1. Jordan & Pham Dentistry
  2. Jordan & Pham Dentistry
  3. 5
    (Based on 86 reviews)
  4. 22521 Avenida Empresa
  5. Suite 102
  6. Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 92688
  7. (949) 888-5665
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Average Patient Rating

5 (86 reviews)
Takes Time to Listen: 98 %
Communicates Well: 98 %
Average Wait Time: 2 minutes

Patient Referrals

Referral by: Tom Shotwell
5.0
February 6, 2012

"Experienced and professional. Would recommend to all."

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Verified on 02-07-2012
Referral by: Sandra Burrill Reick
5.0
January 26, 2012

"My experience with this office is always excellent. "

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Verified on 01-28-2012
Referral by: David Price
5.0
January 14, 2012

"Great!"

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Verified on 01-17-2012
Referral by: Andrea Walker
5.0
December 22, 2011

"It was fabulous! Everyone is very friendly and helpful!"

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Verified on 12-27-2011
Referral by: Sarah Glickman
5.0
November 10, 2011

"Just moved to the area found this dentist through the internet. Great experience very sympathetic dentist had a follow up call from him to make sure everything was okay."

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Verified on 11-10-2011
Referral by: Lori Morris
5.0
August 29, 2011

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Education and Credentials

UoP - University of the Pacific Dugoni School of Dentistry ADA - American Dental Association CDA - California Dental Association OCDS - Orange County Dental Society

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Blog

Q & A with Dr. Christopher Jordan
05-14-2011

 

Q: What got you into this specific medical field?
A: I shared a love of art and science with a close family friend growing up, who happened to be a dentist. Over time, he became a mentor and a large reason that I chose dentistry as a profession. My wife (Dr. CamTu Pham, DDS) and I practice dentistry together and enjoy helping our patients achieve healthy, beautiful smiles.
 
Q: What landed you in your city, and what is it that you like about the neighborhood?
A: My wife and I both grew up in southern... read more

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