Rothstein Richard, DDS & Rojas Richard, DDS

GHETTO.
My little brother came here because my dad goes to this dentist. Otherwise, we would have went to one in Pasadena, where true professionals work.
We were told by a dentist in Pasadena that he needed a root canal, although if he really wanted, it could be extracted. Of course, you should always try to save a tooth. We made an appointment for a root canal but he told my brother «I can pull it right now.» My brother told him that he was advised not to pull it and he said «we’ll put in an implant» (which is way more expensive and extensive than a root canal.) My brother told him that he was going to call me outside and the dentist said «can’t you call in here?» My brother didn’t have service so had to step outside. He said that he sensed a greedy vibe from the dentist and when he told the dentist that he just wanted antibiotics to help with the infection and that he chose not to extract, the dentist threw a little bitch fit, as if he had an interest in the pulling of his tooth. He said «okay whatever that’s fine I don’t care.»
My brother told him he was having an earache, etc and the dentist said «well that’s because you have a toothache.» Hahaha ya think? You’re so smart, dentist. Keep working out of your shack on Reseda, where broke college students will agree to have their teeth extracted because they’re impulsive. Not us, though. We like our natural teeth.
We’ll never be back. This dentist was NOT compassionate and did not understand the importance of saving a tooth!

Great dentist and staff. Have had 3 fillings and a cleaning. Most dentist tell me I need a deep cleaning and now I am told now just come in every 6months for a regular cleaning.

DO NOT GO TO THIS DENTIST’S OFFICE. First, Drs. Rothstein and Rojas are no longer here. This place has a revolving door of dentists, who are very rough and unprofessional. They keep you waiting for over an hour for simple cleanings. My dentist today was as arrogant and unprofessional as any I’ve ever had. He had a smug look on his face the whole time, reminded me of some evil guy in a bad movie. After they put the bib on me, I was then asked to get up and stand in the hall like a child, while another patient was x-​rayed in my chair! They treat their patients like children. F rating. AVOID at all costs.

The dentist (not Dr Rothstein or Dr Rojas) is not friendly and doesn’t care about the patient — only getting them in and out. A few of the office staff are not friendly either and all they care about is the money. Unfortunately, I have had a lot of dental work done in my life and this is the WORST place to go for any kind of dental work. I am filing a grievance with the insurance company on the crown procedure I had done. Very unsanitary and unprofessional!

Let me just begin with saying that I am the biggest baby when it comes to any dental/​medical procedures. It was never in my plans to EVER extract any wisdom teeth; however, when one of them starting growing out at a slight angle, I did not really have an option. I delayed the appointment for as long as I could, until I could no longer bare the pain.
Fortunately, Dr. Rothstein was able to squeeze me in for the morning after I called. I ended up extracting both of my bottom wisdom teeth and was in and out of there in less than an hour. His staff was very friendly, and the Dr.‘s humor made my visit much much easier.
And as if my experience couldn’t get any better, he gave me a very reasonable price. I no longer have dental insurance and as a «broke college student,» i can truly say my pocket didn’t suffer! ;)
Thanks again Dr. Rothstein!

Today, Dr. Rothstein saved my back molar. I was expecting a crown and maybe a root canal. I have been going to him for 12 – 14 years. He is the most straightforward and honest dentist I have ever met. He won’t try to upsell you, he won’t scare you to pay for services you don’t need. He has a great sense of humor, which is important when you go to see your dentist, and his staff is very nice, too. Thanks, Dr. Rothstein!

Dr. Rothstein is the best dentist I have been to so far. He was frank, with kind bedside manner. He extracted a tooth (a process long overdue) with gentleness and minimal pain. In fact, I didn’t feel any pain during the process. Later that day, I felt slight pain, but never again after that. I would recommend Dr. Rothstein to anyone who has a fear of dental work! He is the best!

I’ve moved through a few dentists over the years and never found one I really liked, UNTIL NOW. I’ve been going to Dr. Rothstein for about a year now and had a good amount of work done. His prices were far better than the others and he said I only needed a portion of the work that others insisted I needed done. He’s done GREAT work, saved me tons of money and is a very friendly and gentle dentist. I’d give him 10 stars if I could!

I will definitely return to Mr. Rothstein’s office.
After searching long and hard for a dentist in my dental network in the Northridge area whose surname doesn’t end in «anian,» Rothstein popped up.
His office was right up the street from my house, and he was able to make a Saturday appointment; so I gave him a try.
His staff was very friendly, and the office was very clean.
A retarded man-​woman in the waiting area started repeating to me how good Dr. Rothtstein was and set off a minor alarm in the back of my mind. That is untilI realized if he-​she likes Mr. Rothstein this much — he has to be good!
A young girl called me back and began taking my x-​rays; and yes, mother, she gave me the lead vest to wear over my chest and genital region.
Mr. Rothstein was in to meet me within minutes of the young girl finishing my x-​rays. The x-​ray girl left, and a thicker version of the young girl came in and put on a pair of gloves with Mr. Rothstein.
He was a down-​to-​business guy that immediately went to work on cleaning and inspecting my teeth. He attempted slight chit-​chat, but paid more attention to my teeth (Which I really appreciated. After all, how can I profess my love the new Spider-​Man movie when I have a full-​grown man’s fingers in my mouth?).
36 teeth later he said my teeth are perfect and left the room.
The thick dental assistant then took over and started to polish my teeth. I think it was her first time, and missed many teeth. She finished and said, «okay, I’m gonna floss you now.» She pulled out an arms length of floss and stuck it in my teeth and pulled it out as if she were demonstrating how not to properly floss.
Then I was done. She propped up my chair to the upright position and said, «see you in 6 months.»
I’ve been to some good dentists, and I’ve been to some bad dentists, but this was an altogether decent experience.
Mr. Rothstein — I will be seeing YOU in 6 months.