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    DentalWorks - Rivercrest

    3.2 (11 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Cavity treatment

    Dental exams

    Teeth cleaning

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    Tooth filling replacement or repair

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    Aspen Dental - Crestwood, IL

    Aspen Dental - Crestwood, IL

    2.0(27 reviews)
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    I have no complaints about the hygienist, Nicole. On 4/8/26, I had an 11am appt. for scaling and…read moreroot care, followed by a digital scan for a partial. I waited about 3 hrs. without completing my appt. After the scaling, I was placed in a waiting area at 12:30, which became overcrowded by 1pm, due to a lack of seating, with one person standing and one sitting on another's lap. With no update or service, I went to the front waiting area and was told I was "next." I continued waiting until 1:40. Then I was told it would be approx 20 more minutes before I could be seen. Nearly 3 hrs later, I had to leave. More frustrating is that I had received multiple texts and emails reminding me of my 11am appt., yet scheduling was clearly not managed. I understand walk-ins are accommodated, but SCHEDULED appts should be prioritized in a timely manner. Given the excessive wait time and inability to complete my SCHEDULED services, it is unreasonable that I was then offered a rescheduled appt. nearly two weeks later. This reflects poor scheduling and disregard for patients' time. I should have been given priority rescheduling, along with consideration for compensation or courtesy adjustment due to the inconvenience. Marsha Lee

    After suffering two sleepless nights from a toothache I got desperate and searched "emergency tooth…read moreextractions" online. Aspen Dental immediately popped up, stating they take emergency, same day appointments. The scheduler was very kind and, although the facility closest to me was booked, they found a sooner appointment at an alternative location. They really seemed to care about my predicament and I was very appreciative and relieved that the excruciating pain I was experiencing would soon come to an end. Little did I know. I arrived at the Crestwood location and the receptionist (who was also very nice) explained that everyone has to get X-rays done prior to any extractions ($29 special) and to fill out forms. The man who took the X-rays was very professional; being extra careful with the inflamed tooth. After it was over a dental hygienist went over my history and then broke the news that although the tooth should definitely come out, it would have to be done at a later date and after a "deep cleaning." It was at this moment that I realized that Aspen Dental and I have two very different interpretations of the what the word "emergency" means and my heart sank knowing I'd be spending more sleepless nights in agony. A dentist came in, going over the X-rays and all the things they wanted to do to my mouth. These involved words such as crown$, cap$, partial$, and implant$. She also said that in addition to my offending tooth, she needed to remove another one that wasn't even bothering me. I was then asked to wait while they worked out a plan. After 15 minutes I was brought to a desk where a woman showed me the list of all the procedures they wanted to do along with a price tag that was close to $25,000! "So how are you feeling about all this so far?" she asks. I thought she was kidding until I looked up and saw she had a straight face. "Terrible!" I replied. Keep in mind, I'm a 55 year old man who just wanted a painful tooth removed. I am not looking to get my smile plastered on the cover of next month's issue of AARP magazine. Unphased, she pulls out a second sheet of numbers for what it will cost to get the two teeth removed along with the mandatory cleaning - over $4,000. I didn't have insurance and figured it would be costly, but she may as well have pulled out parchment and quill, offering to stop my pain if I'd be willing to sign over my soul. She saw me flinch and mentioned they offer payment plans but I was already heading for door. I drove straight to Walgreens and bought enough pain medication to put half the town asleep for the winter, which is what I should've just done in the first place. Steer clear of these charlatans!

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