Liang Wei DMD

Dr Liang is a great dentist. He is very kind, caring and professional. The office is super clean and relaxing. Appointments are never over scheduled like most offices therefore you never have to wait!!

Dr Liang is a great dentist. His office is up to date and very clean. He and his staff are very conscientious. Going to the dentist isn't one of my favorite things to do, but everybody is kind and his office is calming so I don't mind going for my cleanings :)

Dr. Liang is the best dentist I've ever gone to! I wish I would had known about him sooner. He is very caring, kind, professional, respectful, friendly, personable and approachable. He listens very attentively to questions and/or problems I have and he answers and explains in a way a patient can understand. He schedules his appointments with ample time for what you need; so you never feel rush. His Assistant, Vivian is also great! She's very nice, sweet, helpful and knowledgeable. The office is always clean, organized and welcoming. I highly recommend Dr. Liang.

Dr. Liang is such a great Dentist that I even travel out of state for my appointments with him! He has done a lot of different work on my teeth, from cleaning, to crowns, to caps and I have the "white coat syndrome", but Dr. Liang has a way to always make me feel at ease. He is very compassionate.

I really want to give this office a one star review , but in all fairness he is a nice man and a decent dentist with some exceptions. My main complaint is regarding his treatment of kids and the lack of ability to treat them. My daughter was there for cleaning and there was no mention of any cavities , and really his version of cleaning or a checkup with my children in any case is to just take a quick look and brush them. I've never taken my kids to another office so as far as I know this might be legit for small children. Cut to three or four months after her cleaning and I look in her mouth and am astonished to find a pretty sizeable black mark on her upper tooth. I called the office and said That I was pretty sure my daughter had a cavity , could we come in? They made her an appointment and we go, a cavity is confirmed and I'm expecting to make an appointment to fill it, but this isn't the case. He informs me he can't fill her cavity because he doesn't have the gas to put her under so she will have to find a pediatric dentist. I'm kind of taken back at that point, and really wanted to ask why in the world would you take children as clients if you are unable to perform basic dentistry on them, state I don't treat kids and call it a day. If you want to do cleanings on kids but not do routine follow up for cavities that might be found , then warn a parent to save them the hassle of making a new appointment at a new office and the runaround. Even when I called and said that I thought she had a cavity, state then that you can't fill it and go somewhere else. Well, I finally get in at another office with a pediatric dentist and we wake up to my daughters face swollen and we head to the dentist. He takes 2 minutes to say we can't even save the tooth, it's too decayed and is has formed a bad abscess , she has to take antibiotics and if it's gets worse she has to be hospitalized, make an appointment to have it pulled ... I asked the dentist would this cavity have been visible from her last cleaning, he stated point blank the cavity would have been there but not as decayed as it is now. It's heartbreaking to see your little girl in pain , and it's also slightly humiliating to have such a drastic issue dealt with last minute despite regular cleanings. I will say fairly , he does decent work on my husband and my husband did like him, but if an office doesn't have the tools to treat children they probably should not take them on as patients .