Lime Dental Clinic

Dec 21st, 2023

I had not received dental treatment for several years, so I searched several places and came to Lime Dental Clinic through the recommendation of an acquaintance. It was such a good memory that I am leaving a review. There are many dentists who force treatment that does not need to be treated, but this place takes accurate I thought this place was different. Although it was deep scaling, the patient was carefully scaled while asking if he was uncomfortable, and after the treatment, he left with a light heart. First of all, it was great to find a dentist whose doctors I could trust, and the price was reasonable. I highly recommend it! It was even better because the director treated me.
Oct 3rd, 2023

Take a look at the reviews here below The situation is very similar to my absurd and unpleasant experience. Before receiving treatment, I made an appointment on the phone to receive scaling customers, and then they said that the x-ray would be $150 and that I should come quickly. I went there and was told that there were no cavities and that it was clean, but suddenly they asked for $1,000 for deep scaling. I get scaling every 6 months, and when I asked what she was talking about, the director said she didn't do general scaling and asked for $100 for the How do you do business like this? There is also a wind catcher next to me, a woman taking an x-ray. Be careful. Dental clinics like this will definitely have to pay for their sins. They are making fun of Korean Americans who are living a difficult life. Please look at other people's reviews. The content is similar And the good reviews were posted by acquaintances. Don't believe it. Let's not be fooled. This hospital, director and staff deserve 0 stars. Not even one is a waste
Mar 13th, 2024

I had a great experience today at the Lime dental clinic. The service was top-notch and the place was really clean. From the friendly receptionist to the knowledgeable dentist and assistants, everyone was great. The treatment rooms were modern and well-equipped, and I felt comfortable throughout the whole procedure.
Apr 14th, 2023

I visited because my teeth hurt so much. First of all, I decided to at least take an X-ray and have a scaling done on the first day. Since it was my first visit, I wrote a document. Four years ago, my internist told me that I was on the verge of diabetes in a blood test and that I needed to take medication if I couldn't control my weight, so he prescribed me a prescription. However, I decided to manage my weight and not take medication. Anyway, diabetes is checked on the documents. After filling out the documents, an X-ray was taken. At the clinic, I told the doctor that I had borderline diabetes and was prescribed medication, but I did not take it. The doctor said that he couldn't treat me because I was diabetic and didn't even do scaling. He sent me back, telling me to get a document signed by my doctor saying I could get dental treatment. Anyway, I paid the $100 x-ray fee and came back. After making an appointment for an internal medicine blood test, I received the test. They do not prescribe diabetes medication after a blood test. (Diabetes level is lower than 3 years ago). Of course, he didn't even sign the documents the dentist gave him. (I asked people around me, and they said that even the government wouldn't do it. I wasn't asking them to bring me the results of a blood test. Isn't this an attempt to shift responsibility for medical negligence onto the internist?) Anyway, I haven't been prescribed diabetes medication at the moment. Diabetes levels are also borderline. I called the dentist to re-book. The lip sessionist asked if I had signed the document. He said he didn't get an autograph, but he took a blood test and didn't receive another prescription. Still, they said I had diabetes once, so they asked me to get an autograph. Even if you make an appointment, they say you may not be able to receive treatment after discussing it with the doctor. In the end, I decided to go to another dentist because I was afraid I would not be able to get treatment and end up wasting money. If you weren't going to do scaling, let alone treatment, why take an X-ray in the first place? I checked for diabetes before even getting an x-ray... Shouldn't I have just looked at the documents and sent it back? It's just a waste of money and time, the pain gets worse... it's the worst experience. For your information, the doctor who sent me away for my first and last visit was a female teacher. And when I went to another dentist and my diabetes level was borderline, I asked what level of diabetes would have to be there before I could receive treatment. What's more, the doctor said, "Diabetes needs to be scaled more often and receive better treatment more often."
Apr 26th, 2022