Lifetime Dental & Fastbraces

Robert Barrera 4 months ago

Had a very great first time experience with lifetime Dental, The front desk receptionist Krystal was very mannered and very helpful with the appointment setup. Nervous for the first visit but they assured me that it was fine and made me feel comfortable, The office manager Sabrina was very kind, super helpful with my payment plan, made me feel at ease with the whole process, definitely coming back to lifetime dental in the future

Babyy Mayy 7 months ago

I strongly regret choosing Lifetime Dental in San Bernardino and feel obligated to warn others about my experience. The dental work I received was unacceptable and had to be corrected by another dentist. That alone speaks volumes. I have some background knowledge in dentistry — enough to recognize when work is done properly and when it is not — and the treatment I received fell far below professional standards. No patient should have to pay twice to fix work that should have been done correctly the first time. What was even more disappointing was the behavior of the front office staff. When I called to explain why I was unhappy with my last visit, why I will not be booking again ever. The woman I spoke with immediately became passive-aggressive and argumentative. Instead of listening or attempting to resolve the issue, she dismissed my concerns and spoke to me as though she had personally performed the procedure herself. It was defensive, unprofessional, and completely inappropriate. Patients deserve to be heard — not challenged or belittled. The only positive part of my experience was the dental hygienist, who was kind and professional. Unfortunately, that was not enough to out

Martha G a year ago

I'm NOT a dentist fan...... but the staff at Lifetime made me feel comfortable!! Every step from the check in, my cleaning, and unexpected treatment went well. Thank you Dr. Sharrow C., Jen, and Krystal for helping me through my visit! It is greatly appreciated 👏 😁

Joel Galindo a year ago

When my temporary crown came off, I returned to this office to have it reattached. However, before the procedure could even begin, the front desk receptionist insisted that I pay upfront—despite the fact that I have always paid after receiving services in the past. I felt disrespected by the implication that I might not be able to pay, especially considering my consistent payment history, even in cases where I was unable to attend an appointment. In one instance, I paid a no-show fee for a procedure that was not only expensive but also not clearly disclosed to me when the appointment was scheduled. The omission of the cost felt intentional, which raises concerns about transparency. Additionally, I’ve noticed a pattern of handing patients products or recommending services without first informing them of the cost. This can place patients in uncomfortable situations where they feel pressured into purchases. There also appears to be an aggressive push for elective treatments such as “fast braces,” which are presented without sufficient explanation or context. That said, I want to acknowledge the excellent care provided by the dentist and the hygienist. They are both skilled, professi

Natalie Castellanos Edited 2 years ago

I was linked through my insurance and was very nervous due to previous horrible experiences at different dentist. The staff is very hospitable and made me feel so comfortable and safe. I appreciate every person that worked on my teeth explains each process and ensure I understand. Update: they maxed out my insurance and gave me a surprise bill weeks after my wisdom teeth removal. Currently, trying to report them because I think they did unnecessary procedures that are still causing me pain 3 months later.