Our appointment was at 3:45, still here. Waiting, it's after 5pm. Reception said they dk when ill…read morebe seen it. Been here since 3:25 so I even arrived early. Go somewhere else. Medical records on floor, stacks sitting everywhere, mmm pretty sure they are violating HIPPAA regulations and many other privacy laws.! Prob should call this in too proper authorities. Beyond ridiculous! The Dr. was nice and pleasant but more of a friend and not a Dr.

I have been a patient of Dr. Changco's for 30 years...if he wasn't the best family doctor I would…read morenot still be a patient. Sure, appointment times are rarely met, but how many offices do you go to that are. One of the main reasons is because he is "old school" in terms of patient relations. He will actually LISTEN to what you have to say and not just hear what he wants and cut you off to get to his next patient. I will gladly wait past my appointment time to get the care that I need...and yes, my time is valuable to me. I no longer live in town, but willingly drive to his office to get the care from a doctor that I expect. He is ALWAYS pleasant and interested in your day-to-day life. So, if this is the care you want, he is your doctor....if you just want a pill-pushing in and out kind of doctor he is not for you. I am sure that one day he will retire and I will be quite upset...along with his plethora of other patients. Until then, I will wait all day to see him. Last I heard he is no longer accepting new patients, most likely because he is overwhelmed, but to those who are long standing patient...enjoy this relationship while it lasts!

I'm formerly from Ohio, and this was one of the few dentist places in Pittsburgh that accepted my…read moreinsurance. Dr. Liberati, D. D. S. got the job done, but I did not have the best experience here. On my drive to this dentist, I passed a blue lives matter flag, which was unsettling. Parking was tricky. While I was there, Christian/religious music was playing in the background. Dr. Liberati, D. D. S. seemed to be an old man who told me he had been doing this for 40 years. One of my biggest concerns about the experience was that, even though I had told him I had not been to the dentist in 4 years, he seemed a little rough with my teeth (when he flossed them) and left them bleeding pretty badly and hurting. I have been to the dentist before, and they usually spray my teeth down with a water hose. That didn't happen this time. It felt semi-rushed, and Dr. Liberati, D. S. S. did not seem to be the most easy-going. I ended up going to a new dentist about my concern, and that dentist told me I had 13% tooth decay, or not enough to go through the cavity process. Dr. Liberati, D. S. S. will give you a basic dentist experience, and this dentistry is a solid option if you need to go to a dentist, but if you are someone who is worried about your teeth or anxious before going to the dentist, you may have a better experience elsewhere.

Let me start off by saying that I had a REALLY REALLY bad experience with a dentist. Because of…read morethat experience I didn't go to a dentist for several years. Then I met Dr Liberati. He promised he would be gentle with me. I made an appointment. My anxiety was through the roof. My husband called and told them that if I had to wait in the lobby that I would leave because of my anxiety of seeing a dentist. They took me straight back. Dr Liberati was extremely gentle with me. My mouth/teeth were a hot mess and each visit Dt Liberati was very kind and gentle. I cannot say enough good things about him. He has a dental hygienist, Amanda, who is also amazing. She is very kind and very friendly. She does an amazing job of cleaning teeth. Our whole family has been going for years. We tell everyone to go.

Scheduled an appointment a month in advance for 9am. Received multiple texts confirming time…read more(attached pictures). Couple days before appointment I receive a voicemail saying it's scheduled for 8. Called back and they weren't willing to help fix their issue. 0/10 wouldn't recommend a place like that.

I beg to differ with the negative of thi particular space..I have been treated violently by AGH for…read moreover 10 years..It was so refreshing that I found five star dental in the south side of Pittsburgh..If you want to be treated as a human and leave with your dignity intact ..Go to here..If you actually want to go with anger..Go to agh.they will fulfill all of your needs..

Dr, Bianco is a competent and caring oral surgeon; however his front office staff are dishonest,…read moreincompetent, vindictive and malicious. They should not be working in health care. They caused me a lot of unnecessary grief and expense. A person would be better off going to a competent dentist who also has a competent and honest staff. They are a danger to the patient and undermining trust in the dentist they report to.

Doctor was efficient and personable as was attending nurse. However,…read moreafter I paid the amount due that day and insurance paid their portion, A small $7 balance was outstanding, which I was previously unaware of. Instead of merely requesting payment, I received a snarky comment from their receivables girl, stating they made me aware that day I owed the balance due. I paid what I was told that day and am not a mind reader! Buy yourself a personality and professional business skills, receivables girl!

My husband has been going here since the early 90s - always a good experience! The office staff is…read moregreat - very professional!

Over the past 30 years, I've had extractions, braces, a couple dozen fillings, and numerous other…read moretooth repairs and cleanings. I have never, in my entire life, had as terrible an experience as I did at Dr. Parker's office. My visit for three cavity fillings began when Dr. Parker went to numb me up. When I told him I have a tolerance for dental anesthetics and generally need a bit more than most people, I was told it was psychosomatic. That was my first red flag...even if pain is only in one's head (and my dentist back home has told me I have this tolerance, it's not a new thing, it's been true since childhood), isn't the point to make the patient feel comfortable? He then proceeded to do one of the shots directly into a nerve in my cheek. (If you've never had this happen, the pain is BLINDING. I actually screamed.) When I had trouble opening my mouth (because he shot numbing agent DIRECTLY INTO A NERVE), instead of helping me gently ease it open, Dr. Parker stuck two fingers in my mouth and literally yanked. The fillings themselves turned out very good, and I've had no problems with them in the two months since they were done, but I was in misery the entire time, CLEARLY in pain and discomfort, and Dr. Parker never stopped, never once asked if I was okay, never bothered to add more anesthetic. Not once, in an hour of work. He clearly has no patience for patients themselves and doesn't care about anything except getting through his work. He also spent a good chunk of this visit belittling the female hygienist assisting him, and even took a break at one point in the middle of my work to go do an eval of another patient. The sheer unprofessionalism would have been enough to turn me off all by itself, even without the horrific way he did the work. I went home after that visit and sobbed. This has never happened to me before. I was supposed to go back after an upcoming root canal to have a crown done, and the thought gave me literal nightmares until I decided to find a new dentist instead. If you have a pain tolerance and don't care about bedside manner, Dr. Parker knows what he's about and is good at the actual dental side of things. If you have any anxiety about dentistry whatsoever, AVOID AT ALL COSTS.