Darryl L Morris DDS

I really love this place! I was very nervous, I really wanted to cry and leave. I had really bad experiences in the past…
I had fam & friends that would tell me it’s going to hurt after, that got me even more nervous.
But the staff was very nice & friendly. I really don’t have no complains, the oral surgeon was so nice too, he even played my favorite music while I was getting prep for my surgery. I told them from the start I am very very nervous and very anxious!
They put me to sleep woke up very happy! The doctor advice me to go straight to the pharmacy and not to wait for pain to take them right away! It’s almost been a day and no pain I’m still numb from my face, but no pain a little when I eat but nothing major I’m very happy and ease to know my wisdom teeth are no longer going to bother me!
I really do recommend this place ESPECIALLY if you are a chicken like me :) trust me this place is the best at what they do! 5 stars well deserved!
Oh and they are with in the labors trust fund insurance network

Why trust my 5 Star Superior Rating on Dr. Darryl Morris? Because I am the son of a Dentist. My father had his own General Dentistry practice and was a professor of prosthodontics at the University of Pittsburgh’s School of Dental Medicine. My father showed me the pro’s and cons of dentistry. Needless to say I did not take over my father’s practice as I could have. Dentistry is too challenging, Oral and maxillofacial surgery is even more difficult to deal with. Without going into great detail, you should know Oral Surgery (extractions) are a dynamic specialized practice.
On my visit, Dr. Morris and his staff took great care of me. He extracted my tooth faster and nicer than any other dentist. I have had two other teeth extracted from other exceptional doctors. While they were good, Dr. Morris was faster with no pain involved. REALLY! The surgery was over before I knew it. He was suturing me before I realized the tooth was gone.
I have a theory as to why Dr. Morris and staff were extraordinary. They did everything other offices had, only better. There are many other practices I enjoyed such as Hygetist Tia’s help with my high blood pressure. So, if I only say one thing which you can judge for yourself with your own eyes, it’s Dr. Morris’ strength. You can see for yourself the former UCLA Basketball star is massive. That strength allowed him to work easier and faster than other doctors. He gently extracted my tooth where other dentists had struggled. Oh yes, it was a wisdom tooth, furthest tooth back.
I was so elated after my surgery I had to give him «Big Bear» hug. I thank the Lord for Dr. Morris!
George B.

What happens when the Dr., or a loved one very dear falls ill? Where do we turn?
Dr. Morris’ Professional service and bedside manner are of the highest quality.
My mom is 80+ and was in need of molar extraction. Dr. Morris provided sincere quality care with a golden touch that kept my mom at ease from the procedure to follow up.
Quality care that reassures and keeps a smile on your face. I highly recommend their offices for myself, my family and friends.
Dr. Mark

My son had all his wisdom pulled and Dr. Morris took exceptional care and time. After returning home my son lost the clot buy spitting, not suppose to do that, however when we told the Dr. We needed to come back he immediately made room for us and stitch his gum to render the problem. We are going back for my second son now… I won’t go any where else.
Tina Breece Menifee, Ca.

One star for their practice of requiring nitrous oxide (laughing gas) for a simple tooth extraction. All I need is a shot to numb the tooth and surrounding area. Of course they explain nitrous oxide is not covered by insurance, but they require it. I’m sure if this was needed the insurance would pay at least a portion. I know there are people out there with excessive fears of dentists, but everybody does not have this fear and should decide for themselves.
This is a classic example of padding the bill with unneeded procedures.
Yeah, I left and went elsewhere, no gas needed. Fair warning, if you plan on going here, get ready to pay 150 bucks extra for a little ‘laughing gas”. I’m sure that adds up to a nice little bonus profit for them. I guess they’re laughing all the way to the bank at their patients expense.
@Dennis C.
Nitrous oxide is a mild conscious sedation… you were obviously given a sleep sedation. Why would you need both? Thanks for proving my point!