Always a nice time. Very friendly staff. Short, sweet, and painless. I would highly recommend…read morescheduling here.

Excellent service and care. They are always attentive, provide high quality, and great customer…read moreservice.

Dr Scott is such a great dentist. He accept people as they are and actually listens and helps you…read moreyour teeth. . You have a winning smile with this team.

This was one of the most disappointing experiences I've ever had...the lady that I talked to that…read moreanswered The phone sounded annoyed that I called and then she improved, but I had to call my insurance to make sure that they were in network...then when I called back to say that they were, I didn't hear from them for a few days. Then I called them back again and she sounded even more annoyed that I called this time saying that the doctor wasn't accepting all insurance anymore and I said yes I understand that, I talked to you and I confirmed that this was in network. She put me on hold and I just hung up. Very poor bedside manner unfortunately.

Dr. Hanlon and his staff provide comprehensive and individualized dental care alongside a…read moreconsistent demonstration of excellent customer service. Parking is convenient as there are many spots nearby, refer to the parking lot by Chipotle or across the street. The office is easy to find and you're welcomed by a cute reception area with refreshments. Dr. Hanlon has been my primary dentist for years and he has always made me feel welcomed. Whether you are getting your teeth cleaned, coming in for a consultation, or just moved to the Greater Pittsburgh area in search of a dentist. I highly recommend Omni Dental as they are a great combination of high quality dental service and hassle free staff. Give them a call today!

We are "in the air" regarding this office. I had a great hygienist last visit; she was helpful,…read moreencouraging, efficient, and everything you want. My wife's hygienist was cool, aloof, and made her never want to go back. The dentist was professional but I cannot say he was "amazing." We have other options; just not sure if starting over is worth it.

Dr. Hall has been my dentist for a few years, and every time I've been seen has been an experience…read moreI can't complain about. Dr. Hall was recommended by a co-worker, so when I had a broken molar with a filling, I called and got an appointment with no problem. The office is always calm and neat, a plus if you're anxious about these kinds of appointments. Dr. Hall has taken care of my emergency dental issues, a wisdom tooth extraction, and cleanings. The location is convenient, the staff friendly and helpful, and I've never had bad results.

Dr Hall and staff have been my dentist for 8 years and they are always so professional and…read moreexcellent. Super glad I moved to them when I came to this side of town.

Dawn is the best!! Always such a gentle yet thorough clean, and keeps me entertained throughout my…read moreteeth cleaning Dr. S is very kind and knowledgeable. I've had a few different dentists in the past, but have really been enjoying my expierence here thus far!

This is my first visit to the dentist in the Pittsburgh area. After an extensive online search I…read moredecided to give Dr. John Sartorio a try. Making an appointment was easy and I could schedule within a week (for a new patient, which I find to be great). I arrived at the dentist a few minutes early and filled up necessary paperwork. The receptionist was more than helpful and polite. The waiting room is clean and spacious. As I was guided to my "patient chair", I looked around and it seemed that many patients can be accommodated for simultaneous check ups (though I believe there is only one dentist here). Dr. Sartorio was thorough and spent about 40 minutes checking my teeth (regular check up), taking X-rays and chatting about random stuff. In no way I felt rushed. He does have good "bedside manners". The place is well laid out, equipment seems up to date (X-ray machine hidden in a cabinet when not needed) and sufficient hygiene is maintained (gloves etc). I will be returning for a cavity filling and cleaning soon. The only minus is that the dental hygienist is overbooked (more than the dentist). Quite the contrary to what I have been used to. Note: They do accept a lot of insurances and will file a claim for you even if they are out of network - this makes your life much easier.

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.

this is the worst dentist I've ever had he does not know what he is doing does not care and is not…read moreorganized do not go to him I beg of you

My dental insurance requires a single provider during the annual enrollment period. Due to this, I…read morewas hesitant at first but have been happy with the appointments and advice I've received here. Dental techs are great, Dr. Petraglia is knowledgeable and efficient and I don't dislike going to this dentist the way I have to others in the past. I appreciate their honesty and help with dental issues, and would recommend if you are looking for a new dentist one bus route away from Oakland/Pitt.

Dr Johnson is amazing! She did my veneers in 2018 and I always get compliments on my smile!read more

Headline: Elitist, Predatory, and Medically Negligent--A Blatant Bait-and-Switch…read more 1) As a healthcare professional, I am horrified by the conduct at South Hills Dental Arts. They practice a blatant bait-and-switch: their website and Yelp explicitly state they 'accept most insurance' and will file claims for you. However, once I was in the chair on my second day, the staff rescinded this and presented an astronomical $21,000 treatment plan, stating point-blank they 'don't accept any insurance.' Take note: you should receive the total bill estimate on day one, before anything is done. When I disclosed my full disability and limited funds and asked for a payment plan or sliding scale (standard in ethical practices), the staff (biller) literally scoffed. I was told they 'don't like' taking Medicaid (my plan, surprisingly, would have covered absolutely everything they wanted to do) patients because it 'doesn't reimburse enough' and they 'have bills to pay.' Their elitism is only matched by their dishonesty; they performed X-rays and impressions on the first day, then waited until I was back on day two and 'ready to start' the procedure to reveal the full, confusing bill--a direct violation of the 'Federal No Surprises Act'. Most disturbingly, their post-surgical care was nonexistent. After an extensive bone graft and infection debridement, I was left in 'uncontrolled wild pain' for three days with no sleep. I was repeatedly ignored and told to 'just take Tylenol 3, Motrin, and use ice,' which was so medically inadequate that I was forced to go to the ER to get basic pain relief. It is a sad state of healthcare when dentists are so terrified of the FDA that they refuse to follow the drug guide for acute pain, abandoning their patients to suffer. My father was a surgeon who never turned away a patient in need; this office represents the exact opposite of that medical integrity. Not only did he accept anyone, whether they could pay or not, but he also made sure pain was adequately addressed, as it's vital to healing and considered the 6th vital sign; it's so important. Do not trust them with your health or your wallet. While I take responsibility for not doing my due diligence and reading the excessively poor reviews before I went there, I trusted my case worker to do right by me and make sure the office she chose either accepted my dental insurance or at least charged reasonable prices similar to what other dentists in Pittsburgh charge, not high-end boutique-level NYC prices. To add insult to injury, I simply asked the biller to provide a clear bill in which the numbers and procedures matched the appropriate days, and she took it as a personal attack and got mean. I have never been scared of the dentist until now. I really wish I had the confidence to walk around without my front tooth rather than to bear subjecting myself to the rest of the brutal procedure and suspected lack of appropriate pain control. It is especially disturbing to. know that a peer from high school's father would run a business like this. I would be too ashamed to show my face in public. On the flip side, it made me so incredibly proud of my dad, knowing he was a surgeon who wouldn't turn anyone away, no matter whether they could pay the bill. South Hills Dental Arts represents the exact opposite of that medical integrity. Do not trust them with your health and your wallet. The multitude of bad reviews, sadly, say similar things, showing this isn't new; it's a pattern. I want to be very clear, though: Dr. Yousuf (my dentist) and all the staff except the biller and, I assume, Dr. Crandall, the owner, were phenomenal. I can thank them for a lesson in poor business ethics and a newfound extreme fear of dental procedures.