Everything about this office is wonderful from the consultation to the post op calls. I am a dental…read morehygienist myself and refer all my family here!

Unsafe practice without designated anesthesia…read more A family member was scheduled for oral surgery. Upon meeting Dr Christopher Sanker, we were informed that his plan was to perform surgery while simultaneously providing deep sedation or general anesthesia alone, without a separate qualified anesthesia provider. As a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist licensed in the state of Michigan, I find this practice is extremely unsafe. According to Michigan Administrative code Rule 338.11601, an oral and maxillofacial surgeon aka OMS can legally and technically do both in Michigan, the standard of care leans toward having a second qualified individual, sedation trained assistant or anesthesiologist. Realistically, it is impractical and likely non-compliant with safety standards. Additionally, I noticed there was no emergency airway equipment readily available inside the surgical suite. We opted to cancel the surgery and find a safe alternative. It is just a matter of time before there is a bad outcome because of this unsafe practice. Double billing for both the surgical procedure and administering anesthesia is illegal in most cases. He seems to circumvent the legality by only accepting cash payment for the anesthesia services Typically, a single provider--like an oral and maxillofacial surgeon cannot "double bill" for both the surgical procedure and anesthesia services they personally provide during the same session under most insurance frameworks. An OMS, trained in both surgery and anesthesia, might argue they are performing two distinct roles. However, insurance companies typically view this as one provider delivering a single service unless a second qualified individual (e.g., an anesthesiologist) is involved and billed separately. Anesthesia billing is typically time-based (e.g., base units plus time units), while surgical billing is a flat fee. If the same provider tries to bill both, insurance companies may question why anesthesia time isn't already covered in the surgical fee, especially for procedures where anesthesia administration is standard (like in oral surgery). If an OMS performs a wisdom tooth extraction and administers general anesthesia themselves, they'd bill the surgical code (e.g., CPT 41899 or D7210) but not a separate anesthesia code. The fee for the procedure assumes they're managing all aspects, including sedation or anesthesia. But this seems to be exactly what Dr. Christopher Sanker is doing... Illegal? Quite possibly... Unethical? Most definitely!

They dropped me has a patient for complaining to loudy! So be careful because they will charge you,…read morebill the wrong insurance and gaslight when you discover their fraudulent acts. They have a dirty office and rude staff and if you leave their office and go to another corporate will drop you and leave you with half done work amd fighting for refunds. Do not go to them unless you want years of abuse at their hands.

I agree with one of the other reviews on here, the equipment, lights, chairs, etc are filthy. I've…read moretaken several pictures there because it really grossed me out. My daughter kept saying mom please don't say anything, so I didn't, but I really wanted to. Also, they put gloves on when they put the slides in your mouth to take X-rays, but then they walk out and they touch the keyboard to input and other things like the lights and the x-ray machine. Then they stick their fingers back in your mouth after touching all those other items that have germs on them. They don't switch their gloves in between or when they leave the room and they should. Plus they can't keep a dentist there. They had three Dentists in a years time.

I have held off on posting this review for several weeks in hopes that there would be some form of…read morefollow-up or accountability from the office. Unfortunately, that has not happened, so I feel it is now necessary to share my experience. For context, I have severe dental anxiety due to a strong gag reflex and complex dental needs. I chose Wolf Creek Dental because I was previously a patient in 2018 and had a great experience with Dr. Lark. After returning to the area, it took me two years to build up the courage to schedule another appointment. When I finally did, I was not informed that I would be seeing a new provider. I explained my history, including my anxiety and typical need for nitrous oxide. Despite this, I felt the bedside manner was lacking. They tightened my implant, took X-rays, and scheduled me for a return visit to complete a filling. On November 20, I arrived for that filling. I again explained my anxiety, my gag reflex, and my need for nitrous oxide. My concerns were not acknowledged. After numbing me, the assistant rinsed my mouth--hitting the back of my throat and triggering my gag reflex. I immediately sat up gagging, and they used suction, but my throat began burning and I had a horrible chemical taste. At that moment, I realized they had rinsed my mouth with bleach. I threw up all over the paper bib, which instantly stained, and it got on my clothes, ruining my sweatshirt. I was sobbing, shaking, and grabbed my water bottle before going to the restroom, where I continued throwing up. When I came out, I told them I needed to leave and go to the hospital. They sat me in a chair at the front desk--not a private area. The receptionist appeared confused until I told her they had rinsed my mouth with bleach. Only then did she realize that poison control needed to be contacted--more than five minutes after the incident occurred. Meanwhile, the doctor attempted to explain away why bleach would be in the line. 911 was never called. I was told to continue drinking water and then sent home. The doctor called later that day, but due to panic attacks, I was unable to answer. There has been no follow-up since. As a result of this incident, I sustained burns requiring steroid treatment. I have since struggled with depression and significant anxiety, including nightmares where I wake up feeling like my throat is burning again. I now take medication for these symptoms. Needless to say, if you are looking for a compassionate provider who listens to patients, prioritizes safety, and responds appropriately to emergencies, I would strongly recommend looking elsewhere.

I had a good experience the first time I got my teeth cleaned. However for my second check up the…read moredentist never saw me because he was too busy with another patient. The dental assistant got my set up a referral for a wisdom teeth removal, but I needed someone that took my insurance. I called and called Wolf Creek over a couple month stretch asking for a different referral to another oral surgeon. I even gave them a long list of offices I could go to. I was told by the office ladies that I'd be called back or that I would need to set up an appointment with another office first and the story always changed depending on who I talked to. Not to mention I never received one returned call and it seemed like my needs were going no where. I had to go to a different dentist soon so my X-rays wouldn't expire, just for a referral and I got right in. Wolf creek could have done a better job with staying in contact with me and getting back with me over something I really needed.

I have been a patient of Dr. (Peter) Nessif since 2007. He is knowledgeable, professional and…read morealways is concerned about a patient's comfort. Their new place is state of the art! Strange to say, but it is a positive experience coming to this dentist office! George Mugford, Sylvania Township Ohio

Wonderful and warm. Listened to me and greatly explained what is going on with my teeth and walked…read moreme through the steps needed to meet my dental goals.

I went to Dr Carroll for an implant. My front top left tooth to be exact. He is AMAZING as is all…read moreof his staff. They explain things well and treat you well. I didn't even feel them out the IV in which usually always hurts anywhere else. Wouldn't go any where else

I just had 3 teeth extracted by Dr. Carroll. I've had my share of dental related issues and…read moreprocedures and this is honestly one of the least painful experiences. I kept waiting for the "ouch moment" but that never came. Staff is friendly and competent and explained everything in detail in my initial appointment. I would highly recommend Dr. Carroll to anybody needing periodontal work done. Satisfied patient.

I went to see Doctor Radecki for a dental implant to replace an old Crown from 1976 that had…read more reached end of life. I am impressed by his performance and professionalism, as well as that of his support staff. I was referred by a family member who had work done some 20 years ago with splendid results. It is an expensive and time consuming series of procedures, but necessary. Especially a visible front tooth. Satisfying results. I recommend this practice.

We had a great experience here after my son's wisdom teeth surgery recently. We were delayed due to…read morethe pandemic a few times but we got in at the end of June. To help social distancing, only one pt is in the office at a time. The staff is friendly and professional. My sons procedure went well and he has recovered wonderfully and his pain was controlled. I was so relieved as my son is younger than most to get his wisdom teeth out. Thank you Dr. Radecki and staff for the wonderful experience.

Worst customer service ever! Waited 1.5 hours to get a room for a consultation. At the 2 hour…read moremark we left. No apology. No offer to reschedule our appointment due to scheduling issues. Just nothing. I believe I should bill my time to the office!

Dr. Braun and staff are kind,caring and give everyone exceptional care.read more