Scripps Oral Surgery

David barcea 3 months ago

Dr Gallia is then best doctor I ever seen . I had a hughe infection on upper front side . He was respectful And kind : I felt no pain and was out of surgery fast. The incision healed really good . And now thanks to him I have a front tooth implant . I recommend him to anybody .

vincent a year ago

Front desk staff is incredible. Polite, return phone calls in a timely manner, and over all try to be familiar with you as a patient. The dentist is also great. Hes not incredibly personable, more of a buisness type, but I think he knows this and staffs all the folks who help with the procedure accordingly as they were incredibly kind, funny, and validated fears while also being a gentle and firm source of; "its gonna go great". If you're nervous: go here. Its worth knowing that they don't have any pay over time options!

River Payne 2 years ago

Dr. Gallia was not respectful of patient requests, did not document requests properly to communicate them with his team, almost walked out of my post-surgical appointment out of frustration (to me asking him not to use the terms "if you were my daughter" or "if you were my child"), and then began lecturing me in a raised tone. He also did not address my questions I did ask, and did not give me the opportunity to tell him about post-surgical concerns I had because his behavior was aggressive and extremely discomforting. Unlike other reviews, I had a pleasant to neutral experiences with the front desk staff as well as the assistants.

Yasmina Saleh Edited 2 years ago

Gave a 5 star experience for the sake of the doctor and his practice. The doctor, Irma, and Paul were very nice. An assistant by the name of Pam was unnecessarily rude to me and told me not to touch my own face, not in any sort of procedure, but for simply thinking about a question she asked. Then she accused me of putting my fingers in my mouth and ears and came up with a whole scenario about me touching the door knobs and other parts of the office that she sanitizes. Her attitude switched when she realized I also work in the medical field. I was genuinely taken aback by her seemingly sudden and random mood swings.

Kung Fu 3 years ago

Although we were greeted warmly by Irma, unfortunately the rest of the time here was an absolute nightmare. We received some of the worst patient treatment and experience we’ve ever encountered. Specifically, Pam the assistant, was completely rude, careless and insensitive with every word and statement out of her mouth while processing my family member. Absolutely inappropriate comments and discriminatory stereotypes were made about her disability throughout the appointment. After multiple failed attempts asking her to stop with the comments and to focus on the appointment, she continued to offend and make the entire experience traumatic for us. Times may be tough but as a professional medical setting please DO NOT lower your hiring standards and employ cheap unqualified medical assistants that will continue to drive future potential patients away from your practice. My concern is management and leadership excuse and tolerate this type of behavior in the work place and no action will be taken. As a fellow medical professional, please revisit and adhere to your ethical promises and oath to your patients regarding treating all with the respect and dignity they deserve.