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Every time I go to another dentist they ask which dentist did such a poor job on my front teeth. I go to UCLA now. A lot of dentists say she ruined my front teeth. Very pushy and condescending as well. STAY AWAY! Choose someone who is skilled and passionate. Not worth getting teeth ruined.

Avoid at all costs. I went there a few times before realizing they try to oversell you on everything... Funny thing I would not have written a review if I had not been contacted for a supposedly procedure charge 3 YEARS LATER!!!.... Without my knowledge nor consent, they charged me for a special periodontal cleaning which is not covered by the insurance...And they are now threatening me for collection

Dr. Mohammadi is helping to repair a poorly filled cavity and I’m so happy I found her! In past experiences there were hidden charges, I felt rushed and unheard. Dr. Mohammadi is kind and makes the whole process simple!

Great care and attention! Didn’t have to wait long at all!

Highly recommended - Marjan made me feel instantly at ease, the clinic itself is clean, modern, spa-like, with a place to park your car. I found Marjan's explanations of the treatment options very clear and helpful, and she was calm and gentle when performing the treatments I needed. I appreciated little touches like the hot towel to clean up with afterwards! This was a first visit, and I'm happy I've found such a good dentist in my area for the future.

I arrived before 9am for my 9am appointment. Another patient arrived around 9:15a . It was obvious the office has double-booked me and another patient but they wouldn't admit there was an oversight. They took the other patient first and left me waiting for over an hour until I asked if I would be seen soon. Then, the dentist told the receptionist she could take my X-rays. It was after 10a when the dentist finally came over to introduce herself and analyze my teeth. Then, she made me watch an Invisalign video and kept me waiting for another 15 minutes. I told the office I had not budgeted several hours of my workday for a cleaning that I was told would take 1 hour. The office also doesn't offer patient parking which means you''ll need to park at a meter (2-hour limit) or park on one of the residential streets (also a 2 hour limit but read the signs for street cleaning). I told the dentist it would be best to make new patients aware of the parking situation and how much time they should allow to complete the cleaning appointment in advance.