I had a wisdom tooth removed recently which was anything but normal. It was broken off at the gum…read moreline, impacted and had extremely long roots. I can't say enough about Dr Harrison as well as everyone else in the office for the treatment and care I received. Dr Harrison is extremely compassionate, very professional, thoughtful and kind. He explains everything so I knew what to expect. I had no pain during the procedure. His office scheduled follow-ups and they had easy scheduling. I am thankful and grateful to all who work in his office and would not hesitate to recommend him again.

A++ I cannot praise Dr Harrison and his staff enough!…read morePlease listen, if you are afraid of dental work but are in need.... This is your dentist. I thank God I found him. I feel better, I look great and I need to spread the word.

From the consultation to the actual procedure, the doctor and nurses clearly explained what to…read moreexpect for my 18 year old son's wisdom teeth removal. They were thorough and took x-rays ahead of time, clearly explained the images to us, and educated us about how his roots were not very long, but that if we waited, they could potentially grow longer, and the teeth would be harder to extract. On the day of the procedure, they gave my son anesthesia before numbing his gums with Novacaine which made the procedure nearly painless. They completed the procedure in about a half hour at the most. They kept my son sitting upright in a chair in the recovery room for another half hour before the anesthesia finally wore off and he was able to walk out of there. They made sure that they supplied us with gauze pads, a syringe, clear discharge instructions, etc. Pro tip: check your insurance plan to see how much you have left of your deductible before scheduling your appointment. My son had a few fillings earlier in the year which used up a good portion of his deductible. If you schedule your dental procedures in different calendar years, you will pay less.

During the first appointment for my wisdom teeth dr. Mo Banki was dismissive to my concerns and…read morejust seemed like he was trying to be "hip" or "cool". I told him I didn't want any hard drugs because I was concerned about addiction and he said "well don't pick them up". This is why people form addictions. I needed a medication for another medical problem I have which this surgery would effect. I told them a total of 3 times, at first appointment, before they attempted to sedate me and before I left. I advocated for myself and was ignored. Surgery day came and he came into the office, put an Iv in my arm with NO GLOVES.He was moving so fast between patients I didn't even see if he washed his hands. They attempted to sedate me and gave up. After making me wait 1 hr past my appointment time they said we had to reschedule because it was past my appointment slot since I didn't get to sleep. The amazing, caring, kind, compassionate Anesthesiologist has nothing to do with this. He's the only one that talked to me when I was clearly scared, stayed with me, and explained things to me. After they failed to sedate me, the dr. said he can do it with local anesthesia. He gave me shots on both sides of my mouth. He immedietly went to pull my tooth and I felt sharp intense pain. I told him to stop and was crying. He got mad at me because he said "look at how much I already gave you I can't just keep giving you novocaine. " He went to another patient and pulled the teeth there and returned. He gave me more on my right side and it ended up working fine. He immedietly went to pull my left side and I flinched in pain and was bawling my eyes out at this point. THE LEFT SIDE WASNT NUMB. he used half as much on my left side and didn't even attempt to stop when I was in excruciating pain. Finally both teeth were pulled it was done. He left the room and said I didn't need to be in the recovery room. The anastasiologist stayed by my side. and I asked if I could go home since dr. didn't say anything. we went to front desk to get checked out and found out that nobody gave me after care instructions, new gauze for my mouth, gauze to take home, etc. Overall he is dismissive, terrible bedside manner, rude, and going to be responsible for people's addictions. I'm traumatized by this experience and never experienced something so terribly medically. I hope you do not use these people for surgery.

It's been awhile but I'll never forget how I was treated by this dentist he's part owner they know…read morewho he is wow !!! Smh they showed no care at all they took my money never explained procedure's to me the dentist was there just to do a job he didn't care and no bedside manner's the only time he talked to me is when he wanted more money out of me I remember asking him (Dentist) If he could check a tooth for me that was bothering me he waved it off with his hand not now and walked away I've paid money out of pocket to get treated this way and it was a lot of money it's gets worse but I'll leave this experience out of the public's eyes with this dentist but I will say believe the one stars it's true what people are saying unfortunately I had to find out the hard way and I lost money in the process I regret I made this big mistake in my life for a dental office that cared nothing about me but only wanted my money my doctor warned me not to go there I should have listened.Smh

I would not recommend this place. I paid a lot of money for services here. I was told that there…read morewas nothing they can do to fix the issues. Don't waste your money here!

Full discloser here: I'm a doctor and I have no affiliation to the University group or Dr Brown…read more With that said, my mother ended up at Rhode Island Hospital's Emergency Department a few weeks ago for an abscess near one of her teeth. They felt an oral surgeon would be the best benefit for her and Dr Brown was consulted and was in-house that day. My mother is on Chemo and one of the side effects is possible bone involvement around the jaw and Dr Brown as well as all of us was acutely aware of this and admitted my mother and scheduled her for surgery the next morning. Everything went well, and my mother is recovering well and back to her normal self. Dr Brown personality is incredible. He's exactly the type of surgeon you'd want treating your mother. Nice, talkative, knowledgeable and cares for not only his craft but his patients. I wouldn't hesitate considering University Oral and Max again or Dr Brown. You're in great hands here!

I had a dental emergency where my wisdom tooth was poking out and causing me excruciating pain. It…read morewas the weekend when I experienced the tooth eruption and I desperately waited 2 days for the office to open to see if they'd take me. Finally, Monday came and the receptionist Isabella was able to squeeze me in that same day. Dr. Skoly and his staff were so attentive, polite and extremely helpful. I am eternally grateful for Dr. Skoly and his staff. It's been 1 day since they removed my wisdom tooth and I feel a BIG difference. I'm now able to talk, eat, basically open my mouth without it causing me pain. I will be recommending everyone I know to this practice. -My health insurance didn't cover this so I paid $325 out of pocket -I needed a referral to see Dr. Skoly so I was quickly able to obtain that from my dentist and the receptionist Isabella at Dr Skoly's office was able to squeeze me in a couple hours after I got the referral.

Worst doctor I've ever seen. He's rude short and mean to his staff I witnessed him belittle them in…read morefront of me and yell at them I left the office without having him take out my tooth because I'd rather sit in pain for another couple of weeks then see this man. Go here only if you want to feel bad about yourself. Not the place for anyone who wants quality and kind care.

I found him to be very trustworthy and knowledgeable in his field as an Oral Surgeon…read more I didn't know that he is a Trauma Oral Surgeon at RI Hospital ( Brown). I am glad that I have found him for my extensive oral surgery needs. The office personnel and staff are awesome and really helpful in settling my anxiety. They are friendly and supportive and professional. This was my 1st visit for a consultation and treatment plan. My appointment for the extractions has been scheduled and I'm looking forward to finally getting my dental issue resolved over time. I recommend Dr Elson for your oral dental needs.

I needed a wisdom tooth removed. I live in Cranston and Dr. Elson practices in Cranston. Fellow…read moreCranstonians-- and Dr. Elson has an excellent rating. I had an appointment in a day to take a look, ex-ray and so on. I was given an appointment for the next day for a not so easy extraction. The extraction was easy for Dr. Elson though! Dr. Elson is the man if you need a somewhat difficult to extraction, a tooth removed. The staff from the receptionist on is exceptional. A great team from the Doc on down!

Clean, friendly & efficient, good communication and will work with your budget. Has emergency…read moreservice and very accommodating, cure my years long fear of the dentist.

Dr Barkin had returned my call early Sunday morning while I was in severe pain and helping me…read moretowards finding an emergency dentist open on sunday and gave me some helpful information to help stop my tooth pain. He is not able to help me due to my medical insurance but did not mind giving me some recommendations of other oral surgeon on a Sunday morning. If he ever takes my medical insurance he is the dentist I would switch to because he obviously cares about patients verses his hours.

I had a tooth extracted today by Doctor brown and let me tell you it was a pleasure doing business…read morewith him. The nurse that took my vitals was such a sweetie pie and then docter brown came in he was very calm and explained exactly what he was going to do he numbed me up then left came back very soon after and gave me one more shot of Novocain just to make sure he numbed it good then he left again when he returned he had two very friendly nurses with him one of them was the lady who took my vitals at the very beginning when I first got there and the Second nurses name was Lisa she was very kind as well. She told me her name and then the first nurse told me I would be okay. I felt a little pain as it was making its way out but it wasn't too bad. Thanks Doctor brown miss I don't know your name and miss Lisa I have autism and you guys were so unbelievable good with me and I really appreciate that.

The office staff are appallingly unprofessional. I scheduled an emergent procedure and during the…read moreconsult was horrified by the egregiously rude behavior by the office staff. The day of the procedure, I was greeted with such ignorant and despicable behavior at reception that I left the office prior to the procedure! When a patient seeks treatment from an oral surgeon, the experience can be made easier with respectful and professional behavior by the staff. The receptionist and ancillary staff here seem to have forgotten that patients are providing them with business that in turn provides them with an income. Instead, they seem to take pride in treating patients without courtesy or deference.

These people are great at what they do, and they CARE!!! Literally the most supportive staff i've…read moreever met. If you need oral surgery, this is the place.

He is the absolute BEST! I truly will never go any where else. I was very nervous. He was amazing…read more Professional , calm which is why people may think he has no personality he has a calming way about him that reassures you. Makes you feel comfortable about the procedure he is the nicest man and I had alot of work done and I thank him for everything!!! They went above and beyond to schedule convenient apt.