I will back up tkbtt's comment on that papoose restraint. We never had any problems with our older child who actually enjoys going to the dentist, but our younger child is very fearful. After his first appt. for a cleaning, we were told that he would require a papoose the next time we go. And we were charged a hefty amount for the use of it too! It's not like you get your own to keep and take home for goodness sake! Why charge at all for the use of a reusable "papoose" which, btw, is just a nice way of saying straight jacket. I kid you not. Dr. Yang convinced me that it was necessary for my child's safety that we use it. So I trusted her. Looking back in retrospect, I believe it only made my child's fears worse. I do not feel that Dr. Yang or her staff have the skills to deal with a child who is the least bit scared. What would be the reason for going to a pediatric dentist?! You would think they would have the psychological background inknowing how to deal with a child with any kind of issue, no? Was I wrong to think that? Our last visit was the last straw for us, when my child vomitted not once, but twice all over himself and the beautiful x-ray machine! Half the problem there I believe was that the hygenist speaks very little english. Neither one of us seems to understand what the other is saying, which is very frustrating to me. It must be even more frustrating for a 4 year old to be spoken to in another language that he doesn't speak. Even though I was told to wait in the waiting area, I refused and saw and heard everything that was going on when my son got sick, and I didn't like it at all. We will not be returning to this office again.

I have been taking my kids to Dr. Yang since 2005 and I wonder if this employee was there during one of my appointments.

I personally never felt that I was asked to do treatment beyond what was necessary.  If that is the case, I wonder why in most of my appointments, we were only asked to come back in 6 months since no treatment was necessary.

I don't want to brag, but I am diligent about my kids' teeth, but other kids my no be so lucky and I have parents like us

I have question to starkey1030: Why having cameras bother you?  Nowadays, a lot of businesses have cameras and I actually feel, as a parent, safer with them then without any cameras.

 Angela