TDH Dental

Dr. Tat and the team consistently get praised for a gentle touch during cleanings and scaling — multiple patients mention their teeth feel soft and polished afterward, and they appreciate detailed explanations of what they're finding. Parents specifically bring kids back because the dentist has a calm way of explaining procedures that makes first-time dental visits feel relaxed rather than scary.

The clinic catches small problems before patients even notice them — several long-term patients (one mentions 3 years of visits) say the dentist spots early signs of tooth sensitivity or minor decay that they'd missed, then explains the cause and prevention steps clearly. This attentiveness to detail means you're not just getting a cleaning, you're getting a real oral health check that prevents bigger problems.

Walk-in appointments are quick and actually happen — one patient got seen within two hours of dropping in, and the cleaning process is efficient without feeling rushed. The clinic includes a free toothpaste after visits as a standard bonus, which is a nice practical touch for travelers.

Scheduling reliability is spotty — two separate patients report last-minute cancellations or late dentist arrivals with poor advance notice, which derailed their day plans. One patient was only told at the last minute that their booked dentist would be delayed, and another had the appointment canceled outright, both describing this as disrespectful to their time despite understanding clinics run behind.

One patient reported a concerning incident where staff opened their backpack while they couldn't see it and left it unzipped, potentially exposing belongings. While this is a single complaint, it raises questions about care and attention to patient property during visits.

One negative review mentions a cleaning that felt incomplete — only one tool used for 15 minutes and teeth didn't feel properly polished afterward — suggesting inconsistency in the quality or thoroughness of the service between visits.