If you want to great dentist, who only performs dental work when it's necessary, Dr. Nick should be…read moreyour dentist. He is personable, kind, and understanding when it comes to all of his patient's dental work. His dental hygienist is fabulous! She performs a thorough check not only for cavities, loose fillings, or crowns, and general dental health, but also does cancer screening of your mouth looking for anything out of the ordinary on cheeks or gums. Appointments are easy to make. They have very flexible scheduling and a friendly office staff. Coming to Dr. Nick and his staff is never a traumatic dental experience.

The staff is very friendly. The Office is state-of-the-art and clean. They use an electric impulse…read moredevice to remove plaque. It helps cut down on the awful scraping that you normally get when dentists clean your teeth. Dr. Bennett seems like a strictly business kind of dentist. If you are looking for a dentist with the personal touch, look elsewhere. He did not introduce himself, I felt like just a number. I'm sure that Dr Bennett performs his work well, but he seems to leave the patient relations to his staff. I guess the days of compassionate, caring DOCTORS are long gone.

I had all my upper teeth extracted by Dr. McCalla. His office was superior in it's friendliness,…read moreefficiency and level of care. The waiting room had a hand-painted desert murual, and with the easy guitar music the atmosphere was as relaxing as it gets. Dr. McCalla was knowledgeable, friendly and answered all my questions. I went to sleep and never felt any pain until the next day when the numbing medication wore off. I wouldn't want to go through the procedure again, but if I had to I'd want to have it done there. I recommend him highly. I didn't have insurance, so price was a factor. I called and did a price-comparison and Dr. McCalla's fees were right in line with the others in Reno/Sparks.

Sadly, Dr. Pascucci has retired. We are heartbroken. He was a truly incredible dentist, and I fear…read morehe will be hard to replace. I hope he has a wonderful retirement, he's definitely earned it. I wish the entire staff the best in their future endeavors and thank them for all the many years of great care. WE'LL MISS YOU!!

Dr. Pascucci is kind and gentle and his staff are great I really recommend them for any of your…read moredental needs from fillings to bridges they will work with you and help figure out a plan to meet your goal.

I can't say I can really compare this jolly fellow to any other oral surgeon. I tend to stay away…read morefrom the folks that like to poke and prod my mouth, unless these things are absolutely necessary. This was an emergency, folks. I had been battling an infected, impacted wisdom tooth and the antibiotics the ER gave me were winding down. I had to act fast, and my options were limited. And, I lacked the dreaded DENTAL INSURANCE. /sigh After being COMPLETELY f&$%ed over by the Dental Clinic in King's Beach (spare yourself...not very clean and more unorganized than the European wine bar I managed in SF), I was flustered and had no idea what I was going to do. A bit of research and a sad realization that I had a resounding TWO oral surgeons to choose from, I chose the closest one to my abode: Dr. Woodcock. I was defeated when I called them on the phone to make an appointment. I lack insurance and I don't make a ton of money. I was aware every single penny of savings I could muster would be gone in the blink of an eye, but they really could have made it worse. I had two "easy" teeth to remove and two "hard" teeth (the two "hard" ones had to be broken and removed in pieces and stitched up, so they were slightly more in price). I am also a HUGE PANSY (Hi, I pass out when needles enter my body!), so anestesia was mandatory. I hadn't been X-rayed in some time, either, so add that to the bill. /sigh. The total could have been way worse, especially for a specialty doctor in Tahoe. $1,515 total, no insurance, all cash. For all of that. As much as I cringe when I say it, it could have been worse....far worse. So, the day of my surgery, I follow all of their procedures and deny my body nourishment for six hours (no water/so hard). I get there, and I wait a little bit over my appointment time, but this is a doctor and we all know they run on their own time. Eventually, I'm taken back to a room and told to watch a video that explains wisdom teeth, the surgery, what can go wrong/worse-case scenarios, etc etc and then the doctor comes in and talks to me, shows me my X-rays (by the way, some SERIOUS space-age X-ray stuff going on in that office), discusses my PUTMEUNDERPLEASE options, yadda yadda yadda. He then goes directly to my boyfriend (my lovely personal nurse waiting to drive me home) and tells him to go get me a milkshake for when my surgery is over. And here is where they loose a star. It was bound to happen, but I need to explain. The doctor made no mention of an IV. He told me I wouldn't be put into deep sleep and that I might be aware of some of the surgery (but that I wouldn't hurt), but he never mentioned a needle pushing into my skin. I AM AFRAID OF NEEDLES, HI. When they told me there was an IV involved, my anxiety about the whole thing went triple-fold. And all because they didn't warn me with ample time. I huffed the shit out of the Nitrous. All-in-all, it wasn't bad. I thought I was aware through the entire thing, but after realizing the time that had passed when I "came to," it was apparent that I'm missing a half-hour or so of memory. I do remember the lovely nurses singing me Girl Scout songs (I have no idea why) and a little bit of Michael Jackson. When the whole thing was practically over, there was a little bit of movie trivia with the doctor and I was able to give a thumbs-up or thumbs-down to communicate. Then they asked me if I wanted my teeth. While I was still loopy as hell. They could have asked me ANYTHING, and I would have said yes. So, now I have this creepy bag of my wisdom teeth. When my boyfriend asked what I was going to do with it, I told him I planned on giving my mother the teeth. Bwahaha. The surgery itself was top-notch. The doctor is a pleasant guy, and the nurses are SUPER nice. I have been healing up REALLY well (it's been eight days, now) and I never really swelled up that bad at all. I never even got close to chipmunk-status, actually, and I was back to work on a Wednesday (surgery on Monday afternoon). They gave me in-depth instructions on how to take care of everything and gave me all necessary tools, as well as a much-needed prescription to some Percocet. (Don't judge me. I warned you - total PANSY.) Trust me: I am a complete wimp when it comes to anything medical. I would almost rather die from some horrible illness if it means I don't have to go under the knife. My boyfriend had to practically drag me in there kicking-and-screaming, but Dr. Woodcock and his staff made it all ok. The pain was minimal compared to what it could have been, and it was all very top-notch care. I highly (HIGHLY) recommend them to anyone who needs to get those stupid "wisdom" teeth pulled. (I don't really need to, though. Dr. Woodcock is the only doctor within a 45-minute drive of my house. A lot of people I know have gone to him.) End scene.

I really, really, really dislike going to the dentist after having numerous bad experiences with…read morebad dentists as a kid. I dislike it to the point that it had been over 15 years since I'd been in a dentist's office when a friend recently convinced me that it was time and I got to go see Dr. Nick Furchner. Dr. Furchner completely understood my fear and insisted that I let him know if I felt any pain at all so he could make it stop. He's very slow and gentle when injecting Novacaine, to the point that I felt maybe 6 small pinches throughout the entire appointment, which included having 2 teeth extracted. He will take as much time as you need, both during procedures and, more importantly, answering any questions that you have. He explains everything, and it's obvious that he really knows his stuff and is still excited about making you and your teeth happy. And he's fun to chat with as well. His staff are all friendly and efficient. The office is nice; I really like the skydiving pics everywhere (since I'm a jumper too...). I'm going back for further work over the next few weeks. Instead of being scared shitless like I was prior to the first appointment, I'm -almost- looking forward to it. That is amazing, and it's because Dr. Furchner is so good at what he does that I can say that. I would recommend Dr. Furchner to anybody and everybody - I'm driving all the way from Sacramento to see him - but I especially recommend him to those who've had bad dentist experiences in the past and have avoided dental care since. If only every dentist were like him!

I started going to Dr. Furchner at the recommendation of a friend when I was looking for a dentist…read more It was a great recommendation. Dr. Firchner and his staff are always completely professional and hospitable. Your comfort is their concern and they make sure you know it! Luckily I haven't had to have any work done other than basic cleanings and exams but I would feel confident letting Dr. Furchner take care of me if I did. I have never had to wait more than a few minutes when I arrive for my appointments. This office has always been accurate and forthcoming regarding how much insurance will pay and what my residual will be. I have never gotten any surprises which I really appreciate.

Having some teeth problems and fear dentists??? I just had another root canal and I have to say it…read moredid not hurt at all, and in and out in 1:15min! The staff and beyond friendly and Dr. Pisani is amazing. I have been going to him for almost 20 years, as does my whole family. I can't stress enough how amazing the office is, affordable, kind, and always makes you feel relaxed! I would put my name and my business (BVW Jewelers) behind his work and professionalism all day.

How can you note "negative" stars? While staff may be "friendly" that in no way makes up for the…read moreutter frustration after having multiple costly appointments where my son was never before reluctant of the dentist.; of being completely ripped off after Dr Pisani failed to properly treat my son. Did a filling with a costly cap only to be followed by excruciating pain and the need for a root canal. After insurance was billed I paid cash for each and every visit. This dr in no way made it "right" after fully admitting his mistake. After thousands of dollars already spent, when confronted on why we would be charged full price for his lack of proper assessment, there was zero accountability. Only to be followed by this repulsive practice sending my son to collection for $300. Thankfully a reputable dentist locally has been able to finish poor treatment and start new treatments on things he never even mentioned. Go ANYWHERE but here.

Google has a ton of reviews on these guys and rates them at 4.8! I went for my initial visit…read moreyesterday. Excellent from how they treated me to being on time, clean waiting room stocked with various drinks and comfortable chairs. I left with a very clear understanding of the peridontal cleaning and surgery I will have over the next few months. My delta dental cover some but not all the costs. It's not going to be cheap but I felt listened to, opetions for sedation were clearly explained. I feel like I will be in good hands. More after the procedures but we are off to good start. I went in very worried and left feeling good about understanding what is ahead.

I have a tooth extraction next week and needed a cleaning. I chose to have it done here instead of…read moremy dentist office because of the friendly and compassionate staff here. Laura did an excellent job!! Thank you for such a competent and well done job!!!