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EmilyT Trinh
2 years ago
Overall bad service. Their office failed to submit a claim to our insurance company. Zero customer service. They refused to work with ins company.

Randi Ausland
2 years ago
A great doctor. Relaxed, communicative, professional. Did a great job reducing my anxiety. Highly recommend.

Ted Ahre
2 years ago
Great endodontist. He has treated two teeth for me and should another abscess occur, I will return to him.

Ting Sheppy
2 years ago
My general dentist referred me to Dr. Walker a few years back. I was in pretty severe pain. Dr. Walker made time to meet with me during his lunch hour the very next day from my dentist appointment. All the staff were already in the lunchroom when I left the clinic. I believe my first treatment was on a Friday, which was usually Dr. Walker's paper work day. The treatment was estimated to be three visits, but it ended up to be four visits (with no extra charge) until my tooth was completely fixed. I also fell asleep numerous times during the treatment. (Probably snored, too.) Dr. Walker had to wake me up a few times to move my head. The staff always kindly reminded me to eat a big breakfast before I came to the visit, because I wouldn't be able to eat for some time after each treatment. They were friendly and professional. Now a few years later, I've been going back to my general doctor every six months for check up. The tooth that Dr. Walker worked on is still going strong!

Paulraj Marichamy
2 years ago
Great treatment

Paulraj Marichamy
3 years ago
Great treatment

Ting Sheppy
3 years ago
My general dentist referred me to Dr. Walker a few years back. I was in pretty severe pain. Dr. Walker made time to meet with me during his lunch hour the very next day from my dentist appointment. All the staff were already in the lunchroom when I left the clinic. I believe my first treatment was on a Friday, which was usually Dr. Walker's paper work day. The treatment was estimated to be three visits, but it ended up to be four visits (with no extra charge) until my tooth was completely fixed. I also fell asleep numerous times during the treatment. (Probably snored, too.) Dr. Walker had to wake me up a few times to move my head. The staff always kindly reminded me to eat a big breakfast before I came to the visit, because I wouldn't be able to eat for some time after each treatment. They were friendly and professional. Now a few years later, I've been going back to my general doctor every six months for check up. The tooth that Dr. Walker worked on is still going strong!

Josh Parker
4 years ago
I have been seeing Dr. Walker for a couple of years now. Being hit by a baseball 20 years ago as a child has caused multiple root canals and more. No one looks forward to a root canal or apicoectomy.. however, I do look forward to seeing Dr Walker and everyone who works at his office as they have always treated me like their top priority. They are very professional, but are also friendly and make me feel relaxed no matter the situation. I take comfort in knowing I am getting the best possible treatment and that each step of the process will be explained to me along the way (and in terminology I understand). Dr. Walker not only performs the required treatment and surgery, but also has multiple follow ups at 6 months and one year to ensure his work is 100% and that everything is healing properly. I HIGHLY recommend Dr Walker and am incredibly grateful I was referred to his office two years ago by my dentist. Josh

Angie Von Haden
4 years ago
Like Sami Brown, I've never been in your office either. I also pray that google doesn't remove this review, as I feel others should know what a heartless, negligent, unprofessional you are. My brother, however, did have the unfortunate experience of coming into your office. For the last 2 years he has been battling stage 4 colon cancer, and all of the chemo and radiation he's been through has taken a toll on his teeth, causing them to break down and become abcessed. He was in serious pain and basically swallowing poison from the abscesses in his mouth. I believe the words you spoke to him were something along the lines of "he should almost be hospitalized" due to how bad the infection/abscesses were. He had insurance, but even with insurance, you quoted (nothing in writing of course, that we requested) that he would have to pay $5000 to cover the rest. All of the work wouldn't be completed at once, it would be a couple different appts. So when we offered to pay the $2500, which is all we had at that time, to cover the 1st appt, you denied him because of "being burned" in the past?!! You wanted the entire $5k upfront! This patient, that you just put the fear of god in, by saying "he should be hospitalized" and then turned him away when you realized he didn't have the $5000, didn't need that added stress! He's been through enough! Has your human kindness and the hippocratic oath you took been overcome by arrogance and greed? At the very least, your negligence to his medical needs and unsympathetic nature should be reported. It gets worse...We then found out that we have to prolong his latest surgery, that will input the colostomy bag that could save his life, until AFTER the infection in his mouth has been rectified! Thank god not everyone has turned their backs on helping their fellow man, or ruled by greed! Our family dentist cleaned and treated the abscesses, as well as provided medication to help with the infection and pain. I started a GOFUND me account, and in less than 24 hours was able to raise more than enough money to pay for my brothers oral surgery. ALL FROM THE KINDNESS OF STRANGERS! So you see Mr.Walker, not all people are like the ones who "burned you" in the past, we had every intention of paying for the surgery. Maybe you should judge less, and practice the Hippocratic oath you took a little more. Here it is in case you've forgotten; The Hippocratic Oath taken by dentists promises to do no intentional harm to patients. The oath also describes the importance of sympathy and understanding throughout the care of a patient. The dental Hippocratic Oath also reminds the dentist that prevention is preferable to cure of disease. This is a good reminder for patients as well, who sometimes forget that their own actions have a considerable effect on their dental health. The Hippocratic Oath for dentists explains that following the oath will deliver everlasting respect and affection from the community and the dentist's patients. PS- I have absolutely ZERO respect or affection for you.

Larry W. Brown
4 years ago
Both my wife and I are patients of Dr. Walker and have always received superior treatment and service from his entire practice. He goes to great lengths to explain your situation and how best to resolve the issues(s) keeping you informed throughout the procedure of how things are going which is very much appreciated, especially during a lengthy procedure. We both have learned a lot from him and his staff and will always feel comfortable should we require any future dental procedures.

lois cook
4 years ago
Larry & I are very pleased with Dr. James Walker in the root canals that he performed on us. He is extremely thorough & did an outstanding job. We would highly recommend him to anyone who needed his services. Also, he has a very experienced & friendly staff.

Josh Parker
4 years ago
I have been seeing Dr. Walker for a couple of years now. Being hit by a baseball 20 years ago as a child has caused multiple root canals and more. No one looks forward to a root canal or apicoectomy.. however, I do look forward to seeing Dr Walker and everyone who works at his office as they have always treated me like their top priority. They are very professional, but are also friendly and make me feel relaxed no matter the situation. I take comfort in knowing I am getting the best possible treatment and that each step of the process will be explained to me along the way (and in terminology I understand). Dr. Walker not only performs the required treatment and surgery, but also has multiple follow ups at 6 months and one year to ensure his work is 100% and that everything is healing properly. I HIGHLY recommend Dr Walker and am incredibly grateful I was referred to his office two years ago by my dentist. Josh

Angie Von Haden
5 years ago
Like Sami Brown, I've never been in your office either. I also pray that google doesn't remove this review, as I feel others should know what a heartless, negligent, unprofessional you are. My brother, however, did have the unfortunate experience of coming into your office. For the last 2 years he has been battling stage 4 colon cancer, and all of the chemo and radiation he's been through has taken a toll on his teeth, causing them to break down and become abcessed. He was in serious pain and basically swallowing poison from the abscesses in his mouth. I believe the words you spoke to him were something along the lines of "he should almost be hospitalized" due to how bad the infection/abscesses were. He had insurance, but even with insurance, you quoted (nothing in writing of course, that we requested) that he would have to pay $5000 to cover the rest. All of the work wouldn't be completed at once, it would be a couple different appts. So when we offered to pay the $2500, which is all we had at that time, to cover the 1st appt, you denied him because of "being burned" in the past?!! You wanted the entire $5k upfront! This patient, that you just put the fear of god in, by saying "he should be hospitalized" and then turned him away when you realized he didn't have the $5000, didn't need that added stress! He's been through enough! Has your human kindness and the hippocratic oath you took been overcome by arrogance and greed? At the very least, your negligence to his medical needs and unsympathetic nature should be reported. It gets worse...We then found out that we have to prolong his latest surgery, that will input the colostomy bag that could save his life, until AFTER the infection in his mouth has been rectified! Thank god not everyone has turned their backs on helping their fellow man, or ruled by greed! Our family dentist cleaned and treated the abscesses, as well as provided medication to help with the infection and pain. I started a GOFUND me account, and in less than 24 hours was able to raise more than enough money to pay for my brothers oral surgery. ALL FROM THE KINDNESS OF STRANGERS! So you see Mr.Walker, not all people are like the ones who "burned you" in the past, we had every intention of paying for the surgery. Maybe you should judge less, and practice the Hippocratic oath you took a little more. Here it is in case you've forgotten; The Hippocratic Oath taken by dentists promises to do no intentional harm to patients. The oath also describes the importance of sympathy and understanding throughout the care of a patient. The dental Hippocratic Oath also reminds the dentist that prevention is preferable to cure of disease. This is a good reminder for patients as well, who sometimes forget that their own actions have a considerable effect on their dental health. The Hippocratic Oath for dentists explains that following the oath will deliver everlasting respect and affection from the community and the dentist's patients. PS- I have absolutely ZERO respect or affection for you.

Shar Everett
5 years ago
Dr Walker is a fantastic endontist! He and his team are very professional, have excellent service and are incredibly thorough. My root canal procedure went perfectly and I had no pain after which was great. Highly recommended!!

lois cook
5 years ago
Larry & I are very pleased with Dr. James Walker in the root canals that he performed on us. He is extremely thorough & did an outstanding job. We would highly recommend him to anyone who needed his services. Also, he has a very experienced & friendly staff.

Larry W. Brown
5 years ago
Both my wife and I are patients of Dr. Walker and have always received superior treatment and service from his entire practice. He goes to great lengths to explain your situation and how best to resolve the issues(s) keeping you informed throughout the procedure of how things are going which is very much appreciated, especially during a lengthy procedure. We both have learned a lot from him and his staff and will always feel comfortable should we require any future dental procedures.

Jaroslav Strba
5 years ago
Nothing but a great experience! His staff went out of their way to schedule my appointments for several root canals. As far as the procedure itself, I was shocked how painless the experience was (my expectation was based on the popular saying "I'd rather have a root canal than..."). Dr. Walker is very professional, thorough and friendly. The teeth he worked on have been trouble-free since the treatment. Now I can honestly say "I'd rather have a root canal at Dr. Walker's!"

Katka Cechova
5 years ago
My general dentist recommended me to Dr. Walker for a root canal. Coming off of bad dental experiences as a child I was frightened. I have to say Dr. Walker's procedure was a breath of fresh air. Dr. Walker is that rare combination of super competent and compassionate. When he discovered I have additional tiny root canals that were not even shown on the X-ray, he added another session and didn't charge me anything extra. The whole treatment was totally painless. Since my general dentist was on medical leave, Dr. Walker went above and beyond and also did a filling on my treated toot after his regular working hours! He worked on my tooth as if it was his own. I don't believe there is a better endodontist in the entire Pacific Northwest and I would give him 100 stars if I could. I recommend Dr. Walker to anyone!

Sami Brown
5 years ago
Unprofessional, a scammer, do not sign until services are provided. Dishonest and an embarrassment to the other local dentists in the area. Poor communication. I'd offer zero stars if that was an option.

Jason Grassman
5 years ago
Dr Walker is an excellent dentist. His staff is both friendly and professional. I highly recommend him for your periodontal needs such as root canals.