Unfortunately Dr Paul Petrungaro has abandoned many of his patients That had prepaid for dental…read moreProcedures. Now he is nowhere to be found so none of his patients can get their money back or dental records . Yet he is still allowed to give seminars for ICOI and also his seminars under implantmentor. If any knows where to reach him please let us know..

I'm glad that his license has been permanently suspended. In summer 2022, I secured a $22K loan for…read more4 metal-free implants, but I am still wearing temporary ones. He demanded an additional $3K which I paid and my appointment was rescheduled by the office 3X until finally on July 10, 2024, was going to be my final crowns, but he closed his office, permanently without a notice... took my money, and absconded. A police officer told me there were several complaints about the same situation!! Complaint was referred to professional and regulation ..

What stands out most about Dr. Singh is his dedication to growth and excellence. Even after decades…read moreof experience, he continues to seek out new knowledge, technologies, and systems that can improve outcomes and enhance the patient experience.

You can scroll down to my original review - also one star because I can't give zero - but I wanted…read moreto update with new information. My new dentist, who replaced the crappy temporary crown from this bozo, told me that he has a reputation in the dental industry for purchasing old and no-longer-being-produced items for his implants for nothing. This means, it will be up to the dentist who installs the permanent crown to call around to all their distributors to try to find the proper parts -- which will then be very expensive because they're rare. If you need any more stories to keep you from going to this hack, search yelp for "Amarik Singh, DDS MS, MICOI" and save yourself the time, stress, pain, and money and GO SOMEWHERE ELSE.

DO NOT go here, and if you have a friend who mentions that they are seeing Chandler, talk them out…read moreof it. The staff is very rude or plainly incompetent. After my first visit, I told my dentist I didn't want to go back there; he convinced me to finish with them -- I wish I hadn't. In general, the welfare of Chandler's patients seems like a distant concern in an all-encompassing quest to churn patients and get their hands on your money. Elmhurst dentists do not recommend Chandler for oral surgery, so take that as a big tell.

The front desk at Dr. Chandlers office called me asking me to pay a fee that they never mentioned…read moreduring my visit. I paid for my visit on the day of my visit in full. Make sure that you get it in writing before you leave the office to make sure they do not send you any surprises after the visit.

Worst Dental office I Have Ever Been To! The staff is unprofessional. Not welcoming and trifling!…read moreNot sanitary and no customer service skills! If you have an appointment be prepared to be here for 5 hours because they won't see you until 2 hours after your scheduled time!! This place sucks!!!! Close it down! Reported them to the BBB and The Attorney General Office and Also Called Oak Brooks Code Enforcement

My first experience with this place as very unprofessional. I had spotted this office while I was…read moreout shopping over at Pete's Food. I was in the need of searching for a new dentist. So, I wrote down the number and instantly call to set up an appointment. I spoke with a young woman and told her that I was looking to set up an appointment and that I would be a new patient. Ok cool set up the appointment gave her all my information. She said that once my insurance was verify someone would call me back. I understand that it was the weekend and it would take until a weekday for someone gets back to me. Well I waited and I call the office back that Wednesday to make sure that I was going to be set up for my Thursday's appointment. Called back and got a complete run around. Very unprofessional team and lack of knowledge. It took me to get an attitude before some called me back and got down to business. I had to go through the whole process again of giving my information so that my insurance could be confirmed with the dentist office. I'm not sure how they are conducting business but it's not professional. I finally was able to get things moving and ready for my appointment that week. I will keep updating my review as I go along with my follow up visits here at Dental Town.

Great dentist. Very conservative and doesn't try to talk you into a bunch of work you don't need.read more

I've had a number of root canals done at Dr. Gianakakis office and not for any of them did I need…read moreto put my big boy pants on. No pain to speak of and so polite & professional. With confidence Dr. Gianakakis!

Excellent friendly dentist. Helped our family out when we needed it and we highly recommend this…read moreoffice. The office is clean and the staff are extremely professional. They have multiple offices in Oakbrook, Plainfield, and Naperville. We obviously were at the Oakbrook location. Dr. Gianakakis is an excellent dentist and completed the procedure quickly and with no issues.

I cracked a tooth on a Wednesday night and by Thursday I was sitting in a chair at Ace Dental - By…read moreFriday they were extracting two wisdom teeth. The appointment was lighting fast and super affordable. The staff and Dentist are amazing and go above and beyond to make you feel super comfortable. The only issue was getting connected with someone at the elston location. The number listed on Yelp is disconnected. I recommend calling the Lombard location to get an appointment in Chicago. The office is super clean and very state of the art. The only feedback i have is i felt the dental assistant forgot to provide post op care instructions and I had to ask for the paperwork. I love at the Chicago location they have a pharmacy inside and I was able to fill my prescriptions right there on the spot.

Avoid Dr. Saeed, he missed my vein 3x for sedation, resulting in me waking up during surgery. He…read morealso said my skin was so translucent that I need some sun and my bf (who I don't have) to take me to Cancun. When I woke up and was shaking and crying he still continued the surgery and then questioned how I could handle getting a tattoo if I can't sit for this. I then requested the $500 sedation cost be removed (since I was clearly awake) and that would only happen if I agreed to take down my review per Dr. Saeed (photo for proof). freedom of speech is a thing

Wonderful staff members took really good care of my teeth my rate out of 10 will be 10/10read more

First appointment and waited 40 minutes for a cleaning. The hygienist was awesome; dentist not so…read moremuch. I won't be back.

Two things keep me coming back: 1. Standard of Excellence. I've always been more than pleased with…read morehis work, and some of it has been fairly complicated. As he is working, you can sense the attention to detail. 2. Creative thinking. He takes the time to think through some of the more complicated procedures. If it requires some sophistication, he makes the effort to consider the options rather than always going for the most obvious solution. Office is pleasant, neat.

Dr. DeGroot is a great surgeon and spends as much time as a patient needs to answer questions. The…read moresupport staff is also top-notch. He extracted both of my bottom front teeth and installed an implant w/cantilever to replace them. Because they were front teeth, there was a need to have a bone graft (as apparently the front teeth do not have as much bone and space to have a lot to attach the implant). No one wants to go thru such a thing, but if I had to do it again, I would again use Dr. Bradley DeGroot. Details: * he provided the options available to me * he explained things very well--and I typically have lots of questions--particularly in regard to options, but also for long-term viability of choices being compared * the office staff was very friendly and efficient--felt like a nice extension of Dr. DeGroot's capabilities * executed the surgery very well...because I had to have both bottom front teeth extracted/replaced, there was a need to do a bone graft to provide a better landing zone for the implant. As is apparently typical for front teeth, there was only room for one implant, so a cantilever was used for the other one. I had sought opinion of another periodontist/implant specialist for this procedure, and they seemed to know what they were doing, but I didn't get the same level of comfort that I did when I spoke with Dr. DeGroot. The first doctor spoke more like a surgeon, but Dr. DeGroot spoke more like a person solving your problems. He explained things very well and he is VERY thorough--my dentist (who is also quite good) indicated so, too. Dr. DeGroot's exam was more thorough than the first periodontist/implant specialist I sought. Not going to mention name of first doctor, because I'm sure the other doctor is fine and not looking to taint anyone here, but I just felt more comfortable with Dr. DeGroot. * he and his team were incredibly flexible and understanding. When I shared my extreme aversion to needles (and I needed three shots to numb the area for the bone graft and implants), I asked for LOTS of numbing agent before they put the needle injections into my gums - three needle shots were coming!!! - and once the assistant put enough numbing agent, and Dr. DeGroot apparently deftly placed the needle injections, I literally didn't feel ANYthing when he gave me those three injections! Yowza, that was nice! And once the injections were done (with novocaine, I suppose), I didn't feel anything during the surgery for extraction, bone grafting, and implantation. I was quite pleased--except for having lost two of my front teeth, of course. :-) * wore retainer to cover the two missing teeth for about 4 months, while the bone graft healed...no issues, but as I was counseled by his team, it was best to remove for eating. * had no issues with after-surgery care, as I simply followed the instructions on the rinse care and what I should/shouldn't eat. * saw Dr. DeGroot for temporary crown/cantilever, which is apparently standard for front teeth, due to their more aesthetically noticeable location--this procedure went well, too...it was nowhere near as difficult as the main extraction/implantation surgery, as the "worst of it" was done at this point. * I then saw my general dentist for performing the permanent crown/cantilever. * it has been 8 months since the implant was done, and no issues. I have had the permanent crown/cantilever for 2 months, and have had no issues. All seems great, with no limitations on my lifestyle! I can floss around the implant, and I even floss around under the cantilever, as there is a natural (very small) space under it--not noticeable to others, but it inherently is not going to go immediately contiguous to the gum line. I will consider a water-pick for flossing, but thus far have had no reason to consider it. Conclusion: Overall, a very good experience, considering the not-so-pleasant need for having two front teeth extracted and replaced. I would use Dr. DeGroot again, if I had any further need for periodontal issues, and I would recommend him to anyone who had the misfortune of having to have implants done.

There are some things you need the best and where it comes to caring for your oral health this is…read morethe crew. From the amazing front desk staff to the hygienist then both doctors Degroot and Mandelaris as well as the assistants they are the best. I am a long time patient and I trust no one more than this team of professionals. Thanks to you all and congratulations on your new office opening in Glenview Best of luck and a prosperous new year See you at my next cleaning and checkup :) And let's never forget the man that started it all Dr Alan Rosenfeld , thanks Doc !!