Jerry W Yang, DDS

The doctor is very good. He called me when he realize his assist made a mistake on billing. He is very nice on phone and return me the money.

I found Dr Yang by reading Unilocal reviews, I have seen him couple of times for the past one year,
he is the best dentist I have seen so far, kind and very experienced.

I’ve been going to Dr. Jerry Yang for over ten years now. He’s definitely the best dentist I have had. His staff is very friendly and recognize my mom and me every time we go in. Appointments are easy to schedule and there are never long wait room times. He has always been able to explain to me everything that is going on clearly so I feel like there is no mis-​communication between doctor and patient. Thank you Dr. Yang!

I have to come back here and take out some stars… Dr. Yang had always been very helpful and patient until my last visit. Apparently the office lady booked multiple appointments at same hours. Dr were working on 4 patients at one time and I had to sit there in the middle of my treatment and no one shows up for 30 min. After the visit I realized he missed filling one of my cavity, so I end up going back to the office to fix it. Just hope they can book 1 patient at a time.

I had avoided going to the dentist for over 25 years before being referred to Dr. Yang. My mouth as a mess. It required five extractions, several caps and some bridges. Dr. Yang worked with me to set-​up a payment plan that would work for both of us.
He didn’t lecture me about neglect or failure to floss or brush, but instead reassured me that I wasn’t beyond salvage. He created a good plan of action that gave me hope of being able to return to normal chewing. (He also has an excellent staff of receptionists and assistants.)
Working with Dr. Yang has put a smile back on my face that I can be proud of… it will for you too!

Dr. Yang is simply the best when it comes to doing his job. I’ve been visiting him for well over ten years. In that time, I’ve graduated college and medical school. My clinical training has shown me the value of going to a professional and someone who not only excels at his job, but is also dedicated to providing the highest quality care for his patients.
When a bond in one of my chipped posterior teeth popped out, I went back to Dr. Yang and he fixed it right away without me having to make an appointment. When it came time for my wisdom teeth to get removed, he showed me the x-​rays, explained the need to get two of them taken out, explained the benefit of getting the other two taken out at the same time, and referred me to a surgeon who did an amazing job of operating and providing follow-​up care.
His office is well-​run, he always makes sure to ask how things are going, and I’ve heard nothing but compliments from friends and family whom I’ve referred to him for dental care. In a time when clinicians are constantly up-​charging patients and insurers for sub-​par care, a practitioner who is dedicated, competent, and trustworthy becomes a rarity. This might be the reason why I still see Dr. Yang whenever I fly cross-​country to visit family.

I’ve been with Dr. Yang for years and ice never been disappointed in the service they provide.

I just finished my teeth clean with Dentist Jerry Yang today. I think he did a very good job and he is very nice. The front desk and his stuffs are very professorial as well. I decide to leave him a review.

I know exactly what Kimberly B is talking about, since I had the same experience everytime with the same rude receptionist over the two or so years I was a patient there. I forget her name but she’s an Asian woman with long hair. When I used to be a patient there, I would walk in and greet her to announce my arrival for my appointment. She wouldn’t even acknowledge me and instead just walk away and I assume tell Dr. Yang that I had arrived all while I’m still standing at the front desk waiting for some confirmation. After a about a minute or two I would just sit down and assume that I’m checked in. Later Dr. Yang or another person would call me in.
I should’ve just switched dentists, but Dr. Yang wasn’t ever a problem, it was just his receptionist that was consistently rude to me.

Dentists, oral surgery, and the alike need to be reviewed. It is like pulling teeth to get me to the dentist. That is exactly what happened with Dr. Yang. I did not see a dentist for five years, and he could not save one tooth. I lost it. Pulling a major tooth on a fifty year old is not a good experience, but he made it as good as possible.
I hate dental treatment so much, I am now making an appointment for follow up treatement.
On the extraction, I did not feel a thing, and he stopped decay on additonal teeth.
I have had a number of really bad dentists, and Dr. Yang is not one of them.
On the process: I understand HIPPA, and the documentation process. Yes, you will have to do paperwork.
At the end of the day, I will make that call and see the dentist, Dr. Yang.

I went to this dentist a couple times and I really didn’t enjoy their service. The receptionist greeted me with no smile and plainly told me to sign in. Right when I was about to sit down in the waiting area, she called for me and told me to review my personal information that I had filled out on this form a few visits back. My insurance carrier and my mailing address have changed since then so there were many revisions that needed to be done, but she didn’t even offer to give me a new form to sign! She simply told me to cross out what wasn’t pertinent anymore and to write the new information on top of the form somewhere. 5 minutes later, I was still standing there in front of her trying to write my info down with no space on the page to allow me to do so. After appearing obviously annoyed, she then reached behind her and gave me a new form to fill out, all the while knowing that she could’ve done it in the beginning!
What’s worse was that the receptionist was ALSO the dental assistant! I remember having to wait 15 minutes on the dental chair before she came over to do my cleaning. She was very abrupt and harsh in her actions and even though I had been taking care of my teeth throughout the year, the whole process was painful. After all was done, Dr. Yang came over but only examined me for about 2 minutes and then left.
I knew not to quickly judge them after my first initial visit to this place and had given them 2 more shots to prove me wrong. But my 3 or so visits just weren’t that good. I grew up with a really good dentist who was also located in Fremont but he suddenly died of a heart attack while exercising when I was in high school and it’s been hard looking for one ever since. But, I do have an appointment with another dentist next week that I’m looking forward to because I’ve heard really good things about her, and she had some really good comments on Unilocal