I want to start by saying I have no doubt that Dr. Jelic is a great surgeon. However, please do not…read morestart a consultation or treatment here with him if you're needing orthognathic/jaw surgery. My grammar isn't the best and I know I'm wordy, but here is my story. I went to Dr. Jelic because he definitely has experience and expertise with surgical procedures. What I didn't know was that he has a strong stance against vaccines. There's a lot to unpack there but that's not the crux of what happened or why I'm upset. Due to his vaccination status, he isn't authorized to work in a hospital and cannot perform double jaw surgery. However- he does not tell you this until as late into the process as possible. This is after you have already invested thousands on the surgical pre-planning. For me, it was also after I had already been in braces for months. His lobby (which, honestly, is very nice and cozy) has jaw surgery pamphlets and his website as of today still features it as an option. They're able to collect quite a bit of money upfront with no intention of actually performing the surgery, then leave you hanging. I do not believe it is an honest way to conduct a business. At the time, I was told instead we can do one jaw at a time (several weeks in between) in his office. We decided to go forwards with this and scheduled to meet in 3 months. On the morning of my scheduled follow up, I got a call saying they would need to do both jaws at the same time and they can't treat me. I asked if there was anyone they could refer me to but they offered no help or sympathy. They did not respond to any emails or calls from me afterwards. I wanted to thank Siri because her review gave me the courage to say something when the rest of their reviews are so positive. I finally finished my braces journey and found out from my orthodontist that I'm not the first person this happened to. He was not aware of Dr. Jelic's inability to operate in a hospital until recently, with the other patient. This is someone he works with and he intentionally kept this information from. The first patient had gone through the entire process required to prepare for jaw surgery, only to be dropped last minute as well. I lost time, money, and peace of mind for months, not being able to get clear answers from his office. I ended up needing to change and redo my entire braces plan.I feel like the situation was extremely unethical and I wanted to put it out there, and hopefully help even at least one person out there who is looking into their options. This review shouldn't impact you much if you're looking to get a more routine procedure, like an extraction. Jaw surgery and the preparation required is a hard enough process on its own, place your trust and resources with an honest doctor.

The duress caused by Dr. Jelic's office administration throughout my 17-month journey toward BSSO…read moreand chin advancement surgery has negatively affected my life. This may not be because of Dr. Jelic himself, as my appointments with him were all timely and straightforward. I have been fortunate to encounter many positive experiences in the realm of medicine. I was fully prepared for this experience to have joined those ranks. This surgery was for the healing of my physical pain. The experience with my orthodontist on this case has been outstanding. I have been wearing metal bracket braces for 21 months as a 44-year-old mother of three young children. Because of the way Dr. Jelic's administration has handled my case, I have now been in braces for several additional and unneeded months, each with their usual cost of $275/month. After roughly 16 months as a patient of Dr. Jelic's office, a process that included imaging, surgical planning, and bi-monthly appointments, a nurse at my last appointment directed me to request two itemized listings for the two upcoming surgeries at check-out so I could understand the cost differences if I opted to separate the procedures. The office administrator dismissed the nurse's request for separate pricing and seemed unconcerned about our questions that resulted from another all-encompassing listing that I did receive. The listing sent to us exceeded the cost range of the surgeries given to us at the start of my treatment. The administrator even misspelled their own name in their last email sent to me, causing me to wonder if my case was being taken seriously at all. Weeks later after I submitted another email asking whether or not a BSSO involves any short-term or long-term pressure applied to the turbinates--while this question never received a response, my husband did open a Dear John letter stating that because I had expressed dissatisfaction from not being able to acquire answers to the questions raised by my nurse, that I was free to pursue a BSSO elsewhere. It was also cited that I could pursue surgery elsewhere because I had been emailed as a follow-up to *my own question asked to the administrator during the phone call*. but that I had not responded promptly. The letter stated that because I did not reply promptly to this email, that this was interrupted as a lack of teamwork. I initiated treatment for my facial pain. I had paid the bills, gone through with large braces and experienced 17 months of responsiveness, during which time the administrator contacted me through text messages and phone calls. The point of the response I received pertained to my own request to speak directly with the doctor-- wouldn't it require a viewpoint of teamwork from Dr. Jelic's office to perform the due diligence of "This patient has never not responded before. There are multiple ways to follow-up with her via text or phone call as I have in the past?" Instead, it was determined that the best next step for the patient is restart their BSSO journey, in spite of their current pain level, in spite of the last 16 months they have already spent in braces. If you have questions about my experience and/or the road to a BSSO, I am happy to provide any additional information. If you are reading this because you also navigated hindrances that stem from significant malocclusion, then I hope some of this context has helped your own journey and that you find a successful reparation soon.

Dr. Frost just took my wisdom teeth out last week - probably 10 years later than they should have…read morecome out (haven't been to the dentist in a while), and with 2 impacted. I was referred to these oral surgeons (http://www.omsanc.com/) by my dentist, and the experience was pretty good. Considering all the factors that should have made for a slow and painful recovery, Dr. Frost must have done a fantastic job as my recovery has been quick and relatively easy. He also has a good, confident and friendly manner (which you will prefer for someone who is about to use tools in your mouth). I would recommend him and suggest asking for a referral if you need oral surgery.

An amazing practice. I've had to have extensive work done at this practice, and my teenager has had…read moretheir wisdom teeth removed here as well. From friendly check-in to incredibly confident staff to Dr. Hill's expertise, kindness, and professionalism, hard to ask for a better experience.

I went with my son to initial consultation, was asked for a 50 dollar deposit, as soon as we were…read morecalled in by his staff, my son was told he needed X-rays. Staff conducted a meeting which felt like a sales pitch, mentioning deep sedation and PRP. When asked about other sedation options, my question was ignored. Meeting with surgeon was short. I was then directed to meet with financials, oh surprise!! You have to pay 500 dollars for the "x-ray" they just did. This was not mentioned beforehand. PRP is not covered and surgical center fees and anesthesia fees are really high. Nothing is presented as optional or modifiable. This did not feel like medical care, felt more transactional. I decided to go for another opinion, experience was completely different. We did not choose Chapel Hill oral surgery for his surgery, I cannot comment on surgical experience.

4:45 " App Store '…read moreReviews Triangle Implant Center ... 1 year ago I recently had my teeth removed for dentures and I was referred here by my dentist because I was on blood thinners. The office management is very poor, I was scheduled for the surgery months out but they called me less than a week before the appointment and said that they had to cancel because they had not received information from my cardiologist they needed. After some begging on my part they agreed to keep the appointment if my cardiologist sent the info, which he said he already did but he sent it again immediately. When I arrived I was treated okay by the staff at first until I was in the chair. When the surgeons came in NEITHER ONE OF THEM SAID A WORD TO ME. Instead one of them grabbed my chin and pulled it up and back, applying painful pressure underneath my jaw. My attempts to say something to her was ignored and she held me there until the drugs kicked in. When I woke up I was already outside of the clinic being bundled into the car with my mouth stuffed with gauze. I waited for months only to be treated like this because of a mistake that the office manager had made!! I don't recommend this facility at all and I have let my dentist know about the treatment and hopefully they will stop referring patients there. Update!!! One year after getting my dentures I have to have a piece of tooth removed that was left in my gums!! I can't bite down on that side because it is too painful. I am reporting this to the medical board. This place needs to be closed down!!

Extremely friendly, accommodating, prompt surgery scheduling, and *empathetic*. The Practice…read moreManager was very friendly and responsive. The surgeon's (Medical) Assistant was super friendly, professional and was super fast completing paperwork required by my employer for me to have the time off work approved.

Best dental office I have ever been to. I recently had a lot of dental work completed due to…read morechanging insurance and having better coverage to afford these services. I've had fillings, root canals (yes plural) and basic maintenance. I have worked with Dr. Cahill, Tabitha, and Paige. All were great, personable, and professional. The experience was as pleasant as the dentist can get. I highly recommend this practice.

This Dentist did inferious bridge work and he appeared suprised and upset when I refused to accept…read morethat poor quality of service. For this reason, I would not recommend Triangle Dental.

Have been going to Croasdaile Dental Arts for several years. They are easy to schedule with,…read morevisits go smoothly, billing and insurance go easily.

This place is shady. My husband received fillings in October 2019, the fillings fell out a few…read moremonths later, during the height of the pandemic. My husband who is already very anxious about the dentist waited until places started having appointments again and things were getting a bit better to go back to the dentist. He got the same fillings done again June 2021 and had to pay full price AGAIN. After emailing with them and talking to them, their response was "The Drs said the fees stay". They are rude and condescending. I asked for an explanation of why the fillings would have fallen out (were they done incorrectly?), they did not respond to that part of my email. They also tried to add on procedures after he was under nitrous oxide for a procedure before that so they could charge more. We paid 2 times to have the same 2 cavities filled, then my husband had to return because the same teeth were in terrible pain weeks later and then had to pay again for xrays to see what they messed up. Never again.

I was referred here by my dentist. My case was a difficult one. I had four impacted teeth and was…read moreof course sedated and asleep the whole time. Thank goodness because I get major anxiety from hearing any dental work being done. Dr. Serlo did a great job! I remember counting backwards and then waking up just as fast. I was given a bunch of gauze and a velcro gel ice pack that wrapped around either side of my head so it was hands free. Even though Dr. Serlo was attending a funeral that weekend, he still called to check up on me and left his personal cell number in case I had any concerns. While my recovery wasn't super quick, and I did end up with an infection which I had to take antibiotics for, I am just thankful I didn't lose any feeling in any part of my mouth considering how close one tooth was to a major nerve. I will admit that I'm a bit of a hypochondriac and came to the office in a panic thinking that my chin was still numb after the anesthesia wore off. But Dr. Serlo checked me out and assured me that I still had full feeling. (He did the pin prick test.) I only had to take Ibuprofen 3's during recovery and was able to manage my pain just as well without the additional prescription painkillers. I never even bothered to get it filled. I was going on vacation shortly after and Dr. Serlo made sure that if I ran into any problems, he would be able to get me in touch with a doctor in the area and let them know of my situation. I had zero issues with billing which is always a plus! NOTE: While my consultations and follow up appointments were done in the Chapel Hill office, my actual surgery was in the Durham office. Both were nice. I took off one star because I wasn't given a syringe to flush the area until I came in a few days after due to an infection. Not sure if that would've made a difference but I thought I would mention it just in case.

There is nowhere else you want to go for high quality and excellent care for wisdom teeth removal…read more Both of my teenagers have gone to OMSA and Dr. Ruvo. He is so knowledgeable and caring. The entire staff made us feel welcome and cared for.

My Root canal was great- ie every step was explained and very professional. If you're looking for a…read morenew dentist, I would suggest calling Dr. Spal's practice!

Dr. Donner and his staff are excellent human beings, and the practice is great, and hass been for…read moreour family for many years. In fact, the clinic is a pleasant place to be. The music is wonderful, and the windows look out on a wooded area with bird feeders. You leave feeling glad that you went there, and glad to have spent time with the staff. The equipment seems to be state of the art, and a wide range of dental services are available there. Any needed out-references for other dental specialties are made intelligently and with care. A dental chair is often thought of as one of life's quintessential places of discomfort. But I am surprisingly comfortable in the chairs at Scott Donner's clinic, and doubly so because it is clear that he is a very skilled, knowledgable, and experiences practitioner.