These people GET IT!! They have a clean and professional office, and their staff is AMAZING and…read moretruly has a heart for people with exceptional needs. I have to say Dr. Soltani surprised me when I thanked him for his commitment to our IDD community and he said, "This is also my community" those words are meaningful and evidenced by his many years of committed service

I chose this dental office because of their claims to help patients with dental anxiety, positive…read morereviews, and convenient location, but my experience was anything but positive. At my first visit for a painful tooth, they took numerous X-rays with almost no explanation or communication. The dentist eventually came in, briefly told me what needed to be done, and I was sent off with antibiotics. No X-rays shown, no real discussion. During the root canal, despite explaining my anxiety and mild claustrophobia, they tried to force in an oversized plastic piece without a word. When I couldn't tolerate it, they only then tried a less massive option. The chair was reclined so far that my head was below my hips, which made the experience even more stressful. I was left hanging like that for nearly two hours without a break to sit up. Later, no aftercare instructions were provided. The billing was just as frustrating. Because of an error on the claims form, the insurance sent the reimbursement check to me instead of the office. When I brought in the payment, the office manager was defensive and rude, blaming the insurance despite it clearly being their mistake. A few days later, I received the exact same payment request again, despite already having paid, and with proof of payment. Not sure, what goes on in their office, but it seems pretty disorganized to me. I really wanted to like this place, but this was one of the worst dental experiences I've had. I won't be back.

They have a new dentist. I no longer go there. Found one closer to the house. I didn't even know…read morethe former dentist went too. He prob retired, but nothing was ever said, just one day, someone new.

From the front desk reception to the dental assistants and big shout out to Dr. Dang, the team at…read moreCapital Village dental is exceptional! They go above and beyond to help me feel valued. The dental assistants clean my teeth exceptionally well, which is a big deal as I drink a lot of coffee and have staining. I am so grateful for the team at and the care that I receive!

This place was able to get me in quickly for a check on teeth pain. I thought for sure I had…read morecavities. It turned out I needed a deep clean. I even pressed the doctor asking if he was sure I didn't need a root canal or something. Nope deep clean. My teeth feel SO much better. No pain no sensitives anymore. Doctor was correct. Place is large and on the louder side. Women came in and was very clear about what everything would cost which was great. The only downfall is the receptionist was a bit loud when asking personal questions. They could work on discretion. The reception desk is close to lobby so anyone can hear what your being asked. I'd rather not have people hear. Most dental offices I've been in are very quiet when asking same questions.

I've been going to various dentists at this office for about 3ish years now. I randomly developed…read morehigh dental anxiety after I started coming to this office (not to blame them). As a 28 year old who has been to the dentist for cleaning every 6 months for over 20 years, I don't know why this started. I have been very open about my dental anxiety with this office and I know it is listed on my patient profile as well. My anxiety is so intense that they usually only do the bare minimum for cleaning, because that's all I can handle. I've never been prescribed anti anxiety medication for these appointments. They are not very compassionate towards my feelings when I come in. This is the only office that has ever pushed me to remove my wisdom teeth. As I finally decided to, I was told I would be put under general anesthesia. When I got there for the procedure, I was told 5 minutes before the procedure, that I would not be completely under or asleep the whole time. As someone who already has serve anxiety, this was super scary and I had no time to prepare. I woke up multiple times throughout the wisdom teeth removal and was in intense panick mode. When I woke up after the procedure was completed the nurse who was in the room with me, excessively repeated "breath through your nose and open your eyes" in frustrated/rude tone. I was trying to breath through my nose but was struggling to stop hyperventilating at the same time. And my eyes were already open. I tried to clam down so I could leave as soon as possible. I felt that while this office may be good for the general patient, if you have any sort of elevated dental anxiety, I would NOT recommend coming here. They just don't seem to be as compassionate as I wish they would be and they almost seem annoyed that I experience this uncontrolable anxiety. I cannot speak on their services because I feel mine are done a bit differently than the average persons (due to the anxiety that I experience)

What should have been a simple cavity filling turned into a frustrating series of visits. During…read morethe first appointment, Dr. Tapang did not use the standard blue bite-check paper and was unusually rough throughout the procedure. He also accidentally got filling material on a neighboring tooth, which caused them to stick together--he corrected it with a great deal of pressure and discomfort. When I expressed that the tooth still felt rough, my concern was brushed off. At the second visit, he finally used the bite-check paper but seemed rushed and dismissive. The tooth continued to hurt afterward. It wasn't until the third visit that he took an X-ray, adjusted the filling properly, and explained things more clearly. Still, instead of acknowledging the earlier issues, he implied that I might be overly sensitive. To make matters worse, the office rescheduled my routine cleaning five times--and my mother's appointments three times--with little apology or consideration for our time. I'm sharing this as a heads-up for others, especially those who are soft spoken or trusting, to advocate for themselves and seek care where they feel respected and heard.

Excellent care. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Top notch dentist. I would recommend him to…read moreeveryone.

Dr Kaur and her entire office team is so amazing. I had a great experience today coming in! As a…read morefirst time patient coming from dentists who are typically more traditional (with regards to their tech or care styles), Dr Kaur took this to the next level. Her office is very clean and modern. Her approach is very methodical & thoughtful! She goes into detail of your treatment plan, and how to approach your future appointments and at home care. She genuinely sounds like she cares about the livelihood of her patients and encourages them to do better about their cleanings instead of fear mongering them like other offices can do. Thank you for the care!

I have been a customer over the years because its so close to home and I always need dental work. I…read morehave mixed interactions with the front staff and being able to schedule exams and cleanings the same day. The hygienist are good and people who take the xrays has been positive. Recently the customer service in the front was so horrible while I was checking in for my appointment I ended up canceling it due to the attitude. The employee was rude and had me call my dental benefits and waste my time to confirm what I already said. After being frustrated and going back and forth in-person with the front lady (same day as the appointment) she said she would waive the fee but I would get billed in the mail and have to deal with insurance on my own and contact my HR. Not once did she reach out to insurance and I was never asked any of these questions prior to the appointment. I asked her about information for the year and she was not very unhelpful so I just canceled. When I left I called my insurance myself and then called back and was put on hold for a while(again wasting my time). I communicated to her I was correct. She was extremely rude calling me Miss. (First Name) every time she spoke to me and kept saying per our conversation and changing the wording repeating herself. I just got tired of wasting my time and told her I wanted to speak to her manager about how rude she is and the customer service not provided. She said her manager left and everything was recorded in a weird tone. I asked her what that meant because I was in person prior and really that sounded just weird in general to say I was recorded in a dental office. I told her that is good her service is recorded and I wanted to speak to the Dentist. I have been a patient for some years and spend thousands of dollars there and the service should be better. She said she would notify the Dentist. After some time I get a call and it's the same lady I just spoke to! She called back rudely requesting information from my discussion with my dental provider. I told her I didn't want to talk to her but the Dentist about her service because I would hope she is unaware of how she treats her customers. The lady said she would tell the Dentist something else and I couldn't talk to the dentist unless I provided more information. Who knows what she communicated, so I messaged the office about making a complaint and no followup so far. My husband used to go to this dentist and got frustrated arguing with another front rude lady that used to work there so he found another one. It was an I told you so conversation from him. The staff at the front are the first line of contact and if they have issues with customer service and communication I'm going somewhere else. I pay way too much on my teeth to be treated that way.

This is going to be a negative review but needs to be done for the safety of their future clients…read more My little brother came here recently to get his wisdom teeth removed, they preformed the surgery fine but it's the after care that is completely unacceptable. I had my wisdom teeth removed years ago (somewhere else obviously) but because of that I know the process. My brother did not receive the plastic syringe for the after care and it's been weeks now and luckily through my insurance I was able to run and pick one up. The point of the plastic syringe is to fill with water and clean the wound in your mouth post eating. If not, you have open pockets that can fill with food, which will essentially rot and cause pain and infections. The dentist and technicians should have given him directions PRE surgery and after. If it wasn't for me explaining my recovery care, he may have never know. Which would have resulted in an infection, hence more $$ spent on something that could have 100% be prevented. I'm extremely discouraged by his experience. FUTURE PATIENTS - BE CAUTIOUS.

I called and was able to get an appointment on short notice due to some discomfort I was…read moreexperiencing. Lisa was calm and professional as she walked me through the onboarding process and got me scheduled. The assistant who took my X-rays was also very kind, and I appreciated that their equipment is new and offers several less-invasive ways of taking X-rays and photos. Dr. Michael Castillo was warm and welcoming as well. We discussed my concerns, and he put me completely at ease.

Let me start out by saying I Love Gold River Smiles dentistry, they're always so accommodating and…read moretake the time to make sure that not only our children are comfortable but that as the parents are also at ease and fully aware of the process they need to go through for the best results. Both of my toddlers come here for their dental work and today my daughter Mia (age 3) is having a dental surgery, needless to say everything went smooth and according to plan as always with this dentistry. I Highly recommend Gold River Smiles to any parents who are looking for a Great pediatric dentistry! I also wanted to specifically acknowledge Tatyana and let everyone know how great she is with the children and keeping their minds worry free (from blowing up balloons to feeding the fish or turtles) She also makes sure to keep us the parents updated on what's happening throughout the surgery. We highly appreciate you're genuinely great customer service and it doesn't go unnoticed.

Three family members including me have been going to Dr. Nima for the past three years. We've all…read morehad different dental issues to work through--Invisalign for one, adult wisdom tooth removal and bite problems for another, and for me, a cosmetic makeover of my front teeth. For all of us, the experience has been amazing. Dr Nima is an incredibly skilled dentist with a great, patient temperament and a desire to do everything in the best possible way. His staff -- from the front desk to the assistants, hygienists and specialists -- is knowledgeable, kind, and friendly. Of all the dentist offices I've been treated in, Gold River Smiles is the best.

Just wanted to note that I had another great experience at Sunahara Smiles…read more Lori (hope the spelling is correct) is the best front office person ever- always a friendly face and a top notch pro. My dental assistant, Kevin (also known as Conan), is such a pleasure to be around - super professional and polite. He always makes me feel at ease. Dr Kimi is of course, a wonderful dentist. She is clearly an expert at her craft. I encourage you to patronize this office if you're looking for expert care and want to be around friendly and professional people. This is a world class operation.

First of all, the lone 1 star review is trippin'. I know who they are and they have constantly been…read morerude and entitled to staff for no real reason other than they're just miserable. Ignore their review. Moving right along... I have seen A LOT of dentists in my lifetime and it's been at least 15 years since I actually had a GOOD dentist. Everyone since that has royally messed up my teeth and done shotty work and were rough as heck. I had lost faith in dentists and began avoiding them. But my most recent crown came unsealed (thanks to my last nepo dentist) and I had no choice. So I looked around and found Beams. They had decent reviews so I thought fine. I am SO glad I chose Beams!!! Dr. Kimi is AWESOME!!!!! She is so very kind, patient, and most importantly does AMAZING work!!! She is super gentle and she always answers my annoyingly curious questions. The hygienists are also all so very kind and friendly also patient and willing to answer questions. And the staff is so very welcoming! They remembered who I was after the first visit and greeted me by name when I came in for my second visit. Everyone is so beyond warm and welcoming and it feels like the old days where the dentist felt like family. They also have state of the art technology like this contraption that scans of your mouth and creates 3D renders of your teeth and everything going on in them and the dentist can mess with the images on a touch screen. Like what?!?! I'd never ever seen anything like that! I have now been to Beams several times and I never leave disappointed. I absolutely LOVE it here. OH and I also love how you can communicate through text! I rarely have time to make or take calls these days so text is beyond convenient and the way of the modern world. Honestly, the only negative mark towards Beams is their non-mobile friendly website . PLEASE update the website! lol. Overall, Beams is top of the line as far as I'm concerned and I hope they and Dr. Kimi especially stick around for a long time!

We went in thinking I needed an oral surgeon for a wisdom tooth removal. As it turned out, the…read moredentist removed the tooth and charged $48 ($148 w/o insurance). The staff and the dentist were all professional and very nice to work with. I would strongly recommend them.

My 84-year-old father recently had a very troubling experience with this dental office, and after…read moremaking every reasonable effort to resolve the matter privately, I feel compelled to share what occurred. My father is an elderly patient who was recently diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. He speaks very softly; he stutters and struggles with mobility. As a result, he is particularly vulnerable and depends on healthcare providers to communicate clearly, exercise patience, and treat him with dignity and professionalism. The problems began during the crown process, on April 20, 2026. At the temporary crown appointment, my father informed the technician that the temporary crown had a rough edge. He was told not to worry about it. He also received very little guidance regarding aftercare and had to ask questions himself about eating, brushing, and flossing. Just a few days later, part of the temporary crown fell out, requiring an additional visit to have it reattached. A few days after that, the same portion fell out again. By the time he returned for his final crown appointment, the temporary crown was once again broken. During the final crown appointment on May 2, 2026, the technician removed the temporary crown and attempted to place the permanent crown. When it did not fit properly, the dentist, Dr. Kirandeep Kaur, entered the room and attempted to adjust the crown by grinding or drilling it outside of my father's mouth. The crown was then placed again, and my father was sent for an X-ray. After returning to the treatment room, my father was instructed to bite down on the crown. The crown cracked. My father immediately asked, "Did it crack?" The dentist responded, "Yes." At that point, my father expressed that he was unhappy with the experience. The dentist apologized and explained that another crown would need to be made. She further indicated that she could produce a replacement crown using a lower-quality material because it could be completed more quickly, and that the fee would be reduced. A staff member from the front desk later entered the room to ask why my father was unhappy. He explained the sequence of events and his concerns. Afterward, the dentist suggested beginning treatment on another tooth while waiting for the replacement crown process. My father declined. What is most disappointing is what happened afterward. On May 5, 2026, I personally visited the office and met privately with the office manager, Bella. The office was empty at the time, and our conversation was cordial and respectful. I specifically stated that my goal was not to create conflict, but rather to resolve the matter professionally and privately. I explained that I preferred to spread "light and love" rather than anger and that I hoped we could reach a fair resolution. I requested three simple actions: 1. A written apology to my father. 2. That his account balance be reduced to zero. 3. That his complete dental records be provided so he could seek treatment elsewhere and complete any remaining work with another provider. I requested that these actions be completed by May 9, 2026. The only request that was honored was the release of his records. No apology was provided. The account balance was not adjusted. Instead, my father later received a bill that included charges related to the replacement crown that became necessary after the original crown cracked during the fitting process. I am particularly disappointed because the office was given an opportunity to resolve this matter privately and respectfully. Rather than addressing the concerns of an elderly Parkinson's patient and demonstrating accountability, they chose not to follow through on the requested resolution. Patients deserve competent care, clear communication, and professional treatment--especially elderly patients who may be less able to advocate for themselves. Unfortunately, that was not our experience.

I do recommend this place I had a root canal and I though it was going to be painful but not…read morereally. I didn't take a picture in their place of business. I'll be going back soon. The lady was helpful. A bit in the rush but that's how it is.

I visited RC Dental Group and was quickly pushed toward a root canal by Dr. Kim without a proper…read morediagnostic process. When I insisted on a cold test, the sensation went away immediately -- it did not linger. According to the American Association of Endodontists, a diagnosis of irreversible pulpitis (the clinical justification for a root canal) requires lingering pain of 30 seconds or longer after the cold stimulus is removed. A sensation that disappears instantly is actually consistent with a healthy or reversible response. Despite this, Dr. Kim told me the result proved I needed a root canal -- which directly contradicts standard endodontic diagnostic criteria. Additionally, no written cost estimate was provided before the procedure. Under the federal No Surprises Act, healthcare providers -- including dental offices -- are legally required to provide a Good Faith Estimate in writing at least 1 business day before any non-emergency service. I was only told the cost after the root canal was completed, which is a violation of this patient protection law. A second opinion from another dentist confirmed my concerns about the cold test interpretation. This experience felt rushed, financially motivated, and lacking in the diagnostic thoroughness that patients deserve. I would strongly encourage anyone here to seek a second opinion before agreeing to any invasive procedure, and to specifically request a written cost estimate upfront -- it is your legal right.