Dr Flannery and team take the time to address all concerns. Listening then creating a plan work…read morewell!

The staff and Dr Strassner are professionals- wonderful service and excellent care. I actually…read moreenjoyed going to the dentist

Great dental practice. Hygienists are friendly and thorough, and Dr. Fugel explains things in an…read moreunderstandable way. I have been to a lot of dentists due to relocations, and this practice definitely stands out. I highly recommend Dr. Fugel!

Dr Fugal is amazing! Very personable and always goes the extra mile with every visit. He definitely…read moremakes you feel comfortable and so does his awesome staff too.

There are good dentists and there are great dentists. Dr. Esposito is a GREAT dentist!…read moreKnows what's happening and lets you know what's happening. Great staff and receptionist. Pedro

The dentist there is very rude and really needs to have mental help…read more She yelled at my mom , locked her in the hallway, had to get police involved After the policeman said it's not the first time he is there

At one visit, my cleaning was performed by the dentist herself and was very painful. Without any…read morewarning or numbing, she began drilling into my teeth during what was supposed to be a routine cleaning. When I stopped her to ask what she was doing and told her I was in pain, she stated she "needed to do a deep cleaning of the old fillings" which had never been discussed beforehand. During another visit while I was 7 months pregnant, I declined X-rays due to being pregnant. Both the dentist and hygienist responded in a hostile and unprofessional manner, raising their voices and questioning my decision, stating they "couldn't even do a cleaning without X-rays because it's like going in blind." I was ultimately pressured into signing a waiver. At my current dental office, I was informed that deferring routine X-rays during pregnancy (unless there is a specific concern) is standard practice. I was also fitted for a mouth guard for TMJ at this office. The guard I received was poorly made, missing contact with approximately a quarter of my back teeth. It was sharp and uncomfortable. When I raised concerns, I was told this was intentional because "those teeth must not touch," without any further explanation or adjustment. I later presented with severe molar pain and lingering sensitivity to cold. Despite significant pain (requiring around the clock ibuprofen and acetaminophen and preventing me from eating) the dentist took a single X-ray, did not perform a thorough assessment and dismissed my symptoms, advising only to use Sensodyne toothpaste. I sought a second opinion from an endodontist, who performed appropriate diagnostic testing (including cold testing and percussion) and diagnosed an obvious need for a root canal. After completing the root canal, I was instructed to return to this office for a crown placement. Despite my repeated communication that my insurance (Medicaid) would not cover a crown and my willingness to pay out of pocket, the office delayed treatment for approximately two months while repeatedly attempting prior authorization. During this time, I emphasized that timely crown placement (ideally within a couple of weeks) is important to prevent fracture. When I finally received the crown procedure, I was given no local anesthesia. When I questioned this, the dentist responded dismissively, stating that numbing was unnecessary after a root canal. The procedure was extremely painful. The temporary crown placed was bulky and uncomfortable, and I was told no adjustments could be made. The permanent crown was not placed until roughly two months after the root canal, and the tooth ultimately fractured and had to be extracted. Since switching to a new dentist, I required another crown following a root canal. This provider used appropriate local anesthesia and confirmed that numbing during post root canal crown preparation is standard of care. He expressed concern upon hearing about my prior experience. Additionally, I recently received a bill for a procedure completed years ago that I had already paid in full and have documentation for. When I called to dispute the charge, I was told it represented an insurance balance; however, I had not used insurance for that procedure. Overall, I found the dentist to be unprofessional, dismissive, and at times hostile toward both patients and staff. Based on my experiences, I would recommend staying far away from this office. I am not sure how the dental board has not revoked her license.