Ivy Endodontic Group

Dr. Dang was terrific. The whole experience was as good as you can get when going for a root canal.

i have thee best experience with dr. jimmy pham, dds ;)
i was so nervous, anxious and i seriously thought i’d have an anxiety attack lol… diana, mrs. kim and dr. pham made everything so easy, stress free and very comfortable. 2 hot cases is not easy to do but dr. pham was so detailed in everything he was doing. he tells me everything as in everything that he was doing or about to do. and both diana and dr. pham asks me if i’m okay and comfortable all the time ;)
they are both so calm, organize and have a great team work ;)
this place is so clean, organize, fresh clean air and everyone here is so friendly ;) and you can feel the positive energy in this office…
i’m so blessed and thankful that my awesome dentist dr. go at go family dental 714−638−0018 referred me to this awesome endodontist and amazing «ivy endodontic group» in garden grove 12 865 main street #201
garden grove, ca 92 840
714−530−7888
i highly as in whole heartedly highly recommend this garden grove office and look for dr. jimmy pham
《《《…no pain ;) ;) …》》》
if i can give this garden grove office million stars i surely will ;)
thank you and god bless ;)

I received treatment from Dr. Anastasio yesterday. My somewhat difficult root canal was executed with very little pain or discomfort. There is also ZERO pain today. He is very thorough and extremely professional. Thanks Dr!

Beautiful office building and office, friendly staff, excellent service!
I went to the Garden Grove office for a consultation (didn’t have any services performed). I arrived 4 minutes before my appointment time, only filled out two forms, and was seen within 5 minutes. After getting x-​rays done, the endodontist, Dr. Hutchens, showed up within a few minutes. He asked me about the tooth, its history and then looked inside. We talked some more, then he very clearly gave me the prognosis of the tooth and my options. He asked if I had any questions, then thoroughly and clearly answered them.
He didn’t tell me what to do with my tooth, which I appreciate. He gave me my options, made sure I understood them, and left the decision up to me. If I do decide to get a root canal, I will definitely be coming here for treatment.
As a bonus, the chair faces a wide window that looks over historic Main St., just like in the picture uploaded by Sophia. It’s a beautiful view in a beautiful, open and airy office building. The waiting room has comfy chairs and a great magazine selection. There’s also ample parking behind the building, off of Acacia. Obviously not major factors when it comes to actual endondontic treatment, but it sure makes for a great overall experience.

Don’t go here! I had a root canal done here a few months ago and I had a horrible recovery. I could barely open my mouth for three weeks and I thought it was maybe just apart of the recovery process. Well today I find out the root canal was not successful (he didn’t do it right) so now it’s infected! And today he tells me either I need the tooth pulled or surgery! WHAT!!! I left devastated! I’m on my way to get second opinion.
They are not friendly and make you feel very awkward.

I was referred by my general dentist to see Dr. Syamken for a root canal retreatment.
The office manager told me that they agreed to charge me $ 800 for
my root canal retreatment. So, I paid them $ 800 on my visit.
Few days later, they sent a claim to my insurance company and asked for $ 1,095.
The office manager told me later and said that they must charge me more if I am covered by insurance. They also said that they have never agreed to charge me $ 800.
Their fee is $ 1,095.
My question to them is that «why do they charge me on my VISA of $ 800»? and why not $ 600 or $ 700? who is changing the story? Me or them.
The retreatment was done in a single visit. Why is the fee so expensive for a 1 hour of work. Is it $ 800 enough ?
Nevertheless, the question I ask is that how would you feel if some one told you «How much they are going to charge you», and then told you «they never said that».
I would not recommend anyone to see the endodontist in this office. Hopefully, they would make some changes if the dentists have a change to read what I wrote.

«I’m sorry. I thought you said root canal. Could you say it again to my good ear?»
from the list of my least enjoyable words/​phase, «root canal» is next to «the police are coming»
By the way, don’t call a friend to tell him or ask about his experience. he would just make it waaay worse.
Nervously and reluctantly, I called for an appointment with Ivy Endodontic.
«can you come in @ 1 today» the receptionist said
I was contemplating getting drunk before noon.
I waited patiently at the waiting room and was hoping for a miracle that pain on my tooth would magically disappear. But nope. Jesus didn’t find me that day.
I was called in to meet Dr. Scott Howell. He asked the history of the pain. never once did he give me that 1800 DENTISTS line from the commercial «well, if you’d have visited your dentist blah blah blah». shut up fucker.
he just said «we’ll take care of it»
during the whole time, he would explain to me what he was doing and kept asking me if I felt any pain. Here is a secret. I’m a big chicken when it comes to needles. And glad to say that I didn’t feel any of the 16 novacaine shoots he gave me.
Beside the sound of drilling and the smell of burn clam shells, I didn’t feel a thing. The whole procedure took about an hour and a half. And my co-​pay was only $ 106.00!
I never thought I would say this. I like root canal. :) thank you Dr. Howell.

I had major tooth ache from the night before and went my dentist. My dentist told me since i haven’t taken care of my teeth for so long (which is true, i was scared and couldn’t afford to spend thousands) I needed to see a specialist, an Endodontist.
I can tell you, i was scared out of my mind. They said I have to do a root canal. from my memories, root canals are painful and the thought of drilling was giving an anxiety attack.
I finally got called in. That is when I met Endodontist Jason Cho. He was nice guy and reassured me that I would not feel pain except for the pinch they have to needle my mouth with the numbing stuff. At that point, i was really doubtful. in the past, all the dental professional i have done work with have caused me some type of pain that made me cry. So as Jason proceeded, he told me step by step what he was doing and he was right, the only pain i felt was when they had to needle me. The whole thing look about 30 mins. I didn’t feel anything, just the vibrations and the awkward drilling sounds. but since i didn’t feel anything, the experience was great. this experience made me trust dentists again! another great thing was after the job was done, he took xrays of the root canal and showed me what he did and explained to me what i might be feeling the next couple of days. overall, i recommend this dentist, coming from a person who hasn’t seen a dentist in like over 5 yrs and was a huge chicken.