POMS Oral Surgery + Dental Implants

Katiee Mceachean 5 months ago

they was so nice to me, the doctor was great everyone always pokes me at least 5 times. he only did once. they played music and everything, everyone was very sweet and I was very very nervous

Najiba Mohammadi 5 months ago

This was by far the worst experience I’ve ever had with a dentist. Not only did they lack basic professional skill, but their work was careless and completely irresponsible. The dentist was cold, dismissive, and showed zero concern for the pain or comfort of the patient. I strongly advise everyone to stay away from this place unless you want to waste your time, money, and risk your health.🥵😡

The TiGer 5 months ago

Absolutely terrible experience. This was one of the worst dental visits I have ever had. The staff was rude, careless, and acted like patients were a burden. The dentist was impatient, rough, and showed no concern for comfort or professionalism. Nothing was explained properly, and it felt like they only cared about taking money as quickly as possible. The office was disorganized, the wait time was ridiculous, and the overall service was unacceptable. I left in more pain than when I arrived and with zero confidence in their work. I would strongly advise people to avoid this place and find a dentist who actually respects patients.🤮🥲😡😡😡

Susan Naudé 6 months ago

POMS did a great job with my teen’s wisdom teeth removal. The office operated like a well-oiled machine getting us in, obtaining x-ray, the doctor put the IV in easily, and the procedure was over very quickly. Their post-surgical protocol for medication to address pain and inflammation worked very well (with judiciously applied ice packs). My kid had very little pain overall and slept through most of it over the days following the extraction. I will recommend POMS and Dr. Won to other parents!

Julia 9 months ago

I am writing to formally report a serious and unacceptable incident that occurred during my minor daughter’s wisdom tooth extraction procedure at your clinic. During the placement of an IV for anesthesia, a young woman who was not identified as a nurse or licensed medical professional — and appeared to be front-desk staff — entered the procedure room. She attempted to start the IV without wearing gloves, repeatedly inserting and redirecting the needle when she was unable to locate a vein. My daughter was visibly distressed and was, in effect, treated as a trial subject. This alone represents a grave breach of medical standards. However, the situation escalated further when the same individual carelessly threw used IV materials and packaging onto a tray that had been prepared for sterile instruments, completely compromising sterility and creating a clear risk of infection. I personally examined my daughter’s arm the following day and observed multiple puncture injuries. I have photographic documentation of the injuries and am prepared to provide them if necessary. As the supervising physician/dentist, you are ultimately responsible for ensuring that only properly trained, licens