An excellent oral surgeon. He took me out to lunch. Very competent. Highly recommend.read more

I am very nervous of needles and this was the first time I've ever gotten any kind of surgery done…read more When I came in the receptionists were very kind and made me feel comfortable. After being called in to the room, again I was made comfortable and Dr. Hadidi explained the procedure to me again, even when the other one I talked with (I forgot her name my apologies!) for the consultation beforehand had said the same thing which was a positive in my book. I was very nervous when they sedated me but they were very nice about it and one of them wiped the tears from my eyes while it was happening, haha thank you!! Woke up after and was very disorientated but was still coherent. The doctor called me up in the evening to check on me, he was very professional and kindly informed me that I could remove the gauze since it was my saliva causing me to look like I was bleeding.

I would strongly recommend going to Dr. Smith Williams when you need to extract wisdom teeth for…read morethe following reasons: 1. Anesthetics they used made me comfortable when getting my teeth extracted. I felt no pain or anxiety during the procedure at all. 2. The procedure was extremely fast. I had to get three wisdom teeth extracted, so I thought the procedure would take around at least 45 minutes. However, it only took Dr. Williams 20 minutes to complete the perfect procedure. 3. Every staff were friendly and always willing to help when I needed help with dental issue. I feel very fortunate to get my wisdom teeth extracted here at this dental office.

Years ago, my dentist recommended this oral surgeon. I went for a consultation & all went well,…read moreestablishing myself as a patient (or so I thought). Subsequently, I had a lower molar crack & when I called for an emergency appointment was told no, nothing available & was hung out to dry. I had to scramble & find a substitute surgeon on my own. Would never recommend this office to anyone & told my dentist to stop referring.

A periodontist and an oral surgeon. Caring and friendly…read more These two Drs are married. The family team was just what I needed. I went to them for deep cleaning, a barbaric procedure I had done once thirty years ago. (And vowed never to repeat) After several promising, but ineffective consultations with each of them, we finally agreed on a full mouth procedure under IV sedation . Uncommon? Hard to coordinate? Added expense ? Impeccable! Just what I needed for a pain free procedure. And no postoperative pain . A perfect 10!

Well run office. Very experienced and personable practice. Highly recommended. Need I say more?read more

I got my wisdom teeth out today, and had been dreading it for months. I have severe anxiety when it…read morecomes to doctors and dentists, and the entire team made me feel so much better. Amy and Cathy were amazing and made me laugh instead of worry about what I was going to be doing a few minutes later. Dr Turesky reassured me that it was a routine procedure with nothing to worry about. They even took extra good care of me while inserting my IV (I am terrified of needles). Thank you thank you thank you! Highly recommend Dr Turesky for any oral surgery needs.

My daughter had her wisdoms out with another oral surgeon and a month later an infection set in,…read morethe oral surgeon was on vacation and his office referred us to Dr. Turesky. We drove about 50 minutes to see him and I am so happy we did. The nicest man ever! He was so sweet and empathetic towards my daughter who was a bit distraught thinking the whole procedure was long behind her. The cherry on top was Dr. Turesky calling my house phone a few hours later to make sure she was doing ok...what a doll! Thank you so much for saving the day!

I needed to have 5 wisdom teeth removed (yes, I'm part shark, apparently) and South Shore Oral…read moreSurgery was amazing. At my consultation, they guided me through every concern I had, answering all of my questions with clear, concise replies. On the day of my surgery, they got me in the chair, prepped me for my procedure and then, like I snapped my fingers, I was in the recovery room. I asked my friend, who was giving me a ride home, when they were going to start the surgery, and he laughed, saying it was over. I had concerns regarding pain during my recovery, but the staff took care of me and my recovery was easy and virtually painless. If you need an extraction done, go to South Shore Oral Surgery; they are patient, kind, and understanding about the worries of their patients. Just be honest with them and don't be afraid to ask questions.

I was referred here from my dentist for an emergency extraction and a bone graft. As their person…read moreis there bi-weekly. They worked so well in getting me in as soon as possible. The front desk ladies are wonderful. Especially Lynn! Lynn worked with my dentist office to ensure I got the care i needed. The doctors and the rest of the staff in the back are great. The whole process probably took like 30-45 mins. They had me laying down in the back to allow me the needed time to wake up. Karly was more than helpful and made sure my wife and I got into the uber safely. I couldn't have asked for a better experience. They quoted me a little cheaper than my dentist office did which was great! I was worried about going to a new place and because I saw a couple one star reviews but most regarding the front desk. Which I did not experience at all. I 100% recommend this place!!

I had an amazing and wonderful experience at Oral Surgery South…read more Dr. Lincoln took great care of me during my implant procedure and I didn't experience any pain or bruising.

UNETHICAL PRACTICE!!!! LIARS!!! BEWARE OF CHARGES!!! DOUBLE CHECK YOUR BILL!!!…read more Back in February I was having dental issues (cracked tooth that needed to be pulled ) all of my "in network" dentists were booked that day so I got referred to Oral Surgery South in Quincy. I called before I went because they were "out of network" and I explained my situation. I also explained that I didn't want to pay over $1000 to get a tooth pulled to please quote me a price, because if it was super expensive I would just wait a day and go to an "in network" dentist. The woman who I was speaking with assured me that getting a tooth pulled was about $200 for in network patients and a little over $400 for out of network patients. I once again went over how I didn't want to pay $1000 to have my tooth pulled but if it was only going to be $400 I would come in and do it. So we booked an appointment. I have no complaints about the dental work, The equipment itself is a little outdated (besides the fancy xray machine they charge an extra $75 without asking you for) but the work was mostly painless and efficient. The problem is when I went to pay my bill and leave, instead of it being a little over $400, the new total was $1,181.90 I admit I made a mistake by swiping my card when I got to the desk without looking at anything, my head was foggy and I just had a tooth pulled. When she told me the price I told her that's not what she told me and what we agreed to on the phone, she told me there was an additional $800 charge. Nobody told me about additional charges, nobody asked me about additional charges , nobody explained anything about additional charges to me , nobody said the words "EIGHT HUNDERED DOLLARS" at any time, until after i got the bill. I felt lied to and taken advantage of. My card was already swiped so even though I told her I disagreed with the charges and I didn't want to pay the extra $800, I would still pay the $400 and that I wasn't signing anything to authorize that additional $800. They still charged me $1,181.90 and refused to give me an itemized receipt, the receipt they gave me has the total on it and nothing else. I tried to dispute the $800 portion of the bill to my credit card company and they said because I swiped there is nothing they can do and I have to contact the merchant. The merchant will not refund the $800. I agree that I still owe the $400 to get the tooth pulled, but I don't want them to UNETHICALLY up- charge anyone else like they did to me. I was desperate and they knew it, then they used bait and switch on me with unethical tactics. I was a sale and a dollar sign and that woman at the desk was rude and she most likely made commission on putting me in that fancy x ray machine they charge you extra for and the extra $800 they tacked on at the end. Going to the dentist is hard enough, nobody should have to deal with this after the fact. So AVOID THIS PLACE AT ALL COSTS !!! BEWARE OF UNETHICAL PRACTICE AND BAD CHARGES!!!!

I have a lot of dental issues, I've always had them all my life. I've dealt with many dentists,…read moreendodontists, and oral surgeons. I have had dental extractions performed by three highly renowned oral surgeons in three different cities: DC, San Francisco, and now Boston, and this is the first time of all those procedures that I was not in significant pain beyond two days afterward. Dr. Lucca is extraordinary. Not only does he have impeccable bedside manner but his kindness, grace, and compassion, especially during what was an emergency procedure for me were extraordinary. His surgical expertise is on another high level caliber entirely. I stopped taking pain medication on day two, and by day three I was in minimal pain. Given my past experiences, I was honestly so shocked that I scheduled a follow-up office visit just to make sure nothing had gone wrong because I *wasn't* in pain anymore. How oxymoronic is that? Dr. Lucca's precision that I could observe during my surgery (this was a local anesthesia surgery), his reassuring explanations, him answering my innumerable questions, and his calm demeanor completely changed what I expected from oral surgery. He truly made me feel at ease, reassured, and relaxed. For the first time ever, in that I can remember, I walked away from a dental extraction surgery experience feeling genuinely cared for instead of traumatized. That says everything. I cannot say enough wonderful things about the front office staff as well -- Raquel, Courtney, Bossie, and Hailee were all incredibly professional, caring, calming, and kind. I came into this office in intense pain with anxiety levels soaring higher than a kite, and every single person made me feel genuinely seen, heard, validated my feelings and pain, and made me feel cared for. That matters more than people realize, especially when you are facing oral surgery and already terrified. I am also seriously impressed by the office's technology and communication systems. You can text the office instead of calling, and they respond incredibly quickly, often within 15-30 minutes. As someone who dreads phone calls, that alone was amazing. I am never calling them again, it's only going to be all texts. Like how easy and amazing is that!!! I think all doctors' offices should employ this technology. It should become the standard in how we communicate with doctors instead of phone calls. Dr. Lucca's Oral Surgical practice truly has it all: an extraordinarily skilled surgeon (Dr. Lucca) paired with an exceptional support team. The follow-up care, attention to detail, compassion, professionalism, and surgical skill are simply unmatched. If you have dental anxiety, need an oral surgeon, or want meticulous, compassionate care from beginning to end, I cannot recommend Dr. Lucca and this practice highly enough. I genuinely do not have enough words to express how grateful and impressed I am. Thank you so much, Dr. Lucca (and Racquel, Hailee, Bossie, and Courtney!).

I just want to share my negative experience with this office and warn other possible clients. They…read moretold me that I have to pay upfront and that they bill my insurance afterwards and then I get reimbursed by the insurance. The consultation was billed to my dental insurance and I received a reimbursement (without the co-payment amount). Next I had to get a procedure. I was told the same thing. First I pay upfront, then they bill my health insurance, which will reimburse me. Yes, they may have said they are out of network but they did not tell me to call my insurance first to approve the procedure. When time past by and I did not get the reimbursement I checked with my health insurance and the claim was denied because it was not pre-aproved. Shouldn't they have told me I should call my insurance ahead of the procedure? Don't they deal with insurance providers all the time and should know of the steps? Or were they concerned the claim was going to be rejected and they did not want my business to go somewhere else where it was covered? Hum.... They make you sign a lot of legal papers that they say explains everything. By the way, after the procedure the doctor did not fix my problem and told me I could go see another doctor.

Dr. Feldman just took all four of my wisdom teeth out, and I'm so confused, because it was a…read moregenuinely fantastic experience. TL;DR - go here if you need extractions. I'm in my 40s and thought I was going to be in for a terrible time since I waited so long to get my wisdom teeth taken care of. Dr. Feldman and her team are great. Her office is super responsive and I didn't have to wait long for the surgery. Her new space in Arlington is beautiful. The procedure itself was a BREEZE. I opted to be completely sedated, so all I experienced was walking in, having a nice chat with the doctor, passing out, and waking up (happily?) with four fewer teeth. The worst part of the experience was the mouth gauze (ugh, gag), but I was able to ditch that pretty soon after I got home. BUT THE ICING ON THE CAKE: I work in a medical setting, and I know that drug protocols and pain control can make or break the immediate post-op experience for a patient. Homegirl has her drugs dialed in. I was *literally* pain free for the first 48 hours after the procedure. I had to remind myself to take ibuprofen regularly to keep the inflammation down, because I didn't need it for pain right away. YES, OF COURSE, it's not comfortable to have four bleeding holes in your mouth. But it's a heck of a lot more pleasant when the worst part of your recovery is pain free, and you only start to experience the discomfort when you're over the hump. Dr. Feldman takes what should be a terrible and traumatizing experience and turns it into something that's extremely manageable. I hope I never see her again, and I am also recommending her to everyone who has also procrastinated their dental care.

Just had a molar extracted. My previous experiences with other surgeons have been absolutely…read morehorrible. Dr. Feldman made this so effortless. It was so quick and easy. I didn't even realize she took it out! She is very laid back, confident, understanding and efficient. The whole staff was perfect. Not overly friendly... just courteous and respectful. I will always come back here.

The business has been sold but Dr. Hirayama was super with our 8yo daughter for a cavities and…read morecheckups. Very sweet person. The business was nice too - good layout and use of small convenient space. We found place via referral from family in our building downtown.

Great pediatric dentist! I found her on the Blue Cross Blue Shield site and she had one of the most…read moreconvenient locations for us, and pretty easy to get an appointment. It was a great start to go into the office and see the Miyazaki film "Castle in The Sky" playing. She and her assistants have a terrific manner with kids, explaining everything, giving them options for sunglasses to wear under the lamp. She did an exam, a flossing, a cleaning, and fluoride treatment. My son was a good listener and very good for her. (But I can't help but wonder if she reminds him of his grandmother, who's also Japanese.) They give out cool prizes at the end of the visit, too. She also sees adults, and if I didn't love my dentist so much I would go to her.