When I arrived there for my first visit, they informed me that they do not accept Medicare or…read moreMedicare Advantage plans. Being an oral SURGERY practice, we're talking thousands of dollars. They are thieves who do not care about vulnerable people but only care about the almighty dollar. I have no idea about the expertise of the practice because I couldn't afford to find out. Pure unadulterated thieves.

Experience with office staff was disappointing. Lori couldn't care less. Waited 2 months for an…read moreappointment, only to have them cancel due to not having updated referral. So, they expected me to schedule another dental appointment to have dentist recommend same. Clearly a racket. Thankfully, found another oral surgeon near, that actually puts patients first!

He is very good and a excellent dentist The office visits…read moreare excellent And very good

Recommend by a friend and coworker. Wow! Jackpot here. Last December they got me in right away…read morefor a toothache. Quickly found and pulled the offending wisdom tooth. No problems or complications afterwards. Dr . Johnston is experienced, yet seems very progressive and up to date on advancements and technology. Lisa is an awesome, patient and kind accommodating receptionist. Shelly the hygienist gave me the most thorough cleaning that I have had in my life! Returning to follow through with a good plan of treatment for preventative repairs and cleaning. You can feel the genuinely caring vibe here. Perfectionists! Only downside for some is that they want immediate payment.. They will file the claim and have payment sent to you.

Above and Beyond is a great dentist office! very nice, very professional and quick to get you in…read moreand out. I feel very comfortable when I have to go there. I had my teeth cleaned today a Kelsey was very personable and did a fantastic job!

Had a great visit at Above and Beyond. They are always very welcoming and always professional.read more

Both my teens had their wisdom teeth removed here and had a smooth and stress-free time of it. We…read morereceived a check-in phone call the evening of the surgery (both times) which was greatly appreciated. No problems at all.

I had my wisdom teeth removed and they were superb! They were very friendly and made you feel as…read morecomfortable as possible. I had some complications with healing (not there fault) and they made me feel totally comfortable with calling at all hours and receiving call backs to ensure that I was ok. Definetly recommended!

This dentist office is terrific! Convenient location on the South end of town. Knowledgeable…read moreFront Desk and great clinical team and hygienists. Dr. Justin and Dr.Drew are both so patient and kind. I never have to worry when I need dental work done. And the funnest thing is they bake cookies fresh every day! And have the absolute best chapsticks

**EDIT** Upon…read morenotification of the care my son received, Owner (Dr. Kevin Resh) and Office Manager (Ms. Victoria "Vicki" Swope) launched an investigation into the situation. Dr. Resh reached out to discuss everything with us. He took responsibility for the level of care my son received at Hanover Dental Care, and has taken steps to help alleviate the burden our family has faced due to this unfortunate situation. While I still am frustrated that our family has had to face significant struggles to get my son back to proper oral health, I am forever thankful that Dr. Resh treated us with respect, and ensured that the situation was taken care of. The office has assured me that steps will be taken to ensure this type of failure never happens again. **ORIGINAL REVIEW** Hanover Dental Care neglected to provide adequate preventative and diagnostic care for my 6.5 year old son over the course of the past three years. Despite coming in every 6 months for preventative dental care, per the recommendations of the American Dental Association ... and per the coverage allowance of our dental insurance, my son was neglected, and left without proper dental treatments. Hanover Dental Care's complete disregard for my son's oral health led to an emergency visit with a pediatric dentist, who then urgently referred us to an oral surgeon, who IMMEDIATELY scheduled my son for a sedated surgical extraction of three baby teeth that were left to rot and decay in his mouth. Due to this office's complete and utter neglect in the diagnosis of several large cavities, and the lack of appropriate treatment of those cavities, we are now paying thousands of dollars out of pocket, and are forced to schedule our son for multiple sedation dentistry treatments in order to preserve his teeth.

I may be a bit late to this review. Hell, I don't know if Yelp was around in 2007? Either way,…read morelet's go back a few years. In the spring of 2007 my dentist in the Fredneck area recommended I have my remaining wisdom teeth removed and recommended Dr. Michael Will, who just so happen to have his office 3 miles from home. Bonus. I made my appointment and went for the consult. I don't remember this consult very much as having teeth pulled was pretty common for me. (Before I had braces I needed 10 [yes, ten] baby teeth pulled.) It was when I was lying in the chair and he finished discussing the teeth removal that my memory really kicks in. At the very end he asks me, "do you often wake up in the middle of the night and you're not breathing?" What?! Yes! How'd he know?? He goes on to tell me he has much more education than just oral surgery and goes into how looking in my nose he can tell I likely sleep poorly. Bingo. Nailed it on the head. Dr. Will could have told me about the procedure he'd like to do to improve my sleep, but he doesn't. That's the easy move and that's not him. To ensure my apnea is mechanical, versus neurological or some other version, he sends me to do a sleep study and and have more tests which take about 2-3 weeks. I don't mind this because one, I've never had surgery; it scares me and two, he's being thorough ensuring that his procedure will correct my problematic sleep. I eventually have the procedure and was thrilled. I remember laying down on the surgical table, then I have a vague memory of goofing off in a wheelchair, then I'm sitting on my neighbors couch and their kids are putting stickers all over my sweatshirt. Zero pain. None, only mild discomfort for about 4 days. On day 4 I go back to his office and Dr. Will proceeds to remove roughly 325 feet of gauze from my nostrils. (I may be exaggerating.) While it didn't hurt, it was certainly a VERY strange sensation having that much packed gauze pulled from your nose like a clown pulls scarfs from his sleeve. It's now 2019 and as he told me back in 2007, I may need the same surgery once again. I'm here leaving a note as I prep for the same surgery far away from Maryland. If I were still in the USA I'd 100% go back to Dr. Will for the work he performed.

I had oral surgery this past Monday it is now Thursday and I've take a total of two Tylenol. The…read moreoffice is a well oiled machine everyone knows what to do and seems to enjoy their work. Even if its 50 miles away, I wouldn't hesitate to use Dr. Will for any oral surgery I needed done. Bart

UPMC Hanover is a very good hospital! My husband came into the ED by ambo with chest pains. I…read morearrived five minutes later and was met in the lobby by an aide who told me my husband had a heart attack and to come to where he was. Staff were moving so fast around him and fifteen min. after his arrival he was getting a life saving stent. The after stay in ICU and the cardio plan after that were wonderful with kind and attentive staff. We consider UPMC HANOVER HOSPITAL our home hospital. We have lived in Pennsylvania 7 years and have only had good experiences with hip replacements, testing, heart attackS, and other issues. I trust this hospital.

This place is a joke!! Came in with chest pain and make me sit in waiting room for 20 mins. Tried…read moreputting an IV in 4 times!! I told them I need the IV team!! Then doctor gives me test results while scratching between her legs!!! 8:30pm they said I'm discharged with no update or what I need to do. Just handed me a paper saying I'm here with my appointments on it and now I'm waiting for family to pick me up! Horrible place!!

Aspen dental has to be the worst dental office ever. The only thing they have an interest in is…read moregetting you high interest loans to pay over the top fees for shabby dental work.

**0/10 - Do NOT recommend Aspen Dental**…read more My partial denture (for 2 of my front teeth) broke unexpectedly on April 17. I was desperate, so I searched for places offering fast repairs and found Aspen Dental, who advertised same-day service and an onsite lab. I booked an appointment for the next morning (Good Friday), noting clearly that I needed a replacement partial. When I arrived, the dentist barely acknowledged my actual reason for being there and focused on unrelated procedures. When I pushed back and asked about quick options, she became visibly annoyed. When she finally said they could try to fix my old denture, I agreed--only for her to laugh, rip it from my hand, and say sarcastically, "Oh, now you want to go with that option." When I said I didn't understand the attitude, she snapped, "We're a general dentist and I don't know what you expect from us," and walked out. In tears, I was pulled into the manager's office, where I was quoted $86 for a repair. Moments later, they said the tech couldn't repair it, and I ended up paying $400 for a new one. I was promised a 1-week pickup time but wasn't allowed to pick it up early even though it was done. When I finally got it, it didn't fit right. I was told I just "had to get used to it." The denture made my bite worse--I couldn't chew and my front teeth hit the plate. I had to wait nearly two weeks for an adjustment appointment. By then, a bottom tooth had chipped from the denture's poor fit. The lab tech dismissed my concerns, shaved the wrong part of the denture, and made the fit even worse. At that point, I gave up. I left feeling completely disregarded and decided to go elsewhere for proper care--even if it means wasting $400. To make matters worse, my husband called to speak to a manager as soon as I got home because I was clearly upset. They left him on hold until 5:00 PM (closing time), then sent him to voicemail. The staff that day did not want to deal with it. I was in a vulnerable position and needed compassion and care. Instead, I was met with sarcasm, indifference, and incompetence. Aspen Dental showed me that profits come before patients. If you have other options--please take them. You will regret going to Aspen.