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    Access Dental Center

    3.0 (7 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Cavity treatment

    Dental exams

    Tooth filling replacement or repair

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    10 months ago

    Professional, courteous, friendly, local and affordable. Emergency services and weekends too. Available on street parking meters.

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    8 years ago

    Office is kinda old school but all in all they get the job done and about their buisness!

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    Elegant Smiles

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    3.8(34 reviews)
    2.4 mi

    I was a patient of this dental practice for several years, and I never imagined that I would…read moreeventually have to write a review like this. Over the years, one of the biggest concerns I noticed was the frequent change of dentists. My treatment passed from one dentist to another, and unfortunately, when a serious problem eventually developed, that lack of continuity became extremely important. When I was treated by Dr. Sardora, I specifically discussed my concerns about what would happen if there were problems after the treatment. At the time, I was reassured that they would take good care of me if anything happened afterward. That reassurance was one of the reasons I trusted the practice and moved forward with significant dental work, including a dental bridge. Unfortunately, when problems later developed and Dr. Lee was handling my case, the response was completely different. I was told that the work was beyond a one-year warranty period and that the office would not be responsible for it. I was honestly shocked by that response. This was not a small or temporary dental procedure. This was a dental bridge. Even my dental insurance generally only covers replacement of this type of major restorative work after a much longer interval, yet I was being told that after just over a year, the practice no longer considered itself responsible for addressing the problem. What makes this experience even more upsetting is what I am dealing with now. Because of the complexity of the existing dental work and the problems that need to be corrected, I am now having an extremely difficult time finding another dentist willing to take over my case. I have been left searching for someone who is willing and qualified to deal with the situation and determine how my teeth can be properly restored. For me, this is much bigger than whether a dental office technically offers a one-year "warranty." My concern is about continuity of care and accountability. Patients undergoing major restorative treatment should understand what happens if the dentist who performed the work leaves the practice, who takes responsibility for follow-up care, and what the practice will do if serious problems develop later. After being a patient here for years, trusting the practice through multiple changes of dentists, and relying on the reassurance I was originally given, I found the way my situation was ultimately handled extremely disappointing and unacceptable. The situation became serious enough that I filed a formal complaint with the Pennsylvania Department of State regarding my experience. I am sharing this review because I genuinely wish I had understood these issues before agreeing to major dental work here. If you are considering crowns, bridges, implants, or other extensive restorative treatment at this practice, I strongly recommend getting a second opinion and asking--in writing--exactly who will be responsible for your care if complications develop after treatment or if your treating dentist leaves the practice. Unfortunately, I am now the one left trying to find another doctor willing to help fix a very complicated dental situation.

    I left this office feeling frustrated, confused, and frankly, very disappointed. I came in for a…read moredental procedure, only to have Dr. Lee tell me that the treatment will most likely not be effective and that I would likely need a crown instead. I asked why we weren't just proceeding with the crown if that was the more reliable option, but rather than clearly addressing my concern, the dentist kept repeating himself without actually answering my question. As I attempted to clarify my concerns, namely, that I didn't want to pay for two procedures if a crown was ultimately necessary, I felt dismissed. I even said it felt like I was being gaslit because my questions were not being answered directly. Only then did he explain that he was confident in the treatment plan and had only been presenting a "what if" scenario. I appreciated the clarification and told him I understood, and he apologized for the earlier confusion. He then numbed my mouth with a lidocaine injection and left the room. A few minutes later, the office manager came in to tell me the dentist would not be performing the treatment due to what they considered "hostile language." I was completely shocked. I had asked valid questions about my care and tried to understand my options, this should never be labeled as hostile behavior. What's even more upsetting is that they numbed me before informing me they wouldn't continue with treatment. That felt both unprofessional and unnecessary. I will not be returning to this office. Patients have every right to ask questions and seek clarity about their treatment plans. If a provider cannot handle that, it may be time to re-evaluate their approach to patient care.

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    Rachel C. Taddeo, DMD - www.TaddeoTeeth.com

    Rachel C. Taddeo, DMD

    4.0(2 reviews)
    2.0 mi

    Had fillings done a few months back and it was a fast and comfortable procedure. The whole…read moreexperience from walking into the office to the prep and the fillings was intimate and relaxed

    Very knowledgable about dental health, and utilizes newer technologies to inform her patients about…read moretheir procedures and responsibility in maintaining a healthy smile. I initially tried their practice because they're in the neighborhood and offered plans for people without insurance. Comfortable, personable, friendly, fast, and quality work. I was a fan. I removed a star because customer service has slipped dramatically. Now the office doesn't return calls or respond to emails in a reasonable time frame. I've worked for years in a small business, and I prefer small, family-style practices/businesses. Accordingly, I tend to give extra understanding that small businesses are trying to manage their operations and their actual services. I called the office in April to schedule a cleaning (admittedly, I was way overdue since my previous appointment there). I left a second voicemail a week later. In mid-May, I emailed the office to ask for a return call to schedule an appointment, or, to arrange transfer of my patient records, if the practice had closed. Finally I made an appointment elsewhere, seeing that dentist in July. Now I'm at a new job, and trying to arrange my dental coverage. I called Dr. Taddeo's office this morning to try asking which plans are accepted, and received a voicemail. I didn't bother leaving a message because, technically, I'm still awaiting a response to April's voicemail, and it's now the end of August. Dr. Taddeo's approach and work is the only reason I'm trying to remain a patient. If the staff would simply reach out and return my calls or email, I'd still make her my primary dentist. I hope they'll see this review and give me an opportunity to add that star back. TL; DR: Great once you're in the office. Good luck hearing from them until then.

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