I've been going here for about 20 years, and I just found a new dentist because of on-going billing…read moreissues. They tell me a cost for service then 6 months later charge me even more after I already paid. They blame the insurance company, and the insurance company tell me that they are over charging for services. Besides the terrible billing issues the hygienist and dentist are great.

This place sucks!!! Much better when Dr. Silverman owned it. I would not go here if it was the last…read moredentist on earth! Why am I reading all these issues about billing? That's the problem I'm having. My insurance company never received either of the 2 claims they supposedly sent. Seems like a big money racket.

I had a very disappointing experience at the Lebanon location. I was strongly pushed toward a deep…read morecleaning after multiple evaluations, but the process felt rushed and poorly explained. I left feeling pressured into making an expensive treatment decision without enough information or time to think about it. After the appointment, I requested my X-rays and had them reviewed by other dental professionals, who told me they did not see evidence of gum disease requiring a deep cleaning based on the imaging provided. That completely changed my confidence in the recommendation I was given. What concerns me most is that several other reviews describe similar experiences involving aggressive treatment recommendations and pressure. Whether intentional or not, the experience caused me to lose trust in this office. If you feel uncomfortable with a major dental recommendation, I strongly encourage getting a second opinion before agreeing to treatment.

The staff members were super friendly and professional but they wanted to charge me $2500 for a…read morecleaning and antibacterial gum treatment after only $29 for an xray and exam. if it sounds too good to be true it probably is... lesson learned.

It is important for kids to become comfortable with the dentist and learn how to take care of their…read moreteeth at a young age. That is why we encourage parents to bring their children to visit us by their first birthday. By doing this, we can examine their teeth, teach proper diet and oral hygiene, as well as diagnose any problems at an early stage. We understand that when it comes to dental visits, some children may not like going to the dentist or may even be afraid. We always take our time with young patients using kid-friendly terms so that they understand everything that is going on, and will not move ahead with treatment until they are comfortable. We want your children to have a positive dental experience and set them up for a lifetime of great oral health!