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    5.0 (3 reviews)
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    Tooth filling replacement or repair

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    Indianapolis Endodontics

    Indianapolis Endodontics

    4.5(23 reviews)
    16.4 mi

    Regarding: Indy Endodontics (Avon) Appointment Office Personnel…read moreI learned from my regular dentist I had an abscessed tooth and would need to get my first root canal. My dentist said they will provide the referral and 3D scan to the root canal specialists I chose. I contacted Indy Endodontics (IE) because they accepted my dental insurance and received very good reviews. Upon contacting IE it didn't take to long to find out they wanted to charge me up to $315 to do another 3D scan. This was evident when they would not look at the 3D scan my dentist sent them on a CD and then attach in an email using Dropbox. I do not recommend this practice as long as they give a potential patient the run around. It is hard enough to go through a root canal when you have to have a crown drilled through to remove the calcified nerve. After contacting many other independent endodontists, I was able to get the work done more professionally from initial contact to completion. Senior Citizen

    Never imagined I'd be writing a 5 star review about a root canal, but here we are. I'm also not…read morerecommending them but if you have to get one, go here. I arrived right on schedule for my appointment and they were ready for me. Ben and the lady assisting him (I feel terrible for not catching her name, but she was awesome) repeatedly checked in to make sure I was ok, thoroughly explaining what they were doing every step of the way...which was super cool because I love to know all the things. As someone with a high tolerance for all things, I was anxious about not being numb enough but I felt zero pain during or after. There's also a word puzzle on the ceiling to keep you distracted, if you're into those.

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    David E Isaacs, DDS - Isaacs Family Dentistry

    4.5(20 reviews)
    15.1 mi

    I have been going to Dr. Isaacs for many years. He and his staff are great. This is painless and…read moremodern dentistry with nice people and they also work with your insurance to get the payments. Try it, you'll like it!

    DO NOT TRUST THIS OFFICE WITH Restorative Work or Extractions…read more I am writing this to completely warn anyone looking at this office. I was warned by a past patient even before I went for my first visit. I should have listened. Do not let the basic 6-month cleaning reviews fool you. I've been a patient here since 2022, and I am very cooperative, but I have deep dental anxiety. What I personally went through here completely traumatized me. I am not the only one; if you scroll down far enough on Yelp, you'll see that many experienced exactly what I did. Because of this pattern, I will now be contacting the state board of dentistry regarding my care. My first bad experience happened when a front tooth fell out, and Dr. Isaacs suddenly claimed it was a "compromised tooth." He had never once mentioned this to me. as a female and as a person that loves to smile. I would've never delayed on having a crown put on or having tooth fixed as he had just filled a tiny cavity on it. If I would've been told it was compromised, I would've never waited. No one ever wants to lose a front tooth.. If he had actually told me, I would have gotten a protective crown. Instead, he rushed me into a temporary plastic "flipper" appliance that cost me $500 out of pocket, never fit right, and broke almost immediately. the shading of the tooth did not match my own teeth as they did give me a complementary $75 teeth whitening strips.I did not ask for them. They noticed, the assistant did , Not dentist, noticed that the flipper did not match my natural teeth. Even after the teeth whitening, it did not match and that flipper broke within weeks because it was not properly fitted. The response from Dr. Issac's!! "They're not meant to last forever". Didn't accommodate,basically blaming again the patient.The stress was so bad that I delayed going back for months because I was terrified. Pam at the front desk basically gaslighted me after I've had my teeth pulled and stated he's a good dentist isn't he? He's a good dentist isn't he. That's all I will say on that matter.. Last autumn, I finally went back to address two teeth on my right side, fully expecting to receive a standard filling and a crown. Instead, I was told it was "too late" and he extracted both of them. They made another multi-tooth flipper appliance that cost me an additional $Just days after having those two teeth extracted, while my mouth was still bleeding, heavily swollen, and full of active stitches, he forced that new $ flipper into my mouth. I was literally crying and shaking (I am forever grateful for his assistant that held my hand in the room while this was taking place, she was a true angel) in the chair from the sheer pain. Instead of stopping, he just injected my mouth with lidocaine to numb the area to force the appliance in before I left. When I told him it felt like it was going to make my other healthy teeth fall right out, I quote his exact words: "Well then you have something wrong with your teeth."He is the dentist--he is supposed to be the professional who identifies and treats what is wrong with my teeth, not blaming my body for his forceful work and terrible appliances. I take responsibility for delaying care. I will take responsibility for that. With that being said. Who wouldn't delay care after that experience literally traumatized, It scarred me so badly that I never went back and actually had to pull out my own surgical stitches at home. Once the swelling finally went down, not down completely ,enough for me to see the tooth next to the tooth he pulled, I saw a prominent brown spot on the tooth right next to where he did the extractions. I emailed the office instantly.That should have been completely obvious on the X-rays he took. I built up the courage to send them a very polite email asking to come in and have it looked at, again I delayed care because of the trauma, and finally built up the courage months later to reach out only to be completely ignored /ghosted. But the second I sent an email legally and politely requesting my records? They replied within minutes claiming their "internet was "down" all week. But mysteriously their Internet was up and working when I requested my records and they sent promptly. when I say promptly I mean within minutes. Mysterious isn't it. My experience, they ignore you when you are hurting, blame you for their mistakes, and only respond when they are scared of liability. Did I delay care. Yes. As anyone would after an experience like I had. This has been very challenging and difficult for me to have to share such a traumatizing experience, but I feel it's only right to let others know. I should've listened ,past patient when I let them know I found a dentist because our dentist of 20 years had retired. I should've listened so now I'm trying to help others. I am left without a dentist, in pain, and dealing with severe anxiety because of how this office treated me. Avoid this place.

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    Park 100 Dental Care

    1.0(1 review)
    15.0 mi

    Every since this office changed ownership from Tillery Dental the service has declined. The icing…read moreon the cake for me was turning my account over to a collection agency. 1) They made my husband the guarantor on the account. We have separate insurance. Not sure why they would do that 2) He opened the email but knew he did not go to there in Oct and was thinking about leaving because he didn't like the customer service. 3) He received a call for the collection agency today 12/18/25. Called the Dentist office which is how we found out it was my bill and not his. 4) I then called them and asked how this happened. They said because we're in the same household, he is the guarantor on the account. WTH We both signed documents stating we were financially responsible for our own bills. How they made that decision was made is beyond me. Needless to say. My household, my parents and my son will no longer use their facility. I do not recommend them at all. Yes I paid the bill immediately which was an extra $33 for their inability to handle business. AGAIN DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS BUSINESS. If I could zero stars I would.

    From the owner: Located in Indianapolis, IN, Park 100 Dental Care is a member of the Orahh Care Dental Community. A…read morecommunity united in delivering comprehensive lifetime oral care. Park 100 Dental Care offers a wide range of preventive and restorative services, supported by advanced training and modern AI-enabled digital diagnostic technology to support earlier detection and personalized treatment planning. The Orahh Care Dental Community was selected by AARP for its commitment to accessible, comprehensive dental care and exceptional patient experiences. Patients can expect compassionate, high-quality care designed to support changing oral health needs over time delivered locally by independent dentist and teams, close to home.

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