This is one of only a few clinics in the area that accept my insurance. That being said, the reason for my visit, was because I am in pain. I have a broken molar and the roots are now upset. I called my dental insurance on May 5th, 2026 and they contacted the clinic, verified all of my information, and set today's appointment May 15th, 2026. I showed up and was asked to fill out forms, then I was asked for photo ID and my insurance card. When I inquired as to why, I was told so that they can take photo copies of them and keep them on file. I said no thank you... those are my papers and they are for "visual" inspection only, but not for them to keep copies of. I even showed them for visual verification. (The 4th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution ~ The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects). I educated the person at the front desk that spoke broken English, being careful to make sure that I went at their pace, and that I was clear in that they could visually identify, but not have copies. Apparently my answer wasn't good enough. Someone in a white coat came out also speaking broken English and not able to communicate well, reiterating that they needed my photo ID and health insurance card, that they would in fact be taking copies as it was their POLICY. When I again said no and educated said white coated individual... they told me they could not provide services without having COPIES OF MY ID's. No one told me their name, no one provided any form of escalation or de-escalation, no one at the clinic did anything but stand on policy, and they refused service to someone in pain that has already waited 10+ days. Now I have to wait even longer to get into another clinic because you CHOSE not to provide services, not because of state law, but because of your POLICY. You actively chose your policy over a patients unalienable rights. In Oregon, healthcare providers have a legal and ethical duty to provide adequate pain management, and failing to do so--or ignoring severe pain--can constitute malpractice, negligence, or patient abandonment. Having read through the reviews on Google... I should have been more cautious before scheduling an appointment at this clinic. I have filed a formal grievance with my insurance company, subsequent complaints with the Oregon Health Authority, the Oregon Dental Board, the Oregon Dental Association, and I will most likely file one with the City of Beaverton directly. read more

Theft and lies. They lie and steal for insurance money. Will tell you that you have 10+ cavities and when you go somewhere else for a second opinion you will be told you have 0 freaking cavities. AVOID THIS PLACE. read more

I hope this saves someone from using their services. I had been going through through OHP because I was poor at the time. DO NOT - I repeat - DO NOT use their services. Poor desk person is miserable and you can tell soulless. The dentist that was treating me was not only unprofessional but one at least one occasion pricked and struck me with a needle in the most shocking way I have ever been pricked. Not only were they a prick, but the way they pricked me was so shocking that I was led to believe that they were doing that to intentional hurt me. I repeat - DO NOT COME HERE. read more

I've going here for years!! I love my dentist!! She takes my anxiety seriously and gives little breaks if needed.

I've used them for over a decade for basic dentistry covered by my insurance, so I can't comment about cosmetic dentistry. I go there for regular checkups with Dr. Dang. The only non-checkup care I've had over the years was: A broken tooth, and a wisdom tooth that went bad and had to be pulled. In both cases, Dr. Dang squeezed me into her schedule promptly and the treatment was very professional. The office staff is pleasant. read more

My Father went in due to a tooth ache. He had a few teeth extractions. On the third visit, after specifically saying to ONLY pull 2 teeth since he knew he needed all teeth pulled ( who knows if it is even true he needed all teeth pulled) the dentist went ahead to pull them all. My Father has heart failure so the dentist knew that a certain anesthesia was needed. My Father was in pain and she didn't stop working on him until way later when his heart pressure was extremely high and ended up in the hospital for 4 days due to heart issues. They have no compassion. I believe it was the receptionist who was nice enough to ask how my father was doing. Then the "assistant" got on the call and began yelling before I could get a word in saying that it was basically my father's fault because he wanted all teeth taken out. That was not true since my dad didn't know they would be taking 5 teeth all at once. This dentist place is not professional and will try to get out of anything that is their fault. Worse place ever. read more

They take Carrington, but that's the only good part. Simple dentistry they're okay. I I had a tooth extracted because I was going to get an implant at another office. I wish they would have told me that the bone wasn't thick enough to take an implant apparently they weren't trained in in knowing that. read more

Maybe they're called sandy dental because everything is covered in sand and dust? ‍ I'm at a loss guys... Honestly anytime, let alone in the middle of a pandemic, I was horrified at the condition of this office. Cobwebs and piles of dust in the waiting room, visible layers of dirt on dental equipment in the room, and the actual rubber stoppers that go into your mouth were so old and worn out that they were white stained/deteriorating too. Old equipment that is not well cared for...not to mention a 2 hour wait for xrays. Hard pass read more

I went in for my 6th month check up on 12/7/2019 that I had scheduled 2-3 weeks prior. The week of my appointment, i received multiple phone calls from Sandy Dental regarding my appointment. During the first call, the person i spoke to was saying that my appointment was on 12/06 @ 11 am, which i told them was wrong, that it was for 12/07 @ 11am. We went ahead and rescheduled it for 12/07 @ 1 pm. The following day, I get another call from Sandy Dental, but i had them leave a message. They left one in Spanish, which I don't speak. I called back and told them how frustrated I was with the inaccuracy in information being provided between all phone calls and why noone seems to know that i don't speak Spanish, despite my countless visits over the last 5 years. The person i spoke to gave me a story that I called BS on and that i am pretty pissed from the phone call from the day prior providing me false information and assuming that though my legal name is Spanish that I must speak Spanish. The Reception staff needs to work on their customer service, not assume a person speaks a certain language based on the origin of a patients name, and be up-to-date with what's going on with a patients scheduled appointment. When I DID go in for my appointment on 12/07 @ 11am, I arrived at 10:50 to check in and do anything that needs to be done before the appointment. Within 2 minutes of arriving, they call me back and do my cleaning. I was in and out of their within 15 minutes of checking in, and the cleaning was done horribly. All they did was look at my teeth for cavities and polish. Nothing else. No x-rays, no flossing that they normally do, none of the typical things i use to experience here from prior visits. I am very pissed off with my interaction with the staff at Sandy Dental that I am now in the market of looking for a new dentist place to go to. read more

I could never trust this place. The doctor does not treat customers well at all. The medical equipment of this place is old. I went there twice but I thought I was on the battlefield. My heart really broke more under this doctor. is not reliable. Find another place for your dental health. read more

Pros: When you call them on the phone, a real person picks up! You can schedule an appointment pretty soon, so that's good if you want an appointment right away. They're open relatively late late on Saturdays, which is more than I've seen from any other dentist so far. The people who work there are all pretty friendly. I didn't have to wait in the office long to be seen. The dentist is the one to clean your teeth, instead of a hygienist. She was fairly gentle. Cons: The waiting room has magazines but nothing for kids to play with. They gave me complimentary floss and toothpaste at the end, but no toothbrush. They did 18 X-rays on me for no good reason. Maybe this is how all dentists operate these days, but IMO it's excessive. I said I wasn't feeling any pain, so why do they need to do so many x-rays? They said they needed the x-rays in order to see if I had cavities, but after the X-rays were taken, the cleaning was done, and only after the CLEANING was I told that I have no cavities. If the X-rays would've given the answer, then why wasn't I told BEFORE the cleaning? What happened to a dentist being able to look in your mouth to check for cavities? Don't they know that x-rays are radiation and radiation causes cancer? Besides the principle of the matter, the x-ray process hurt because they stick a large hard object in your mouth to take them. At my old dentist, they would use a paper-like plastic thing that could be bent, and stuck that in my mouth to bite down on. Although the paper-like plastic thing hurt too, it wasn't as bad as this large hard object that this dental practice used. read more

I highly recommend this place to everyonez. They do provide high quality care, friendly and professional environment. They do treat patient as their own family. I will definitely bring all my family here for dental care. read more