If you're terrified of dentists, this is the place for you. After avoiding it and trying any other…read morepossible route (one step away from Tom Hanks and the ice skate on "Castaway"), I caved and went for a root canal with Dr. Simoneaux. He was specifically recommended because of his ability to deal with anxious patients. (Probably the Louisiana accent, which he claims no one notices.) I was PETRIFIED. I made him swear not to tap on the stupid tooth because that is totally unnecessary and painful! He promised and kept his word. He made it through all my anxiety and made me laugh. I didn't really even want to kill him. He and ALL of the staff from front desk to hygienist to billing were kind and understanding of my phobia. But I hoped I'd never have to see them again. OF COURSE I HAD TO. I went back yesterday for a second root canal (different tooth). This time I had to see Dr. Reddy because Simoneaux wasn't there, and it was an emergency. Grrrreat. New Dr, New Fear. The staff, again, assured me it would be ok. I again was a terrified mess. Dr. Reddy was VERY patient. He seemed confused that I wanted all the needles just none of the drilling. I think I scared him more than he scared me, but we made it. His assistant was the sweetest. If I have to get another root canal, I'll just get dentures. But they'll be the ones to do it.

This starts with me having a cracked tooth and going to my Dentist in HdG. He refers me to…read moreEndodontics in Bel Air. They are to drill out the filling and basically see if the tooth is worth saving. If it can be saved, they will do a root canal and I will then go get it capped. So, I go in for my appointment, we talk, everything seems to be in order. While I am in the chair at some point he says OK we are halfway there (nurse says that means almost finished). When he tells me OK we are done here, I assume he means with the drill and inspection. Nope, Im finished with the root canal. Well that was relatively painless and quick. Not nearly as bad as its portrayed. I ask if everything is ok, he says it went great, everythings great. Now I'm assuming by the fact that he just went ahead and did the root canal, that the tooth is going to make it. But when I go back to my original dentist a week later to have a cap/crown put on, my dentist is very confused. "I dont know why he bothered to do the root canal, this tooth is split all the way down." Then he grabs a pair of pliers (forsips or whatever they call them) and yanks about half a tooths worth out. So what are you telling me, Doc? "Well, I'll be honest with you, you would be wasting more money even trying to put a cap on this tooth. Its just going to fall off". He advises me to have the tooth pulled. The course of action I take is fill it in the best you can, and I will just limp it down the road as long as I can. I just paid for a $1000 root canal, Id like to keep my real teeth as long as possible. He tells me he cant guarantee for how long this patch job will hold, but he'll do his best. As a side note: A large chunk of the fake tooth plaster (for lack of a better term) did come off about 3 months later while eating Frosted Flakes. So this all brings me around to why Im writing this review today. Yesterday, I am in the driveway changing the oil in my wives car and a deputy from the county Sheriff drives up. Super friendly and somewhat apologetic, and tells me Im being served a summons for a an unpaid bill from a dentist in Bel Air. Evidently we had an unpaid balance of $331 at Endodontics (which my wife paid this morning) and Im sure they sent bills or notices and things of the like, but I dont look at stuff like that. My wife handles all of the medical bills and things of that nature. But the point is that you sent the Sheriff, to my house, over a $330 bill, is pretty astounding to me. So lets review. A) You did not ask to proceed with the root canal. You just did it. B) Lets assume that it was just poor judgement, and not just a blatant unnecessary procedure to make your, $1000? $1500? (I dont remember right off hand) But the root canal was a waste of time and money. C) To add literal insult to injury, you sent the cops to my house??? I had no idea that was even a thing. So, I just wanted to stop and let everyone know MY personal experience with this office.

We are so grateful to this practice. My son had a dental emergency, and although his pediatric…read moredentist recommended this office, they explained that they don't typically see children. After calling our dentist for confirmation, they made an exception and agreed to see him. They originally scheduled him a week out, but I asked if there was any way to get him in sooner. To my surprise, they found a way to hold a spot for us five days earlier. That flexibility meant everything in the middle of a stressful, uncomfortable situation. They took care of my son in a single visit, and the entire experience left us incredibly thankful. Their willingness to help, even outside their usual scope, made a huge difference. Highly recommend

Root Canal-not what you want to hear after you see your Dentist for a toothache. That said, it…read morehelps when you find an Endodonist that makes the process uneventful. Unfortunately I've had two Root Canals in two years. I should be done for a while-let's hope. Dr. Tawady and team took great care of me both times. They start with a consult and X rays to confirm the Dentist's recommendation and go from there. It took about an hour with about 1/2 of that time for the numbing injections to take effect. Post Root Canal my toothache was gone and all was back to normal They moved to their current office about a year ago. Overall, professional, seamless and the team here turns what has a reputation to be a dreaded process into a routine visit.

Referred by my dentist to Dr Hariri for a root canal. As I came through the door I was greeting by…read morea friendly staff. When I met with Dr. Hariri the initial consult was very thorough and he made sure I understood was was going to happen during the procedure. Anyone needing a root canal should consider this Dr.

Dr. Hariri did the "cold test" on my teeth. Upper teeth were sensitive but didn't cause the same…read morepain sensation I had been experiencing. He told me it had to be these two teeth, he's been doing this a long time and he knew it was these teeth. Well after paying just under $1600 out of pocket for the TWO root canals, I still had the same pain!!!! I went back and all he had to offer was doing a root canal on the next tooth and seeing if that helped!!! Really???!!! Are you kidding me??!!! Just keep doing root canals until you find it??!! I don't think so!!! I went to another endodontist and as it turns out, the pain is referred pain coming from a lower tooth. I wish so much that I had not let him talk me into the two root canals. Not only did I spend the $1600 in his office, I also have to pay for two caps and he ruined two healthy teeth!

I have been a loyal patient of this practice for over twenty years. My wife and son are also loyal…read morepatients also. I have always been happy with the care that I've received I'm the past. I go in three times a year for dental cleanings. Today I went in for an appointment and was informed that my appointment was missed earlier in the week. My son had an appointment for today. We share the same name except Jr and sr. I apologized for the mix up and the receptionist rescheduled me for next week. I was them informed that I owed 50.00 for a cancellation fee. I protested the fee but it was to no avail. I paid the 50.00 and cancelled my appointment for next week. I have never missed an appointment with them ever before. So now they won't get paid for the open appointment for next week that would have made up for this week's missed appointment . I guess they value 50.00 more than caring for a long time patient who would have made up dollars in the coming years.

I have been a patient of Dr. Reznik since 2008. My children were also his patients. He and his…read morestaff are GREAT. I always get first class service. I had Dr. Gentry for my Invisaline and it was an excellent experience. I have a Hollywood smile. Thank you Dr. Reznik and your staff.

I know its a long review but I chose this dentist because of his good reviews and close to home,…read morewhen I got there a year and half ago I felt at ease and safe, I trusted he would do a good job, was also a nice quiet setting not the normal scary assembly line feel. I had just lost my Dad 2 days prior so I was comfortable in this quiet office, having just been in and out of a hospital that was very stressful. I had a cracked tooth that was so painful and he said he could fill it and save the tooth which was great ! I love a dentist that saves teeth and he even allowed me to do this without any meds which I was happy about and we discussed that if I wanted the numbing med I could get it, he also saw a very small cavity in my one wisdom tooth and said we can fill that too, all was going good. Sadly it did not go good in the end for not just one tooth but both, he drilled the wisdom and filled it, all seemed great and then he got to the other tooth, I really think he drilled too deep for this one, he seemed to be finished and reached for the filling but then came back and drilled a bit more, at that point I felt pain, I had not felt any pain just a little pressure before so I was thinking he hit the nerve, possible damage. I left with a large filling that felt odd but I thought it will be ok, but days went by and I could not eat, the filling was too high and very rough, my bite was way off too and I got a bubble on the gum which I think was an abscess, kept popping and reappearing, the wisdom tooth however felt normal, I went back to get the filling fixed, which I could not even get in for 2 weeks which was horrible because over filled teeth can DAMAGE a tooth, which may have played a roll in what happened to me as time went by, when I got there he did an x ray, I asked him what the small swelling was below the gum on the x ray and he said a nerve which was odd because its very hard to see nerves, I still think it was an abscess but he said no and gave no meds for it, he polished down the tall filling and I left, I was now eating better and it felt ok but a week or so went by and I felt a heaviness so I touched the tooth only to find it moving back and forth, I called to get an app. but the woman said nothing available for 2 weeks and kept asking how can it be loose, so I said I will just wait and see if it tightens up which can happen according to my research, weeks past and It seemed to be tighter and I was in no pain so I went on but every now and then it felt heavy and numb, then about 5 months ago I was eating and the other tooth, the wisdom tooth broke off which was the tooth that was never bothering me that he filled, it cut my cheek but days went by and it felt smooth again and no pain but it seems the filling made the tooth weak, I feel now It was not a necessary filling for an extremely small cavity, then a few days ago the worst happened, I was eating chicken and nothing even hard for what happened next, my other tooth filling broke off taking a small piece of tooth with it, I was searching for the metal in my mouth with my dinner as it was crunching with my food, now have a sharp edge sticking up and looking for a new dentist but I am fearful now of who to go to, both fillings failed after only a year and the other a year and a half. I know everyone's mouth and teeth react different but for both teeth to have failed seems like treatment was either wrong or done incorrectly, its disappointing because I really wanted to like this dentist, he worked with me, was flexible and seemed professional but from the tall over filled tooth to the broken wisdom then the broken sharp filling Its very upsetting ! I was not even going to give a bad review after the over filled tooth I felt well ok he fixed it, mistakes happen, then the wisdom I had thought I should do a review but I did not, then the original bad tooth I had went in for has a broken filling after only just over a year, this is total BS !

When my dentist told me that I should extract all my upper teeth and get a denture because my teeth…read morewere beyond repair, she also informed me that she could not make the denture itself because I had an implant in that jaw. I consulted with many dentists in the area, some of whom agreed with her assessment, but couldn't do the job, but more who wanted to save the teeth. I really didn't think the teeth could be saved and most wanted to do root canals which I did not want. Dr. Kreiner, however, told me that he could save the teeth without root canals and make a partial denture that he could add teeth to at a later date if necessary. I chose him. He explained why I was having dental problems, gave advise on dry mouth and other subjects, told me that he included silver in his dental fillings because silver tarnishes and creates a tighter bond with the tooth (most of my previous cavities were around fillings that didn't bond and even some of those fillings shifter or fell out). He was an artist in creating the partial using skills, science, and patience. It fits extremely well, very snug, and I've had no more cavities. Dr. Kreiner doesn't leave you after he injects the local anesthetic to work on another patient as many dentists do. He stays with his patient and explains his proceedures and why he's doing what he's doing. He loves to talk, but he's informative and entertaining.

She completely messed my bite up a and she sent me to a orthodontal dentist to get a root canal…read moredone. Worse root canal ever and I've never had dental pain like that...all while inundated with pictures of him in speedos. The finished root canal and the accompanying post broke with a few weeks. She yelled at me for having caramels and breaking it! Never have I experienced such a terrible dental debaucle.

Dr. Shields takes excellent care of my kids! My toddler just had her first visit to the dentist a…read morefew months ago and Dr. Shields was fantastic :) At first she was terrified, but was soon having a grand old time in the chair while Dr. S. applied the flouride sealant. My oldest son had fillings that needed to be done and didn't have a single complaint - he's been seeing Dr. Shields for years now.

Dr. Barb is a Wizard!! Very professional and easy to get an appointment. They've taken so many of…read moremy emergency needs same-day!

Pretty flexible appointment times and friendly staff. My only complaint is that you fill out…read morepaperwork online, but when you go in they want you to fill out more paperwork. Most of which are questions already answered on the online paperwork. I find that frustrating; however, I was seen within 5 minutes of my appointment time, the office is very clean, and the location is convenient for me.

very rude staff, I tried to wait in the "waiting room" but they told me I could not wait in the…read morewaiting room for my partner to have his appointment. nobody else was in there and didn't go in there the whole time I was there. I had to wait in the hall. I will not be returning here.

I cannot say enough about the staff at Oasis Dental! I have extremely sensitive teeth, and a…read moreterrible case of TMJ. We just moved to the area, and I was very concerned about finding a new practice. I am thrilled with the care and service that I've received, and am happy to recommend them to anyone who is looking for a new service provider.

I've been going here for years and the care is always excellent…read more The front desk staff is friendly, I don't wait long to be seen. Lauren is a fantastic hygienist and Dr Rena is wonderful. Highly recommend!

This place is a disgrace to legitimate dentists. A few years ago, our then 10 year old daughter…read morehad to have two teeth pulled to make room for an expander. We were told that we'd have to pay $120 for nitrous oxide which we agreed to since there was no way we were letting her go through that without something. The nitrous oxide wasn't turned on properly and she ended up feeling them pulling the teeth. When she screamed in pain, the dentist said he wasn't going to be able to do it. I told him to man up and do his job. We ended up having to hold her down while her teeth were pulled. Last year, I went to them for severe pain in a molar. I was told they couldn't find anything wrong and was given pain pills and antibiotics. After taking them for several days, it wasn't getting better so they referred me to an endodontist for a possible root canal. The endodontist found that I had a cavity in an adjacent tooth upon x raying me. I had a friend who is a dentist look at the xrays and he said I had several old fillings (silver ones) that were leaking and needed to be replaced. NONE of this was caught by Clearly Dental. I went back to them and told them what my friend and the endodontist said. They replaced one filling. A year later (this past February), the pain in the same tooth was back but even more severe. I ended up getting an emergency appointment with an endodontist and he said there were several cracks in that tooth which had been there for quite a while given the severity of the cracks. So Clearly Dental had obviously missed them. I ended up having to have the tooth pulled (which I felt because the tooth was so infected, the pain killer didn't have any effect) because of the ineptitude of Clearly Dental. Stay clear of them if you want to keep all of your teeth.