Very happy and impressed the patient care and how the staff interact with their clientele! We were…read morereferred to this office for a tooth extraction for my younger sister. We tried other offices, but they were fully booked until SEPTEMBER. This office managed to squeeze us in for the following week for a consultation, where they addressed all of our questions and outlined the entire process from operation and recovery. We were able to come back the following for the extraction, so I was very happy with the quick turnaround and their ability to accommodate our schedules. Thank you to Dr. Khayat and his staff!

The amount of effort this place puts into pretending they care about the comfort of their patients…read moreis unbelievable. The nurses are nice. But Dr Sami completely disregards anyone who says they have a phobia of going to the dentist. He flies into the room, barely even saying hi. Tells my anxious husband how this extraction will be pretty much awful and that he should brace himself. My husband decides to get sedated instead. Dr Sani doesn't stay in the room to say "I hear you and I see your concern, of course we will do what is best for you"... he just dips out.... while the nurse is the one who talks to us about it!? When it was time for my husband to get a dental implant, he wanted to be sedated again. This was a simpler procedure, but since my husband has been given no indication that this doctor cares whatsoever about being gentle, he felt it was best to be sedated. But when he spoke up for himself, the doctor said "nah you don't need that" and scratched it off the list of services. We asked a nurse if they offer sedation for dental implants. She says they do and added it back on our list of demands. This doctor does NOT get to tell his patients what they need and don't need. There needs to be a calm and comforting conversation around that. If he hadn't been so aggressive in his behavior towards patients, I am sure my husband could have handled this without sedation. We finally cancelled his appointment because we are tired of handing money over to someone who shouldn't even be in the business. This dude needs serious training in manners and handling phobias, because there are plenty of people who have it. And he is one of those people who is making it WORSE. He is re-traumatizing people. The worst kind of dentist.

Dr. Lee Walker is an incredibly experienced and kind dentist. I was nervous about my three dental…read moreimplants, but his patience and thorough answers put me at ease. The procedures were surprisingly pleasant--one implant even took just 12 minutes! Because the surgery was so efficient and the incisions were small, I experienced absolutely no pain afterward, and the healing process was incredibly fast. The implants are now strong and feel just like my natural teeth. Dr. Lee is truly one of the best doctors I've ever encountered. His technical skills are outstanding. While he might be a little reserved and not overly talkative, he has the kindest demeanor and always has a reassuring smile, which significantly reduced my worries before each procedure. You can absolutely trust him. I appreciate Dr. Lee immensely and highly recommend him!

Unfortunately, I cannot recommend this dental office due to my concern that their medical practices…read moreare driven by billing and profit margins.   I have had one upper wisdom tooth extracted previously, which was performed under mild sedation with no pain or complications. During my consultation for an additional (unexpected) upper wisdom tooth extraction, Dr. Morgan insisted on use of moderate sedation. He said, "I just want my patients to have a good experience." I believe I would have had a better experience if shared decision making was prioritized in my care, given my previous positive experiences with a lower level of sedation.   Due to my occupation and training I can confidently say that I understand the risks, benefits, and situations in which this use of medicine is absolutely an asset. I believe that Dr. Morgan's recommendation was likely driven by billing, as IV anesthesia accounted for $810.00 of the estimated bill, while the extraction itself was only valued at $893.00.   I am very apprehensive of medical practices that seem to make patient care recommendations based on profit margins. Moderate sedation is the right choice for many people, just not for me in the setting of single maxillary third molar extraction.   Two stars because the office staff was extremely professional. The office was clean, people are friendly. Check in process is efficient.

I can't recommend Dr. Chalak strongly enough! I was referred to his office by my primary dentist to…read morehave two damaged teeth removed. He explained everything to me about the damaged teeth, the need for removal, and the procedure itself. The entire staff is very friendly and very professional. I was in on time and the procedure took exactly the amount of time they said it would. I went home and iced for the rest of the day and woke up the next day with no pain and no swelling! I've had a few other teeth extracted over the years and I have to say, this experience was the best. Please consider Dr. Chalak for all your oral surgery needs.

Four wisdom surgical extractions and an impacted pre-molar that needed exposure & bond. Coupled…read morewith a 14-year old deathly afraid of needles and pain, and a Dad (me) who had a traumatic teen experience with a dentist wisdom teeth extraction 30 years earlier. Going in, we were very wary, despite the great reviews and referrals from pediatric dentist and ortho. What resulted was a pain free, near perfect experience. My 14-year old fell asleep within 2 minutes and woke up an hour later with everything done. Numbness which is normal, but shockingly that evening and Day 1 after was the worst that it got: light soreness. Barely even needed ibuprofen. The kid never complained once of pain and looked at me like I was nuts that wisdom teeth extraction was a big deal. Zero trauma, zero pain, post-op appt showed mostly healed and no infections or anything. My only regret was why wasn't Dr Chalak around to do my wisdom teeth extractions 30 years ago? Highly recommended - awesome staff in the front office, back office. Very responsive to any questions or issues both before and after. I couldn't recommend Dr Chalak and his practice more. 10 star experience.

Dr Emison is/was a gifted oral surgeon. He took excellent care of the oral surgery components of my…read morerare syndrome for yrs. He moved East to practice, and sold the Los Gatos practice to Dr Massoomi. I saw this individual twice, once for preop, once for surgery. Dr M came across to me as ignorant of my syndrome (not unusual), but chose not to read the records Dr E had left for him about me. Even after I explained the notes gave a good overview of my syndrome and oral surgery treatment over the last 10 yrs he wouldn't commit to reading my chart. I should have walked out then. I am not a fan of a dr who refuses to read pertinent notes of any highly complex patient. Perhaps he thought he could just 'wing it.' Further, Dr M had great difficulty giving answers to specific, treatment related questions. His primary interest seems to be on 'beauty enhancing' surgeries, while I was only interested in having my medically necessary surgery done. When speaking w/ both me and his staff he tends to turn his back and multitask, which may account for the limited and usually inadequate replies he gave me. In short, Dr M seems to have difficulty w/ highly educated, informed, complex patients; is irritated by the extra time these ppl sometimes require; and if you appear to be hesitant to simply "trust" him he gives off the impression he's offended. The immediate surgery I needed was quite minor, so I let him handle it. The day of surgery he continued to seem irritated, stressed, and unhappy I wasn't just accepting his breezy, shallow answers. The simple surgery was finished, and only required 3 sutures. However, 2 of the 3 sutures came untied *while I was being driven home* from the surgery. This would account for the larger than typical amount of blood loss I had at the incision site. (I didn't realize the sutures had come untied until I felt the suture material loose on the opposite side of my mouth. I then realized why I was bleeding more than typical from such a small surgery.) I called my fantastic dentist that afternoon. He saw me, we agreed I was 'okay,' and the best thing to do was let the area heal and hope the partially opened incision didn't become infected. It did not. I had the only remaining suture removed by a competent oral surgeon on schedule, and never went back to see Dr M. If you need wisdom teeth removed or other common oral surgery done, Dr M might be a competent doc. If you want a doc that treats you w/ respect, is able to acknowledge they don't know everything about every aspect of every rare syndrome that requires a lifetime of oral surgery care, and/or want a doc who simply looks at you when you ask a question and then gives a direct reply to the direct question, RUN, do not walk, to anyone else who is board certified in the Bay Area. Best of luck to you w/ your healthcare needs.

This office is absolutely unprofessional. I was referred by my dentist and unfortunately missed one…read moreappointment and called to reschedule. Angelica was so rude and short and had the audacity to tell me over the phone. "Sorry but we're booked . I don't know when but we're booked and the doctor has other references" I'm like okayyy i only missed one appointment and she had the audacity to tell me " you're disrespectful with his time and appointment" After , i told her i had a family emergency. She kept going and i had to stop her and i stated " did you just scolded me and told me I'm being disrespectful? How unprofessional and that's not how you talk to a patient" I've been in the healthcare field for over 14 years and i never talked like that to a patient" i was so stunned ono how rude she was. Customer service was horrible.

I had a tooth extracted by Dr. Follmar. I was impressed by the expertise, kindness, and support of…read morehim and his staff. The result was very little pain and very little bleeding. Jim

Caring. Professional…read more And just on top of it. The actual doctor called me back on a Saturday. Thanks Susan

So thankful for Dr Puccienelli and his staff. My son was a patient quite a few years back and had…read moresome root canals done. Unfortunately, during Covid and all our dentist never put the caps on them and they became infected. Not only was this office able to squeeze my son in while he's on Christmas break from college, but they got the work redone the same day. I'm just so thankful that we were able to get this addressed and repaired especially this time of year when everything seems so busy and hectic.. also, shout out to the front office lady (Kendra?) she is so personable and friendly. And Dr. P. well, my son says he's the GOAT!

Dr. Kim has done a great job w/ All the work he's performed on me…read more.. Bone graft/sinus lift/ implants.

I had my first appointment today. The dental assistant Stephanie was very gentle, kind and…read moreconsiderate not to mention fast and efficient. Dr.Kochar Was very knowledgeable, patient and efficient. Five stars for sure. Mark Agnello.

The best dentistry in the Bay Area!! I can't tell you how much I appreciate you angels! Going to…read morethe dentist destroys my mental capability to anything. But with your practice, I feel a sense of relief that I can do anything when and if it comes to anything dentistry related. You really make me feel like I can accomplish things that I avoid due to my anxiety. I really appreciate the whole team so much. Dr. Dierks and Dr. Kamaradian are the dream team! Is it weird now that I look forward going to the dentist? I highly highly recommend anyone who has the least sense of anxiety when it comes to dental work. They make you feel like you're at home, and they sincerely care about all your needs. Just Go! Get that root canal, crown replacement, or whatever you need done! They will absolutely take care of you!

If you are looking for a kind, caring and awesome oral surgeon, you have found the right place!…read more We had an after hours emergency where our 12 year old son had his front adult tooth knocked out! We were freaking out and searching everywhere for help. Luckily, our orthodontist recommended and reached out to Dr. Sodeifi for help and guidance. The doc did not hesitate to reopen his office and with the help of his team member Desiree, my son was patched up almost back to normal immediately. I honestly can't thank Dr. Sodeifi and Desiree enough. They went above and beyond to care for my child even though we weren't a patient of their office. They are top notch and will definitely always be recommended by us!

Had my wisdom teeth removed here. Amazingly, was completely painless. Anesthesia was amazing,…read moredidn't feel any pain and 1hr surgery felt like 1min. What's more, post op healing was amazingly painless as well. No excessive swelling, no nerve damage. Dr. Sodeifi is clearly a skilled dental surgeon. You're in good hands here. On top of all of that, pricing was very reasonable. Very highly recommend.

Tooth extraction and bone graft from cadaver. Go back for implant. 2 step procedure if the…read moreinfection requires a bone graft. 1 day same day procedure if less or no damage. Root canal in #31 molar failed when I bit into something hard. Infected with slight pain and loose molar. Couldn't use side of mouth infection was on. Went to dentist for exam, took xrays and told me I needed a bone graft ane extraction. Sent me to Dr Joseph Kim in Mtn View. Wait time was 3w. Went to Follmar for next day service. 1) The extraction is fast. maybe 2m with some pliers. Make sure to ask for your tooth. Mine had a gold crown on it. He showed me the infection, It looks like scar tissue. The body creates that as a barrier between the tooth and infection. 2) the recovery is surprisingly fast after the lidocaine wears off. The norco pain pills work. used 1 then another 1 2h after i screwed up as started the would bleeding by moving around too much. The part nobody tells you is to stay as still as possible for a couple hours for the scab or blood clot to harden. Even little movements affect the would and you can't feel it because of the pain killers. Make sure you stay as still as possible. less movement helps the new stitches and wound to heal up. I started cleaning after feeling good from the pain pill I could sense the bleeding and pain shoot up after I over strained by accident. Hurts. Sat in the recliner. Shocking how fast it heals if you stay still a couple hours. Could eat avocado, cold soup, tofu 9h same day after on the side wo the extraction. No pain even after the pain pills wear off. Get rid of the cotton ASAP.

Our daughter had her wisdom teeth extracted and it went very smoothly. Very little swelling and…read moreremarkably very little pain. This oral surgery office has a very professional staff and provides exceptional care. Highly recommend! A++

I had oral surgery and a dental implant done at the Ueno Center in Campbell, and I couldn't have…read moreasked for a better experience. Dr. Ueno is calm, confident, and clearly extremely skilled -- he explained everything thoroughly and made the entire process feel very straightforward and stress-free. The staff deserves just as much praise. From the front desk to the surgical assistants, everyone was warm, professional, and attentive. They checked on me constantly, made sure I was comfortable, and somehow managed to make oral surgery feel ... almost relaxing (which I never thought I'd say). The procedure went smoothly, recovery was exactly as described, and the follow-up care was excellent. You can tell this is a well-run practice where people genuinely care about their patients. If you need oral surgery or implants and want to feel confident you're in great hands, I highly recommend Dr. Ueno and his entire team.

This review is for Lynna Bui, whom I saw last week regarding gum recession concerns. Unfortunately,…read moremy experience was deeply disappointing and, at times, unprofessional. Most concerning was a note included in documentation emailed to me after the appointment. The note stated: "I really hope that mean lady (my name) won't schedule. Such a mean person." The comment was attached to Lynna Bui's name and profile picture with her family, clearly indicating she wrote it. Receiving internal remarks of this nature in patient documentation is highly inappropriate and unethical, to say the least. When Lynna Bui entered the room, she stated that she had been informed I typically take prophylactic antibiotics before dental visits and told me that if I chose to take them and wait, she would no longer have time to examine me. This occurred after I had already spent nearly an hour in the office and completed the required imaging and photographs, including a CT scan, all of which required payment. I informed her that I am immunocompromised, which was clearly documented in my medical history forms, and asked whether I could periodically rinse during the examination to avoid swallowing plaque or debris. Lynna, however, told me there was not enough time for that accommodation. While I could elaborate on additional interactions during the visit, the overall experience left me feeling dismissed and uncomfortable as a patient. Based on my experience, I would strongly encourage others seeking periodontal care to consider alternative providers, as I will be doing.