Q: positive

A: I am a Las Vegas dentist and personally know the doctors in this office. Over the last 7 years i had the fortunate pleasure of learning new techniques and topics in dentistry. I have taken many months of classes where the subject had been periodontics and implants. Dr. Jeff Wang and Dr. Allen Huang are very knowledgeable doctors. They are fantastic at their live surgeries. I have read some of the reviews that speak negatively about fees and etc. One point to make as a fellow dentist for those patients who care to read my review is the fact that one should look for a doctor because of his higher knowledge and way of care and not how expensive things are. In general everything in life can be regarded as expensive. Trust me last thing you want is a cheap doctor or one that goes from room to room. High tech dentistry and top notch quality products are the reason medicine is expensive. If you find yourself in a cheap office it might actually turn out two to three times more expensive because of the lack of quality of care. Professionals like these are real friends one should wish to acquire. When a doctor can showcase his work to his peers who can be very critical then it is a sign that they are beyond good. I am glad I have known you all. Dr. Athari

Q: negative

A: Staff don't really acknowledge the fact that you're there, aside from when they're trying to add on services. I guess they're used to groups of people going together, instead of going by themselves. Either way, the service was sub par, I kinda got rushed out at closing time and ended up smudging my nails.

Q: positive

A: The student doctors are caring and compassionate and try to do their best. They are also humble enough to ask for help when they need it from the faculty. NOTE: I'm biased because I'm a student dentist here. The faculty here is amazing. If you have lots of time and not as much money, this is a good option for you. Upsides of being a patient here: you have multiple eyes looking so you know you're getting the best of care and it's less expensive than going to a private office. Downsides of being a patient here: appointments can take up to 3.5 hours long each time and there is a long process to things because it is a teaching clinic.

Q: negative

A:
It's okay. Between Olive Garden, Denny's, Friendly's and this place I'd rather eat here but the sushi is strictly eh. The atmosphere is hip enough but the music is anti-sushi techno rap. We sat at the bar and split three different kinds of rolls, all house specials. The gorilla makis aren't bad. At least they are helped by the zip of the saracha sauce. Something I HATE to see at sushi bars is the advance making of gobs of tuna rolls for quick slicing and service later. Strictly amateur and while it might be good for cranking volume it slaps the freshness imperative right in the face. Worse, in the hour that we sat there the 30 plus pre-made rolls sat on a cafeteria tray on the TOP of the sushi bar. I doubt the health department would be too thrilled about this, to say nothing of the unwitting customers who ate them later.