Pacific Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Center

Keka Grant 8 months ago

This is the first time in a long while that I can genuinely say how grateful I am to have been referred to Dr. Brandon Kang’s dental office. From beginning to end, my experience was nothing short of marvelous. Even though my visit was arranged at the end of the year, amid the usual holiday rush and confusion, the staff made everything feel seamless. Every step of the process was clearly and thoughtfully explained, and I felt truly understood and cared for as a patient, which made all the difference. Once inside the treatment room, I was immediately impressed by Dr. Kang himself. He is a humble, low-key, and exceptionally skilled young doctor, an NYU valedictorian graduate, whose perfectionism, diligence, and calm demeanor are evident in his work. Quiet yet warm and approachable when needed, he creates an atmosphere of trust and ease that is rare to find. Dr. Kang is supported by an outstanding team of assistants, whom I affectionately nicknamed his “Charlie’s Angels.” (Cynthia, Graciela, and Karina) were all exceptional: supportive, sweet, attentive, and highly professional. Special thanks as well to Robert and the kind, welcoming receptionist. Together, they function as a truly

Camile Carvalho Edited a year ago

If I could give zero stars, I would. I went to this surgeon for my wisdom teeth removal, and the pain afterward was unbearable. For 10 days, I suffered from excruciating pain, suspecting a dry socket. When I returned to the office, the surgeon barely glanced in my mouth—he didn’t even use a mirror or proper tools to examine it. He dismissed my concerns, declared everything “perfect,” and told me to take acetaminophen, which I had already explained didn’t help at all. When I asked for the original medication that worked—a narcotic—he implied I was addicted. Yes, I was "addicted" to not feeling the pain of exposed bone and nerves in my mouth. His attitude was unprofessional and dismissive. Later that day, I went to my reliable dentist, who took the time to actually examine my mouth with a mirror, proper lighting, and an X-ray. He immediately confirmed I had a dry socket and gave me a referral. When I went back to the surgeon, he claimed I had a "partial dry socket"—which is not a real thing. A dry socket is when bone and nerves are exposed; it’s either present or it’s not. He clearly didn’t want to bother with my case. To top it off, the receptionist is appallingly rude, talks obn

Tamara Brown 2 years ago

Dr. Kang and his staff were beyond AMAZING!!! I had a tooth extracted, and the procedure was over before I even knew that it started!! Zero 0️⃣ pain!! Even today the day after the pain is still zero!! I would highly recommend Dr. Kang and his practice to anyone that has put off getting necessary dental care due to FEAR. My visit was a seamless experience! Friendly staff, minimal wait time, and the doctor was thorough yet efficient. Grateful for a painless healthcare encounter.

David Karamian 2 years ago

I had a wisdom tooth removed today... It was the most positive surgical experience I've had! Dr Kang is incredible and the staff are extremely knowledgeable, helpful, and professional! What surprised me most was his assessment that my remaining wisdom teeth are fine and don't need to be pulled!

Kevin U. 4 years ago

Dr. Kang and his entire team were very friendly and non-judgmental. I had two teeth extracted due to my own neglect and I never felt judged or talked down to. I was treated with respect and given matter of fact advice/recommendations. On the day of the appointment, the process was smooth and uneventful which I would imagine any reader would consider a good outcome.