Skinner Ossakow & Associates

Dr Lam is very nice and professional. I’m on an implant process and they make it as comfortable as possible, its really not that bad! Mai is great at the cleaning appointments!

Dr Lam worked on my crown and the temporary was so smooth and I even forgot I had one. The permanent also feels perfect. They were all very kind. I have my permanent now and it feels much better than the old one.

This review pertains to Dr. Lois Wilson, DDS
I have been a patient of Dr. Wilson for more than a decade and she is the best dentist with whom I have ever been affiliated: consummately professional, extremely knowledgeable; and selflessly dedicated.
During our long association, she has cured me of gingivitis and other gum and tooth infections; made dental appliances to minimize damage to my crowns; installed an implant; and repaired a half dozen instances of broken crowns. In the latter instance, when I inadvertently broke a crown or damaged a veneer, she would immediately adjust her schedule to accommodate my dental emergency, regardless as to the personal sacrifice involved. As a doctor she was patient with me; listened well; accommodated my busy schedule; and charged very reasonable prices for world class dental services. In every instance in which we interacted, I was completely satisfied with the outcome.
If I had to describe Dr. Wilson as a person in a single word, that word would be, «class». If I had to describe her professional skills in a phrase, that phrase would be, «She’s a dentist’s dentist».
Dr. Wilson is a GREAT dentist and has my highest recommendation.
Sincerely,
Robert L. Nabors
Major General, US Army (retired)

I will start by saying that, although my fiancé has previously received decent care and I was successfully referred for an emergency wisdom tooth removal, my more recent experiences were beyond unsatisfactory. I will also add that I have a fairly significant fear of the dentist, irrational as it may be, and that the staff at this location supposedly knew this.
A few weeks back, I went in for nerve-​like molar pain when eating. They poked, prodded, did a bite test, blew air and water onto my teeth, and took x-​rays. They marveled at the apparently unusual tendency of my jaw to pop when I open my mouth very widely. They even made sure to comment on this several times, with the dentist herself (Dr. Lois Wilson) saying that she was just sitting there watching and marveling as it popped. When I asked if this meant I shouldn’t chew gum, she threw back her head, let loose a sharp, cackling laugh and said, «With your jaw? Absolutely not!» I am still shocked by the complete lack of professionalism in her response. When a patient asks a question, you don’t laugh in their face. Nothing about her reply was the least bit appropriate.
I am equally shocked by the fact that her exam led to her nonchalantly informing me that, due to evidence of wear in one spot on one tooth, I’m apparently destined to have all my teeth crack and will therefore require significant dental work. And no, she couldn’t possibly give me any indication whatsoever as to the typical timeframe for something like this, because it could «happen in six months or it could happen in ten years.» Or, as she was keen to point out several times, I could purchase a $ 600+ night guard (mouthguard) to slow (not stop) the damage.
I paid and left, keen to escape from an office full of staff who took every opportunity to minimize my phobia while simultaneously providing unhelpful and poorly delivered diagnoses perfect for convincing the patient to spend hundreds on preventative measures that are apparently quite the popular panacea in current dentistry. Ultimately, they provided not a single piece of advice on future treatment or management for the very pain that brought me in to begin with. Overall, it was quite possibly the worst experience I have had with a dentist. I am shocked by the lack of professionalism and the manner in which the situation was handled and will not ever return to this location.

Dr. Lois is extremely patient and professional. I generally dread my dental appointments, but after seeing Dr. Lois, I feel very comfortable.
I had two fillings to do and was scared of pain involved in the procedure. She eased me into it with some smooth jazz and distracted me while she numbed my gums. I hardly realized how time flew and before I knew it, I was on my way out with a smile on my face. I have had two appointments for cleaning before this, and those went pretty smooth too. She generally doesn’t do the cleanings herself (she did my first though), but I remember her hygienists being quite good.
I highly recommend Dr. Lois to anyone who wants a pain-​free and gentle treatment.

I’ve been going to Dr. Lois Wilson for a while now and she has saved my teeth! I had no idea I was grinding at night, but she was able to diagnose that right away. She has fitted me for a perfect bite guard and is good about checking it at every cleaning. Her approach to cavities is gentle and meticulous, which is great for a big dental baby, like me. I would happily recommend her to anyone needing a good dentist!

I ended up in Dr. Wilson’s chair after a filling — only 2-​year old — cracked over the weekend. She quickly diagnosed the issue, and made arrangements to correct a botched filling from my previous dentist. She put in a temp patch so I could resume ‘normal’ eating and scheduled me for a crown. It has been a 3-​week process, and 1-​week with my new crown, and I can’t even tell the difference between the crown and my natural teeth.
Thanks!