By VerifiedReviewer05 at Citysearch December 01, 2011
I have panic attacks often when I visit doctors offices or dentists offices, but since I have been going to Pacific Dental to see Dr. Harmik, I have been able to manage them better. He does a great job calming me down and getting me relaxed so he can work on my teeth. Just the fact that he can talk down my panic attacks is the biggest reason why I continue to go and see him. - LQ ...read more
By Verified Reviewer at Citysearch November 23, 2011
I really hate to leave the house, so Dr. Derhartounian really makes it easier for me to visit the dentist because of how nice and friendly he is. He always does a great job with my teeth, and everyone on his staff is fantastic. I think just creating a comfortable environment for me is the most important thing to get me to the dentist. - Tammy ...read more
By jaycyn414 at Citysearch February 25, 2011
see yelp! all of our experiences are the same. It cannot be a coincidence.\t\n\t\nmy review from Yelp...\t\nMy experience is almost verbatim with the story listed right below me by Pinky D. and that was a year ago! Even the $$$$ figure. What are the odds that we had the exact same experience and the same amount of work that needed to be done. They told me 16K worth of work needed to be done and that I had peridontal disease and that my insurance only covers 9K so my balance would be 6614 or 158/mo. They told me to apply for carecredit but i couldnt get approved for them to do the work.\t\n\t\nMy mouth still aches and I am wondering what kind of insurance I have that doesnt pay for what I need? I tried to get the broken part of my tooth fixed to at least get that done and they said after the insurance i would owe them $950.00.\t\n\t\nI looked at our insurance benefits tonight and the amount that is my co-pay is so WAY BELOW what I was being quoted at the dental office.\t\n\t\nThe doctor owns a Porsche that is parked in front, so maybe the review below about student loans and a car paynent is right on the money.\t\n\t\nDont go unless you want to pay alot of money or get scared that your mouth is falling apart! I left there crying. ...read more
In the United States, dental students may choose to study forensic dentistry as an elective or obtain a postgraduate degree. The elective is a short course. A postgraduate allows students to receive a specialized degree. The University of Texas-San Antonio and the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology r... ...read more
Remember the embarrassment of falling asleep in front of someone, while your dentures slip from the roof of your mouth. Just far enough, not wanting anyone to know in the first place, you are wearing dentures. A proper fit is the best solution. In a pinch, however, denture adhesive can help prevent an... ...read more