Majid Jamali, DMD

Dr. Jamali is racist, classist, and extremely unprofessional. After being told an implant would be $2500, I told the receptionist I would just like the extraction as I wanted to check around to see if i could find an implant that was more affordable. After shaming me for not putting quality over affordability, Dr. Jamali stepped in and offered to reduce the fee to $1500, I accepted. Dr. Jamali was extremely aggressive during my extraction. When I mentioned I was in pain, he said he did not offer sedation (which apparently was standard for the procedure) because it was $950 and “people like me” couldn't afford it. He then told me i needed a bone graft that is usually $850, but he offered to do it for free. When I accepted he became aggressive saying that i was not appreciative enough of t

I am 28 y/o male and I was getting my 4 wisdom teeth removed. Dr. Majid Jamali was very proficient with the extraction and at no point was I even slightly uncomfortable. He answered all my questions and allowed me to leave confident about how to take care of myself for the upcoming week. PS: The only thing I had a slight issue with was that he doesn't like getting interrupted and I, being a multitasker, can't wait to get my question off the top of my head giving him the impression that I wasn't listening to the instructions being given regarding post-procedural care (which wasn't the case). This obviously isn't his issue and he dealt with my interruptions amicably, leaving me satisfied and with all the answers.

Dr. Jamali has been a tremendous help during the process of my tooth removal. I had been giving wonderful information on what to expect of the procedure and the healing process. I'm in the end phase of getting a new tooth and I couldn't be happier.

Liars and cheats! Supposedly part of my plan- when I made appt, he forgot to tell me $1000 for "sedation", and my fault for not asking! - go elsewhere

No drama, great experience