Dentists

Great dentists. My wife and I have been going to Anderson/Hofner for about 5 years now. Friendly staff and great, patient oriented dentistry. We highly recommend these guys to anyone .

Had a toothache and needed it pulled just days before a vacation. Worked me right in and took excellent care of me. Great service & staff, would highly recommend 😁

I trust Dr. Raj so much that I bring my own daughter to his practice, for her braces. Dr. Manny Chopra-dentist

I absolutely love this place my 5 kids and myself go there. The doctor's there are awesome. Sometimes you do have to wait, but with how many people they do see I don't think it's an outrageous wait. Dr. Feildman is amazing my kids are comfortable with her. And they all see her. Dr. Santa is who I see and she is also amazing. I've very comfortable with her she's very easy to talk to, and she's definitely tries to help me with my anxiety, and other issues.

As a family, we have been to this office for over 35 years. I was seen here as a child and now my 3 daughters. Sometime since the year 2007, they have created a policy around missed appointments (no call no show). At first, I was told that if a patient misses more than 3 appointments, they will not be allowed to return. My youngest daughter has missed 2, one in 2015 and one just a couple weeks ago. But after looking at my family account, we've missed several appointments over the last 10 years. This is my fault as their parent. What doesn't sit well with me is most of these missed appointments were 7 years ago, before my youngest daughter (5 year old) was born. Yet she is still part of that tally. Just to be clear, if you miss a couple appointments with this office when your child is 5 years old, lets say, and then she misses another appointment when she's 15, your child will not be allowed to reschedule. The missed appointments never drop off and get a fresh start. So now I have to find a new pediatric dentist for my children (my lesson has been learned). I'm disappointed in this policy and hope that the Dentists controlling this office realize just how arrogant this policy is.

Excellent care and service! Adult and Kid friendly atmosphere with very caring Doctors and Staff!!!

Definitely NOT kid friendly... I wouldn't recommend anyone to this place!! My child had to get some work done and not only was Dr. Ionna being a a**hole he didnt want to do anymore with my child cause she was crying!! Come on she is 5 years old... ! He then recommended me to go somewhere else! Professional my a**!! You don't treat your patients like he did us! To top it all off my 5 year old has a bruise on her cheek inside and out!

I have had a bad experience with an Oral surgeon. 2014 I had my wisdom teeth taken out I had pain for weeks. The surgeon blew me off, said my pain was normal. He acted like it was no big deal. Would not give me more pain medicine..... I had to go to my D.O. To get pain medicine. It was the most painful experience of my life. This situation has given me extreme anxiety when it comes to ANY dental work now. Even fillings. So when I found out I needed another tooth pulled, I was extremely nervous. I found and chose Dr. Pollock from google and google reviews, I also liked that it was extremely close to my home. I walked into the office and was amazed that the waiting room was full. To me this was a good sign. Even though the office was full, they got me back for my consultation right away. Dr. Pollock came in and had a very kind, respectful bedside manner. He explained what would happen. He was talking and noticed my face and knew that I wanted to ask a question, he stopped what he was saying and asked me what was wrong. I explained my past experiences and how nervous I was. He quickly reassured me and comforted me. He even said ‘I am talking to you how I would talk to my own daughter...’ this statement was comforting to me. I went in for the procedure and once he got started, I noticed he was having a hard time getting my tooth out. He kept his cool through the ordeal. Once he got the tooth out, he explained to me why he had a hard time and most likely why the previous surgeon had a hard time getting my wisdom teeth out. He explained to me that I had no tendons in between my jaw and teeth. He explained that I would have pain. It will be painful. He acknowledged that there would be pain. He did not blow me off. I am currently laying in bed, on pain meds, on day 5, with intense jaw pain. But. I know why. There is a reason. The medical community can take a lesson from Dr. Pollock. Acknowledging pain, and being kind. The world needs more Dr. Pollocks. Also, the office staff is amazing. Very friendly, organized and kind. I felt very taken care of there.

Wish I didn't have to wait 4 months fo cleaning.