Had all teeth removed, full implants, now headaches every day. I had concerns about alignment,…read morethey smiled n said it would be fine. Liars n crooks!

I've had several procedures with Dr Anthony Chicola: a failed implant removed, bone graft, new…read moreimplant installed and others. Here's what I know. He was never rough and he did the things to make shots not painful. His work areas were clean and clutter free and he actively monitored all that. He is competent, skilled, sharp, reasonable, and he's undistracted. I called him after-hours once and he was there for me, answered fast, "easy stuff" he said. He gave me a very nice, thick blanket in the chair that I appreciated. He heard my questions, investigated, considered and discussed things with me. He's a very smart fellow, yet he didn't seem to mind explaining, or repeating. He did not allow his staff to stand behind me and speak to him while we were talking. He was fair with his billing also seemed to be personally involved because adjustments were made after my visit and I didn't have to chase a correction. Each of the surgeries I had with him were successful, they were easy for me, I was comfortable, healed fast and am happy with the outcome of each. Dr Chicola is a great oral surgeon and he's easy to work with. Good luck with your search...Methinks this is a great one.

I truly can't give enough stars. Beyond dental has been life altering for me. As someone who…read morestruggles with dental anxiety on a ridiculous level I can say with all honesty they truly go above and beyond to help you feel comfortable and understood. For the first time in my life I don't put off my dental appointments until I have no choice. Everyone from the office staff up is amazing!

My husband's experience with this office raised serious concerns about transparency and informed…read moredecision-making. During his first visit, he was told that the office did not have time to determine or explain what was in the products being used. Later, when he asked for the exact product names and manufacturers of any anesthetic, filling material, bonding agent, or other material selected for his treatment, the office declined to provide that information. He was not asking the office to research every product in advance or prepare an extensive report. He simply wanted to know what medication or material had been selected before it was injected or placed in his mouth, so he could review the manufacturer's information himself. Instead of working with him on that basic request, the office canceled his appointment and offered to send him back to the VA, even though he had waited months and was experiencing dental pain. We understand that dental offices are busy and that products may vary depending on the treatment needed. However, patients should be able to ask what is being administered or permanently placed in their bodies without being treated as difficult or unsuitable for care. A patient asking, "What exactly are you using?" should receive a clear answer--not lose access to treatment.

I called this office to pay for procedure that my son was having done when I gave them my bank…read moredebit card. I was told that I would have to pay $30 more as a quote convenience fee. I ask if they have electronic checking and they said no, and if they did, they would not take a personal check anyway I believe this is extortion. I mean, convenience fee, my ass I would not recommend this business.

I had my wisdom teeth pulled by Dr. Dean on 11-24-25. Prior to the procedure, everything was…read morecompleted to provide for a cost estimate for the work. I was to owe $50 for my deductible and that was it. Now, well after the fact and with insurance involved, I am being told I owe more. In fact, I have received more than one letter outlining different amounts that might be due. One dated 1-12-26 says "Please pay $2,335.00 by 2-2-26". Another dated 1-20-26 claims I owe $625.00 due immediately. The fact of the matter is, I likely owe nothing, but I needed to get someone from their office to justify to the insurance company why the surgical codes billed were necessary. Such as simple ask, where the answer gets the office paid, and gets me out of the discussion. Win win. But no. It was already unpleasant to receive letters stating that I should provide "immediate attention" to the situation, but even more so when I had to leave a message twice (three days apart) to get someone in the office to respond. Definitely not "immediate". Don't expect me to act "immediately" if your team cannot act immediately. Prior to calling the office, I called my insurance to see what they would say is the issue. The issue is, the office billed for surgical codes and procedures, yet provided no notes to justify why the surgery was needed (as opposed to a simple extraction). When the office representative called me back, she was very short and unsympathetic to my situation. She basically told me it was my problem, and that all the paperwork I received prior said "estimate" so it is what it is. She said your office does not submit "notes" and only submits an x-ray. She told me the x-ray is enough to which I stated it obviously is not.....as here we are. I asked if there was any way to get the justification over to the insurance, and was told perhaps if they wanted to send something....but your rep was not willing to do anything to help facilitate the reconciliation or to make that happen. It is unfortunate, after having trusted your office to help me navigate this journey, that she could be so unwilling to assist or to help provide for some type of mutually agreeable solution. I shared my feelings also about being in the middle between their office and the insurance company trying to mediate but that was of little concern as well. I contacted my insurance again, and ultimately was told that they would pay the claim out, but they do need some type of surgical notes or explanation as to why my teeth had to be surgically removed as opposed to a standard extraction. They provided the attached EOB, and said I could write back with my own narrative as to why the teeth needed to be surgically removed......but I am not sure I am qualified or would provide what they need to justify the charge/procedure. I tried to call the office back, and to speak with someone else to simply see if anyone could help in providing a simple justification statement outlining why surgical removal was necessary. I think this is a simple request to a simple issue, and again hate that a staff member with less than stellar customer service skills felt it appropriate to dump a $625 bill in my lap, instead of working with me to resolve the matter (for all involved). At the time of this review, the issue remains unresolved, and I await a response from the office to see if they will provide me with the justification my insurance seeks in order to pay the claim.

Once again Dr Callahan exceeds expectations. I went in for a check up for my retainers. He could…read morehave easily charged me but didn't. This is a very fair practice and I highly recommend them for anyone seeking ortho treatment.

I came to their office needing new retainers badly, really bad. I had mine since getting my braces…read moreoff back in high school. They were nasty! I was kind of ashamed and embarrassed I let them get so bad. Dr. Callahan and his team were great! There was no judgement. They took my molds and had my retainers ready quick. Couldn't ask for better service. Everyone was friendly and respectful. They actually made the process fun and enjoyable! Highly recommend! I plan on using Dr. Callahan when my kiddos need braces.

This practice has the most caring doctors and staff. Very professional and beautiful office. Been…read moreseeing them for many years.

Brought my family here for 2 years. They kept recommending work that didn't need to be done. They…read moreinsisted I needed to fix several old teeth. They fixed 2, then I had problems after they "fixed/updated" them. Soon after, they insisted I fix more old work. I switched dentists instead. It's been 8 years with our new dentist, and my teeth are great. ADC also recommended work on my son that didn't need to be done. When they did the work on my teeth, my bite was off and I had jaw/neck problems for a few months. Even had to get on muscle relaxers. They tried to fix my bite twice, and the second fix worked. It was a pain. I've never had problems with another dentist like this.