Wisdom teach removal for a nervous kid. They did a great job…read moreworking with him. Teeth are out. The office was easy to talk to, answered all out preop questions. (We had a lot, he is a diabetic too.)

I went to Dr. Tandon for a wisdom teeth removal 10/19/22. From the initial consult to the operation…read moreto the post-op appointment, it is clear Dr. Tandon demonstrates exceptional character and oral surgery knowledge. I felt nervous about the operation and Dr. Tandon helped me by addressing all of my fears about the operation. His effort to support me made me feel much more comfortable. Dr. Tandon is not only a highly-skilled oral surgeon, but, highly skilled at patient-centered care. I highly recommend him.

Warning: dental talk ahead…read more About nine years ago, I had my top two wisdom teeth out. They'd emerged through the gum, they weren't particularly bothersome, but they were crowding my mouth a bit, so out they came. It was a relatively easy surgery, I drove myself home, napped on the couch, and ate jell-o for two days. At the time, both of my lower wisdom teeth were far below bone and gum, and I was told that if they stayed there, they could be left alone indefinitely. Ahh, but did they stay put? I think you know the answer to that. No, the lower right one started to come through, and starting a couple years ago I was told they should come out soon. Finally, after getting decent dental coverage, I decided it was time. This is the oral surgeon my dentist referred me to, so I didn't have much say in the matter, but it's close to home, which I definitely appreciate. After my regular dentist's dated office, I was pleased to see that this building is modern and comfortable. Nice waiting room with a couch and leather chairs, and while there was no TV to distract me in the exam room, I was able to listen to music on my phone to distract myself. The assistant/hygenist was very nice, she explained what was happening and asked if I was OK a few times (I may have looked a little nervous?). The oral surgeon, Dr Forfar, was pleasant and efficient. He looked at my x-rays and decided only the right one needed to come out; the left one is not hurting anyone and the root is near a nerve. I was very happy to hear that, since I'd been dreading the left side more. Cut to 20 minutes later, I was outta there, with a couple prescriptions, a post-op folder, and a checkup appointment for the following week. While I will never be a fan of dental work, I have to say Dr Forfar's office made the whole experience about as good as it could be, and if you need to have work done, it's as good a place as any. (Note: they also have offices in Wheaton and Schaumburg.)

Let me start off by saying that Dr. Forfar is nothing but absolutely amazing!!! I was referred to…read moreDr. Forfar because of a broken jaw. Dr. Forfar went over & above to make sure I got the best treatment possible. I love that he tells you how things are gonna be, without "beating around the bush!" I can't say enough good things about him. He is phenomenal & so is his staff!! I would highly, highly recommend Dr. Forfar to anyone!! He is absolutely fantastic!!

I've worked with both Dr. Kalokhe and Dr. Wong at the Downers Grove location in 2024-2026 and many…read moreyears ago in their former Chicago location for diagnostics, root canal, and apicoectomy. This review is based on many years of experience. They did a good job giving me different options for treatment -- both what my general dentist recommended and alternatives. For example, while my general dentist thought a tooth could not be saved, the apicoectomy performed by Dr. Wong was able to avoid extraction. Both did a good job explaining my situation in a direct manner. Dr. Wong has a big personality but he backs it up with professional work. They provide insurance and out of pocket estimates so you know what you'll pay for different options.

This review is based on my two experiences. My first experience with Dr Jukas was great…read more Unfortunately my 2nd experience w Dr Wong was not. Due timing and pain I took the first avail appointment with Dr Wong. I waited one hr for my appointment to start. I could hear Dr Wong w his other patient talking. Sounded like he Spend more time talking about his Telsa, cars, etc versus patient treatment. Which is fine if that patient was ok with. But I am sitting in the next room still waiting for my consult which is already one hour late. Dr. Wong didn't acknowledge or apologize for the long wait. Without looking at my mouth, a 2 sec look at the X-ray rambled a lot of confusing information. He spent more time on making notice of how my hair was done, looking at my shoes, ear rings etc, which became uncomfortable. Dr. Wong was very arrogant, and what he claims is his ice breaker was to ask about my nationality.... He questioned my last name and asked if I was sure my last name was from the ethinicity. Than he questioned if i was married. My nationality is and was irrelevant to the purpose of my visit. He clearly has not had any DEI training. Dr Wong didnt believe his ice breaker is/was culturally insensitive and told me that I was sensitive and he would make note of it. Dr Wong than went to use a common foods in my culture as an analogy to describe my issue. Dr Wong was all over the place explaining the treatment place, bc in the middle of his explaination he kept making comments about my look... which he justified as being "observant". He should be more observant in the care he provides not a persons looks including the items they are wearing. His front desk couldn't explain the itemize bill or what they call care plan Dr Wong was ready to take my tooth out that minute bc they said he was quick and had an opening. They could clearly see I was confused by what was going on. I declined to take action bc I needed to consult my dentist bc I was surprised by Dr Wong saying I had a bacteria eating away at my bone. After thinking over and waiting for the email plan, I called back for an appointment w Dr Jurkas as a 2nd opinion since I had a good and educational experience for my first root canal. I clearly remember Dr J saying why try to save the tooth first. To my surprise Dr Wong called me bc they shared w him that I was not happy w my experience w him and wanted a 2nd opinion. I brought to Dr Wong's attention the above concerns I did not like. Dr Wong was condescending by responding some ppl are slow to understand. I stopped him there and again brought to his attention his rude and unprofessional response. During our call when I brought to his attention the insensitivity of my culture he thought it was ok bc he had a lot of friend in the "x" culture. I than brought to his attention that is not my culture... He clearly was looking at my file picture and again made and assumption. He didn't catch it on his own that he was associating me w another culture when i was telling him what my culture was. Dr Wong was very arrogant and rude to say Dr Jurkas was not going to be able to do the work I needed and that he works under him. Dr Wong response was a narcissist response. I decided to end the call by saying I need To take my services somewhere else. I asked for the email w the recap if his consult I still hadn't received it. 10 min later Dr Wong called me back I sent him to voicemail bc I was working. To my surprise I get a unprofessional text message saying... "I know you are screening calls."To close the loop I acknowledge the email being received: I thought we were done...No he calls me again... now this was starting to be harassment. I picked up the call and just listen to Dr Wong ramble... "I can give you recommendations for a new consultative exam. " Than he started to explain to me what should've happen day one. The worse, worse experience by one Dr Wong. Which is unfortunate bc my experience w Dr J was pleasant. Dr Wong clearly wanted my money versus helping understand what is in my best oral interest

Dr. Steve takes care of hi patients. He calls to see how they are after a procedure…read more He is great in removing the teeth building the bone up and putting the implant in.

Great Job. Doesn't do all the unnecessary things and does goid work. I like that he doesn't overdo…read moreeverything just to run up a bill. A professional great job. I would and have recommended him and his staff are also great.

Dr. Cassiani is the best dentist I've ever been to. He is very nice, personable and professional…read more His office is neat and orderly and the staff is very nice as well. Actually, I picked Dr. Cassiani's name from the phone book several years ago... now I've recommended him to several people.

I had a wisdom tooth taken out yesterday and it went very well. Please note that I am far along in…read moremy pregnancy, and Dr. Scherer was extremely careful to ensure I was comfortable with the procedure and process before he began. Pain, discomfort and swelling is very minimal, so much better than anticipated. I found all the staff members to be friendly and sweet. I'll be going back to remove the others in the Fall.

Years ago, Dr. Scherer removed a tooth of mine, and the experience was perfect... very efficient,…read moreprofessional, and I had no issues afterwards. Because of that positive experience, I brought my 9-year old son in today to have a tooth removed. My son has some special needs - he has severe ADHD, a learning disability and intense anxiety about pain. During our consultation with Dr. Scherer last month, I informed him of this and explained that my son has anxiety and fear (somewhat disproportionate to a normal level) when it comes to pain. I said, he will be VERY afraid and wI'll likely cry. I asked Dr. Scherer what he could do to help alleviate the fear. Answer: a child's dose of Valium the night before and morning of, and either laughing gas or IV sedation. I assumed those would be coupled with some understanding and a little empathy and maybe compassion for a terrified CHILD. OMG!!!! NOTHING could be farther from that. Dr. Scherer showed no empathy or compassion. Basically, he scared my son even more by saying "We can either do this now, here - or in the hospital." He demonstrated no care or understanding that my son was terrified. In fact, Dr. Scherer's demeanor was brusque, curt and slightly aggressive. He was unkind in that he used my son's fear against him instead of found or saying ANYTHING to try to allay his fear... even a little. My son was being brave and 'keeping it together' until we were told that I wasn't allowed to go into the room to hold his hand. Per Dr. Scherer, APPARENTLY, having a parent in the room makes the situation worse. Ok, maybe. I'll never know. But, I never expected the callous, brusque manner of Dr. Scherer today. I don't understand why this "hard-a$$" approach was necessary or appropriate for a scared, terrified kid with cognitive challenges. Shame on you, Dr. Scherer.

This company is well organized, covid protocols are in place, very little wait, multiple doctors,…read morehygienists, and staff are present. The facilities are clean and there is plenty of parking. The Hygienists are very thorough and pleasant to speak with. I've been going here for two years now and glad that I transferred here for my dental work. This is my expectation for how all medical facilities should operate. If you are a business struggling in customer satisfaction please give the Operations manager at this Delta Dental location a call for some assistance.

my family and i left this dentist due to them always pushing services we didn't need. I went back…read morethinking they may have changed. I had a root canal done by them many years ago and was never done right. I always complained at every cleaning. they suggested a tooth extraction. so when I returned I still complained about it throbbing all the time ever since I had it done. pain is manageable with ibuprofen. the doctor walked in tapped on my tooth asked if it hurt I said no it just throbs all the time. she says "you grind your teeth " and left the room. like why don't my other teeth hurt. I didn't get a chance to ask because she just turned and left the room

Front desk staff is very rude and dismissive. When these concerns were brought to the attention of…read moreDr. Balcerak, he did not even want to know my concerns and dismissed me. I feel that he might be too busy and not in need of any new patient's or maybe he does not care anymore.

Awful Experience!!!…read more Would NOT recommend! If you need a tooth implant, do not go to Dr. Balcerek. Took 3 times to have the implant succeed. Failed first two implant attempts. 2.5 year experience. Not empathetic to the circumstances. Would have gone elsewhere after first failed attempt but he would not refund my money.

I have never been more comfortable having a procedure done. The level of care and professionalism…read moreset me at ease immediately. I had a procedure I was really scared to have done, but with the follow up care it healed perfectly and with very little pain. I 100% recommend Dr. Wolf and his staff!

Unprofessional and dysfunctional. The office smells musty and the front desk smells like doritos…read more Too much dysfunction to review. Based on my experience, I will not return. I hope the office improves its communication, professionalism, and decides to focus on a proper patient--centered approach.