Although parking in the Strip District is expensive and precarious, the dental office is state of…read morethe art. It is not difficult to acquire an appointment. The staff is friendly. The dental hygienist , Alisa was extremely sensitive, understanding, and efficient. As well as the young lady who assisted Dr. Hayner with my dental procedure.

I highly recommend Dr. Hayner and the Smile Warehouse staff for any dental care. Alisa especially…read morehad me in and out of the chair in a snap. Everyone is welcoming and friendly, and the office is clean, modern, and bright. The convenient parking garage next door makes visits as easy as they could be.

Visited for professional teeth whitening and had a great experience! Morgan was exceptionally…read morefriendly, walking me through each step of the process and Dr Leahy periodically checked in ensuring I was satisfied! Speaking to other customers in the waiting room, this dentist supports a welcoming, neighborly environment. Here, you're not just a patient, you're a person. Thank you for the excellent service and see you all in 6 months!

I've been here twice now and Dr. Leahy is friendly and does a great job of explaining things in…read moreeasy to understand terms, but I can't say I've been as impressed with the staff. This is personal preference, but I expect my dental care team to care about their dental health and it was surprising to hear about a chronic smoking habit. I had another hygienist today who I suspect isn't a regular based on her unfamiliarity with the office, and who gave me the longest cleaning I've ever experienced. On the topic of x-rays, the first set didn't save on my first visit and I had to do them twice, and most recently they weren't able to be taken. I did get a pretty clear description of their teeth whitening service which I'm excited to try, and for the dog lovers out there, there's usually a friendly giant roaming the office!

They messed up my teeth when placing a bridge about 10 years ago. It broke 3 x, and I'm now on my…read more4th one...in TEN YEARS! Plus, one of the healthy teeth was ground down too much to keep the bridge in place properly. I'm now looking at a) a new bridge, b) just crowning, or c) an implant PLUS crowns -- all because they messed up! Would NEVER recommend!

This was only my second visit to Uptown dental and it confirmed my positive impression from the…read morefirst time. The office takes an incredibly detailed and scientific approach to their care (photos of each tooth....) and the staff, from reception (who engages my silly jokes) to hygienists (Maya and Julia - I believe:)) to Dr. Racic. A+ skills and equally solid kindness and personalities.

This is my first experience there...They had to reschedule me for a check up. No big deal. So I…read morewent in 2 weeks later for my appointment. I think I had the wrong time because I was a half hour late. Dr. Culver was like "don't worry, that's fine. We already made asked you to reschedule and since it's late in the day I'll clean your teeth myself." He was sooooo nice. I thought he was gonna be all mean since I haven't been to the dentist in years. I'll be back soon. Such a great atmosphere.

Just had my first visit and could not be happier. Clean office and great staff. I brought my two…read moreyear old in for his first visit with the dentist ever and everyone in the office was so good with him. They are all genuinely kind and caring people. I have not been to the dentist in a while and they did not make me feel guilty or embarrassed at all. I had to pay out of pocket for my son because he's not on the insurance plan yet and they gave me a discount because of his young age. I had such a negative relationship with my last dentist this was a breath of fresh air!

I hope that this is read by the office! I went in for a first visit and the charge is $585. This is…read morethe rate for ALL new patients, no exceptions! I don't have insurance, so this amount is a bridge too far. Building a walled garden around quality dental care is a terrible way to run a business. The cost is on account of a number of tests which have to be performed BEFORE they clean your teeth. I don't have any major concerns, so what is the fuss about? How about trusting the testimony of the patient? How about working with the patient instead of dictating to me what I should do? Quality care shouldn't be made inaccessible like this, it's so frustrating. And the office telling me to "kick rocks" was the real "kick in the teeth" that got me to write this review. Let's hope YELP keeps it up for others

They're at least upfront with their pricing for new patients. But to require three visits before…read moreeven a cleaning is a bit ridiculous when most people have to take time off for appointments.

What a wonderful dentist and staff. Friendly, understanding, knowledgeable and experienced. They…read moreknow how to treat patients with care and up-to-date practices. And I find the procedures virtually painless!! I cannot imagine trusting my teeth to anyone else!

Having moved to Pittsburgh in 2001 after going to the same small town dentist for my whole life, I…read morereally struggled to find a dentist here that I trusted. I have a lot of dental work after 4 years of braces and felt like many dentists were trying to take advantage of me, until a coworker recommended Dr. Rothrock. I've been going to him for about 10 years now and feel this is the healthiest my teeth/mouth have been my whole life. I trust that he genuinely cares and recommends the least invasive procedures to get the job done right, which is very important to me. I hope he realizes he can never retire because I'm never switching dentists again !

I had a childhood trauma which made me terrified of going to the dentist, the fear continued all…read morethe way into adulthood. This fear made me constantly ashamed and embarrassed. Then came Dr. Gottlieb and his amazing staff especially Misty, who is my hygienist. Dr. Gottlieb is professional, very skilled and genuinely cares about his patients. Now I go to my appointments without thinking twice, I actually look forward to seeing Dr. Gottlieb and his amazing staff. He truly changed my life and I occasionally get compliments on my smile. One in a million!

The utmost level of care and quality in Dr. Gottlieb's practice is evident every time you visit his…read moreoffice. He is always up-to-date on the latest techniques, he has a calm demeanor and his office staff matches his level of professionalism and care. He is the best dentist in Pittsburgh.

Today was my first experience with Atlas Dental and I am excited to say that I will definitely be…read moregoing back! From the moment I arrived the staff was warm and welcoming. I knew ahead time that this visit would only be x-rays since it's been a while since I've had them done and it was in a different state. Eve was upbeat when asking me questions about my dental history and then we got to talking about my upcoming wedding. I felt very comfortable tasking with everyone that I saw today. After my screening and having photos taken of all my teeth (so cool to see) I was told that they could fit me in with a cleaning that same day. I know this isn't the norm but I was more than happy to not have to make a shirt follow up visit. As I was leaving after my cleaning, one of the receptionists noticed I didn't have an umbrella and it was getting ready to rain. She graciously asked if I wanted one because they had some extras! Such a thoughtful group of people who deserve the excellent reviews they currently have!

I'm leaving this review to document my experience at Atlas Dental Specialists (Shadyside) for two…read morefront-tooth crowns. While the office is professional on the surface, my experience overall was extremely frustrating and costly. After my permanent crowns were placed, I developed persistent sensitivity in my right front tooth (cold and hot) that did not improve over time. I also felt a noticeable ledge/step on the back side of the crown near the gumline, which made me concerned about the fit/contour. Aesthetically, the crowns also looked longer and bulkier than expected with heavier incisal edges than what I was aiming for. When I tried to address these concerns, I was advised to pay for additional diagnostics (a wax diagnostic). After I paid for it, the office later terminated the patient-provider relationship instead of completing the planned corrections. What made the situation especially difficult was the refund process: the office confirmed in writing the refund amounts, but repeatedly stated the refund would only be processed if I signed a broad "release/indemnification" agreement exactly as written. The agreement was extremely one-sided. It went far beyond acknowledging a refund and included sweeping waivers and protections for the office, along with a "non-disparagement/online statements" section that, in my view, would discourage patients from speaking openly online about their experience. I was not comfortable signing something like that just to receive an agreed refund. Overall, I'm deeply disappointed by how concerns were handled. The communication and resolution process felt dismissive and, at times, misleading - more focused on protecting the office than responsibly addressing the problem. My takeaway is that the approach felt money-driven, and I left feeling I couldn't trust the process. I would encourage anyone considering treatment here to do thorough due diligence and not rely solely on online ratings.

After a very bad experience years ago I have been terrified of dentists. I did go to a dentist who…read morewas a personal friend the past several years but he retired. When I cracked a tooth and needed other work done I decided to try the Dental Spa. And I am so glad I did, The initial exam was very pleasant, the dental hygienists were fun, gentle and kind. The massage chair and getting to watch the Olympics on the ceiling mounted TV really helped. It was decided I needed several root canals and some permanent bridges to replace some missing back teeth and redo my front teeth which were also losing the rather large fillings. It was scheduled and I was given a prescription for a sedative. They also gave me a whitening kit so my lower front teeth would be their whitest when the upper front bridge were made. I had the 5 hour procedure 4 days ago.I went into the relaxation room, laid down on a comfortable chaise with a fluffy blanket. There was a soft glow from a salt lamp, ocean sounds playing and a scented candle burning. After I was sedated they did the procedures. Next thing I know I was being tucked into my bed at home, no memory of the surgery at all.There was minimal swelling, very little pain and the temporary bridges look amazing,just like my real teeth. I can't wait until the permanent ones come in. They called me 2 days after the procedure to see how I was doing and had me come back in today to check my bite and make any slight corrections. It was a wonderful experience and I would really recommend The Dental Spa at Robinson, Dr. Runco and his entire staff to everyone.

First, let me say the dentist did a good job. No problems in that area. The problems started with…read morethe office's draconian policies. You have to cancel an appointment A WEEK IN ADVANCE or they charge you! Who knows a week ahead of time if something is going to come up that would make you cancel an appointment? Plus they make you pay a deposit when you make an appointment and you have to prepay BEFORE the appointment starts. I've never heard of that. So, you can see where their priorities lies. I went in for an assessment and received a lengthy treatment plan. I made an appointment and it wasn't until a few days later I thought maybe they were planning to do all the work at once. I called to ask and yes, it was the case. That was too much work at once for me so I arranged to get just a few procedures at my next appointment. I wasn't given an amount I was expected to pay at the appointment. I checked the treatment plan and determined the copays would be covered by my flexcard for Medicare so was not prepared for a large expenditure. I went in for the appointment and the person at the desk was quite rude. I went to the desk and waited for her to acknowledge me but she didn't so I said my name, waited again and she didn't say anything. So I started to go and sit down. Then she said something about signing some papers so I turned around and went back to the desk. Apparently, I was supposed to pay $1200 that day before my appointment to prepay on crowns for root canals I was getting which I had not expected. As I hadn't prepared for that amount, I was taken aback and what was going through my head in that split second was what's the best way to pay this for me financially? Will they charge me a fee if I cancel? Will I lose my deposit? What cards do I have on me? Do I have time to do a transfer from savings to checking? Should I take money from my 401k? In my haste I thought I could use my flexcard and put the rest on the only credit card I had with me that would cover it, which I didn't really want to as it had a high balance already. I also have pretty rough physical issues that make just going somewhere a major chore so I didn't want to have to come back. So, I try 3 times to put my flexcard through their machine and each time it didn't work. Finally, the girl spoke up and said the last customer's card didn't work either. It wasn't till much later that I realized she probably wasn't pressing the right buttons. It was completely their fault as I checked later and the card was fine. So, I ended up putting the entire amount on my credit card. It was a lengthy procedure with alot of novacaine involved and wasn't till the next day that I felt better and thought I probably should have used another card I had that had no interest for 6 months so I called to see if they would switch my bill to the other card. Guess what? They refused. They said they paid a fee for me to use my card and they weren't going to pay a second fee. When I suggested they call the credit card company and try to get the fee waived they brushed me off. And, she said, "Well, you signed these papers" like I was disputing the amount and I thought that very rude. She also made some other rude comments. So, now, I'm stuck paying almost 30% interest every month for God knows how long until I pay off the entire balance on my card and my minimum payment has doubled. I had to go back to get my crowns but that's it. They mysteriously weren't able to take my flexcard plus sprung this large bill on me and wouldn't do anything to make it right. I'm done with them.

They dont answer the phone leave a message they dont return the call if your not taking new…read morecustomers just leave that on your voice mail jive ass dentist

Dr. Dan has been my dentist for forty years, and I plan to keep going until one or both of us are…read moredead. He's outstanding, very meticulous, and explains everything quite well. Highly recommended. Not only is Dan a superb dentist, it's fun to go in for the Dan and Diane show. Dan and his assistant Diane have been bickering for four decades and it's a hoot to watch. For example, when I get in the chair, I usually say, "Who picked this music??" This results in a long give and go between Dan and Diane over music choice. This is a recurring theme. When you go for your appointment, be sure to floss very thoroughly, or you will get a good talking-to from Diane, the Floss Queen. Seriously. The office is comfortable and all three of the staff are very helpful and friendly, especially Carol the receptionist. (Hi Carol !) Be sure to pet Sadie, the office dog.