Ejaz Tahir, DDS

So the doctor thought I was too hard on my initial review of him. I deleted anything that can possibly seen as «abusive»…which it never was. «Baseless» huh? Again… go see for yourself if you think my review might be far fetched. It’s an assembly line chock full of video games and other pleasantries to distract from that fact. I have the right to my own opinion. My first review was NOT flagged for being abusive or it would have been removed by Unilocal… which it never was. So he has been in practice for eons… big deal. Lots of businesses are and that doesn’t make them right. Also note that he does not deny the FACT that his help, the very help that works on your mouth, has ZERO certification. Again, most of which are maybe 19 to 23 years of age. These are not words of «disrespect and insult» as the doctor accuses. They are simply my views on his business. Views that no one is required to follow. Why would I randomly fabricate this? There are plenty of businesses in good standing with no complaints. As I said, your help was rude to us and your form was less than stellar. We complained and ZERO effort was made by you and your team to make a wrong right… if that was even possible. Seems awfully cowardice to report to Unilocal any reviews that don’t swing in your favor. Also, there is no «holding my own ground». This is not a review of my business. Furthermore, I resent that you imply how «shaky my own position is» doc. And what exactly should I be «seeing the glass» half full of? Here’s a quote for you…“If it walks like a duck and quacks like one… it’s likely a duck.” As a side note, drive past this guy’s office… I have to everyday on my way to work. He constantly and forever has a big «Help wanted» sign in his front window on the second floor. Wonder why that is? Because he’s concerned with doing volume… not necessarily quality… like McDonald’s. Hence the assembly line. And when your business model is such and you staff folks not specifically specialized to their field… you get high turn over rates. Yes McDonald’s has served millions… and made millions. So what? They also have mostly lousy food and workers who moonlight as a means to an end. If I’m paying filet mignon money… which I would have been for my child to go there… I want a chef handling my food… not a fry cook plumb out of high school. Again… just my opinion…

I still get compliments about how nice my teeth (and jaw line) are by dentists and strangers. I got my braces at the age of 12 and now I am 28. I probably should go back there when I have my baby. I know that pregnancy can do some crazy stuff to the mouth. Dr. Tahir still remembered me the last time I came in when my permanent retainer broke (maybe 4 years ago). He even asked about my family by name. He is very personable and friendly. He probably wouldn’t recognize my new last name but I am sure that he would remember my mouth and face. Ha! He is a perfectionist but I wouldn’t have it any other way when it comes to my teeth and jaw line.

If you are in need of some ortho work this is the guy/​team for you. I am not sure where I heard about this guy when researching BUT I am so glad I went to visit his office. First of all the place is filled with flat screens and comfy chairs and lots of smiling faces that work there. They have video games and a coffee/​drink machine to make you drool. BUT this is not why I went there. its just a bonus. This orthodontist knows his stuff and him and his team will never lead you on the wrong path for your needs. I had went in originally wanting those clear braces that you change out every 2 weeks. totally expensive and he honestly told me they wouldn’t work for me… So we worked out options best for me and in less then a year my smile was perfect. The staff in gentle and understanding.
I have never been to any other orthodontist but this guy is tops in my books. I have referred him to several people and they too have all had positive experiences. He is a little on the pricey side, but in cases of teeth. you get what you pay for.