Dr. Najem's office is located at 17542 Irvine Blvd Ste E Tustin, CA 92780.
Dr. Andrew Najem, DDS
Dentistry*
5.0 (1 Ratings)
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Dr. Andrew Najem, DDS
Tustin, CA
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Office17542 Irvine Blvd Ste E, Tustin, CA 92780
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Sep 03, 2024
I traveled over 70 mikes to get an appointment with Dr. Najem. I am glad that I did because he listened to my fears about dental anxiety and took his time with my procedures. I had a terrible experience with my last dentist and I did not want to go to another office again. A family member recommended Dr. Najem and it was the BEST experience. I had no pain and he not only completed the problems from my last dentist, but found another issue and fixed that, too. Dr. Najem will take his time, listen, and doesn't pressure you to have procedures that you are not ready to have done. I plan to keep Dr. Najem as my denist and you should make an appointment because he is friendly, professional, and he has a wonderful staff, too. He is the BEST! Thank goodness I finally have an experienced dentist that knows his field and will not let you down. It was worth the drive!
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