I have been going to Dr. Block for 25 years. I have always felt she is conservative and thorough. I have never had an issue with her treatment. read more

Communication with this office was incredibly poor and disrespectful. I selected Dr. Block as my primary care dental provider. I called several times & they seem to only have a voicemail system. I left one and did not receive a call back. I then emailed for an appointment. They responded to ask if I had an HMO or PPO plan. I answered the HMO and never heard from them again, even after following up one more time. I understand many providers don't want to work with HMOs, but why didn't they at least answer me? Why are they even listed as an option to be my primary dentist? Is it because they get paid for every patient that selects them, regardless of whether or not they provide care? This set my dental care back months, since I had to select a new provider and wait until the coverage shifted. I'm sure others' positive experiences are true, but it seems disingenuous to me that the office only provides thoughtfulness, care, and respect to people that will bring more money to the practice. read more

It was for all practical circumstances impossible to get through and communicate with the office. Having a pressing need for dental care, my health provider changed my PCD to Block based on my need and set up an appointment with her office. I never received confirmation as told and despite trying repeatedly to be guaranteed an appointment date, I was put and left on indefinite hold and never given a call back. This experience was enough to inform me of the unquestionably and utter lack of effective office management and patient care of this dental practice. They wasted over a week of my time. From the reading of the other reviews detailing their horrible experiences with this dentist, it seems not getting an appointment was a blessing in disguise, aside from the aggravating waste of time and effort to do so. My take is if the office shows this level of unprofessionalism in managing their affairs, it speaks of a bad ethos of the practice and coming from the top down and no doubt manifesting with poor patient and dental care as well. I got the distinct sense this is a volume business by an older doctor winding down her office hours. Lastly, a few of the reviews mentioned they felt turned down for having an HMO. If that is the case, contact the Better Business Bureau. Block's practice is listed under HMO plans and must not discriminate if your coverage plan is included in your in-network group. But I would avoid this practice altogether. read more

GOD I wish I'd checked this woman out before wasting over $1000. I'm just now starting to post reviews on yelp after a couple years of thinking 'I'd only write reviews for the good places, doesn't mama always say if you don't have anything nice to say...?' So I've given NO 1-star reviews, as I find it distasteful ... until I remembered HER. I never saw her on Yelp, I went b/c my insurance listed her as close to my place in the Gold Coast. Here's my story, in all its ugliness (sorry, it's long): First: RUDE!! I felt distinctly uncomfortable from the get-go, as if she didn't like having me as a patient. I couldn't have done something to offend her so severely before even meeting her. She was haughty, never introduced herself, never called me by name (or asked how I was, or if something hurt), and talked to me like an imbecile. She spent her time not paying attention to my teeth, but gossiping with her assistant (about exes. seriously? well into her 40s, talking like a teenager!). In my 4 appts with her, I heard her treat at least 5 other patients. She was super nice to some of them, not to others. I honestly think she might just decide she doesn't like some people from the moment she sees them *AHEM* and just treats them like burdens. I hadn't felt that way since 8th grade!! I'd never had a cavity in my adult teeth, until after I took a few years off post-college, when I went to see her. The cavity was of course no fault of hers, but I was a little distressed (first in 15+ years, and big. yikes!). It was hard to see the spot and she was NOT helpful in letting me see/understand what was going on in my mouth. I asked if there were any other cavities, and she said, "nothing serious, but if you want me to check for smaller ones that's a SEPARATE appointment." What??! She sent me to an endodontist saying I needed a root canal (double yikes). He said 'I'm not totally sure you need this from the x-ray, but that cavity does go pretty deep and this is the only way to be sure it won't get infected.' Ok, play it safe. The root canal was the only positive part of the experience! He was calm and competent, and did it with the least amount of fuss and pain possible. Then the crown (back to block). Until then I'd just thought she was rude, but now I found out she was also incompetent: She fits me for a crown, says I should get porcelain. OK. When I go back, it doesn't fit. Your tooth moved, she says. She shaves it down and puts it on. Three days later I'm eating big, thick french fries. Not candy, not taffy, not even chips. OFF pops my crown. What?? Now she's all out of patience with treating me. Chatting with her assistant, she shaves it down more and more, and puts it on again. I ask if it'll be ok now since it's so thin. She acts like this is my fault and I'm hectoring her, and it'll be fine if I take care of it. A few months later I'm again eating dinner (I can't remember precisely what it is, but it's not that hard) and it breaks. The front part of my crown BREAKS OFF. I've had it. I call my insurance to get a form for a complaint, because this is BULL****, and it comes in the mail just as I'm about to move away to start grad school. *sigh* I'm too busy for this. Now in grad school and my new dentist, a friendly and quick dude, checks my tooth for another crown. He's annoyed that he finds a porcelain crown that is so thin that he can see metal under it. 'No, this is NO GOOD, you should NEVER HAVE GOTTEN A PORCELAIN CROWN on this. There's not enough left of the tooth to hold a porcelain. Also, there isn't much clearance since your jaw is small, and porcelain that thin won't hold. The root canal looks secure and sealed, but I DON'T KNOW WHY YOUR OLD DENTIST DID THIS, you need a gold crown.' And why, I ask, wasn't I told that the first time? 'Not sure, but gold is a more expensive material for me, though it won't cost more for you. I'll put in a gold crown.' I had to pay for ANOTHER crown because of her laziness/incompetence. Thankfully I have new insurance that helped me cover it. My gold crown has been on and secure for many months now and is holding tight. If I were the vindictive type I'd sue her. I'll settle for this, and hopefully people will listen: WARNING. PLEASE GOD DO NOT go to this dentist. Unethical, rude, incompetent. If you're one of the people she doesn't s*** on, lucky you, but she doesn't deserve your patronage. Even thinking about it now makes my blood boil. read more

Yikes. I'm really freaked out now, after reading all these 1-star reviews. I've been coming to Dr. Block for about 2 years. I found her through my insurance when I moved to Chicago and I'm lazy, so when I found out she was pretty close to my apartment, I said OK. I've never had a bad experience with her--she's always been really friendly and attentive, although I do feel that the cleanings are really fast--but I'm worried she might be ruining my teeth or something. So, the 3 stars are based on my experience with her, which has been just fine. However, thanks for the heads-up, Yelp reviewers. I'm probably going to look into switching. read more

Thoughtful, kind, caring and thorough dentist. Wish she was my regular dentist. I was visiting Chicago and needed a normal cleaning and went to Dr. Block. Was VERY impressed all around with her skill as a dentist and her thoughtfulness as a person. read more

I was recently in need of a new dentist in the downtown area that was convienent from both my office and home. A co-worker referred me to Nancy Block. I was very pleased with my first visit. She was very friendly and personable, and her and her dental assistant spent the entire half hour chatting with me about dating shows on TV and other fun topics that made the visit that much more enjoyable. Even better, she gave me a nice discount on my dental insurance. Clean pearly whites AND some stellar savings! read more

Dr. Block is the friendliest dentist I have ever been to! I also appreciate that she responds to emergency calls on the weekend (I had a crown fall out, damn taffy!) and she scheduled me immediately the following Monday. Her chair side manner is pleasant as well. She even manages to remember some of the stories we discussed in the past and always asks after my gf (also a patient), dogs, cat, etc. All in all a great dentist, in fact I almost look forward to going to see her. Almost, but not quite, she's a dentist after all, and thanks to Marathon Man I don't think I'll ever be able to completely enjoy that experience. read more

If I could turn back the hands of time I would switch my dentist from Nancy Block from the get go. Under Nancy's watch I developed my first cavity. Never in 26 years have I had a cavity and my dental hygiene has been steady for the last 8 years. In addition, Nancy's office staff is unreliable. They do not call you back when they say they will. Lastly, Nancy spends very little time with you as compared to other dentists I have visited. For a very basic cleaning, Nancy's service is sub-par to other dentists I have experienced. read more

Simply stay away from Dr. Block. Here are my reasons for doing so. 1. Dr. Block put a crown in and it fell out after three months. I was in tremendous pain because the crown was so ill fitting it dug into my gums and gave me a horrible infection. When I went back she tried to put the crown back on and I was crying and screaming because I was in so much pain. She told me "maybe popcorn got stuck under it" and to "use a warm salt water rinse". She did not prescribe any antibiotic ! I had to have another Dentist give me a prescription for it and I felt better after two days. I never went back. They called months latter acting concerned but I didn't buy it. 2. Watch out for her and her referrals for root canals to Dr. Ceisel ,it's absolutely a scam. He said I needed 6 root canals, I get four done then he says i needed 4 more. When I found another dentist he sat me down and reviewed all of my x-rays and said that I did NOT need all of those root canals. I was hurt and disappointed because Dr. Block puts on this nice lady front, but its not true she is completely and utterly incompetent. 3.Save your money. Because of her mistake with my bad crown I have to pay completely out of pocket for a new crown because insurance won't cover it unless I go back to her. No thank you. 4. Lastly she used amalgam fillings (the black fillings) for my back teeth cavities without stating so. When I asked about them she acted very strange. Also The materials she uses for crowns are so cheap that you can see through them. I'm not sure if she's scamming people by doing crappy work, or just incompetent. I'm leaning towards both. read more

I've been going to Dr. Block for probably 8 years or so. For the last 5 years, my husband has been going too. We both think she is the nicest dentist ever. She always asks about our dog and vacations, etc. Super friendly. And she makes the cleanings as painless as possible. The other employees there have also always been nice. In 16 cleanings, I think I had to wait. And it was because she was bring nice to a guy who got there a bit late. I highly recommend Dr. Block. read more

I took my kids to see Dr Block for a general visit/cleaning. We just moved and she is listed by the insurance as close to us. She spent about five minutes with each child and by the end told them to never never eat sugar. And that was our only and last visit with her. read more

I'm a bit surprised by all these harsh reviews. I've been going to Dr Block's office for about a year now and I have never had a problem with her or her staff. She's a bit soft-spoken, but that doesn't mean unfriendly or rude! To Marylyn- "Her instruments are broken and outdated. Her rooms are falling apart." - What?, no- the office isn't ritzy, but it's well kept, comfortable, and CLEAN. (The latter being more important to me). The best part of the practice is the hours- Dr Block has been extremely accommodating and it's easy to get a 7am appointment so that I don't have to take time off work. She has also seen me during lunch hours before. read more

I had heard good things about Dr. Block, so decided to give her a try. First of all, it literally took 4 months out to get a cleaning appointment. While I was waiting for that appointment, I started having tooth pain and asked to be seen about it. Without asking me detailed questions about the pain, or physically examining the tooth she told me that based on the picture I had bad decay and would need a root canal. As I take good care of my teeth I was skeptical and decided to get a second opinion and went out to my old dentist in the suburbs. By asking me for a detailed description of the pain, conducting a couple of tests on my tooth (about 2 minutes worth) and taking xrays he was able to rule out a root canal. Just to be sure, I went to the Root Canal Specialist Block recommended - he also ruled out a root canal in about 5 minutes. Maybe if Dr. Block took more time to talk to her patients and examine them, she could have saved me two additional trips to the dentist. All that being said, her receptionist is very helpful and friendly. Her attitude was the only positive experience I had with that office. read more

Well, wow. I just read some of the other reviews regarding Dr. Block and feel pre-emptive vindication for the review I want to write. In short, going to/dealing with Dr. Block was a hugely unimpressive experience, and I will not be going back. In long, however... I switched primary care dentists back in November at the urging of a co-worker who said Dr. Block was great. After switching, I called up Block's office to make an appointment and was told they wouldn't be able to schedule me until they'd received notification from my insurance. Waiting time: one month. I call back in December and they say, yeah, we can schedule you. Earliest possible appointment: February 28th. Waiting time: three months. Uh, what? A quarter of a year until I can get in for a check-up? This is my new primary care dentist, mind you. I'd rather not pay out of pocket, considering that's the joy of being insured, and so I'm stuck waiting. Mid-February, I call up Dr. Block's office to confirm my appointment and get a prescription faxed to a pharmacy (a certain medication I've always had to take in the past before going to the dentist). My previous dentist's have ALWAYS done this, it's completely standard. I'm informed that I need to contact a general practitioner for that. Uh... no I don't. You're a dentist, I take the medication before coming to see you, you can fill this. But I call my doctor and he informs me that, actually, a recent study determined the medication is unnecessary. He can fill it, but I don't need to get it. I call Dr. Block's office back to confirm this, which they do. So why did I have to call a different doctor to learn this? Why couldn't they have just told me? I haven't even been to the dentist yet, but everything seems to indicate already that this office is poorly run and the retardness can only get worse. Anyway, I go to my appointment and here's what happens: paper work filled out, seated and then taken in for a cleaning. Just like other people have mentioned here, Dr. Block comes in without introducing herself and starts reviewing my teeth cleaning regimen. She asks me how often I floss; I say once every day or two; she responds, matter-of-factly, "You will floss every day." Wow. Holy crap. Wait, who are you again? Interpersonal skills: rad. While beginning the cleaning she asks me if I have any concerns with my teeth, I mention an old metal filling I'd like to get replaced if possible as I've had it since middle school. I haven't brought any x-rays so she has a technician come in, leaves the room, then I get one x-ray. Then I wait. For 30 minutes (like Priya, another reviewer). I think... well, I don't actually know what's going on, so finally I get up and go out to the lobby and pick up a magazine. Is she examining the x-ray? Could it possibly take this long? Finally she returns and says we can finish the cleaning, and apologizes for working on a different patient. What?? Has she seen the x-rays? No. So she left the room to go work with someone else and no one thought to say anything to me. Oh, oh! Before I forget, there were probably 3 or 4 people sitting behind a table in the middle of the office this whole time doing absolutely nothing. They were there when I came in, they were there when I went meandering during the middle of my check-up, and they would be there when I left. They looked bored out of their minds... in case you hadn't figured it out, this is a super-tightly run operation. So Dr. Block resumes the cleaning, all of 10 more minutes, then checks out the x-ray. Here's what she suggests: well, it's gonna definitely have to be at least a crown. And, hmm, I'm worried about something. See these lines here? (No). The thing is, I'm worried... Hmm. What I'm worried about is that the nerves here are close to the old filling. So... you might need a root canal. Yeah. Let me get you the number of a root canal specialist I work with. You'll need to see him first, then we can decide whether or not to just go with a crown, or whether you'll need a full root canal. WTF. This tooth gives me zero pain right now, and you're suggesting a root canal? Or at least that you're worried about being worried that I may need one? Okey-dokey. Thanks for the help. I leave with a few phone numbers of people I'm supposed to call before making a follow-up. Yeah, I'm not going to make a follow-up. A friend has already recommended a new dentist, and that's where I'm going to go. I'll even pay out of pocket if I have to. Dr. Block gets 1 star and I'm glad Yelp exists, so people can hopefully begin their search here rather than having to come here afterwards to lament. Go somewhere else. read more

This dentist sucks. I went for a visit and at first things were ok. But then the Dr. got a phone call and left me in the chair for over 30 minutes! When she finally returned, she didnt even apologize. Then she poked around and told me that i had a few cavities. I went to another dentist (who i love) and said my teeth were fine. Needless to say, never going back to this "professional". read more

I just had my teeth cleaned by Nancy at 7 this morning and my teeth and gums are smiling for me. I have been going to Dr. Block for 4 years now and have allways been completely satisfied. She offers a great reduced rate for thoes without insurance. I have taken full advantage of that on more than one occasion. Plus she's a real foodie and I love mumbling to her about my favorite Chicago resturants. read more

I was referred to Dr. Block by a friend and am very happy, after my last dentist who left me in pain after just a cleaning. She is very gentle and charmingly eccentric. Yeah, I need to floss, but she states it as a gentle reminder. She helped me find a good oral surgeon to get my wisdom teeth out, after my last dentist told me to just deal with it. And she's done a few cavity fillings and is very attentive and concerned about your comfort. I highly recommend her. read more

I just came on here to find out Dr. Block's phone number and am so disappointed to read all of the negative reviews. I disagree completely with them. Dr. Block has been my dentist for 12 years and I have no complaints. She is a personable (although not bubbly), honest dentist who cleans my teeth well every visit and never recommends unneccessary procedures (A common practice I've found at other dentists). She's not even covered by my insurance, but I keep going back because her rates are so reasonable (probably because she doesn't have shiny new equipment and an interior designer on retainer - thank goodness). read more

I have been going to Dr. Block for the last several years for teeth cleanings. I have never seen her for anything more significant, but I have had positive experiences with her office. She is polite and personable, always professional. I have never had to wait longer than 10 minutes for my appointment to begin. read more

Totally unprofessional office. This doctor and her dental hygienists and reception workers are all lax when it comes to assisting the patient. I waited for an hour and a half the last time I visited the office for my yearly cleaning. I waited for 30 minutes in the waiting room and an hour in the chair before Dr. Block came in. She briefly said that they were running behind on that day and proceeded to clean my teeth in a very quick and careless way. Before I left the office I went to the bathroom only to look in the mirror and see that I had blood from my gums smeared on my face. I cleaned myself and left never to come back. read more

I too am surprised about these poor reviews. I have found Dr. Block to be extremely straight forward, honest, and thorough - if not exactly bubbly. The office is a bit shabby but it is super easy to get to from work. My only beef is with her receptionist who is, like other reviewers have said, rude and indifferent. read more

While the previous reviewer was right, she does have an odd chair-side manner, I felt that she did a good job with my basic dental needs. Both myself and my wife (who had to have a filling) were pleased with our dental work and will be going back for our dental needs. It helps that we're covered by insurance and the place is close to our apartment. read more

Switched insurance & chose her because it was closest to where I work...but after already choosing her for my HMO (you can't change your dentist then until a year later), I called to schedule an appointment, and: 1. the receptionist who answered the phone was rude and short with me 2. the absolute soonest appointment wasn't for 3 months! Apparently you have to wait a long time to get in if you're a first-time patient. I thought maybe this was normal for Chicago dentists, but I just called a few other (nearby) places, and they can get me in within a week. Wow, I'm definitely changing dentists before I even get to go to my FIRST appointment. read more

Wow, I wished I would've read these reviews sooner, not while I was sitting in the examination chair... fail. First off, I had a different dentist last year but had switched over to Dr. Block b/c of group/coverage changes. I put off seeing a dentist for the majority of the year b/c of the complications of finding a dentist in-network and getting on the roster and then making an appointment. I called to schedule my first teeth cleaning for the year back in July or August and the first available was Dec 2! Wtf! Really? Ugh, too much work to try and switch dentists again so I took the date. Dec 2 finally comes and I didn't receive an appointment reminder the day before like all the other health care professionals typically do so I was nervous that my appointment wasn't still good. I went anyways and when I arrived at the address I found by googling, I was still lost b/c there weren't directories or guides located anywhere. Just an elevator up w/a somewhat unattached button plate. I called and asked what floor and proceeded to enter a tiny room where the front desk woman was standing and waiting w/paperwork to fill out. I quickly grabbed the papers and filled them out and handed them back w/in 10 minutes. The woman then led me to a stark white room and took my x-rays immediately and said that the x-rays took a bit to develop. When they developed, Dr. Block would look at them and then start the cleaning. What I didn't know was that she was most likely working on another patient and I would end up sitting in that room by myself for another hour! At 2pm, another one of her appointments showed up and she hasn't even looked at me yet. The front desker did come in and apologize at least once but it doesn't make up the fact that it was now 2:15 and no work has been done. Luckily I had my Droid as a distractor. The thought of walking out and saying "f*** you, I don't care if I haven't seen a dentist in over a year, this isn't worth it!" ran across my mind more than once but I didn't. I was desperate! So there I sat and just so decided to check out yelp reviews of my soon-to-be dentist and boy, was I frightened by most of what I read. Eventually at 2:15, Dr. Block appears and she does introduce herself to me and does apologize for making me wait but does that make the fact that I waited a solid hour for her o.k.? I mean, I imagine she's been doing this for so long that she knows how much time she needs w/each patient than to overlap and disrespect her patients' time not by 10-15 minutes but hours! I most definitely could've made better use of my day off than sitting in a sad dental office for a lady who later would scrap my teeth sooo hard that I bled. Not a lot but it is somewhat my fault b/c I waited so long to see a dentist and don't floss as much as I should but she scraped and prodded for a good 10 minutes. So now, I'm in some pain but it does feel good to get rid of the plaque buildup. Dr. Block then does the world's fastest teeth polishing ever and we're done. This is where a dental hygienist would come in handy. She tells me that the front desker is going to come get me and walk me out. I get my stuff and walk to the desk w/the woman and she tells me that the insurance took care of it all and that I'm set. I bolt out of there, never to return. read more

My experience at Dr. Block's office was exceptional. I chose her office because it was the closest dentist to my apartment here in the Gold Coast. I got checked in by her receptionist quickly, filled out some paperwork and got seated in a room right away. Dr. Block was friendly and personable from the moment she entered the room. She introduced herself, asked me how my day was going, and asked if I had any concerns with my teeth. I was unsure of when my last X-ray was, so just to play it safe with my insurance company, she decided it would be best if we waited 6 months to do X-rays. I later found out that I had X-rays performed less than a year ago at my old dentist, so she saved me from having to pay an extra bill from my insurance company. She made my cleaning as easy and pain-free as possible. We chatted the whole time because we had lots in common. I am looking forward to returning back in six months from now! read more

Nancy is one of the best, most competent professionals that I've ever met. Ive been going to her for 13 years. Her concern for my well being and that of my daughter has been outstanding. She also has a great sense of humor and I really appreciate that. Ed Sehr read more

Went to Nancy Block for 5 or 6 years going back to her old location on Chestnut. Stopped going a few years ago. I think she is a good, honest dentist. I'm not as impressed with her office staff or environment. It appeared that she was using students for her help. She did all of my cleanings so not even sure if she has a hygienist on staff. I was to have 2 implants on front teeth after getting them extracted. I started to not feel comfortable with her and her abilities. I should add that I'm very fussy. I also didn't really care for her referring specialists at Lincoln Park Dental Specialists or an endodontist in the loop I do think her prices are very fair and worked well with my insurance. I was also at the point where it was taking 3 weeks to get an appt. and that's when I looked elsewhere. I ended up going to Smiles By Design and have been happy. read more

I've been going to Dr. Block for several years. She's as good as it gets.

I've gone to Dr. Block for close to 5 years and she has always been very professional and I no longer dread going to the dentist. She has a great memory and always is sure to ask how my family is doing. Loves to dish about the latest celebrity gossip, sports, weather, whatever. Great dentist! read more

I am extremely happy and satisfied with my Dentist after recently moving back to the city. Dr. Block's assistant is friendly and competent. My cleanings have been thorough. I find Dr. Block to be conservative and professional, which I appreciate over aggressive treatment any day! Dr. Block has been accommodating to my schedule when necessary. They have worked with my insurance and I have never had a problem. read more

She has the worst chair-side manner I have ever experienced. When she walked in the room she never introduced herself or asked my name. (Isn't that a common courtesy when you meet anyone for the first time?) It took me a while to figure out that she was the dentist and not the dental hygenist. She spoke to me as if she were reading off of a list she was required to tell patients rather than catering it to me. Also she failed to mention a number of things that every other dentist I have visited points off immediately (I never had braces so they inquire about my interest in treatment, my bottom gum lines are receeding (thanks to the genes) and every other dentist has warned me about the need for future treatment.) Her equipment was extremely out of date and I spent so little time in the chair, there is no way that my teeth were thoroughly cleaned! It was the most easy and quick dental experience I have had but I feel that was due to the fact that she did an shabby job. Even my co-workers were suprised at how quickly I returned. I will be switching my primary dental care person after this experience. read more

I am not currently a patient of hers, in fact it's been about 10 years since I was. But I thought I should write a review in hopes to save some people from the problems she created with my teeth. I don't recall her being rude as some other reviewers mentioned, definitely not the friendliest person but she was ok in that aspect. However the work she performed was carelessly done not to mention unnecessary. For example, I had never had a cavity or any problems with my teeth. But she somehow found the need to fill almost all of my adult molars, and not just fill them but fill so deep nearly to the root so as to increase the chances of needing a root canal later on. I should mention that I am a dental hygienist, however I was not one when I went to her or I surely would have known better and stayed away! Anyways, it wasn't until later that I saw on my previous x rays that there was no decay present. Even my new dentist could not believe after seeing them that she did that. I won't go into specific details but I have had nothing but problems in all the teeth she's filled. I've worked for a few dentists in my career (I never worked for Dr.Block) and there's some great, honest ones and there's some shady, production based ones like Dr.Block that will do any kind of unnecessary work in order to profit for themselves. read more

I'm not over the moon about Dr. Block just because, you know, she's a dentist, and dentists aren't super-fun to visit, but I have had no issues with her so far and have been a little surprised by the Yelp reviews, so I just wanted to throw in my two cents. She cleans my teeth with no pain, takes my insurance and I have no issues getting an appointment. This sounds pretty robotic, I know, but whatever, she's a dentist. read more

I called up for a first time appointment. The person said its a 2-3 month waiting before she can see me. Excuse me? Nancy Block is not the best dentist in town that she commands a 3months wait! read more

Horrible, dirty office. Poor care. Don't go here. Its not worth the time or money.

I'm also very surprised to read the poor reviews on here. Dr. Block is a very warm and personable professional. She took the time listen to my concerns and explain her thoughts/opinions on what was going on with my teeth. The decor and equipment are, as others have mentioned, a bit uninspiring, but functional and clean. Would not hesitate to recommend her to my other professional colleagues. read more

I've been going to Dr. Block for almost 2 years and have always had great experiences with her without any long wait times. She has a bit of a quirky personality but she's always been extremely nice to me. read more

I absolutely love Dr. Block. She is completely passionate about what she does, and a master at her craft. More than once I needed to call her due to a chipped tooth - she was able to squeeze me in the very same day and spend as much time as required to do a knock-up, perfect job. She also recognizes that it's tough for those who are without insurance and prices accordingly - where else do you see that??! Other times I've gone to her when second-guessing another dentist's opinion, as I trust her implicitly to do the right thing. She is a true gem! read more

Me and my family have been going to Dr. Block for a decade now. She's always been very attentive, professional and friendly. I have no clue where these people are coming from with the negative reviews. Some of them are so over the top that it says more about the reviewer than Dr. Block. read more