I was referred to Dr. Domanico for a wisdom tooth extraction. I am approaching 80, so I have…read moreencountered many dentists and physicians over those years. Rarely have I had such caring, personal and skillful attention. All questions answered and details explained. Procedure as smooth as possible. Thank you, Dr D.!

On a referral, I made a wisdom tooth extraction appointment with Dr. Khaled and, when the issue got…read moreworse, he was able to fit me in weeks before the previously scheduled consultation to extract them. So without any patient onboarding or consultation, he managed to diagnose the teeth that needed to go and extract them in an easy, painless process. "No pain" is his rule and he follows it to a T. And on top of his professional skills and experience, he's just an amazing doctor to his patients and puts them well at ease for what can be a nerve-racking experience. He put me in position for a complication-free post-op with thorough instructions and had an open line to his staff for any follow-up questions or referral. This is the type of oral surgeon you want when you need a procedure done.

Dr. Zager is one of the most competent, professional, and experienced oral surgeons, let alone any…read moredental provider, I've ever seen. He's very exact and makes sure procedures are done correctly and completely. My wife and I each separately had tooth extractions, and the procedures were smooth, relaxed, and painless. Unlike other providers, he knew to make sure my wife's osteoporosis medication didn't interfere by ordering a unique blood test. Dr. Zager has an excellent manner and establishes a most friendly patient relationship. He called in the evening of the procedure to make sure I'm ok. I wouldn't go anywhere else for an oral surgeon.

Dr. Zager and his staff Denise and Lucille are just great. I am a professional Trombone player and…read morewas in need of dental surgery and implants to continue in my profession. There is is so much to say about Dr. Zager, but I highly recommend him for any of your dental care. Willie Woods

I have had a plethora of bad experiences from childhood regarding dental work. I knew I needed a…read moredental implant after getting a molar extracted but constantly put it off due to my bad experiences. I am so very glad I met Dr. Olsson and his entire time. From check-in with Susan, to coordinating appointments with Marizel, and making sure my insurance was covered with Gabrielle, they made my visit literally painless! When it was time for the implant, his resident physician did an amazing job at numbing the area and making sure I was comfortable. The actual procedure was quick and painless. I had no pain after the procedure and days following. I cannot thank Dr. Olsson and his team enough! They are all absolutely fantastic!

Dr. Ollsson has been helping children who needed dental surgery and services for years. At my older…read moreage I felt that I also needed a dental surgeon who would handle my tooth extraction carefully, as if I was youngster, and he is the one. I had the best dental care and office experience!

It has been over a year now since I've had my implant done by Dr. Zager. He had previously done all…read more4 of my wisdom teeth (which was a great experience with minimal pain) so it was a no brainer to have my implant done with him. I'm glad I went to him because once again he did a great job. My implant is SOLID and has made eating much better. I had been avoiding chewing on the right side but I no longer have to do that. Dr. Zager is very intelligent and very invested in his patients. He's called me the evening of every procedure I've done with him to check up. Overall, great experience.

I was referred to Millennium Park Oral Surgery by my dentist for wisdom tooth removal. I scheduled…read morean appointment through their website, which clearly advertises: "Wish to get a free consultation or a quick checkup to identify the kind of treatment you need? Just give us a call or submit the form here." Based on this language, I reasonably expected that the initial consultation would be free of charge. At the appointment, I met with a doctor and received x-rays. I was charged $188 at the time, which I was told covered the x-rays in case insurance didn't. After my claim was processed, insurance fully covered the x-rays. However, I was informed that $100 of that charge would be kept as a "consultation fee"--a charge that was never disclosed before or during the appointment and directly contradicts the free consultation claim on their website. Further complicating matters, I learned shortly after my visit that the doctor I saw--who was in-network with my insurance--had left the practice. As a result, Millennium Park Oral Surgery was no longer able to provide in-network care. The consultation I paid for not only involved an undisclosed fee but ultimately led nowhere, since continuing treatment would have been out of network. When I called the office to request a refund--since the x-rays were paid by insurance and the consultation no longer served its purpose--I was told they would only refund $88 and retain $100 for the consultation. During two separate phone calls with the Vice President of the company, I was hung up on. At no point did I use inappropriate language or become hostile--outside of being, understandably, a bit frustrated by the situation. On one of those calls, I was explicitly told that I would only receive the $100 refund if I removed my negative Google review. She also made it clear that the refund would not be processed until the review was taken down. This kind of behavior is unacceptable. Advertising free consultations, withholding undisclosed fees, and conditioning a refund on the removal of honest public feedback is not just unethical--it may violate Illinois consumer protection laws, including those addressing deceptive business practices and coercive conduct. I strongly urge anyone considering this practice to get all charges and billing terms in writing and to document the website's claims before proceeding. My experience revealed serious issues with transparency, communication, and respect for patient rights.

Dr. Patel and his staff are excellent! Everyone prepared me well for the surgery, made my…read moregirlfriend feel comfortable with day of surgery requirements and go forward restrictions. I went from consultation to surgery in 48 hours, and day after surgery I am feeling great. General anesthesia and surgery went well, pain is minimal, and while no one wants 4 wisdom teeth removed as an adult... I would recommend Dr Patel and his staff to handle all day long!

Take your business elsewhere. This is a review for Kam Patel- terrible bedside manner. Had a…read moresarcastic and condescending approach during his interaction with the patient, my partner. He was rude and sarcastic and he ONLY wants your money. During the procedure, he was rushing, rolling his eyes and sighing excessively, and was so aggressive and rough during her extraction. Smile Obsession needs to stop referring patients to him. My partner walked out of his office crying when I picked her up after the tooth extraction.

Dr. Ledger is fantastic, he is a caring and compassionate dentist and not partial. He is a…read moreprofessional and provides excellent services for dental implants.

Doctor Ledger did a good job, but, (and I hate hate hate leaving poor reviews) my experience was so…read morebad. I had to go back in for a secondary infection a month after my wisdom teeth removal. the procedure was much more painful than I was expecting it to be and the process felt rushed. the nurse wasn't kind to me while I was having a panic attack. I was scared when I felt like I couldn't breathe and I told the nurse this, she tells me "if you weren't breathing you wouldn't be alive". After the procedure I was still having trouble breathing and calming down, when I asked for my boyfriend she told me she wouldn't let my boyfriend come in unless I calmed down. Thank you Dr.Ledger for checking in on me and being nice. For others with dental anxiety, you might want to look into some other options for care.

Dentologie on Streetervillie is a wonderful dentist office. it is clean and has wonderful people…read moreworking.

Always great service always running on time. Always very professional. Love the location just 2…read moreblocks from work

Yesterday was the middle of my teeth replacement journey. I had an upper molar removed (elsewhere)…read moreJan 2020 and my lower back molar removed last year due to an abscess under it, which Dr. Gregory Thomas removed. It was my first encounter with a new oral surgeon. After deciding to not get braces to correct slight imperfection in my bite, I moved ahead which double-surgery. (Can't move implants is why braces first.) An upper left and lower right implant- both at the same surgery. (For me it was the best decision ever, honestly.) Dr. Thomas is cool as a cucumber. His presence is super-calming. He, of course, had to give me local injections in my gums, but numbed me SO well I felt hardly any of it. (Keep in mind...I'm a HUGE baby.) I did not flinch but made one or two whimpers. (Did not mean to, but natural reaction.) The gals he works with are totally in sync with him. Effortlessly in-sync surgery team. The high-tech gadgets & screen (see pic) were totally impressive and reassuring that he was seeking best placement of implant screws and also avoiding my sinus which was very near to where the upper implant needed to go. Pain during procedure? Nope, not once. If I ever had to have this surgery again, lemme tell you, there's only ONE person for this job!! Dr. Thomas is the guy. The surgery he said would be 1hr to 1hour 15 min. Dead on. I had no clue exactly what was going on during the procedure until the drill part. And even if he told me, I kinda blocked it out. Upper was more brain vibration, but I found bottom more difficult cuz you are getting a lot of pressure on movable jaw. Not painful, just a bit of a muscule workout. I got a call later in the day yesterday from his team to make sure I was okay. I had started my antibiotics the day prior, as he requested, and took one Naproxen 500. It was all I needed. Even this morning I'm pain-free, but still took Naproxen500 as a "just in case" situation. I had a bit of mashed potatoes last night so I could take the antibiotic with food, but no hard solids for a few days. No problem. If you are like me, I work out, I got it in my gym visit before surgery, as I cannot work out for 3 days post op. No straws is also an typical oral surgery restriction for 3 days. COST: Each patient case is different. I went into the office a week prior and got prepped with x-rays and these funky clips I had to wear during surgery (part of the high tech surgery). Not painful, not annoying, just part of it. Panoramic xray for bone level checks. All was great! Woohoo! Plus, he called my new dentist's office to find out which implant post she prefers to work with. (There are choices.) He found me at checkout, and said he was thrilled they chose the best of the choices. (Dr. Thomas explained he has several posts to choose from, and 3 are his top favorites for several reasons.) I paid upfront for all of the pre-op work at just a smidge over $400. Yes, yesterday's bill was a lot higher, BUT I priced it out against my insurance allowance (he's out of network for all dental plans) and it was in line with my insurance allowable. ADVICE: check how your insurance pays for out of network care. Mine pays the same but the dentist can charge anything. Again, Dr. Thomas' bill per tooth was in-line with the in-network dentists. Plus, I'm unsure if I had gone to an in-network DDS if they would be as compassionate and capable as Dr. Thomas. Yes, I did pay the full amount upfront, and yes, they did bill my dental insurance on my behalf. Would I choose another oral surgeon? Nope, not as of today. I'm glad this is over, and i have post-op visit next week. Then I wait months for healing and then 2 teeth will be up next. That will be from my new dentist, Dr. Priyanka Patel in Lincoln Park at Rooted Care.

Let me first say: I'm a huge weenie when it comes to needles and second with a rare disorder I…read moreneed to be extremely careful selecting my care team. The dental/medical team needs to know about or have direct experience with MG.....Dr. Thomas did and does. I admitted to being a nervous wreck during the consult and actual procedure, however Dr. Thomas talked me through the entire procedure....here are just a few of the things that impressed me about him: --He researched drugs that would be safe given my medical issue --Then he contacted my neurologist to confirm the meds and procedure were safe for me. --The topical formula used to numb the gums was so effective, I didn't feel the initial needle prick....remember huge weenie here. --Lastly, he believes in God as do I and freely admits it......what a joy!!! Dr. Thomas is truly amazing. If you decide to see him...say 'hi from Gwen'. I've had a few procedures performed by him and the experiences have been the same....stellar.

I want to start by saying I rarely leave reviews, but this one feels extra important. Referrals are…read morethe best way to find a great doctor, and I truly want people to be able to find a dentist as good as I did. Dr. Dow has completely changed my view on dentistry. I used to dread going to the dentist, and I had a lot of anxiety around it, but he has completely eased that. Now I actually enjoy going because of him and his team. He goes above and beyond his role to make sure you're not only taken care of, but genuinely comfortable. You can tell he truly cares about you as a patient and as a person - not just as a number or a paycheck. As someone who has had severest of autoimmune disease issues and life altering anxiety a very long time, I've experienced both really great doctors and really disappointing ones. This is actually the first review I've ever left because I think it's important for people to understand the difference... and Dr. Dow is exactly what a doctor should be. I had been searching for a dentist for almost a year after moving to Chicago in 2023, and I'm so glad I didn't settle for anyone else. They are the absolute best. His team even calls after certain exams or procedures just to make sure I'm doing okay... which is honestly unheard of these days. If you're looking for a professional, highly skilled, and incredibly knowledgeable dentist, you've found the right place. And if you want someone who truly values you and your time and goes above and beyond for his patients, this is 100% your doctor. I'm genuinely excited to continue a lifelong partnership with Dr. Dow as my dentist--and you should absolutely do the same. Him and his team are unmatched!

Update: Dr. Fisher took the time to call me right away to help clear some things up. He let me know…read morethat the deprogrammer is very successful for his patients and that I have been the only one that has had a joint problem as opposed to a muscle problem. He let me know that his patients that have gone through with the deprogrammer, have told him that this has been life changing. With TMJ disorders, sometimes you just have to go through other tests and diagnostic tools to get to the diagnoses. I truly appreciate him giving me a call to clear some things up and he also offered me a full refund.

Dr. Hagen was referred to me by a pediatric neurosurgeon, so you can imagine that I trusted this…read moresuggestion. Wow, did he not disappoint. I'd already seen about a dozen oral surgeons over the years to do work - including three implants and bone grafting. They all wanted to take bone from another place, use cadaver, or even do a bridge. Dr. Hagen was the only one who was innovative enough to use some kind of bone forming matrix. It was miraculous. My face was ridiculous for about two weeks, but in the end it was worth it. This was all about five years ago, and to this day his work remains outstanding. I'd recommend him in a heartbeat.

I have been to Dr Hagen twice - once in 2007 and once last week. He is incredibly consistent and…read moreunbelievably skilled. He is an MD DDS - he is a Maxillofacial surgeon which requires all kinds of training, skill and dedication. He repairs cleft lips among other things besides doing implants. The second time I went to him (this year) I was a very high risk patient - I had recently had a heart attack and two stents put in. I needed a severely abscessed tooth extracted which needed extraction now because it was infected and could cause me problems bec of my condition but if he did the extraction wrong or at all I could bleed to death bec I am on blood thinners. He couldn't properly anesthetize me because that could cause me to go into cardiac arrest and a nerve block could also cause me to die. I also could no go off the blood thinners or I might die. Somehow he got the tooth out with only a local and a partial block, and he packed it with blood clotting agent so I didn't bleed to death. He is a miracle worker and a courageous and skilled surgeon. If I was ever caught in a fox hole and the enemy was advancing and I had no weapon if this guy jumped in and said "follow me" I'd follow him anywhere.