Dr McFadden had taking $15,000 for the 4 crown from me by Care Credit. He was not done a great job…read moreever, now I have one of the tooth fell down with the crown, and he changed me again 175.00. my advice from sister to all Michigan family and friends don't go to dr McFadden Antonio 11 mile Mean St., Royal Oak Emergency Dental. This is Shame on him to become a doctor and we have a doctor in Michigan like him

Please be aware and read this review carefully before you walk into this office. Its a shady…read morepractice. He is violent rough wity your teeth, asks for cash and will not give you any paperwork after your emergency trip. Walk-in Anthony is personable and friendly. He'll make you feel comfortable at your most vulnerable time, expecting a saviour from hell of tooth pain. Cash payment He did xrays and gave us a huge estimate for an extraction which was the diagnosis he came up with. He preferred cash and landed with us on half the price for a cash deal. We venmoed him the money and he assured that he'll do a excellent write up so we can recuperate our payment. Procedure He was extremely rough with extraction so much so that my head was moving from side to side during extraction. Xrays after procedure taken at another clinic show the bone wall busted and major trauma and destruction on the location because it was done violently. (He overnums you so so you wouldn't feel the distruction during procedure) After procedure He would not take calls to send us medication. He finally sent it after two days. He didn't send us the bill nor trays he took during our visit.

I have never had such a positive experience in my lifetime of dental visits. The support staff is…read moreso friendly and caring. I was greeted with a smile as soon as I entered the office. I felt comfortable right away especially since the last thing I wanted to do was to have a tooth extracted. My DDS James Muller was very professional and knowledgeable. He went over the procedure thoroughly, that helped to start easing my concern for what was about to happen. The thing that I looked least forward to was the shot to numb my tooth and jaw. I don't know what he did but I experienced the most pain free shot I had ever experienced! Then he worked on the tooth itself, the next thing he said was we are done! I was rather astonished, I was imagining all of the pain and discomfort I was going experience with this procedure before I arrived! Yes there is a small amount of discomfort but nothing like I thought there would be! Thank you with providing me with such an awesome experience. I would highly recommend the services provided by Dr Muller and his staff at the Hunington Group! PS I chose them rather randomly, trusting my instincts, best decision I ever made!

I thought the expertise of Dr. Mulller was fine, it was the administrative aspect which was a…read moreproblem. First, it took over six months to receive the first bill from them, even though all proper insurance coverage info was provided. Further, well after the bill was paid, I am talking four months later, I received a collections letter from a law office for the exact balance I already paid. Clearly the right hand doesnt know what the left hand is doing. So if you use them be aggressive and proactive with their billing office

Let me tell you what. I was afraid to go to the dentist as a young adult, but I started going to…read moreDr. Duchan back in 2001 and have been with him ever since. He is super attentive and you would be hard pressed to find a dentist who cares more. Dr. Duchan is a perfectionist and he dedicates his time to each of his patients. I have never felt rushed and he understands that dental care is of the utmost importance. Case and point, I had a dental emergency on Labor Day of 2018. He did not bat an eye. He saw me on Labor Day. That is care and service. I highly recommend Dr. Duchan to anyone.

IMPOSSIBLE for Dr. Duchan to receive anything but a 5 star review. He is one of a kind. Totally…read morehonest dentist Most dentists unfortunately are after making money with services that people do not need Not Dr Duchan. He actually wants to save people's teeth. I have gone to him for the past 7 years and I WILL NOT go to another dentist. Just an all around great dentist and person. Integrity.

Have been going here for 4 years now and always had great cleanings. Had to get a cavity filled and…read morethey did a good job, no complaints. Staff are very nice and accommodating!

In February 2019, I was dealing with excruciating pain in my top left wisdom tooth. Because Royal…read moreOak Family Dentistry (ROFD) was closed, I went to another dentist who told me the tooth was cracked and infected, and I should see my regular dentist to have it repaired. I made an appointment with ROFD, explained the situation, and was told the tooth wasn't cracked, but I needed other treatment that would cost well over $1,000. I was given nothing to treat the infection and nothing for the pain. Luckily, my family doctor prescribed a Z-pack that took care of the infection. ROFD told me my insurance would cover most of the cost, so I had the treatment done. At the end of the treatment, the dentist told the hygienist that my top left wisdom tooth was cracked and should be removed. I pointed out that I had told her that at the beginning of the process and she had told me I was incorrect. Her extremely rude response was that she couldn't have seen the crack because of the plaque on my teeth, even though a dentist who had never seen me before had found it with a simple set of x-rays. So I went in with a minor problem and was told I needed expensive treatment. I was also told my insurance would cover it. After undergoing the treatment - which did nothing about my cracked tooth - I was told they had been mistaken about the insurance and I owed more than $1,200. They refused to make any adjustments to the bill, demanding payment in full, and have since sent the matter to a debt collector. In the meantime, I had to go undergo oral surgery when the cracked tooth split in half. tl;dr: I went into ROFD with a problem that had already been correctly diagnosed, and instead of treating it, the dentist ignored it and told me I needed an expensive treatment that did nothing to fix my problem. In the end, the dentist acknowledged the original diagnosis had been correct but did not offer an apology or adjust the cost. They also told me my insurance would cover a procedure I couldn't afford, which turned out to be incorrect.