Modern equipment helps make us one of the most technologically advanced offices in the area. It enables us to be faster, less invasive and more efficient while offering the highest level of dental care at an affordable cost to you.
CEREC CAD/CAM is the epitome of Modern Dentistry. It means that in just 2 hours you can have a crown! There are no temporaries and no need for a second visit. It's a precise fit. CEREC CAD/CAM is less invasive and delivers durable, natural looking crowns in a snap.
Electronic Dental Records are an integrated part of our practice management system. Our paperless system delivers electronic charting, digital imaging and enhanced case presentation where it is needed most... at chair side.
Digital X-rays offer a huge advantage in early detection and preventive services. Advanced image manipulation and analysis, for example, allows your doctor to detect early stages of gum disease through recognition of bone level changes, or by evaluating the results against a previous treatment.
An intraoral camera is an indispensable diagnostic and educational tool. The tiny video camera moves around inside of your mouth and generates a tooth by tooth video exam of your teeth. Using an intraoral camera allows patients to better understand their dental needs by seeing what the dentist sees and then having it explained.
Lasers are a non-surgical approach to arresting the progression of periodontal disease. Following scaling and root planing, a laser is used to significantly reduce the bacterial colonies and decontaminate the infected periodontal pocket. Lasers also remove the infected tissue lining the periodontal pocket. As the infected tissue is removed, microscopic blood clots form and your body's natural healing response takes over. As you heal, the tissue reattaches to the bone and your gums return to a healthy infection-free state.
Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) is an advanced, proven technology that provides more precise three-dimensional (3D) imaging for more accurate diagnosis and treatment of oral health conditions. 3D dental X-rays can uncover issues that may not be detectable with 2D X-rays. By making images easier to see, its helpful in gaining a better understanding of oral health conditions and suggested treatment.
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Rating 4.4 out of 5 based on 53 reviews
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newest oldest highest lowestCharleen Law
a year ago
I was there yesterday thinking I would need to have a tooth extracted. I have high anxiety. The people there treated me so great. Always talking to me so I can be a little calmer. They saved the tooth and I had a root canal which did not take log at all and will be back next week for a crown. I would highly recommend this establishment.
xMufusaa
a year ago
I came here for a deep cleaning on tuesday, Emily helped me. She was very polite and assuring. I was very pleased with my cleaning, I would definitely recommend coming here for a cleaning.
Vincent Reynoso
a year ago
Just went in and spoke to a lady named Emily, she had excellent services and brought a smile to my face.
Apple C
a year ago
Dr pandhoh and the staff are the very best, the only dentist to work on my teeth with zero problems. Thank you for the many years!
Valerie Guerrero
a year ago
So this review is LONG overdue but better late than never. I just wanted to say that I was EXTREMELY satisfied and grateful for Dr. Pandoh and Elizabeth. I have been coming to this office for over two years and they have both been very helpful and patient with providing me care. They always answer my questions and assist with any concerns I may have. They are the reason I am constantly recommending this office. Great team!!
kathy perez
2 years ago
Dr Hadidjaja was extremely personable, very through and a sweetheart :) and he's front office
Lupe Arreola
2 years ago
Great experience, would recommend this office ,front office Marcia and jay were great very friendly! Doctors and staff are great ! As well
Chris Sabin
2 years ago
The staff are VERY friendly and patient! I'm not the easiest patient because of my gaging reflexes but they were so understanding. If you're not a fan of the dentist then definitely try Walnut Smiles.
John Kennedy Tannous
2 years ago
As a new patient, I called Walnut Smiles and was able to schedule an appointment for the following day. The staff is very friendly and professional. Dr. Pandhoh is very kind, gentle, and clear in his communication.
Jeanette Peraza
2 years ago
Great Dental office! Very clean, and the staff is always so friendly.
Emma Santiago
2 years ago
Always professional and thorough. The staff is always super nice
Dorene Del Real
2 years ago
My whole family goes here. Friendly staff, very clean and reasonable prices. The dentist is really meticulous when it comes to working on her patients. I feel like she's a perfectionist. They made my 8year old feel very comfortable. This is our new dentist office!
Ryan Alvarez
2 years ago
My name is Adrian and I just wanted to say that I've been to my share of dentists, however I have yet to be treated the way I have at Walnut Smiles. Dr. Thakkar not only has wonderful bedside manners but went above and beyond my expectations for a pressing concern and unusual request for a temporary tooth before implant. I thought my request was not going to be satisfactory however she made it happen and even better than my expectations! If it wasn't for her and the lovely, kind staff, I'm not sure I'd be a happy client but I am Thank you again. Overall my experience has been a very pleasant one and I will not be a customer at any other dentistry, this is where I will forever be
Adrian Alvarez
2 years ago
I don't know why my acct posted under my husbands name but here is my own from my actual acct lol) My name is Adrian and I just wanted to say that I've been to my share of dentists, however I have yet to be treated the way I have at Walnut Smiles. Dr. Thakkar not only has wonderful bedside manners but went above and beyond my expectations for a pressing concern and unusual request for a temporary tooth before implant. I thought my request was not going to be satisfactory however she made it happen and even better than my expectations! If it wasn't for her and the lovely, kind staff, I'm not sure I'd be a happy client but I am Thank you again. Overall my experience has been a very pleasant one and I will not be a customer at any other dentistry, this is where I will forever be
Alvaro Preciado
2 years ago
Great place to get your teeth cleaned. Fast and quick service. I have been coming here for years now.
David Galland
2 years ago
Nice, clean and efficient office here. Marsha and Apple work with us to make things go smoothly!
Fernando Santiago
2 years ago
Always have a great experience coming in to this place. The staff is really nice and on it all the time especially the manager Marcia. Thank you Walnut Smiles!
Zzoey_ Bellaa
2 years ago
Great customer service ! Friendly staff that walked me through the entire process and explained everything that would take place. My experience was great - and I hate going to the dentist! I was left with the impression that the staff really did care about me as a patient.
Soniraye
2 years ago
IF YOU HATE THE DENTIST YOU HAVE TO GIVE THIS PLACE A TRY. I came to this office after having a very scarring experience at another. I was terrified of the dentist for YEARS but this office has single handedly changed my view and feel for dental hygiene. They have done everything for me, from braces to root canals. It was not easy to gain my trust but with every procedure I was always treated with care, also received explanations and encouragement when I was worried. Every. Single. Member of their staff has been kind and caring. And if that doesn't convince you... I drive literally an hour round trip just to go to this office because they have truly earned my loyalty. Keep being great guys<3
David Lee
2 years ago
I went to this place cause it was closest location to my place and I didn't think too much about just getting a regular cleaning. When I went them, the female dentist showed me X-rays, that I was between Stage II (moderate periodontitis) and Stage III (severe periodontitis). I asked about getting braces and was told that I needed deep cleaning before I could do that, so I said yes to getting a deep cleaning. It was PAINFUL, probably cause she failed to properly administer the anesthesia. My gums was BLEEDING all over the place. My insurance didn't cover the deep cleaning, so I had to pay out-of-pocket around $400. A few months later, I called my insurance to figure out exactly what my plans. They called this dental office and discovered that I was overcharged $72. They sent me a refund 3 weeks later. A week after that, I called for appointment again for a quick inspection cause I was feeling pain around my gum area. Whoever I called kept assuring me that this would be a 'free' visit so long as no work was done and I was only there for quick inspection. I go there and they say nothing is wrong with me. The problem here is that male dentist I talked to said that I only in between minor gingivitis to Stage I (early periodontitis). Maybe only my back teeth had Stage II and Stage III and my front teeth had Stage I. I don't know. Regardless, I was still charged $12 for the office visit despite no work being done. I find out later that deep cleaning isn't required before getting braces. A regular cleaning would have been enough. I am currently suffering from momentary pain from the gaps of space in between my teeth cause by my gum receding. Anyway, to summarize why I regret coming here: 1) Misinformation regarding the health of my gums (two dentists from the same office should be giving the same evaluation, not two conflicting evaluations) 2) Misinformation regarding the necessity of deep cleaning (wouldn't have happened if they hadn't misinformed about the health of my gum) 3) Overcharged for my cleaning (refunded, but even so, it should haven't happened in the first place) 4) Misinformation regarding my quick inspection (they're claiming the receptionist I talked to over the phone was a new employee) 5) Lastly, they tried to upsell me by offering to a special laser treatment that will get thoroughly get rid of harmful bacteria remaining in my gum, Gemini Diode Laser, I believe. This is as irrelevant was getting a special car paint coating for your car that only weeks 1 week before wearing off. Whatever bacteria this laser would have killed, would have returned within a matter of days from all of the food you eat, so the laser treatments is completely pointless. Update: Ok, maybe not entirely pointless. Turns out, you're suppose to disinfect your gum after a deep cleaning to avoid infection during the healing process. Think they failed to communicate the necessity cost of a oral cleansing after a deep cleaning * This one is debatable, but I believe my recent pains, pockets of space between the gumline and teeth (diastema), and gum recession are a side effects of that deep cleaning they gave me. In order to deep clean, they have to dig deep into my gums, cleaning out the existing plague, but creating an opening for infection by excessively cutting into my gums. That, or the fact that I have crowding teeth made it hard for me to clean in-between my teeth, leading to the gum infection and my current situation. There is a possibility that I'm falsely accusing this office for a problem that was of no fault of their own. I'm just in A LOT of pain right now and feel like ranting. Update: Turns out, this office had nothing to do with my current oral health problem. A recent blood test shows that I have vitamin D deficiency, leading to weak teeth, which leads to gum recession. As for the pain, it can be contribute to all of those random toothpaste and probiotics I took before I correctly identified the source of my pain.
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