He is a great dentist! I highly recommend and it doesn't matter if it's the little things like…read morejust a check up and cleaning or something major like a root canal or even cosmetic crowns, Dr. Jovanelly's got you covered.

Wow, is all i can say about this wonderful dentist and his office! From the very helpful…read morereceptionist at the front desk, to my cleaning and x-rays with Jessica, his super nice dental assistant, who gave me the best cleaning I've ever had and reassured me that I was in pretty good shape (contrary to what the last "mega-dentist" in Cranberry told me two weeks ago), to the Doctor's prognosis and the cost, i don't think I've ever been so impressed by a dentist. First of all, the dentist is incredibly down to earth and immediately made me feel extremely comfortable as soon as he greeted me and introduced himself. Dr. Jovanelly does pretty much everything from basic dentistry to what seems to be all of the cosmetic procedures, but what he really specializes in is what's called "mini implants." Traditionally, they were not typically used for much, except as an anchor to hold in dentures. But in the past 8 years since he started using them as an alternative to traditional implants (traditional implants could cost as much as $4k a tooth if you're like me and need bone grafting and a sinus lift and take a full YEAR to complete!), he said they have advanced astronomically, and now anything can be used to cover the implant (i.e., porcelain crown, etc.), and that they could last 20 years plus. Not to mention they only cost $1,100 each, all inclusive, and take only two to three weeks from start to finish! When he looked at my x-rays and told me what I was going to need was going to be far less than I had previously thought (the Cranberry dentist told me i needed a ridiculous amount of restoration work and that it would cost a minimum of $30k, upwards to $50k!) Doctor Jovanelly told me I would need only TWO veneers (I was trying to convince him that I really felt I needed four minimum and he said definitely not -- the Cranberry dentist said I would need 8-12), and that I wouldn't need four mini implants, but three! Not only that but he patiently answered all of my many uninformed questions and told me not to hesitate to call back with anymore, while the famous guy in Cranberry was abrupt, unaccommodating at best, and seemed put out by my questions. I'm not a fan of visiting the dentist, but I can honestly say, not only am I not hesitant about returning, but I'm so looking forward to it.

Great Dentist! Basil is a class act and does a professional job. I went to several specialists in…read morethe Cincinnati area for a chipped tooth and he was the only one that fixed the issue permanently. I was also told by an Ohio State Univ specialist I needed a root canal and after seeing Basil he said I only needed a cavity! Saved me my tooth $$$ and pain of a root canal. One year later and no cavities. Hygienists also do a great job on cleanings and educate on how to properly brush and floss.

A very nice and gentle welcoming dentist. No need to go to the big commercial places . He takes his…read moretime and cares

I live in southside and needed a new dentist. This practice is the real deal. It is so refreshing…read moreto see someone who is straight to the point and actually takes time to understand their patients. No corporate chain BS. No fancy marketing. Just a good doctor with endless experience who makes it easy. We're losing good gems like this in Pittsburgh and it's unfortunate.

Amazing experience with my son's wisdom teeth extraction. The staff was so kind and helped ease…read morehis concerns on the day of surgery. The staff was knowledgeable and Dr.Bamonte completed the process within an hour. No complications. Highly recommend!

If you are in need of general surgery, I wholeheartedly recommend Dr. Clarence Lin - a caring,…read morehumble, professional, skilled, responsible, conscientious practitioner. I went into his office when my PCP told me I needed a general surgeon to resolve a hernia. As it turned out, I had two of them - the one my PCP discovered, and the one he had been ignoring for 3 years - he had kept saying "it's probably just muscular." Well, it was muscular, but it wasn't the type of muscular defect that would heal on its own with rest. I thought the condition that had been plaguing me for so long might be related to the new condition, so I mentioned it to Dr. Lin. He asked me to get up on the table, and in about 15 seconds, he found the spot of the pain and accurately related to me what type of hernia it was (that the CT scan I had a week later would confirm.) We made an appointment for robotic surgery, and Dr. Lin patched up the hernia with an outpatient surgery visit. Two weeks later, I am more or less fully recovered, and at no time did I require any pain medication stronger than Advil and Tylenol. There are many things about Dr. Lin that make him stand out among other general surgeons. First is the fact that despite modern medical practices feeling increasingly like factories, trying to get as many patients in and out as possible, Dr. Lin takes the time to understand your condition, how it impacts your life, to consider what you hope to get out of the treatment, and to provide the best possible patient care outcome based on those things, while not rushing any aspect of the process - the diagnosis, the surgery, and all the after-care. Second is both his skill as a surgeon and his desire to ensure the patient understands the diagnosis and how it will be resolved. He spent a lot of time going through my CT scan with me so that I understood my condition fully, as well as how the surgery would address the condition. You don't get that from a lot of physicians or surgeons nowadays. Finally, the information age has changed a lot about how patients interact with their practitioners. Our online health management systems give us results of tests, blood-work, scans, and ultrasounds before the doctors even realize that they are available. As such, people may panic when they review results without context. Dr. Lin gets it - he understands that a patient needs that context for peace of mind, and that things happen in the process leading up to surgery that make patients uneasy, anxious, or scared. Dr. Lin will sacrifice a little of his own time to put a patient at ease. He even gave me his personal cell phone number (without verifying that I'm not a kook who would call him incessantly) in case I had any concerns. I am fortunately judicious in my use of the number, but he was very sincere when he said he didn't mind talking to me after hours if I had concerns, and given that the hernia surgery was the first surgery I've ever had, I did need to get talked off the ledge once. Dr. Lin's calm reassurance got me to the appointment, and his skill as a surgeon got me through it. While I can't say I'm truly "looking forward" to having surgery for my other hernia, I'm more relaxed and confident about it knowing Dr. Lin will be performing the surgery and supporting me both before and after it. One last note, he's a really cool and smart guy - we can talk statistics, web development and search engine optimization, Rubik's cubes, and other cool geek stuff. I don't know any doctors that take so active an interest in their patients and can relate to me as a person as can Dr. Lin. If you need the services of a general surgeon, you would be remiss not to call Dr. Lin's office and make an appointment. I wish you luck in getting resolved whatever surgical needs that brought you to this review, but if you choose Dr. Lin as your surgeon, you won't need luck.

I'm formerly from Ohio, and this was one of the few dentist places in Pittsburgh that accepted my…read moreinsurance. Dr. Liberati, D. D. S. got the job done, but I did not have the best experience here. On my drive to this dentist, I passed a blue lives matter flag, which was unsettling. Parking was tricky. While I was there, Christian/religious music was playing in the background. Dr. Liberati, D. D. S. seemed to be an old man who told me he had been doing this for 40 years. One of my biggest concerns about the experience was that, even though I had told him I had not been to the dentist in 4 years, he seemed a little rough with my teeth (when he flossed them) and left them bleeding pretty badly and hurting. I have been to the dentist before, and they usually spray my teeth down with a water hose. That didn't happen this time. It felt semi-rushed, and Dr. Liberati, D. S. S. did not seem to be the most easy-going. I ended up going to a new dentist about my concern, and that dentist told me I had 13% tooth decay, or not enough to go through the cavity process. Dr. Liberati, D. S. S. will give you a basic dentist experience, and this dentistry is a solid option if you need to go to a dentist, but if you are someone who is worried about your teeth or anxious before going to the dentist, you may have a better experience elsewhere.

Let me start off by saying that I had a REALLY REALLY bad experience with a dentist. Because of…read morethat experience I didn't go to a dentist for several years. Then I met Dr Liberati. He promised he would be gentle with me. I made an appointment. My anxiety was through the roof. My husband called and told them that if I had to wait in the lobby that I would leave because of my anxiety of seeing a dentist. They took me straight back. Dr Liberati was extremely gentle with me. My mouth/teeth were a hot mess and each visit Dt Liberati was very kind and gentle. I cannot say enough good things about him. He has a dental hygienist, Amanda, who is also amazing. She is very kind and very friendly. She does an amazing job of cleaning teeth. Our whole family has been going for years. We tell everyone to go.

I took my son to Janet two yrs ago and she was BEYOND amazing with him. He had a cavity that became…read moreinfected. She pulled it. I don't know what happened to her or where she went but I wish she did because her knowledge about teeth was unparalleled. We miss her and wish we could find her dentistry again

It took her 1.5 hours to pull a tooth, and I vomited while I was there…read more Another time, she charged $50 for "advice" that we never asked for. She takes herself WAY too seriously. We thought we were having a friendly conversation, and the next thing you know...she had us pulling out our checkbook. Even the local police have complained about flaky Dr. Lazarus. Her science is likely incorrect. Two years after one of us stopped a medication she suggested, infusions were a necessity for another issue caused by lack of that same medication. She is only in it for the money.

Dr. Eiben was a dentist that I found at random just searching the very long list of providers that…read moremy dental insurance sent me and when I ran into this name ... I said why not ? I'm glad that I gave it a fair shot. First draw for me was that it was relatively close to where I live. I would soon discover the second draw and that was the scheduling ease. I was able to get an appointment within the next three weeks. On the day of my appointment I went and Dr. Eiban was very communicative and knowledgeable. As a patient I felt that he had a vested interested in providing exceptional care and assuring that his patients are informed about oral hygiene.