I've had braces twice in my life, but I wasn't always great about wearing my retainer, so over time…read moremy teeth shifted and little gaps showed back up. Nearing 40, I didn't want to go through braces again. That's when I started looking into composite bonding and found Dr. Monica Crooks. She completely changed my smile. I had my teeth whitened, cavities fixed (including work from a previous dentist), and bonding done to close the gaps and smooth everything out. I'm still shocked when I look in the mirror. It feels like I finally have the smile I've always wanted. I'm super picky, and every tiny detail I asked her to tweak, she did without hesitation. That kind of patience and artistry is rare. And it shows in her work. Her office is something special too. It's Egyptian-themed, full of culture, art, and beautiful details that make it feel less like a dentist's office and more like a gallery. It actually makes the whole visit feel like an experience, not just an appointment. Dr. Crooks is dynamic, artistic, and truly talented. I went in self-conscious about my gaps and came out with a smile I can't stop showing off.

First time coming here and I have to say I am very pleased usually I hate going to the dentist but…read moreDr.Crooks actually makes me excited for my next appointment.

Every appointment I've had the staff is welcoming and accommodating. I've had my cleanings done by…read moredifferent people and they all do a great job. I was really scared to see a dentist before coming here. I'm glad I chose this office.

I had a very uncomfortable experience at this dental office…read more My daughter was charged for a fluoride treatment that was not actually performed. The charge was refunded only after I brought this to the office's attention. The doctor at this office reviewed my daughter's X-rays, which were taken at this office, and told me that she had a cavity and a white spot. The doctor recommended a filling for the cavity and a Curodont treatment for the white spot. I declined the Curodont treatment at that time because it would have been an out-of-pocket expense, and the diagnosis was unexpected, so I wanted to get a second opinion first. I brought the same X-rays to my daughter's previous dentist, who reviewed them, examined my daughter's teeth in person, and told me that she did not find a cavity or white spot. I understand that dentists can have different professional opinions, and I cannot personally determine which assessment was correct. However, receiving conflicting opinions about my daughter's dental health was concerning as a parent. During my X-rays, the sensor caused me to gag repeatedly, making the procedure very uncomfortable. During my first visit, I was photographed from the front and, unexpectedly, from the side. The staff then handed me a metal retractor and asked me to place it in my mouth for additional photographs. None of this was explained to me beforehand, and I was not expecting to have photographs taken from multiple angles with a metal retractor in my mouth. The experience left me feeling confused and uncomfortable. My daughter had a similar experience. She was asked to place a metal retractor in her mouth for photographs, and she was also photographed from the side. She told me afterward that she found the experience weird and uncomfortable as well. Ultimately, I lost confidence in the practice and decided to take my family elsewhere, so I cancelled all of our upcoming appointments with this dental clinic.

My husband had a great experience at this dental clinic. The staff were welcoming and the office…read morewas very clean and organized. The dentist explained everything clearly before starting my treatment, which made him feel comfortable and relaxed.

We felt that we were rushed out today, but we will give the new dentist a chance. We really loved…read morethe staff that had been there, and Dr Sheik, we really felt cared for. Change is difficult for me, but they are so close by our house.

The office was calm and clean. The hygienist was professional and thorough. Asked me questions and…read moreI asked her questions. Got my answers. The doctor looked at my trays and examined my mouth/teeth. Very knowledgeable and professional.

Dr. Khandwala is a great dentist. Her staff is awesome as well. That photo is not her. She is…read moreprofessional and kind. If you are looking for the best dentist, choose her.

I used to hate going to the dentist but now that I started seeing Dr. Mercado and his team, my…read moreanxiety about dental treatments has been severely reduced. I experience moderate discomfort during routine dental visits, and his team always goes above and beyond to ensure that I'm comfortable throughout my visit. My former dentist would fault me for this: "you dont floss enough or brush thoroughly..etc" was their reason for my consistent discomfort. At this clinic, I experience none of that. You're uncomfortable? Okay we'll numb you- no more pain and leaving in a bad mood after treatment. I am always greeted very kindly by the girls up front and my hygienist. Hearing everyone talk and laugh frequently with Dr. Mercado goes to show that it's a healthy work environment and enjoyable place to work. I really value that component and it positively impacts the energy of the clinic. Thank you all for always taking such good care of me even though I'm high maintenance and extra sensitive

I had a very uncomfortable experience here. The dentist and assistant were talking about an…read moreupcoming work party and how short her skirt was going to be. They then both left without communicating with me - it was unclear if I was done or they were still in the process. They came back like 15 minutes later to finish my service. Unprofessional in every way.

I visited a periodontist surgeon in Elk Grove recently for laser deep cleaning. The doctor said I…read morewas a candidate for the procedure; however when reviewing my paperwork with the office manager it was much more extensive including the use of foreign tissue. I had questions about what appeared to be major gum surgery instead of Laser and the office manager replied: "Would you rather lose your teeth it's your decision". That's when I decided to get a second opinion. It was the best decision I ever made. Dr Thomas and her staff were amazing. Dr Thomas answered all my questions and concerns. I had my Laser deep cleaning procedure a week ago and I feel great. I would advise anyone who is considering this procedure to make an appointment with Sacramento Periodontal. Sincerely, Steph S. RN

Just had to say Dr. Thomas has changed my oral situation completely …read more. She's very professional and direct , love the work she's done with me .. I highly recommend her to anyone dealing with gum issues, just so glad I found her ..

By far the best dental experience I've ever had. The office is incredibly modern and high-tech…read morecompared to any dentist I've visited before. The front office staff were welcoming, attentive, and genuinely seemed to care about their patients. I originally came in for an Invisalign and wisdom teeth consultation, and I ended up leaving with two wisdom teeth extracted, my next Invisalign appointment scheduled, and a payment plan set up all in a single visit. The technology they use is impressive. One of the coolest parts was seeing an AI-generated preview of what my teeth could look like after Invisalign treatment. Everyone in the back office was friendly and professional as well. As for the doctor, he was awesome, personable, funny, and able to keep me relaxed with jokes when appropriate. At the same time, he was honest, knowledgeable, and focused on what would be best for me in the long run. I was extremely nervous about trying a new dentist, but the team at Stonebrook Dental made me feel comfortable from the moment I walked in. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a dentist in the Sacramento area. Five stars all the way.

Hi everyone there: I'm making an other review, because I met…read morea best dentist in my life yesterday. I couldn't wait to let people know, if you are looking for a dentist who is willing to do the best dental work with their heart, not something else, then here is the one. His name is Ravi Patel . He is very knowledgeable, when I showed him something very new on the Laboratory results, targeting TMJ, he even knows about it. quickly telling me my questions. He filled two of my teeth yesterday, here's a picture of one of them for you to see. I want to say thank you doctor Ravi so much!

This dentist is very limited in her skill set and misdiagnosed me, referring me to 2 other dentist…read morethat did a consultation but nothing was done. She's very much an amateur, 3 months later and I'm still in pain because Khiria, Yu and Nazeri were terrible dentist. She was unable to see the cracks in my teeth and referred me to several endodontists that was unable to do anything. I'm so upset because I'm still in pain after 4 visits to these dentists. I've worked with high quality doctors as medical assistant for 15 years so I know poor quality when I experience it. They just wanted the consultation money to look at it, do nothing and get paid for not doing anything. This Dentist office is a scam!

I like this dentistry for the diverse personnel they have working for them. And they're friendly…read moredemeanor as soon as you walk through the door, they have up front pricing and they will never sell you something that you do not need their veneers are out of this world, they leave you with a beautiful smile..

My husband started having excruciating pain on Saturday. Aspen Dental got him in Monday morning at…read more06:45. There was no wait once we arrived. Everything was explained clearly and gave us plenty of time to ask questions. Doc was able to do a bone graft and tooth extraction at the same time. Pain was minimal due to professional quality of the doctor. The entire staff, from front office to back office to billing, were professional, knowledgeable and friendly. The office was clean and looked great. One suggestion...magazines need an update, lol. Overall score 20 out of 10.

Terrible DDS. Explained to the front office staff that I have a lot of dental anxiety. They were…read morevery kind, accommodating my request for an early appointment time, inquired multiple times as to how I was feeling. Very friendly front desk staff. Dude looks and talks like comedian Nate Bargatze is just taller. Dentist was AWFUL. Young Asian guy, awful bedside manner and not gentle at all. Only offered one remedy to my tooth issue, being the most expensive, of course. Left crying. I am 43, never have I cried leaving an office. Then they have the nerve to overcharge and ask me to vote for them because they're in some type of competition with other Aspen dental offices. Dentists shouldn't be terrible POS humans, that bring down the rating of the business. Do better.

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.