Richard F Moorhouse DDS - Sacramento, California

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Adresse: 1 Scripps Dr UNIT 305, Sacramento, CA 95825.
Telefon: 63696699.
Webseite: oralsurgeryofsacramento.com
Spezialitäten: Oralchirurg.
Andere interessante Daten: Rollstuhlgerechter Eingang, Rollstuhlgerechter Parkplatz, Rollstuhlgerechtes WC, Unisex-Toilette, WC, Terminvereinbarung empfohlen.
Bewertungen: Dieses Unternehmen hat 49 Bewertungen auf Google My Business.
Durchschnittliche Meinung: 3/5.

📌 Ort von Richard F Moorhouse DDS

☎️63696699

⏰ Öffnungszeiten von Richard F Moorhouse DDS

Montag: 09:00–17:00
Dienstag: 09:00–17:00
Mittwoch: 09:00–17:00
Donnerstag: 09:00–17:00
Freitag: 09:00–17:00
Samstag: Geschlossen
Sonntag: Geschlossen

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Das Richard F Moorhouse DDS ist eine Praxis für Oralchirurg in Sacramento, Kalifornien. Die Adresse lautet: Adresse: 1 Scripps Dr UNIT 305, Sacramento, CA 95825. Die Praxis verfügt über eine barrierefreie Eingangstür, Parkplätze und Toiletten, was sie für Menschen mit Behinderungen zugänglich macht.

Die Praxis ist unter der Telefonnummer Telefon: 63696699 erreichbar. Sie können auch gerne die Website Webseite: oralsurgeryofsacramento.com besuchen, um weitere Informationen zu erhalten.

Das Richard F Moorhouse DDS hat 49 Bewertungen auf Google My Business und eine durchschnittliche Meinung von 3/5. Die Meinungen und Erfahrungen anderer Patienten können Ihnen bei Ihrer Entscheidung helfen, ob Sie diese Praxis besuchen möchten.

Die Praxis bietet verschiedene Spezialitäten an, darunter Oralchirurg. Die Mitarbeiter sind qualifiziert und erfahren, um eine hochwertige Versorgung zu gewährleisten.

Wenn Sie planen, die Praxis zu besuchen, wird empfohlen, Terminvereinbarung. Das Richard F Moorhouse DDS bietet auch eine Unisex-Toilette und WC an.

👍 Bewertungen von Richard F Moorhouse DDS

Richard F Moorhouse DDS - Sacramento, California

Justice K

1/5

The ladies at front desk are rude as well. I was trying to avoid getting my wisdom teeth removed because they do not bother me, I went to see Dr moorhouse about 2 molars , he stated he would not work on my mouth if he couldn’t take out my wisdom teeth as well. I waited so long for my appointment, in pain. When I arrived everything was fine, he started working on my mouth and only pulled one wisdom tooth. Did not work on any molars whatsoever. Did not work on any teeth that were bothering me, just took one away from me. He then told my mom he could not complete my surgery and to call my insurance to go elsewhere. She was not given any aftercare instructions nor a legitimate reason as to why they could not finish. I have took off a week plus for this surgery / recovery. Just to have to go to another specialist and start this process over again. It’s ridiculous.

Aleksandra Bondarenko

5/5

I was referred to this place by my insurance and I have never once regretted visiting this place. Professional doctor and courteous staff. I was quickly scheduled for a consultation for the removal of my wisdom teeth, and they were also quick to schedule an appt for surgery. The entire surgery took 20 minutes, they removed 4 teeth, prescribed the necessary medication and sent me home with all the necessary instructions. My jaw is already healed. All is well! Thank you to the doctor for his professionalism!

The Duchess of Sassy Town

5/5

Dr. Moorehouse and his staff are exceptional, from the office manager who helped with insurance and admin very quickly, his dental assistant who helped before, and then with after care. I came into the office a very nervous patient. Dr. Moorehouse’s calm professional manner eased my worry as he guided me through the whole process of extraction, which helped immensely. I highly recommend his office.

CJ Frost

1/5

I came here when I was on Medi-Cal in 2019. I had a wisdom tooth pulled, and I was told my insurance would cover it. Fast forward a few months, and I was contacted by the office saying my insurance refused payment. I contacted Medi-Cal, and they told me that this wasn't a necessary treatment, despite both the dentist here and the previous general practitioner I saw, who gave me the recommendation to come here, telling me that it needed to be done. When I asked this office to clarify with the insurance, they told me "we have no further narrative." This office then sent me a bill, and I had to pay for the entire procedure that I was told would be free. I am writing this years later because I didn't realize this office even had a Google page to leave reviews. Definitely go elsewhere. I actually still have residual pain on that side where the wisdom tooth was extracted, and my rear molar feels like it shifts when I put pressure on it. I wonder if the dentist, Richard, botched the job, in addition to everything else I've expressed here, and I really wish I had waited until I got insurance through my job and gone elsewhere.

Anita Aponte

1/5

I took my 92 year old mother here as it is where Medicare insurance referred us with their authorization to have 3 teeth extracted. My mom actually needed 6 teeth extracted, 2 which were causing her a lot of pain. The insurance for Medicare said it would take 60-90 days to receive authorization and as I didn’t want my mom to suffer waiting that long, I took her to my dentist and just paid for the 3 that my dentist said needed to be removed because of the pain and infection with a credit card. On our initial visit to Dr. Moorehouse, to review the treatment my mom needed, he said why don’t you just take her to your dentist and have these 3 extracted there? I thought that was a strange thing to say. He had this hostile tone which I took as a red flag. On this day of the surgery, he proceeded to take the syringe out and I stopped him and asked him about the numbing gel. He practically shouted as if I asked about something ridiculous, ,”Oh, we don’t have any of THAT!” He said it didn’t make a difference. The last dentist that said that to me was about 40 years ago and I would never return to someone with that attitude. I’ve had that last dentist give me an injection without the numbing gel because I was too shy to speak up for myself then. Since then, I always receive the numbing gel and I never even had to ask, it’s common practice to provide this by any reputable practice. And it ABSOLUTELY makes a world of difference for me. First of all, everyone is different, with different pain thresholds and sensitivities. The elderly, are particularly more vulnerable as their tissue is more fragile. I thought about taking my mom and getting out of there. But we had already waited months for this appointment. I let him proceed and my mom looked like she was in so much pain and he gave her multiple injections for the 3 sights. When the injections were completed, she looked like she had passed out. Her eyes were closed and she couldn’t talk. Doctors take an oath to cause no harm. A simple solution could make a world of difference, yet this arrogant old quack lacks compassion and I know for a fact that many practitioners are too lazy and cheap to take a few minutes to allow an injection sight a few minutes to numb. My son had numerous surgeries as a baby and some nurses took the time to numb injection and procedure sights and some couldn’t be bothered. So I would take the remainder of the numbing tube samples that would be thrown away and prepare sights where he was going to have blood drawn or injections. Dr. Morehouse’s tone and energy is horrendous. I was asked to leave when he was going to extract my mother’s teeth. He stated with this weird expression, and I sensed anger and frustration that I had the audacity to request something unfathomable! “We’re going to have a lot of FUN! “ I went into the waiting room and stopped at the reception desk. The receptionist stated that I should have requested the numbing solution to the other assistant, so she could have prepared it. I think there are sociopaths who happen to be oral surgeons. I don’t have anything against doctors in general, in fact, have 2 brothers who are docs, a cardio thoracic surgeon and a cardiologist and they both have great bedside manners. I’ve also worked with medical devices and been an educator trainer for practitioners for 30 years, so I’ve seen the full gamut of personalities. When I went to retrieve my mother, Dr. Moorehouse said he would treat every patient the same and never use numbing gel and that included his 104 year old mother who he’s given implants as well. He told me I was not welcome there. Be forewarned, that you may not receive a compassionate oral surgeon at this practice.

Raidery A.

1/5

I had to reschedule an appointment and only this simple thing made staff member, Juliana frustrated because either this person gets frustrated easily over patients requesting something or do not like her job at all. She rudely handled my request And did not make appointment at all due to which we had to suffer to take and deal with Insurance again. Sadly unprofessional staff members.

Vee

4/5

Quick and gets straight to the point.!! The Medical assistants were very polite and made me feel better during the extraction because I was very nervous. Thankful that the whole procedure took like ten minutes.

Zhanna Matviychuk

5/5

Such a great experience! I am so happy with the process! I got two wisdom teeth removed and i was out within 1 hour. Came in for consultation and after medical approved, I had my appointment with in 2 days!! Came in, answered a few questions and paperwork, went into the room, anesthesia was given, done in 20 minutes! Came in at 9:30 and left 10:50. They prescribed some pain killers that we picked up on the way home and that’s it! Its was great!
I am also a breastfeeding mama so they suggested how to do and what to do (pump&dump)
The doctor was very professional, quick, patient! You name it! Very nice! all of the help he received from his assistance was amazing! They answered all if any questions and made me geel comfortable! They do this all the time so I definitely felt taken very good care of!
Definitely recommend!