Dr. Rosen's office is located at 7914 Ronson Rd San Diego, CA 92111.
Dr. Hana Rosen, DMD
San Diego, CA
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Office7914 Ronson Rd, San Diego, CA 92111
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Dec 06, 2019
I found Dr. Rosen in a round-about way after my dentist of 30+ years wanted to replace four fillings which were not bothering me to the tune of $1,100. He was retiring and what I call it the 401-K Tour. I decided to get a second opinion and went to Dr. Rosen. Rhonda (Assistant Extraordinaire) took x-rays. Dr. Rosen said, "the four fillings looked fine, let's take the conservative approach! We'll check them in 18 months and if they bother you in the meantime, then we'll see what needs to be done.". That was all it took for me to say this is the Dentist for me. First of all, they are always on time for their appointments. The environment is welcoming because it is a small office and not a dental mill. The level of personal and professional care I have received is nothing I have experienced in a Dental Office until the past two years, It is without any reservation, I wholeheartedly recommend Dr. Rosen and Rhonda! A winning team of two! And that works perfect for me.
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