McFaul Wong
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2300 Sutter St Ste 204,
San Francisco, CA 94115
San Francisco, CA 94115
About McFaul Wong
Specialties
General Dentistry
Conditions
Dental Disorders
Toothache
Cavity
Grinding of Teeth
Gum Disease
Tooth Abscess
Tooth Decay
Tooth Loss
Tooth Demineralization
Sleep Apnea
Snoring
Impacted Teeth
Stained Teeth
Sensitive Teeth
Misshapen Teeth
Canker Sore
Broken Tooth
Excessive Tooth Wear
Halitosis
Loose Teeth
Plaque Buildup
Teething
Tooth Damage
Plaque
Procedures
Dental Bonding
Dental Bridge
Dental Crown
Dental Extraction
Denture Repair
Lower Dentures
Porcelain Veneers
Restoration of Dental Implants
Teeth Whitening
Upper Dentures
Composite Fillings
Dental Inlays
Dental Onlay
Root Canal
Root Planing
Simple Tooth Extractions
Teeth Scaling
Ultrasonic Dental Cleaning
Dental Veneer
Dental Hygiene Services
Nightguard
Dental Implant
Partial Dentures
Single Visit Root Canals
Oral Cancer Screening
Extraction of Wisdom Tooth
Scaling and Root Planing
Teeth Extraction
Dental Cleaning
Dental Filling
Dentures
Dental Restoration
Dental Examination
Dental Sealant
Fluoride Treatment
Mouthguards
Periodontal Treatment
Pediatric Dental Exam
Gum Disease Treatment
Snoring Prevention
Preventive Care
Non-Surgical Gum Treatment
Dental X-Ray
Invisalign®
Invisalign Teen®
Opalescence® Tooth Whitening System
Languages
English
McFaul Wong Dentists
How Patients Feel
POSITIVEPatient Reviews
2
By: Nicolina Shay Gallo Amadhay
on May 16, 2013
Very Honest. Very Knowledgeable. Capable of Communication without being condescending or of seemingly disregard. Helped to defend me from some other MDs far less progressive and knowledgeable with regard to ADHD, recommending anti-psychotics for what had been an 8+ year diagnosis of ADHD and combined MDD/BPD, to which, strangely, I had only responded well to - until Vyvance - with Meridia (Now off the market.) The pathology studies have advanced quite quickly comparable to those of other disorders and - despite the pop myth of that being med related - are apparently due to the high turn out of consistent co-existing disorders. I was Intrigued. Dr. Josh was and is a very good person.
