The staff has consistently been polite. I truly value the text reminders about appointments,…read morepaperwork, and notifications for parking arrival. My daughter's hygienist is very friendly and ensures that she feels at ease with all the procedures that will be done. Dr. Ho is incredibly personable and takes the time to thoroughly explain everything, answer all our questions, and ensure we are comfortable with the recommendations. The office staff is also very welcoming and helpful.

This place is ok- for the number of good reviews, I expected a bit more…read more The whole office is outdated and the exam cushions for the kids are falling apart. While this place rewards the kids with a coin for the toy machines and kids do like the system, it's a tiny choking hazard junk. Drs are fine- techs are ok too but did give me a bit of attitude for declining X-rays on my 3/4 year old. Personally, if my kid has no injury or problem with tooth, an X-ray while usually safe to do, gives no useful information that they would actually need, still would just do cleaning and visual exam. It wouldn't change the course of the exam or have anything to do until child gets older. I didn't like the attitude so I won't be returning.

So a little back ground we are patients from the elk Grove location that came to this one in an…read moreemergency when my five year old non verbal, profoundly autistic son broke a tooth. They not only got him in they were speedy and seem bothered they couldn't move faster to get this resolved and it wasn't even a three day time from us coming to be evaluated to when his tooth was pulled to issue resolved he's on the mend at home. The staff wasn't just knowledgeable they were professional, caring and kind. They took they time to fully evaluate my little guy even though he was trying to elope and scream through their building. They were totally understanding that this was just out of his little wheel house of remotely ok and they strove to figure out how best to sooth and connect with a child who will do everything in his power when hurt to not do that. They also knew when to lay off and let him be. It was all really impressive. When I became over whelmed and started to cry the doctor made me feel human and that she saw I was a mother doing the best I could while my son was rolling on the ground in the parking lot refusing to come in. When we did bring him in it was sooo fast maybe 15 minutes he was back there till when we were told to come back. He was already waking up and trying to sit up. He was immediately much calmer and seemed like he was no where in the same ball park for pain. All meds were sent promptly and correctly to the right pharmacy of asking and the reception staff helped me fight my insurance and when a mix up happened on our end with receiving drop off time for procedure they still after hours found a way to help us know when to come in at opening to see if they could get him in and they did. Zero additude, no gruff and just understanding why and what happens to make us miss the call. THEY ARE AMAZING, honestly just couldn't sing higher praises, they really went above and beyond and this will be the only play we go to now for dental surgery and sedation, who also might I add are just amazing their team that Handel's sedation are just fantastic and are so carefully with the littles.

I'm heartbroken to write this review. I have been taking my kids here for years. But this last…read morecleaning will be our last visit. They used to be amazing. I started brining my kids here because my oldest is on the spectrum. I don't know what has changed but the last couple of times I've been there it has left a lot to be desired. They used to be so gentle and understanding with my special needs kiddo and now some of the hygienist ( not all of them) are kind of borderline rude. This last time she told my kid to stop moving and something about acting her age. She's really good at listening but is on the spectrum. They have also had new dentists in there that I have just not been super impressed with. Their carpet could also use a deep cleaning. Anywho, We miss Dr. Jenny. Alas, good things do come to an end.

Our experience at Bubbles Dental was unlike any other, and in the best way. My daughter has had…read moreterrible experiences at the dentist in the past and has A LOT of anxiety. I also have had bad experiences feeling judged because my child has crowns. Coming to Bubbles was an insanely different experience from top to bottom, reception to scheduling your next appointment. The front staff are kind and soft. The hygienists we had (Sandy and Emily) were just incredible. Sandy (could have been Sandra- I'm terrible with names!) knows how to speak a kids language- she was chatting it up with my daughter about her Kevin minion toy, commented on the shoes she dressed him with and how cute they were, let her keep her stuffed animals with her in the chair, let her earn a ton of stickers during the xray, and both were so positive and gentle. The Dr. welcomed us as soon as he came in, was very communicative with me, answered all of my questions and I did not feel rushed. I also liked how he didn't have a dismissive and know-it-all attitude in answering my questions but just left me feeling informed and confident that he is highly knowledgeable. My child received praise at every turn from every staff member and it made for such a positive experience. At the end the kiddos get to play the Claw Machine and don't worry, everyone wins a stuffed animal! Looking forward to having a dentist that is super easy to go to. *I should mention that I loved being able to schedule an appointment online and then receive a call from the billing department to ask my questions regarding insurance

Exceptional care. Amazing bilingual staff with great knowledge. Explained the type of care my…read moredaughter will need.

I can't say enough good things about Dr. Hearn and the care he provided for my toddler son today. I…read morewent in feeling extremely stressed and worried, but he immediately put me at ease. He took the time to explain everything clearly and thoroughly, which made such a difference in how I felt throughout the visit. His calm, caring approach and patience with my son truly stood out. It's not easy trusting someone with your child's dental work, but I left feeling reassured and grateful. Highly recommend Dr. Hearn to any parent looking for a compassionate and knowledgeable dentist. Thank you so much, Dr. Hearn!

Amazing staff here so friendly and welcoming. My daughter loves going here because they make going…read moreto the dentist feel fun. They have little incentives for the kids, movies playing, and an entertainment corner. The doctor is so professional and very helpful. Would recommend to anyone who has littles that need dental work! 10/10

Always a great experience! Love coming here for all my dental needs. Staff is so personable and…read morefriendly. Top notch dental office. Highly recommend.

The hygienist had a surprisingly good trick for making the cleaning less uncomfortable, and I…read morenoticed the difference right away. Everything was explained as it came up, and the office itself had a calm, low-key atmosphere that made the whole dental appointment feel less intimidating.

My little has been seeing Dr Lin since before his first tooth - how time flies. He's now 14. The…read moreoffice staff is super helpful, informative and patient with the kids and the grown ups.

Love this Dentist. One of my daughters was afraid from my dentist, even her cleanings were anxiety…read morefilled. Here she is relaxed and we were even able to do a kids root canal and a crown. Love the atmosphere and the doctors approach to children.

We have been going to this dentist for about 4-5 years. We had our first cavity experience with…read morethem and wow I am so happy with how it went. My daughter was very nervous and I was nervous but Dr Justin and Dazzaray were amazing, they were cheering my daughter on, telling her how good she was doing, consistently making she sure was okay. Great experience

I'm a little sad to write this. I've been bringing my 7 and 8 year old here since they were babies…read moreand, with few exceptions, we have had good experiences. My daughter is autistic and non-speaking and also has some medical trauma, so being in any clinical setting is understandably upsetting for her. She is petrified from the moment we walk in; she cries on and off, clings to me like a koala, and refuses to open her eyes from the second we enter the building, but is still pretty compliant with her (very basic) exam. We usually have to wait 15-20 minutes before being taken back, which doesn't help either, but I get it. Today we got some of the usual stares and eye-rolls when my daughter started getting upset, which I don't like but tolerate. We are used to it. My daughter's exam began first, and the hygienist was wonderful with her. She finished before my son was done, so I took my daughter outside to grandma and then returned for my son. When I came back, my daughter's hygienist was huddled up with my son's (he was halfway through his exam, still in the chair) having an animated, whispered conversation that switched topic as soon as the one facing the doorway saw that I had returned (she all of a sudden started pointing to a picture of three kids at my son's hygienist's work station and started more loudly talking about them). In all honestly, they might not have been talking about us or my daughter's behavior during our visit, but it felt like they were. And they obviously knew that they looked like they were, since they so obviously changed the topic and manner in which they were speaking, and then abruptly ended the conversation. And as a nurse, believe me I get it. We all need to vent after a difficult assignment. But as the parent of a disabled child, it stings. I've come to expect this kind of behavior from average people when we're out and about, but in a professional/medical setting I expect better. It caught me off guard. We will probably continue to come here, because we have had mostly good experiences and I know everyone has an off day. It's also entirely possible that we were not the topic of conversation between these two hygienists, but it certainly seemed like we were, and it continues to bother me. My daughter does the best that she can, and it usually isn't "good enough" by most people's standards, but I am very, very proud of her and her progress. Maybe save the personal conversations about your patients for when they've left for the day.

To be clear, my issues are with the office policy and office staff, the actual dental cleanings are…read morefine and the toys/screens for the kids are a nice environment for the kiddos. Issue 1:During our early visits we had a billing issue. We went to the office, a gal said "you need to take it up with your insurance. My wife said, we are budgeting and it'd help if we didn't overpay. The gal said Dr. Johnson is a person too and has finances to consider so we should pay Dr. Johnson today. Then we will issue you a check later if remedied." We asked if they could help navigate the insurance and she said she didn't have time because she was heading out on vacation. Fine. Insurance was navigated and Dr. Johnson ended up sending us the difference back months later. Issue 2: We stop going to Dr. Johnson. Only to receive a billing notice a year after we had already stopped seeing them. Fine, paid. Issue 3: billing seems standard for cleaning EXCEPT why is there even a billing code for "Nutritional counseling for control of dental disease", "Oral Hygiene Instructions",and "Motivational Interviewing"? Yes it's $0 but why even have a billing code for asking someone if they brush and floss and then telling someone to brush and floss, and to avoid sugar. Asked for clarification and the receptionist said that it's $0 and it's rolled into the CAMBRA recall line as it's not covered by insurance and is part of your $10 copay. Still doesn't explain WHY the office has a billing code for these items. The same lady said, "that there is a special questionnaire used to help patients achieve dental goals". Listen, I get that this is a business, but the collective experience is just too much.

We trust Pediatric Dentistry of west Sacramento with my twins dental needs . Dr. Johnson and his…read morestaff are knowledgeable , kid friendly and very helpful to our twins dental needs. My twins enjoy visiting their dental office! We highly recommend pediatric dentistry of west Sacramento !

My experience with this dental office was extremely frustrating from start to finish…read more The scheduling process alone took nearly two months due to what I was repeatedly told were issues with the scheduling center. Later, it became apparent that there were significant internal communication and administrative problems contributing to the delays. As a parent trying to coordinate care for a child, the lack of organization created unnecessary stress and wasted a substantial amount of my time. After finally getting the procedure scheduled, I paid the required deposit. When my child received the necessary services elsewhere, I canceled the procedure approximately two months before the scheduled surgery date. Despite providing significant advance notice and the procedure never taking place, the office refused to refund the deposit. It's been an additional two months since requesting for a deposit back and nothing has been returned.

This is hands down the best dental office my children and I have ever been to. The ladies up front…read moreare sooooo warm and friendly.. there was basically no wait. Plus they go above and beyond to make the kiddos comfortable!! Love love LOVE this office!!

Staff is great, we always get seen at our appointment times and the waiting room is very…read morekid-friendly. I always have to bring all my kids (even the ones that don't have appts) and they make sure they accommodate us as best they can! They are really friendly and take great care of my kids!

I called to schedule dental appointments for all three of my children and was able to book one for…read moreFriday and one for Monday. I confirmed both appointments. When I later received a phone call, I thought it was a reminder, but instead I was told that I had "missed" an appointment. I explained that I never received any reminders. During that same call, I was informed that my other son's Monday appointment had been moved without my consent because it was supposedly not confirmed--despite me confirming it previously. I asked to speak with a manager and was told no manager was available. I then asked for a complaint number or another way to escalate the issue and was told there was none. The lack of accountability and the rude tone during this interaction were extremely disappointing. To make matters worse, I am currently caring for a child with sickle cell disease who was recently hospitalized, and I had just spent the entire night in the emergency room with my oldest son. Being treated with such disregard during an already stressful time was unacceptable. This experience shows a lack of care and value for families and patients. Because of this, I will be moving all of my children's dental care elsewhere.