1. Richard F. Creaghe, DDS
  2. Richard F. Creaghe, DDS
  3. 5
    (Based on 44 reviews)
  4. 1099 D Street
  5. Suite 206
  6. San Rafael, CA 94901
  7. Practice Website

  8. (415) 366-0262

Average Patient Rating

5 (44 reviews)
Takes Time to Listen: 100 %
Communicates Well: 100 %
Average Wait Time: 2 minutes

Patient Referrals

Referral by: Greg Barnett
5.0
February 21, 2012

"The dentist, assistant, and receptionist were all professional, warm, and nice. The office is modern and comfortable. Dr. Creaghe explained everything he did before he did it. Everything was painless, including the injection to the gum. It was a great experience at the dentist. I'll be back."

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Referral by: Frank Attaguile
5.0
February 7, 2012

"Great dentist !! Good Guy !! Gentle as a lamb !! Great staff ! "

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Verified on 02-08-2012
Referral by: John Gruenig
5.0
February 2, 2012

"great service and friendly help for almost 10 years"

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Verified on 02-04-2012
Referral by: Luis Ramiro Cadiz
5.0
February 2, 2012

"Very friendly and professional staff. "

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Verified on 02-02-2012
Referral by: Frank Garcia
5.0
January 10, 2012

"excellent experience "

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Verified on 01-11-2012
Referral by: Phil Dunlap
5.0
December 1, 2011

"Having a cap on a 2nd molar, in bad shape, replaced isn't fun but I have no desire to go anywhere else."

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Verified on 12-01-2011

Blog

11-10-2011

 

Q: What landed you in your city, and what is it that you like about the neighborhood?
A: The beauty of Marin County, a rural setting 10 miles from a world class city.
 
Q: Where did you receive your undergraduate and professional degrees, and did you participate in any residencies?
A: Attended The University of Hawaii in Honolulu for 3 years, then was accepted to University of Pacific Dental School.
 
Q: Do you belong to any professional associations?
A: International Congress of Oral Implantologists
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11-10-2011

 

Digital X-ray | Richard Creaghe | Dentist | San Rafael, CaliforniaRadiographs, or X-rays, are used in every dental office. They are a great way to see the teeth and bones, and they make sure they are healthy. In the past, X-rays were taken using little pieces of covered film. They were placed in the mouth and exposed using an X-ray machine. They always jabbed inside the mouth and seemed to take forever to be processed. Well, those days are now behind us! In the new era of dentistry, dentists are using digital radiography. The same X-ray machine is used to... read more

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