Nguyen Quynh Chi DDS

I have been going to Doctor Chi for roughly 13 years now. While somewhat small, her waiting room is well kept, with a wide variety of magazines available to «distract» you. Granted, when you arrive, your waiting time is only a short period anyways. Maybe it is due to the fact that I schedule my appointments during the early afternoon. Whatever the case, once you sign in, you practically get called to one of the stations within 5 minutes. Once there, Doctor Chi does the business of getting whatever is needed for your teeth done. Overall, she is very conversational, friendly, and pleasant. The staff is extremely professional and welcoming. If you are currently looking for a dentist, I highly recommend that you give Doctor Chi a visit.

She’s a terrible dentist. She does the sloppiest teeth cleaning. Every single time I’m there, she never pays attention to anything she’s doing. Last year, she chipped a small part of my back tooth while she was using the scraper thing to remove plaque. She wasn’t even looking in my mouth AT ALL. Also, she waits for your cavities to get super bad THEN she fills them. & if you aren’t Viet and don’t understand what she’s saying, she talks so much shit about her other patients to her assistant while cleaning or working on your teeth. Don’t go to her.

I use to fear the dentist until i met Dr. Nguyen, she is kind and gentle and knows what to say to help you over come your fears. been going to her for couple of years now and i’m happy to say i have to dentist fears anymore.
now i wonder if i can talk to her about my other phobia? maybe she is a therapist on the side LOL. just kidding folks.
dont hesitate make your appointment and go see her, you will love her and the staff is friendly too.

The dentist is so sweet! She and her assistant talks about really silly things while you’re getting your teeth cleaned. The office staff actually slightly remembers your background information (work, school, etc). They are all super sweet people! It doesn’t make the dental office visit scary =P There is barely any wait time there, if you’re on time! Scheduling is very easy. There is a small play area for kiddies. The office is always clean and full of fun magazines to read.
If you have concerns, she will address them and figure out the best course for therapy (like in my mom’s case she had gum disease, and now its treated for).
After my appointment, i swear my teeth feel so clean and glistening! *smiles*

I’ve been seeing Dr. Nguyen for a couple years now. She’s my ex-co-worker’s sister so I suppose I’m a bit biased. Being as objective as possible, I’d still recommend Dr. Nguyen. Her equipment is modern and her staff is very accommodating with scheduling and I’ve never had to wait around. Saturday appointments are a plus too.

I’ve been going to Dr. Chi for almost half a decade now, and I’ve been pretty satisfied with her skills as a dentist. She is a really nice lady, and her and all of her assistants are very pleasant and accommodating. I also have pretty good dental coverage, and I’m not afraid of needles or the dental implements. You’d think I have every reason to roll out there on my bi-​annual visits to get my teeth cleaned. However, a visit to ANY dentist is like getting hauled up before the principals office — and makes me feel like I’m fourteen years old again. The inevitable lectures on flossing (I do, and it doesn’t make dick worth of difference), when am I getting my wisdom teeth pulled (they’re not bothering me, why do I have to?!) and why can’t I make time to come see the dentist regularly (gee, I don’t know…). So bottomline, I’m lax with the dental appointments. And she makes sure I hear about it every time I show up — which to my own discredit is few and far between. So much so that she brushed aside my attempts to blame the laxity on work, and sounded almost gleeful when she told me I’d be paying the price for it. It could also have been concern, but then again, I’m cynical when it comes to dental work.
I must once more point out that I think this whole tooth thing is a scam. If they would just work on Titanium Teeth™, I wouldn’t need any of this. Just replace the whole set of upper/​lower teeth with one continuous titanium piece contoured to be able to cut/​pierce/​grind food, and we’d never have to brush, floss, or deal with any kind of gum or tooth decay issues. It might even stop a bullet, which would keep several rappers alive — something those diamond teeth aren’t doing for them right now. I’ve long wanted to see this, and I’d be the first one to sign up — I hope someone somewhere is working on it.
Anyway, I digress… Dr. Chi is pretty good, easy to find, and doesn’t make you bleed (too much). It is Silicon Valley, so don’t expect any eye candy when you show up.