Dental Wellness of Anaheim

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(714) 535-3254

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Main location250 W Lincoln Ave Anaheim California 92805 US(714) 535-3254

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Customer Reviews

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Cesar Jaime9 days ago

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I go to this Dr. MARYAM WAHEED, I tell her I want to have implant whole in lower, I asked her how much she say $ 8,000.00 I agree to pay $8,000.00 with my credit card, after a long time I wait and it’s done and they put in mouth and it only denture I so upset and I left after more than 1 year the denture broke and I tell them to fix it and she told to pay $1,200.00. I don’t understand, what kind of dentist is she.

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Cristal Martinez16 days ago

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Horrible experience. If I could give zero stars I would. Finding a dentist is difficult as it is. But this office has a dental procedure that is mandatory to provide further services. Of course it's a service not covered by insurance plan. I simply went in for a routine cleaning and xray. I declined their "office required" procedure of dental photography that would enable them to see cavities. The fee is $35 but no one ever disclosed this fee or office procedure prior to my dental appointment or not even in writing or email. Dentist offices are all scams nowadays. Do your research and ask more questions before wasting your time. Dentist should be upfront of their services rendered and protocol and process prior to us driving to the appointment not the day of.

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Yai Yaily4 months ago

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Just called to make an appointment for the first time and was asked the general questions of phone #, name and address but for the person that answered to "verify insurance" although my appointment was supposed to be a week from today, they wanted my social security # or drivers license #. When I said if that's the case just cancel the appointment, this guy straight out hanged up, RUDE! Yea no thanks, I would never give my personal info over the phone to some random person specially my social and he insisted. Ive been to different dental offices before and this is the first time I am asked for that!

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