Dr. Karkow is the sweetest! Always happy to help and genuinely wants her patients to be educated on…read moretheir condition and their care steps. On top of this, the financial staff was very understanding and supportive, as well as the receptionists are very welcoming and on top of things!

For my full review see my Facebook post. There isn't enough room on here to quite do it all…read morejustice. The link is https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10222888134823890&id=1592965218 Or if you don't feel comfortable doing that, here's a very limited account of my terrible experience: *one receptionist was not wearing a mask to cover her nose or mouth. *The x ray tech was not notified that I was there after I was checked in, she said the receptionists were ignoring her calling to see if I was there or not, and the whole experience with her I could feel that she was very angry. *The nurse was great. She could get five stars if it were just for her patient skills, give her a raise! *I like the doctor as a whole. *The finance lady was an absolute nightmare, she was cruel, cold, and abusive. She talked over me, had a constant condescending tone, wouldn't let me finish a thought or question and kept repeating herself even yelling at me and literally forcing me to yell back to even be listened to and get a response which was not answering a question but saying she would get the answer, leaving the room, and not then just coming back.

When I first walked in, I was terrified. More so then my nine year old. My daughter was going in…read morefor molar extractions, with full sedation. As a mother, I worried, and was upset at the fact that I was unable to be with her. However, who is ever able to go back with their loved one while they are in surgery? Once my nerves calmed down, the surgery ended, and my daughter woke, I realized that it wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be. Dr. Erbes' team made every effort to ensure me that everything would be OK. You can also tell their level of care. Some places want you in for the money, and although, I am sure that they enjoy their check as well, they were very compassionate! I recommend Dr. Erbes to anyone! He has the skill, the education, compassion, and the experience.

I actually live about an hour away, but over six years ago, I made the decision to switch to…read moreWauwatosa Dental Arts after realizing my local options just weren't delivering the quality of care I needed. That one-hour drive has been 100% worth it ever since! They've handled several complex dental issues for me that other dentists struggled with--especially when it came to achieving outstanding cosmetic results. The work is always precise, natural-looking, and done with genuine care for both function and appearance. I've never felt rushed or like just another patient; they truly listen and tailor everything to what works best for me. The entire team is exceptional. Dr. Rosen is incredibly skilled, knowledgeable, and has a calm, reassuring manner that puts you at ease. Amanda and Jeanie are absolute standouts--warm, attentive, and so good at what they do. The front office staff is equally friendly and efficient; they make scheduling and check-ins a breeze. Despite the distance, I'll keep coming back because Wauwatosa Dental Arts simply offers the best dental experience out there. If you're looking for top-tier care, especially for cosmetic or challenging cases, this is the place. Highly recommend--5 stars aren't enough! Thanks to the whole team for taking such great care of me all these years!

Dr Zak and Amanda are the best! They genuinely care about your smile and listen to your concerns…read more Absolutely recommend.

Okay, so I had to get my wisdom teeth out here because it was the place I got a referral to. I made…read morethe appointment, and they got me in super quick, like in two weeks. I made the decision ahead of time to get put under. I have bad anxiety and heard the sounds were awful. The dentist comes in and tells me he doesn't want me doing that. In fact he kept referring to a story of a 17 year old boy out east that died from being put under. He kept telling me he wanted to wake up. This was not helping my anxiety. I was bullied into staying awake for my extraction. I was actually happy it happened though. It saved me money and really wasn't THAT bad. Though it was loud, and did hurt a bit at times. Their billing was closed for the day, so I couldn't pay, but get this, I was supposed to have an upfront down payment. They never asked. Two weeks later I went in for my free follow up, which was literally just swirling some mouthwash, and was on my way out when I thought to ask billing what was up with my bill. They were confused as they looked at my file until I said they hadn't charged me. So I paid finally and left.

I was Very dissapointed with this Advanced Dental business, because they did everything they could…read morethink of, to over-charge me, although I had no work done at all. No work was done on my mouth. They never took an xray, or anything. I was charged because I canceled the appt. with them and then, I was given another charge, which I did pay both to get them out of my life. I liked the personality of the doctor, but the people who handles the business side, is just fishing for money. I would never go back for that reason. And I just got a text today,which is months later asking for more money, and I spoke to my insurance today to find that they sent in other claims. Unreal!!!

At 59 years old. The best dentist I have ever been to, by far…read more If you have anxiety about going to the dentist. This is your nexus for overcoming it. I believe on a scale of 1 to 10. My anxiety is about a 9. Not just from pain etc. Also my teeth are not the best and I feel embarrassed. Instead of judgment or silence. I received understanding and empathy. Through out the procedure, my pain was constantly there first concern. I was given multiple additional shots as they said, it turns out my canine was a "hot" tooth. The chair massaged me and Amber brought me a glass of water and a heated neck wrap. She even brought my wife back, who was waiting in the lobby; while I was getting numb. She was a very proactive and thoughtful assistant. Doctor Cook was a complete professional and her chair side manner was top shelf. This dental office is set apart from the rest and above them all, in it's own league. If you are on the fence and putting off going to the dentist because of anxiety. Take my advice and call them and you will thank them like I did !

Dr Graham and her staff are extremely knowledgeable, and took the time to help us understand the…read moreroot cause of the issues my child was experiencing. She suggested a comprehensive plan to improve not only our oral health, but overall health. I would highly recommend this practice!

Today was my first visit to Dr. Nellen, and I couldn't have been happier. The staff were all…read morefriendly and everyone, especially Dr. Nellen, seemed very concerned about my well being. The operation was quick and as close to painless as possible. I highly recommend Dr . Nellen if you need oral surgery.

From the owner: Dr. Ronald H. Nellen is a board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon practicing the highest…read morelevel of oral surgical care in the Milwaukee area for over 20 years. He is the founding doctor of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Consultants of Wisconsin, S.C. and offers his patients the full scope or Oral and Maxillofacial services.

I was referred to this office and made my situation abundantly clear from the start: I am traveling…read morefrom Chicago, paying entirely out of pocket, and have an extremely limited and hectic work schedule. I called three months in advance specifically to secure surgery during a pre-approved week off in January. I was explicitly told there was availability, with the only requirement being a pre-op appointment. I completely understand this needed pre- appt. I drove in from Chicago at 5AM for that appointment, and was told my X-rays from 12 months prior were "too old." While frustrating, I understood and agreed to repeat imaging, paying $450 that day. After the exam, I was sent to reception to pay and "schedule surgery," only to then be told I would need yet another appointment before surgery could even be scheduled -- something that was never disclosed minutes earlier in the room. After explaining that I had already made a lengthy trip and that this was not what had been communicated to me, the staff briefly conferred and suddenly said they could perform the cone beam scan that same day for an additional $350. Wanting to avoid yet another trip and finally move forward, I agreed and paid on the spot. After completing the scan, I was once again sent to reception, where I was then told they actually could not accommodate surgery during the very week they had originally promised. At that point, I had paid roughly $800 for appointments day of and scans based entirely on their assurances, only to be told they could not deliver what had been guaranteed. I remained polite, rescheduled for my next available time off (cancelling my personal VACATION) in March, and clearly explained that this would be my only window until June. I also emphasized that I am in significant pain and that the delay was severely impacting my quality of life. The response was largely dismissive. I left defeated and disappointed, but understood that things happen. I received a call last week (Feb.9th from Allie) informing me that they could not perform my surgery at all because Dr. Kimmel would be "busy." It is baffling that I was scheduled in the first place if this was the case. At this point, I politely requested copies of my receipts, X-rays, and cone beam scan so I could seek care elsewhere. The tone immediately shifted, and I was met with impatience, dismissiveness, and clear irritation simply for asking for records I had paid for. When the emailed records did not include the $350 cone beam scan, I followed up and again encountered attitude questioning why I would need it despite the fact that I personally funded it. It was eventually mailed to me on a CD. This entire experience felt disorganized, misleading, and profoundly unprofessional. My family has spent tens of thousands of dollars here over the years as uninsured, cash-paying patients, which makes this level of disregard even more disappointing. It is clear to me the dismissive communication here demonstrates a serious lack of respect for patients' time, finances, and well-being. To say I am disappointed in the level of care and professionalism would be an understatement. This is not how you treat loyal, paying patients. I hope this is a "one-off" situation for this office because Dr. Kimmel himself was incredibly kind and thorough with explaining my surgery that I unfortunately, will not be having here.

Horrible experience. Ofice staff are friendly, but Dr. Wagner is a cold person with no empathy.read more

I had been having issues with my wisdom teeth for about 2 years. After seeing three different…read moredentists (moving and changes in insurance accounted for this), and getting different advice from each, I was finally set up to see Dr. Miller. After seeing my panoramic X-Ray, he immediately said that my wisdom teeth needed to come out. We scheduled an appointment, and when I actually had my teeth taken out, Dr. Miller did a great job. I ended up getting an infection in my throat, which hurt more than my mouth did after the surgery. I was given a strong antibiotic that cleared up the infection in a day. A few months later, I can tell my mouth was in a lot more pain when I had my wisdom teeth than I had realized, and am glad I had them taken out by Dr. Miller.

From the owner: As oral and maxillofacial surgeons, Dr. Hawkins, Dr. Gingrass, Dr. Miller, and Dr. Triggs manage a…read morewide variety of problems relating to the mouth, teeth, jaw, and facial regions. The doctors practice a complete spectrum of oral and maxillofacial surgery with expertise ranging from dental implant surgery and wisdom tooth removal to corrective jaw surgery and facial trauma.