Cedarwood Pleasanton Dentistry

Hate going to the dentist but love going to this one. It’s a really relaxed environment, you can always hear people laughing with the staff and Docs. Docs are super nice and do very thorough exams and cleanings. Really good about reminding you of your appointments. I’ve referred a few people hear as well already, but if you hate going to the dentist like me, try this one.

Dr. Yu is an amazing dentist. I fell last year and broke two teeth as well as my upper jaw. She has done such a great job fixing everything and keeping me comfortable during the long process to get my mouth back to normal. She is also great during my regular visits. I’m a total baby and she is always very gentle but does a great job. Her staff is also super friendly and wonderful at their jobs. I couldn’t recommend this practice more.

I came in for a consultation and was presented with three treatment options. The dentist strongly pushed one specific procedure but was very vague about the alternative, less abrasive option. I initially agreed to the recommended procedure and was given an estimate for it. After thinking it over, I decided I wanted to consider the second option. When I asked for an estimate, the office refused to provide one unless I committed to having the procedure done at their office. It was very clear they did not appreciate what they considered “price shopping,” which felt unprofessional and dismissive. Gloria, the office manager, insisted I come in to formally decline treatment before she would release any estimate. Her attitude was controlling and unnecessary, and it gave the impression that she

Dr. Yu did a wonderful job on my recent extraction. She is funny, energetic, and most of all extremely competent. I have signed on as a new customer.

I had a deeply uncomfortable experience during my dental appointment on 1/4/26 with Dr. Yu, and I feel it’s important to share for other patients. During my visit, Dr. Yu initiated an extended personal conversation that was completely unrelated to my dental care. She referenced personal information about my engagement and family situation, stating it had been shared with her by a family member of mine who is also a patient at the practice. This immediately raised concerns about confidentiality. This experience left me feeling unsafe and extremely uncomfortable. Especially due to the aggressive profanity used. A dental appointment is not an appropriate setting for personal judgment, family pressure, or unsolicited life advice, especially when private information is involved. Because of t