I am so happy to have found Dr. Dong! My family was looking for a new dentist for both the adults…read moreand kids and he and his staff do a great job. Everyone is very friendly and the office is super clean. They are quick to take you back and get you roomed when you arrive and they have TVs for you to watch during your appointment. They are thorough and do a great job with assessment and cleanings. I was very pleased when Dr. Dong offered me some cosmetic procedures that I had previously asked other dentists about but had blown me off saying it was nothing to worry about. He takes his time to explain everything to you but it did not feel like an upsell, but rather offering a way to help. It's not just the basics here which is great! It's nice that this office offers both dental and orthodontics, especially for families with kiddos. Definitely give them a try!

We've had such a wonderful experience with Dr. Linda Huynh and her entire team. From our very first…read morevisit, they've made my daughter feel so comfortable, informed, and genuinely cared for. Dr. Linda takes the time to clearly explain the treatment plan and answer every question with patience and honesty. The office is organized, appointments run on time, and the staff is consistently kind and welcoming. Her smile is already transforming beautifully, and we feel completely confident in the care she's receiving. I'm so grateful we found Dr. Linda Huynh and would highly recommend her to any family looking for an orthodontist who combines expertise with warmth.

I've been going to Dr Bobba's office for more than 10 years and it has been fantastic! Dr Bobba…read morealways explains very well why I need the procedure showing me with detailed images, making me feel at ease. She is knowledgeable and caring, and her voice is so calming. My hygienist Roxanne is super nice too. Dr Bobba shares office with Dr Valera now, and she did an excellent job on my new crown. I almost look forward to going to my dental appointments because they make it so happy and relaxing. Office teams are friendly as well. Please try this dentist if you haven't done yet.

I feel so lucky to have had Ms. Anh as my dental hygienist for my two deep cleaning treatments this…read moremonth. She provided truly world-class care. She is extremely knowledgeable, professional, and very understanding. As a nervous patient, I really appreciated that she gave me extra time and was incredibly patient and gentle throughout the entire process. I'm so happy with the results -- my teeth feel healthy, clean, and fresh! I truly appreciate the entire caring team, from the friendly front desk staff to the skilled and professional dental providers. Highly recommend this dental group!

They've been great. In addition to modern amenities like being able to watch Netflix during your…read moreprocedure along with modern payment options, they're just a well-run practice. I've had teeth cleanings and a filling repaired, and they've always been gentle and considerate. The parking is easy too :). I moved to One Dental over a year ago when my longtime dentist Dr. Ravizza retired and his new replacements suddenly recommended multiple fillings and even a crown, despite me never having issues before. That didn't sit right with me, which is what led me here--and I'm glad it did. They confirmed that I didn't need that work.

Very disappointing experience with the front desk staff. I can't comment on the dentists since my…read moreappointment was canceled for no reason. In March, I made an appointment for May 28th as a first time client. Shortly after scheduling, I received a text asking if I'd be interested in an opening sooner to which I replied yes. I provided my availability and stated I was flexible and could come most afternoons. I received a reply shortly after asking if I'd like to come the next day for a morning appt. Um no. I had already clearly stated I could do AFTERNOONS. Two weeks later I get a call and then a text asking if I'd like to be added to the "ASAP list". I thought I already was?! I was contacted AGAIN a few days later asking about my availability. How many times do I have to spell out I can come in the afternoons?! By this point, they're too much and I ask that they take me off the list. It's too much communication. May 27th comes along and I realize I've received no communication about my appointment on the 28th. I text them to find out they canceled my appointment. I NEVER told them to cancel my appointment. I simply didn't want to be constantly bothered about their "ASAP list". It's really unacceptable that they canceled an appointment I waited almost 3 months for. I was really hoping to have a good dentist 5 minutes from my house but no such luck. I was not interested in rescheduling as I completely lost trust in this office.

I am extremely disappointed with my experience at this dental office…read more Before proceeding with my bridge treatment, I specifically asked the office to confirm my insurance coverage. I was provided a written treatment plan showing that my estimated patient responsibility was $0, and I made my decision to proceed based on that information. After the bridge was completed, I was unexpectedly presented with a $500 bill. I was told that insurance would not cover it because of a limitation related to the same teeth as a previous temporary tooth. This was frustrating because the office was aware of my prior treatment history and did not inform me of this possible financial responsibility before completing the procedure. I understand that insurance issues can happen, but patients should be given accurate information before committing to a major dental procedure. I feel that the communication and billing transparency in this situation were unacceptable. Despite providing documentation and explaining my concerns, the office refused to take responsibility or offer a reasonable resolution. I hope the office improves its process for verifying benefits and communicating potential out-of-pocket costs so other patients do not face unexpected charges after treatment.

We really appreciate Dr. Clara's skill and her great attitude. This is a happy office which helps…read morewhen you REALLY don't want to see a dentist. Glad we found her when we were not happy with our previous dentist. Did I say she has great rates - well she does! Have already recommended her to friends.

If you're someone who has dental anxiety, or you've put off going to the dentist for years because…read moreyou're scared, embarrassed, or worried about being judged, this review is for you. I had excellent dental care growing up until I was about 14, but I also had a traumatic experience as a child when I flipped over my bike, knocked several teeth out, and had to be strapped into a chair while a dentist worked on them. That experience stayed with me. After my parents divorced, going to the dentist stopped being a priority, and despite brushing my teeth every day, I avoided dental visits for years. Eventually, I started having tooth pain and assumed I had one bad tooth. It turned out I needed two root canals and multiple fillings. To say I was terrified would be an understatement. One of the biggest fears about returning to the dentist after a long time is the feeling that you'll be judged. Dr. French completely erased that fear. She has been nothing but kind, compassionate, and genuinely caring from day one. She's the type of person who instantly makes you feel comfortable, and honestly, she's just an incredibly cool person. The hygienists and the rest of the staff are just as wonderful. Every single person in the office is warm, welcoming, and makes you feel like they genuinely care about you. The office itself is beautiful and has such a calming atmosphere. Then there's the fear of pain. I can honestly say I experienced virtually none. Dr. French referred me to Dr. Baines at San Jose Endodontics for my root canals, and I couldn't have asked for a better referral. Both root canals were completely painless. They prescribed ibuprofen afterward, and I never even needed it. Back at Willow Glen Dental, I was also genuinely impressed by how much they've invested in technology. It's not just a beautiful office--it feels like they've made a real commitment to giving patients the best experience possible. After my root canals, they digitally scanned my teeth, designed my crowns, and milled them right there in the office. I took about an hour to an hour-and-a-half break, came back, and had both permanent crowns placed that same day. No temporary crowns. No waiting weeks. As someone who hadn't been to the dentist in years, I had no idea dentistry had come this far, and it made the entire process incredibly convenient. The same was true for my fillings and every other procedure I've had. Throughout every appointment, the team made sure I was comfortable, answered every question, and never rushed me. Yesterday I finished the restorative portion of my treatment plan after about a year and a half of care. Dr. French joked, "Last round!" and then laughed that I was probably tired of seeing them. I surprised myself with my response: "Honestly... I used to have really bad dental anxiety, and now I don't." And I truly meant it. That's one of the greatest gifts this office has given me. They didn't just fix my teeth--they completely changed how I feel about going to the dentist. I never thought I'd be someone who could walk into a dental appointment feeling relaxed, but that's exactly how I feel now. I've already recommended Willow Glen Dental and Dr. French to several friends, and I'll continue recommending them to anyone who asks. (Just don't book Dr. French too solid--I still need my appointments! ) As long as I live in the Bay Area, this is where I'll be coming for my dental care. Dr. French is nothing short of amazing. I don't know what kind of magic she works, but she's incredible. Thank you, Dr. French, Dr. Baines, and the entire Willow Glen Dental team for giving me back not only my smile, but my confidence and peace of mind. 10/10. I couldn't recommend them more highly.

This is my review of my recent dental checkup. The front office staff is extremely friendly and…read morewelcoming, and checked me in right away. I waited no more than five minutes before being called in by the dental hygienist. She struck up great conversation and made me feel very comfortable as she cleaned my teeth. Dr. French came talk to me about a couple of issues I had and provided very reasonable recommendations and paths forward for each. Very friendly dentist! The facility is brand new, very clean, and very well run. If you're looking for a new dentist, look no further than Willow Glen Dental!

I needed an emergency crown due to a cracked tooth; as my regular dentist was too far away for me…read moreto do the temporary and the final crown on separate days. A dear friend recommended me to Dr. Sholer because he can do a crown in one day. The fact that he's just a few minutes from my house is a bonus. I appreciated dr. sholar's team moving fast and squeezing me in when I was on my to a trip. When I said I was willing to take cancellations, they got me in even faster. The next day, I was surprised at how naturl the crown felt, and how little pain I had. I didn't need more than a couple of advil the day of the procedure. Dr. Sholer is cautious and thorough; exactly what you want in a dentist. I was with my previous dentist for over 20 years; but I am extraordinarily grateful I received the quality care that I did from Dr. Sholer.

get every single procedure's cost in writing first before they do anything!!!! while i was once…read morereally impressed with him and his office, i will never go back there again. they don't take insurance, they overcharge and i am unimpressed with the work. pick a different dentist!

We've been going to Dr. Lai at Almaden Family Dentistry for over 15 years and can't believe we're…read moreonly now writing a review. I originally found Dr. Lai when I needed a surgical extraction and replacement and wasn't happy with my previous provider. From the moment Dr. Lai treated me, I knew I was in the best hands--he was incredibly gentle, thorough, and detail-oriented, and I've never had a single issue since. After that experience, our entire family switched to his practice for cleanings and other dental work. Dr. Lai is truly the best, and his office staff is just as amazing. Anne, in particular, is fantastic--super efficient, friendly, and always on top of things. They call to remind you of appointments, are very flexible with scheduling, and somehow always make it work for our family. We genuinely feel cared for here and wouldn't trust our dental care to anyone else. Highly recommend.

I've been going to Almaden Family Dentistry since I was a kid. It's been almost 20 years now. Dr…read more Lai has unfailingly been the kindest, most polite person. He is always professional and does a terrific job with my teeth. He is so nice that I actually look forward to going to the dentist because it means I get to see him and Anna. She runs most of the administrative tasks, and I know I am always going to get a reminder phone call from her and a funny admonishment when I don't floss. My parents, brother, and I have been going here for so long that it feels like Dr. Lai and Anna are just another part of our family that we get to see every couple of months. I couldn't recommend them more.

Dr. Gill did an amazing job fixing my severely chipped front teeth. I had chipped four teeth and…read moreinstead of having to do veneers she bonded them all making them look better than my original teeth. I was worried the bonding wouldn't last but it has held up great. We have been going to Dentist Menrai for about 10 years and she does a great job with kids who have anxiety at the dentist. It is wonderful having a dentist I can take the whole family to. The entire office is friendly and extremely accommodating.

Dishonest Dentist? You Be the Judge ... Long Story Short:…read moreThe evidence suggests that Dr. Menrai lied about the treatment I was to receive and lied about my having a cavity in the first place. In Aug of 2025, I went to Dr. Menrai's office for a teeth cleaning and x-rays. I had just moved to the South Bay and was in search of a new dentist. At the end of the cleaning, I was told that I had a small cavity. Dr. Menrai briefly pointed to an x-ray and I saw what appeared to be a small dark spot on one of the teeth. Before leaving, I scheduled an appointment to get a filling the very next day. I was told by the receptionist that I would be receiving a tooth-colored porcelain filling. I called the office later that day to have them e-mail me a copy of the treatment plan, and I confirmed with the receptionist that I would be receiving a porcelain filling. It was my impression from a brief online search that porcelain fillings are very strong, very wear resistant, polish well, and match tooth color very well. The treatment plan was never emailed to me. When I arrived to the appointment to have the filling done the next day, I was presented with some paperwork to sign. I briefly looked it over and noticed that the filling would be a composite one, not a porcelain one. I then asked for a copy of the treatment plan that had not been emailed to me. The treatment plan also indicated a composite filling. I asked the receptionist why there was a discrepancy, as I simply wanted to understand what work would be done, and if it mattered that it wasn't porcelain. I hadn't needed a filling in more than 20 years, and I just wanted to be on the safe side. Dr. Menrai, having overheard that there was some delay in moving forward, came out. In a bit of irritated fashion, she turned toward the receptionist and stated "Who said that he would be receiving a porcelain filling?" In my mind, this suggested to me that she must have known there was a difference between porcelain and composite fillings, and most likely the receptionist simply confused the two. She then turned toward me and assured me that she could use a "ceramic" filling, which was essentially the same thing. By that point, I had already quickly done an internet search on my phone for the difference between ceramic, composite, and porcelain fillings, and I noted that ceramic fillings are not the same, with porcelain fillings actually requiring a two-visit job, since they involve making a mold and using a laboratory to make a porcelain insert that is then put in place during the second visit. I was a bit perplexed as to why Dr. Menrai didn't just explain this to me rather than go on about how ceramic material is porcelain, how she was not aware of underlying chemical differences, how many of her employees in the office that day had silver and perhaps even gold fillings, and how today's filling technology had become so incredibly good in general. I began to feel a bit apprehensive, as though the main objective was just to get me in the operating room as soon as possible so that they could make their money and be done with it. I really did not want to be a difficult person, but I was legitimately confused and concerned; it just seemed like there were too many red flags. Reluctantly, I apologized and chose to cancel the appointment until I could get further information about the work they planned to do. I left the office feeling bad about the whole interaction, and confused. That same day, I called my mom's dentist. She assured me that any dentist clearly knows the difference between porcelain fillings and other types of fillings, and how they require a two-visit job. She also suggested that I obtain the x-rays taken by Dr. Menrai's office so that I could get a second opinion, which I did. I sent the x-rays to my mom's dentist. This dentist said that I did not have any cavities. I then posted the x-rays on several online forums in both the US and the UK. All of the dentists agreed that I had no cavities and urged me not to have any work done. Finally, I visited a family friend, who is a dentist, in person. He both inspected my mouth and viewed the x-rays. His conclusion: I have no cavities, and there is no work that needs to be done whatsoever. So, there you have it. It might be worth noting that I used a Groupon that cost about $60 to get my original teeth cleaning and x-rays done at Dr. Menrai's office. In my mind, the best case scenario is that Dr. Menrai is uninformed about certain aspects of dentistry and not particularly adept at locating cavities. In the worst case, and in my opinion most likely, scenario, Dr. Menrai is a dishonest dentist who uses Groupons to lure in new customers, tells them that they have cavities, and then turns a $60 teeth cleaning deal into a $300 or more bill based on a lie.

I and my family have been patients of Stephen Rottjakob for more than 20 years. Both he and Dr…read more Nicole Rottjakob are extremely thorough and excellent dentists. The hygienists are also excellent. Everyone in this practice is very personable and explains procedures well. They also use the latest dental methods and keep up to date with their practice. Highly recommend.

One really doesn't like to go to a dentist. However, my visit with both Laurie and Dr. Steve was…read morevery good. They show they care about their patients.

They take wonderful care of their patients; it's obvious that they truly care. AAA+++read more

If you're looking for a new dental office, look no further!…read more My friend recommended me to visit this office and I'm so glad she did. Dr. Trinh and Crystal are amazing. The first time I visited, I explained to Crystal how I had the worst teeth cleaning in my entire life at a different dental office. I mentioned how my teeth are sensitive and Crystal was very gentle the entire time. One thing I really love about this office is the reminders you get regarding your appointment. Often times there are so many things going on in your life so it's nice to get reminded.