While shopping at Aldi, I was ready to check out when I spotted a Mama Cozzi's pizza in the freezer…read moresection. Why not I thought It's been a while since I had a pizza And it's lunch time so it was added to my cart. When I got home, my first surprise was the sodium content. That pizza would supply half of the daily recommended adult intake of 2,300 milligrams (mg) per day. Since I watch my daily intake of sodium l decided to make the exception. Then i noticed that the pizza also contained bioengineered ingredients. As I read the lengthy list of over 30 ingredients my appetite won over common sense as I slipped the pizza into the pre heated oven when I got home. After eating the first slice I realized I should have used common sense over appetite. With all due respect to Mama Cozzi's she needs to find a new line of work. What came out of the oven could not in any country be called pizza. The sausage on top of what came out of the oven made with pork and chicken had no semblance to meat. To add insult to injury it indicated on the wrapper that the item had been inspected and passed by the department of agriculture. It did not say that the pizza was eaten by them, just inspected. Finally in retrospect I must admit that having served on a tour of duty for 4 years at NATO Headquarters in Naples, Italy, birthplace of real Italian pizza, I think I have a good idea what a pizza should taste like. Had I not cut one slice of that so called pizza, I would have been able to use it as frisbee. I will now close my case with some sage advice. "Buyer Beware". Just because it looks like a pizza and has been inspected and passed as a pizza doesn't make it a pizza.

Simply the best. Whether you get Senior, Junior or Dr. Rose. They have done work over ten times…read morecollectively on me and my three adult daughters (even as teens Tomeo Senior removed their wisdom teeth.)

Dr. Smith is an excellent dentist. My initial exam was so thorough, it took almost 2 hours. I felt…read morevery comfortable in this office. Dr. Smith listened to my concerns. He does not chair hop like most dentists. His staff is very nice. Prices are average for a private office.

Dr. Smith was my dentist for many years before I moved to Phoenix. He was always patient,…read morethorough, and professional. There were times I questioned the procedures he wanted to do and he took the time to point me to books in his office to back up his plans. In the five years since he last saw me I have had absolutely no problems with my teeth. I credit him with my wonderful smile and my oral health, and wish I could find someone half as good as he is where I live now.

On my first visit with Dr. Zabiegalski for a tooth extraction I initially spoke with his assistant,…read moretelling her that I wanted a local anesthetic for the procedure, stating that I had no one to drive me home if he put me out. She had offered me a choice between a local and a general. I next met with the doctor, and he did not ask me anything about it. When I came in for the procedure, we briefly discussed this and he gave me an injection and said it would take 4 minutes to take effect. After that, he began pulling my molar, rocking it back and forth. It came out during the procedure, which I screamed through the entire time (I was heard in the waiting area), that an abscess can severely limit the effectiveness of a local. Three times I begged him to stop, and he did not until I grabbed his arm and made him. At one point he asked me "why stop now, we're almost done?" and he kept going. It was savage, and my new oral surgeon told me that this may constitute assault. I am 65 years old and tough but never have I gone through anything like this. I likened it to the way the former Soviet Union extracted information from enemy spies. Yesterday I had a crown removed from a molar right next to the extracted tooth and the dentist took about an hour and 3 injections to get the area numb, though much of the delay was due to her being with other patients. She told me the first injection was basically to prepare for further ones, but she ensured the area was numb. Dr. Z gave me but one and waited just four minutes before an extraction and didn't check for numbness. It was one of the most painful things that I have ever experienced. He could have insisted before we started that I find a driver, but did not.

I went in for a scheduled tooth extraction. Experience was great from beginning to end. Excellent…read morebedside manners and follow up from the surgeon and his staff post surgery was great and timely.

So how are extractions and implants ever easy? When Dr. Reuter does them…read more Office staff is calming, supportive, and knowledgeable. All in all - I highly recommend Dr. Reuter!

I've never had such a bad experience in a dental office from the moment, I walked through the door…read more the ladies at the front desk unprofessional and not focused on their customers lots of yelling through the office and just a unprofessional atmosphere I went in for a tooth extraction, and I was signing legal paperwork and handing over my payment as I was in the chair getting local anesthesia. I feel like I was in a Third World country.

I opted to call this place because of the 5 star rating. I'm sad to say I never got past the…read morereceptionists. I waited a bit to get the first person and she took a bit of information and then asked to put me on hold. OK she had to look something up or something else. Then after a few minutes she came back on the line but I had to remind her that she was already taking care of me. She pivoted and we discussed my insurance a bit and she said she would check it for me. Then abruptly she asked to put me on hold again. Now I wait another 3 minutes on hold and a new person picks me up. With that I was done playing phone tag and told her my disappointment and hung up. I'm sure they deserve their 5stars but I'll give a three because I never got past reception. My guess is they are really busy or just incompetent at the reception level of their business.

Dr. Overbeck is one of the most caring dentists I have ever seen. I felt her to be forthcoming…read moreand honest about my extraction and implant surgery. My extraction was just unreal - honestly, I did not even realize she had pulled the tooth, which was a second molar on the top. She gave me novocaine because she didn't anticipate any issues and explained with general anesthesia it would cost a lot more. I'm grateful for her honesty. On top of the painless extraction I had minimal bleeding (I mean, I did not even need any gauze beyond the piece they had put in my mouth after the extraction!). I also had four implants done by Dr. Overbeck with little to no discomfort AT ALL and again, minimal bleeding beyond the surgical procedure. I would highly recommend her to anyone seeking oral surgery treatment. There is another female oral surgeon in this county who is barbaric, by the way. I won't post her name here, but trust me -- stick with Dr. Overbeck!!

Dr Overbeck and her staff are so gentle and caring. I was scared with my extraction, and so…read moresurprised minutes later when she said we were all done. Hardly any pain afterwards.

The staff is kind and caring. This was the best treatment I received from a dental practice…read more Everything was great.

I went here almost two years ago because I didn't have dental insurance and they sent me a coupon…read morein the mail for a full cleaning and exam at a price I could actually afford. Now I'm giving them 2 stars because the staff and environment was welcoming and my teeth definitely felt clean afterwards... however... I was quoted with $2,340.00 worth of work that needed to be done on my teeth for tooo decay and cavities they graciously provided me with photos for me to keep showing this. I had to do the work in two sittings and when I asked about a payment plan they said it had to be paid at once. No way could I afford this. So I took my treatment plan and my photos and left without making an appointment. Feeling discouraged as could be--given that it had only been a year since my last dental appt before I lost insurance. Flash forward to now. I finally have dental insurance again. I got an appt at the dental office I used to go to back in the early 2000s (before my college dentist) and i brought my treatment plan and horrifying photos Dr. Elfervig provided me with. Guess what? I was told my teeth are completely healthy. Not a cavity in sight. Not even a pre-cavity. My gums could use some better care but not even bad enough to be considered infected, just irritated. They said the grey decay in the photos was actually tarter build up that changed colors and they were able to scrape it all away with a little elbow grease. Like I said, the office environment and staff were beyond welcoming. But I can't say I'm not glad I didn't go back to them and decided to get a second opinion from a different dentist. I was sure I'd have to have some fillings done after my visit today... but unless my teeth magically healed themselves in 1.5 years, I'm calling shenanigans on what I was told was wrong with my teeth.

Today was our first time at this location, and I can highly recommend it…read more We had a very short wait time (about 5 minutes if even). The staff was very friendly and patient with my 7 year old kid. I was worried about my child's anxiety but they made sure they explained everything and didn't rush us. Overall it was a great experience.

Because I couldn't book my for her regular exam with her regular because of schedulingI took my…read moredaughter there and the dentist said she needed four fillings one on the left bottom, one on the right bottom one on the top right, one of the top left. never had any cavities in her I waited till I could book her regular and guess what she didn't have any cavities at all. This is a dishonest organization and they were willing to jeopardize the health of or ruin the health of four teeth to make money. Bottom line is I don't think they care about their patients no pun intended. I think they care about the bottom line and making money.