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5.0 out of 5.

Category: Dentist

The place will rip you off. Overcharges you and your insurance while providing substandard dental services. They cleaned my teeth and broke 4 of the bottom front. Then they said it was normal and if I wanted them repaired I had to pay $550 more. Having broken front teeth was not an option. I went there for a filling that came out. Over $1500 of my money, not counting my insurance, I was then able to escape. They will make money on you when they cause damage to your tteeth.Go to Smiles Dentistry just around the corner.

Category: Dentist

I had only good things to say about this place(these people) until today! I was left waiting two hours for a small adjustment to my dentures. Needless to say I left without getting the adjustment! If you've already paid them, they don't care if you are comfortable or not! Hell I came home and adjusted them myself with the dremel in about 5 minutes! Two hours!

Category: Dentist

This is a wonderful Place!! I was a new patient transferring from another Aspen Dental Clinic. When I got there, everything was ready to go. I had extensive dental work done, and the hygienist was very kind, patient and caring! I wasn't nearly as nervous as I usually am. Please choose Aspen Dental on 1st Ave as your new dental home!

Category: Dentist

The only reason I gave them one instead of a zero was that the staff was fairly friendly. But in a coal clinical type friendly. I made an appointment for tooth pain. I was told they would not do the filling for me or even give me a temporary because I couldn’t do an $850 cleaning first. So I was sent home after x-rays and examination with nothing done. I called back to complain what I thought was there on corporate of I called back to complain what I thought Was the corporate office. And it turned out I was talking to the same girl at the same office. Which told me she did not have time to hear my complaints. Even though I had told them when I made the appointment when I arrived and put on the paper that I was there for tooth pain. She became angry and told me that she would override the cleaning i was the corporate office. And it turned out I was talking to the same girl at the same office. Which told me she did not have time to hear my complaints. Even though I had told them when I made the appointment when I arrived and put on the paper that I was there for tooth pain. She became angry and told me that she would override the cleaningAs a special favor. But I would have to wait a week to come back in for a filling. I told her why she couldn’t do it today since I already had the appointment. She said do you want the appointment or not in a rude voice. I said not

Category: Dentist

I'm not sure how Jessie represented my situation to you Dr Bruno, only you & Jessie are privy to that information. I called Dr Urbanski first, but because I hadn't had my 1st appointment with her & she didn't have my medical history to review, she not only couldn't prescribe pain meds, she couldn't even prescribe Tylenol for me. She urged me to call you & assured me you would prescribe something for my pain. NOT. As Jessie informed me, she has & I quote "BEEN" with you for 8 years & she has never known you to prescribe a pain med for any patient under your care. I only reqested 2 pain meds to get me thru the night until I had my appointment with Dr Urbanski the next morning. She rearranged her whole schedule the next day so she could treat me medically. I didn't need a lecture from Jessie about the opiate crises in this country. All she had to tell me was that Dr Bruno doesn't prescribe pain meds. I had another option, the ER. Skip the lecture from Jessie. Within an hour I would have been administered a pain med & had a script called into my pharmacy. Dr Bruno, you never call your own office as a patient, perhaps you should have your Mother, your Wife's Mother or an Aunt call & ask to talk to Jessie. I could write down pretty much my everything I said to Jessie. You could find out what their response to the way they were treated. Ultimately, you are responsible for the care & comfort of your patients.

Category: Dentist

When this dental practice discharges you fro a missed appointment, they don't call you. If this practice thinks this is a sound business principle why don't they call the patient ? Instead, the patient receives a cowardly discharge letter in the mail. I wonder what this practice does if you miss your appointment because you have an emergency health situation and are in ER in intensive care. How about if you die ? They don't do any followup call. I wonder what this practice would do if a relative of the dead patient showed up at the door of this practice ?

Category: Doctor

:To Whom It May Concern: I was told by the advice from the VA- because of my substandard care that I received from Dr. Chasolen for the two years of a total nightmare, and being totally departed of my hard working sum of $38,000.00- and not having any of the work sent back to me- as I requested on several occasions- just to prove that it was in fact sent back to his discount dental lab in California for the total credit of any money that he paid to them- as he told me when he was sending it back - and telling the lab that it was a totally failing bridge unit- as he explained to me stating that we would receive any and all of the money that was paid to them. Dr. Chasolen then changed his story when he abandoned my treatment plan- that he again failed and could not put together the so called new plan with a new local lab to redo my work, he instead stated to me that the work was not sent back to the California lab- and as a result he was charged for the lab work of the failed unit, I then asked that he please send me all of the so called work that never was not sent back to the lab- and to please send it to me "to prove to myself that it was sent back to the lab and that he in fact did receive all of the money back" The dentist that finished my work even asked Dr. Chasolen for very important information pertaining to critical info. that was needed to complete my work with the new dentist but Dr. Chasolen never answered the request as it was obvious that a lot was being hidden from my substandard care that was provided with the treatment plan that I had for two years with Dr. Chasolen- and so very little was ever provided from Dr. Chasolen himself- other than the time and failed attempt that he made -trying to fix a chip that was done by his work on a $7,000.00 implant crown- even though i agreed to remove the chipped crown and let the lab have an easier time for the unit they were making, "low and behold Dr. Chasolen presented me with a $3500.00 bill to remove the crown that he had to remove because of the negligence in chipping it in the first place. To date my option that I am contemplating is to take out a reverse mortgage on my home to pursue a civil case- and try to get my $38,000.00 back and whatever merit of loss that a 80 year senior veteran would be entitled to for the two year night mare that I received while in treatment with Dr Chasolen. " Again- In Life We Learn From Mistakes, So Please Learn From Mine And Beware"

Category: Dentist

Dr. Marze is professional, caring, and works with his patients to develop a plan of care for their dental health. I would strongly recommend him to anyone who is looking for a family dentist. He also has a dental plan to assist patients who do not have dental insurance.

Category: Dentist

I went to Nicolas Romac for a few years and was a diligent patient. I struggle with self care, especially as a teen, so he noticed right away that I've had a lot of fillings and I deal with plaque, receding gums, I've had two root canals, and one molar pulled, as well as the beginning stages of gingivitis was also in the mix. Despite all the neglect, I've continuously went to the dentist to check for cavities and have them filled. At times I've had cavities even while taking excellent care of my teeth. It's discouraging that even when I've tried, i still had issues... yet Romac still gave me nice encouragement. I just feel I have bad teeth, and the years of neglect when I was younger is catching up to me now. Well, I was losing my dental insurance and told him I needed one last visit to clean and care for a filling. His attitude changed. He complained to his assistant about me and my small mouth. He berated me about not brushing in the back (what I use to do, not anymore, so wth) which was absolutely not true. He got angry about having to fill a cavity he couldn't reach, all the while only speaking to his assistant and not giving me any personal attention. If you go to him, expect a lot of self talk with his assistant without him talking to you about what he is doing. Expect him to get mad if you choose to leave.

Category: Dentist

The front office staff is much much better than the last time I was there. Brittany is friendly, professional and helpful! A lovely girl all around. My cleaning was very expensive but very good nonetheless. Amy did a great job and her expert evaluations gave me a lot of confidence. BUT . . . I cannot help but feel that Dr. Saxeema is in this strictly for the $$$$$$. Clearly, the actual care and wellbeing of her patients is a distant second place to revenue. I have an extremely busy work schedule so booking and keeping appointments is very tough for me. On top of an expensive cleaning of $271, Dr. Saxena pointed out additional work that was very important and needed to be done. The additional work totaled about $700. Along with the cleaning $, this was considerably more than I had budgeted for that day's visit. I offered to pay for half of the additional work right then on top of paying for the cleaning and commuted to pay the balance in two weeks with an automatic CC payment. NOPE . . . Full payment takes a front seat to care & need of her patient as well as consideration for her patients time. Dr. Saxeema turned my offer down because she wants every penny right then and there despite my need for relief. This tells me that my actual dental needs and oral health are less important than how fast she gets her money! Basically, it was made clear that the Dr thinks I'm a deadbeat. That I would cheat her out of $350 even with numerous follow up visits and much more dental work to follow. This was a bad business decision . . . Really unbelievable. I cannot trust a professional that makes such small minded business decision. I will have my records moved to a doctor that cares as much about my health and time as they do about lining their pockets. My girlfriend is moving to another dentist as well.