Jew Harry S DDS

Dr. Jew is awesome! Such a great dentist!!!

Dr. Jew is a fantastic dentist! He has great bedside manners, appointments start on time, and he’s helped me get over my long-​time hesitance of seeing a dentist on a regular basis. Hannah calls the day before an appointment to confirm the time, which is very helpful. Dr. Jew’s office takes VSP.

I have been a patient of Dr. Jew’s for about 10 years. He is a very personable dentist and takes his time to educate you about cleaning your teeth. He showed me how to properly brush and clean my toddler’s teeth and instructed me how to get the best cleaning results when I floss my toddler’s teeth. I have since moved down to the South Bay but will travel to see him.
The only problem I have is with his assistant, Hannah. Ever since I gotten married and combined my insurance with my husbands, it seems that every year Hannah has problems with our dental insurance. She has asked for our social security number which we are not willing to give to a third party person. My husband has run interference with the insurance company and Hannah so that we do not have to offer up our social security number. Hannah does not seem to work well with our insurance company without our social security number even though we have given her all the account information, group identification number, and claim number.
Besides Hannah, I still love seeing Dr. Jew and am willing to drive 50 miles to see him and will bring my child too.

I’ve been a patient of Dr Jew’s for about 20 years now (I forget when I first went to see him), and I travel from the East Bay, so you know I think it’s worthwhile. He’s a great dentist and a good friend. I even got my wife to switch from her previous dentist.
Bottom line: Dr Jew is highly recommended.

We started seeing Dr. Jew over 17 years ago, it is hysterical to go into his office and see my now 21-​year olds polaroid picture on his «patient wall» which was taken when she was 3 and a half year’s old on her first visit. We used to live in the City and moved to Cupertino, and make the 100 mile round trip twice a year to see him, as everyone knows, you do anything to stay with a good dentist. My second daughter had a broken tooth which he extracted and she swore he never even gave her a shot. My kids went to Chinese school with his kids and still stay in touch on Facebook, I think I’m one of the few Caucasian people in his practice but I don’t care. The Saturday appointments are a huge bonus and he accepts a wide range of insurance plans.

Oh man, what a name! Every time I hear Dr. Jew’s name, I stifle a giggle. But when I was a young kid patient of his many years ago, I didn’t have such a naughty mind, and found no humor in it at all. Maybe that’s why he was so great with kids, probably because we were so oblivious to things like his funny name. To this day, my brothers and I reminisce about how great of a dentist he was to us. Albeit we were young kids and had no idea what good dentistry meant, we loved Dr. Jew and his office staff mainly for the Snapples, the Pringles, and balloon animals they would give us after each visit. When I think of it now, maybe giving your patients sugar-​packed Snapple drinks after a cleaning wasn’t such a great idea. But to us, it was what made our dentist visits worthwhile. And most importantly, our teeth were healthy and we never had nightmarish experiences in the dentist chair.
It seems like not much has changed. Dr. Jew is still professional, funny, and making his patients happy. I would definitely recommend him to anyone in the Richmond neighborhood, but unfortunately for me, he is just too far.

Dr Jew has been treating my family since we first moved to San Francisco, when I was 6. I still see him at least once a year for my regular checkups and whatever else I’ve done to f’k up my teeth.
Hannah, his assistant, is lovely. She takes the time to follow up with you and confirms appts. Dr Jew actually remembers stuff about me when I was a kid… and even though I don’t visit him when my parents or sister go, when we are chatting he brings stuff up like «oh yeah your dad mentioned you went to Shanghai, did you get to do so and so?» That’s pretty cool.
Yanny is absolutely right about bedside manner. I have recommended him to several of my friends over the years and I’ve always received back glowing reviews.

Nice fellow. Quite friendly. Seems to be honest and a thorough dentist. The only thing that was kind of wierd was if anyone was in the waiting room they could have seen me getting my teeth worked on-​since it’s a very open office. Oh well!

I love my dentist. He is a professional – dentistry and talking. He is so funny and makes me not scared of going to the dentist! He takes good care of my teeth (even if I don’t always.)

So, I needed a dentist and my sister suggested hers. She raved about how nice he was and I was, «Yeah. Sure. Whatever. Just clean my damn teeth, that’s all I care about.» But she was right. I guess your dentist’s bedside manner does make a difference. Normally, I’m indifferent about going to the dentist; it’s a good habit blah blah. With Dr. Jew I felt relaxed rather than irritated that I was at the dentist’s.
His office is small, I think it’s just him and his assistant. It’s nice after my previous dentist office where I got a different dentist and/​or hygenist every other visit.