than reasonable as well.

Excellent dentists practice! Friendly and helpful staff, professional atmosphere and very good…read morework. The receptionist was especially helpful and cheerful I definitely recommend St. George Dental Clinic!

Dental office, lovely staff, and love my dentist. They are all very welcoming and every single time…read moreI go I am greeted with a smile. Dr Halaka is the best

Dr. Glosman is an outstanding dentist. He is an expert in his field and is very personable. His…read moreoffice is pristine, beautiful, warm and welcoming. Dr. Glosman's highly organized and professional office manager Ani does a fantastic job scheduling and keeping the office moving in a timely manner. His dental hygienist Ellen does a wonderful job with dental cleanings and is extremely informative. Recently she educated me about the importance of utilizing the rubber-tipped gum stimulator every single night, and I have been religiously following her instructions. Every employee at Dr. Glosman's office is a great reflection of Dr. Glosman's positivity. I highly recommend Dr. Arthur Glosman and his competent staff.

Dr. Glosman is an exceptional cosmetic dentist, and I'm truly grateful for the care, skill, and…read morethoughtfulness that went into repairing my smile. It's rare to find someone who combines technical expertise and craftsmanship with honesty, patience, and a real commitment to doing things the right way. I never felt rushed or dismissed -- instead, I felt listened to, well informed, and supported throughout the entire process. I deeply appreciate the quality of the work and the peace of mind it gave me. For anyone looking for a cosmetic dentist who values precision, integrity, and long-term results, this is a place where those values are clearly reflected. I'm very thankful to Dr. Glosman and his staff for their professionalism, care, and support.

I've finally found a dentist that is both incredibly skilled and super honest. I've been to…read moredentists that present you with an iPad and a list of out of pocket services which turn into thousands of dollars, not this place. They know what they are doing, better than anyone I've been to but are upfront with exactly what you need with no crazy rip offs. They are super friendly and accommodating as well. Front desk is awesome. Highly recommend!!

I have had 4 crowns done by Dr. Lianna and after numerous visits and attempts to fix the pain that…read moreI incurred from the crowns, I was forced to have them replaced by a different dentist, who thankfully resolved all my problems. Each time I attempted to seek some form of pain relief from her, Dr. Lianna simply charged my insurance for the follow-up visits and the pain was left unchanged and untreated. After 2 years of many visits to root canal specialists and other pain doctors in a quest to find the core reason of the pains, I was convinced and told by other dentists that the crowns were simply not fitted well enough marginally, which resulted in great pain to my bites. Not only I wasted a lot of money and time, I also went through great pain and emotional anguish by trying to figure out what the pain was caused by.

I had seen my dentist for over 30 years, and changing dentists was not something I wanted to do. As…read morean older person, however, I started to have some pricey dental issues. I needed to get dental insurance and find an in-network dentist. My insurance agent, whom I trust, recommended Dr. Olivia Cajulis, who is his dentist. It's been a refreshing change. Dr. Cajulis is very caring and skilled. When the temporary tooth the horrible oral surgeon, my old dentist, sent me to fell out, she took the time to get it back in, so I wasn't toothless while we were waiting for my crown to come in. This was my front tooth, and for you older people who may get this, I looked like Alfred E. Neuman without it. The lab they used for my crown was also excellent, and the color match for this high-profile tooth was amazing. We are moving on to do some other work, including treatment for a couple of cracked teeth to avoid the expense of a crown. I incurred significant expenses for the implant on the front tooth, which Dr. Cajulis is sensitive to. She has been gracious in the charges to fix up this old man's mouth and help me afford a mouth guard to protect my now very expensive mouth. The office staff has also been very helpful. I'm not a fan of change, but in this case, a change to Dr. Cajulis has been good.

After over a decade, I can no longer recommend this office. They broke my trust. First, they said I…read morehad a cavity. They urged me to get it filled ASAP. So I did, with the junior dentist at their office. She drilled into my tooth, saw there was in fact no cavity. Oops. Now I have a new hole in my head. She also nicked my bridge during the operation. Bridges are very expensive. When I got home and noticed the damage I sent her an email and photo asking them to make it right. What I got back was not in any way satisfactory. No offer to make it right. No acceptance that she nicked my bridge. And no I'm sorry from Dr. Cajulis for putting me into unnecessary surgery. I strongly, strongly recommend that if you truly care about your teeth you find a different dentist.

This review is written with all honesty and based on my personal experience:…read more My mother and I had new patient appointments this past Saturday for 8AM. We arrived a bit earlier since we didn't know exactly what to expect. I ended up parking in their building (big mistake) and then proceeded to head up to the suite. We waited there until the receptionist made it in just a tad bit before our appointment time. She was very nice and patient with me and my mother. Customer service is great, no doubt. But then, she proceeds to tell both of us that we won't be seeing the dentist today, she had an emergency, but the services will still be rendered. (Our old dentist closed their office so we were referred here) first time for me, but I was ok with it, no other choice really. Our lovely hygienist was there and that made the environment feel a bit better. They took complete x-rays of my mouth first, they used a newer machine that is modern technology to scan internally my whole mouth. Tech was pleasant and explained everything. I was told the dentist will review my images and set up a treatment plan. I wanted to get my teeth whitened but they couldn't accommodate me for that service. I had to reschedule to come back next weekend for another consult, I don't think I will be coming back. I hardly have free time and I wanted to take care of my health on the first visit. (Mind you I rescheduled it from May, so availability is far out) the latest hour of the day is not convenient to my needs which is why I went with a Saturday. I also work Saturdays so my availability doesn't meet theirs. This won't be working out for me. Then I saw the hygienist and I asked her my personal questions about my dental health, she was very helpful, gentle and informative. In conclusion, I didn't really leave satisfied and felt a bit off, just my intuition. Cons: parking is expensive, as a new patient, I would have appreciated being told what to expect, where I can park, etc. I almost lost my ticket and when I went back, no other human being was around the parking lot, or lobby, I went back to the dentist office but they didn't seem to know how to help me. (Luckily, my mother found it and called me right away) I ended up paying $16.50 for a total of 3 hours spent there. The staff told me to park on the street next time.

Our family recently transitioned to this provider on recommendation from our retiring family…read moredentist. What an amazing transition! Dr. Babuchyan and staff were very welcoming and create a pleasant atmosphere. The care is top notch and you really feel like you get personalized treatment here. Our son has also got his Invisalign here and just completed his last tray with amazing results. Highly recommend this practice and look forward to many years of dental care!