We've been coming to this practice for years now, and it's been everything you'd hope for when…read moregoing to the dentist - predictable, no crazy wait times, friendly staff, and honest feedback about your dental health. Dr Noll is very personable, and both he and the hygienists I've experienced are all willing to answer my questions clearly (and without making me feel silly for asking). At my last visit, I learned all about what a cingulum is, and thanks to their feedback, I've started using an electronic tooth brush and remineralizing mouthwash. I say that because they actually managed to convince me to change my habits through the thoughtful and direct conversations we've had together. I trust Noll Family Dentistry for my own health needs, and for those of my kids as well - the staff are great with children! Going to the dentist can be a big thing for little kids, and my children have all felt comfortable every time they've come!

I haven't been there in a few years because my insurance changed and they no longer accepted that…read moreinsurance finally got insurance after five years that they do except was excited to go back, set up an appointment for a cleaning and asked them to make sure that they accept this insurance before I got there called three times before my appointment to make sure they got things straightened out they said just come in everything's fine I get there. The waiting room is full. They're embarrassing. The crap out of me telling me I have no insurance, which I did after sitting there for 20 minutes. Flustered don't even know what I filled out on the papers that they gave me because they kept calling me up to the desk how embarrassing to me you need to reschedule after you get your insurance straightened out come to find out they wrote down the wrong birthdate of my husband, which is why I was showing I had no insurance so I rescheduled where they gave me like six different times that they kept changing. Finally, they settled for two said I needed two appointments. I said you know you had me so confused that I hope you have me on the list the day before my appointment no problems. I have it in your notes. We will be calling you before your appointment for a reminder that never happened and that day it snowed so I shoveled snow all morning to come into the house to find out that they were open for three hours at my appointment happen to be in the middle of those three hours that I have now missed so I went to reschedule and was told by Tori that their policy is once you miss an appointment you're wasting the doctors time so we will no longer be able to see you how nice so I called to talk to Hannah took me six times. I had to pretend I was somebody else to get through to her because Tori and Hannah seem to be best friends and work well together as keeping track of phone calls so you can't get through the only thing they could tell me was you need to find another dentist that we will no longer see you okayed to waste my time but not OK to waste the doctors time OK to promise me I will get a call before my appointment as a reminder that never happened. Yes I'm highly upset. All I have learned from this dentistry. Is they like to teach people a lesson. And punish you to no end. They have no room for forgiveness, which makes me feel that they don't even really care.

My wife and I had root canals done by Dr. Adams. The whole experience from beginning to end was no…read moreless than outstanding. Dr. Adams explained everything and answered every question clearly. He makes every effort to make the experience as comfortable as possible. I would not hesitate to recommend Dr. Adams. The office staff was very courteous and helpful .

Office staff was very nice but the doctor was very mean. He is a very intolerant person with little…read morecompassion for his clients. I was 10 minutes late for my appointment and he started with a rude, smug "hurry on back, we're having a VERY late start today." Then rushed me back to the chair that I am more scared of then anything else in the world ( lol mind you, I'm a 35 year old, male, industrial technician), and started drilling me with questions and xrays like he was about to miss his flight. I complied and tried to help hasten the process as I felt bad for being late but it didn't matter. Within 5 minutes he said we'll I can go ahead and give you a root canal today if you want. I had one done before and it was terrible so I was skeptical of it as well as the attitude he had. (Would you want someone with a bad attitude towards you working on your teeth?) So I tried explaining how I wasn't tally prepared for a root canal and he said im not comfortable rescheduling you as late as you were so I think your better off going someplace else". I was in no way letting this a- hole work on my teeth. It's possible that he is good at working on teeth but his people skills are terrible and his patience and compassion is very lacking. So maybe he'd be good for you but if your late, Don't even walk in. So go somewhere else because he will see you as the worst type of person that walked the earth. the biggest failure on earth hahaha. When I have a dentist or any sort of person working on my teeth I expect compassion, understanding, patience, and care. NOT a drill Sargent.

I was a patient of this practice for about 4 years, and I don't have any complaints about the…read moretreatment I received - it was about average, not bad but not outstandingly good, either. My problems were with the office administration. For starters, they changed the insurance coverage they accepted twice in the 4 years I was a patient, so I had to change my coverage as well - that's twice in four years, so I wasn't staying with any insurer long enough to qualify for the full benefits. And I would only find out about these changes when I showed up for my appointment just to be told, "Oh, we don't take that insurance anymore." There were no treatment or billing coordinators, so if I wanted to discuss a treatment plan, it had to be with one of the dentists - and I had to wait 6 months for a consultation appointment. And if I had follow-up questions, I had to take them to the receptionists who were not qualified to answer those questions. So even though I like all the people in the office, I am now shopping around for a new dentist.

The office was welcoming and clean, the staff was warm and friendly. I had only seen Dr. Ana for a…read moreroot canal referral but I will be returning to her office for a crown. We were seen quickly. I wasn't uncomfortable getting the bite wing xray, which is impressive in itself! The other xray machine (I believe it's a tomographical cone machine?) was a 360 experience, amusingly complete with classical music and a tiktok robot voice. I recently had to switch from my current local dentist because our insurance no longer supported them in our network. I initially had some concerns because I was happy with my previous care, you know how it is. But by the time I left it was obvious I would be in good hands. Everybody was very polite and interested in answering all of my questions. I'm relieved to be continuing my dental healing journey here at a business that clearly cares for its patients. Thank you Carlisle Dental Studio!

I took a loved one on Medicaid who couldn't wait any longer for an appointment elsewhere to see Dr…read moreCortes to have three very problematic teeth either filled and or extracted. He would be paid from my $8G Cherry account that they initially suggested be opened for that purpose. After taking only one X-ray he advised that the three bad teeth complained about, but also four other teeth, all be extracted and replaced with partials for $7,100. Or then just replace the three bad teeth with implants for $9,900. When asked what would be done for the additional four extracted teeth, he then said he'd do implants for all seven teeth which seemed absurd. Does that sound plausible? Who has ever heard of any dentist doing seven implants for the price of three? I haven't. It's beyond ridiculous. They went on to emphasize that the gums would eventually shrink with partials and strongly advised to do implants instead which were twice the cost, but nevertheless it should be done NOW without delay. Furthermore he and his secretary/dental assistant stressed to immediately start bone grafts after the extractions and not later making it sound like it was impossible to do grafts in future as commonly does happen. Our experience of just needing treatment for the three bad teeth soon morphed into feeling unduly pressured into doing more dental work while cashing out and exceeding my $8G Cherry account which the secretary/dental assistant seemed overly impressed that I must've had good credit to be approved for that amount. Later after contemplating we cancelled any plans for extractions and implants and asked for a partial refund of the $209.87 for the initial consultation and X-ray and was told they would still charge $175 just for that. We're still waiting on the partial refund of $34.87 and a dental appointment with an available dentist ASAP. They seemed more interested in spending my money than helping the patient in distress.

Please ignore prior review. I've contacted Yelp have no idea why I can't edit what I wrote earlier…read more The actual dentist, Dr. Cortez came out and worked with me on everything. It's not often someone is so kind. Thank you Dr Cortez.

Dr. Tomzac and his staff are fantastic. In every instance of my dealing with the office, they are…read morealways egar to please and try to help you in any way they can. They fit you in faster than most dentists I've ever visited. With me an my teeth, that's saying alot. Special shout out to Rhonda who goes above and beyond trying to do what she can to provide the other end of the business, insurance. If she can help you she will. Thank you so much!!

On or shortly after August 1st, 2023, in looking for a new and nearby in-network MetLife Federal…read moreDental provider I looked at the website of Michael Tomczyk DDS of Dillsburg Dental Care located at 100 Scotch Pine Road, Dillsburg, PA 17019. The website indicated they participated in a MetLife Dental program I did not recognize, but did not address the MetLife federal program. I called and was told I would just have to call MetLife to find out. I went to the Federal program section of the MetLife web site and Michael Tomczyk DDS was the first provider listed near Dillsburg. I then called the Dillsburg Dental Care office again and it was allegedly answered by the dentist himself. He proceeded to pass the telephone to the female who had answered my original call. I began to explain that their practice was listed under MetLife's federal program but was interrupted by her statement that I would have to pay her $20.00 in cash personally in order for her to "look it up". Shocked, I said "you're kidding" to which she replied "no, the doctor is right here and he said so." She then hung up on me.

As a new patient, was feeling a little anxiety. The whole team made me feel at ease. Stephanie was…read moreabsolutely the best! Along with Dr. Wolter... highly recommend!

I changed to this dental practice a fews ago and couldn't be happier! They explain all the…read morequestions you have with any procedures and do not pressure you into any unneeded procedures!

I was truly frightened to get my teeth seen and cleaned after years of neglect, but the Gettysburg…read moreDental staff, from receptionist to technician to Dr Seidel put my fears to rest and it was actually a great experience. I am happy to say I will be returning in a couple weeks for the rest of the treatment and I have no more fear or embarrassment, I am just glad to get my teeth taken care of by such a great crew.

If you ever have a dental emergency while visiting the Gettysburg area and need prompt dental care,…read moredon't hesitate to contact Gettysburg Dental Associates. After chipping my tooth on Thursday evening I contacted the dental office on Friday morning and was able to get an appointment early that very day. Gettysburg Dental Associates was professional and courteous from the time I called the office to the completion of my tooth repair. I would like to express my gratitude to Dr Seidel and his dental care team of Mckinlee, Katelyn, Amanda, and the whole office staff.  They provided outstanding and stellar patient care. I highly recommend Gettysburg Dental Associates.

I have had good experiences with this dentist. They accept…read moreinsurance. Their Dental Tech's are very good. The only criticism is that they pester you a bit about procedures that you've already said no to.

I was a long term patient of this clinic and was in the process of wrapping up my Invisalign…read moreprogram by picking up my retainers, which were originally included as a complimentary bonus. I received an email prior to this morning's visit informing me that the retainers were ready, for a cost of $406.00. When I asked the assistant why I was being charged, she told me to talk to Rachel, who would provide me with an explanation. Rachel explained that there were several treatments provided to me, that they forgot to bill me for going back to 2022 for periodontal procedures. 2022?!? Apparently, there were 4-5 services I received between 2022-2025. Since when does a dental clinic forget to bill a patient? Something that might have been overlooked a year ago, I can understand, but billing errors going back four years? I never received any billing in the mail for any of these services from the clinic or Delta Dental, which they stopped accepting last year. They never gave me a phone call or email explaining the billing mess until I asked why I was being charged for the retainers. This amounts to unprofessional and unethical behavior by what was once a professional institution. How do I know these are legitimate charges? I was not even provided with documentation other than what Rachel had on her computer screen. I was not provided with a detailed summary of the charges. I feel as though I was deceived. I am requesting a detailed summary of charges, insurance payments, and true balance due broken down by date.