Diane received three dental crowns on her molars—two to replace old fillings and one to repair a broken tooth. Dr. Gonzales clearly explained each step of the process, from fitting the temporary crowns to placing the permanent ones about two to three weeks later.
She was meticulous about achieving a perfect fit and later identified additional areas that could benefit from crowns during follow-up X-rays. Diane appreciated the efficiency and professionalism of the entire practice, noting excellent staff interactions and thorough care.
Since treatment, she has experienced no tooth sensitivity or fear of breakage and feels her dental health has significantly improved.
I had three crowns put in on my molars. Some were to replace old fillings, and one was because I had a tooth that broke.
Dr. Gonzales explained the entire procedure in detail—what would happen, what she would do, and when I’d need to come back. She placed a temporary crown first and told me to return in about two or three weeks for the permanent one. When she fitted the permanent crown, I noticed right away how particular she was about making sure it fit perfectly. I thought, “Okay, if she’s this much of a perfectionist, I’m coming back.”
At my six-month checkup, she took X-rays and explained that I needed crowns on a couple more teeth. She described exactly what the procedure would involve and how many visits it would take.
What I like about this practice is how efficient it is. The staff is excellent—not just the doctors, but everyone. When you come into the office, you’re greeted warmly at the front desk. It’s one of the best-run dental practices I’ve been to in a long time.
My teeth are no longer sensitive. I don’t have to worry about biting something and breaking another tooth. It just makes life a whole lot better. I’m glad I had the work done, and if I ever need more, I’ll definitely be coming back here.
Since I had my procedure done, life’s been great.
My teeth are no longer sensitive. Life’s been great since I had my procedure done.
