Crown Dentistry

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Cody Jennings

I have a history of hating going to the dentist, but Dr. Chans office was pretty great. Just got home after my first (real work to do, not just a cleaning) appointment, so this review is pretty fresh, in the sense of time between experience and writing. And I have to say, I enjoyed it as much as you can possibly enjoy needles and drills in your mouth. The staff is VERY attentive and friendly. They have a good time, cracking jokes with each other and the patients, which I appreciated, but there was one moment where I was talking with the woman assisting Dr. Chan, and the doc needed some piece of info from my chart. All he did was quietly say "whats his ?"-- but the woman dropped what she was talking about immediately in order to get Dr. Chan the info he needed. It left a good impression on me-- they were enjoying their jobs, I was enjoying my experience (relatively speaking), AND my time was being respected. Seriously, think about your own interactions with various people providing you a service. Medical, retail, any kind of service. Normally youll encounter 2 of those things at once, but very rarely do you get all 3. Dr. Chans assistant took great care of me in her own right, by the way. She gets 5 stars too. Cant remember her name because, did I mention? You can optionally get laughing gas if you feel like local anesthesias not gonna chill you out enough. (I feel like there was a double-n... Anna? Jennifer?) I have spent several dental appointments (elsewhere), squinting at the docs safety glasses, trying to figure out what the hell was going on in my mouth by looking at the tiny reflection. The sound of the drills, or a doctor making any sort of negative noise-- that drives me nuts. What happened?! what did he see that made him make that sound?! I would rather hear a dentist say "Wow that is a LOT of blood!" than to just click his tongue, shake his head, and reach for the gauze. At least I KNOW then. So I mentioned that itd be cool if I could know what was going on-- and they took me seriously! He didnt seem to really believe that he heard me right so he had to get clarification. "So... you want a play-by-play?" Absolutely. And so reclining on the dentist-chair, that Vile Throne of Darkest Evil, was made much more comfortable, by replacing my dread of the unknown with just the occasional explanation of what was actually going on. Which is great, because I typically do not have 4 hands in my mouth at the same time; its very unfamiliar territory. A little explanation goes a long way. In closing: chan da man, very tooth, much fix, wow

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A Private User

I haven’t had too many bad experiences with the dentist but I have had enough to make me not want to go. My fear of needles doesn’t help either. I have been with Crown Dentistry for about 3-4 years now and I can honestly say I love going to the dentist. I have had 2 root canals with Dr. Chan. I have never met a dentist who is so gentle. Every time I have gotten Novocain, I never feel the needle. He treats you as if you were his family member, making sure you get the best care. His entire staff is warm and friendly, from the second you walk in; Vanessa greets you with a big smile. All of the Dental Assistants are great but Leanne is my favorite. Every time I go, I feel like I’m getting together with friends. I really hope anyone reading this will seriously consider going to Crown Dentistry, I promise once you switch, you will wonder why you didn’t switch sooner. Karrmynne :)

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Ronald J. Barrios

Nurtured and Problem Solved, with Great Bed Side Manners. I Won. Ron