Drive by and see who's in their parking lot. Then go in their office. See if there is anybody in…read morethere. That will tell you something. They want to put implants in your mouth. Because they need to make money somehow. I lost a tooth because of the situation they put me in. I left ! The owner is running it. He has no people skills.

The dentist seemed caring..unfortunately he has an unethical office manager. A claim was submitted…read moreto my carrier and they requested additional information..twice. Instead of calling the insurance company and straightening this out, today I got a text that they had charged my bill to my card..no phone call to me just took the money. DO NOT USE THIS OFFICE..the manager is a shyster who could care less about the patients of this office.

Not a friendly office person. Been going there for a year. Not very compassionate, more demeaning…read morethan helpful.

Dr. Stummer has been my dentist for over 25 years. He did a crown over 20 years ago and it is still…read morein great shape. I get comprehensive care and will continue to see Stummer Dental year after year. Our daughter has never had a cavity. Dr. Stummer sealed her teeth when she was young. He checks the seals every visit! She has great teeth thanks to Stummer Dental.

Have you ever heard horror stories about dental work going wrong and wondered how they are allowed…read moreto continue? I never thought it would happen to me but it did here. I went in due to extreme sensitivity, and was told I needed a root canal and crown to save my tooth. This would take 2 hours (this should have been the first and biggest red flag) but being in some pain and already there, I agreed. Sure enough, he went to work on the root canal, 3d printed the "crown" in front of my eyes (2nd red flag) and continued. The crown turned out to be a big filling printed to fit into my molar and glued to it. There was no actual crown or cap. Just a glued piece of something that needed to be filed down along with other molar to keep the bite (3rd red flag). I'd never needed any major dental work in my life and did not know there was supposed to be an actual crown, hence the name. 1 year later, the sensitivity came back which turned into pain. I decided to see a different dentist to find out the root canal was improperly done and got infected over time. I needed to have the molar that was supposed to be saved removed along with the one next to it! NEVER again am I going back there. The damage was too extensive which also explains why his license has been taken away in the past.

Dr. Pat Crawford is a great dentist with a state of the art office. The atmosphere is relaxing. The…read morestaff is wonderful and Dr. Crawford is a great dentist with excellent chair side manner. He did a crown for me in 1988 and I'm happy to report that it's still in excellent shape. Just got another crown today and expect the same results.

Dr. McGuire and his staff are the top tier of dental care. He has been my provider for 15 years and…read moremy insurance network is contingent upon him over medical. If insurance won't cover him, I'll pay cash. Look no further!

I have called this place many times over the past 3+ years to try and make an appointment. The…read morefirst time I was told I would be put on a waitlist. Second time I was told I was 12th on list. Third time I called in I was told I was around 25th on the list and this last time I called was told there was NO list. I also just recently reached out again and sent a request out on their new patient portal online and received no response back. Why have a new patient form online if the intent is to never take a new patient and just string them along?

Very pleased with the level of professionalism of Dr Nadeem and his staff, which include D.C…read more Chinelle Maryum, Dallas ,Alyssa and Alex. they all work together to make you feel welcome. Also send INS forms in for you, which is a big plus They let you know step by step what to expect. Would highly recommend

At 1 point in time, I was really excited about calling these people because my insurance lady. Said…read morethat this dentist does IV sedation when I called the gentleman says, no, we don't. But that their website says that they do. So that's kind of counterdicting. If you don't, then you should take it off your website that says you do

Great dentist. Kind and focused on pain control. Prior Ruth's done promptly. Office is clean and…read morestaff are friendly.

Dr. Crawford is the best!! And his staff is also amazing!! He has a great sense of humor, very…read morethorough and he gets the job done!

Gwyneth and Dr Philip are a dynamic dental duo. Their chair-side manner and sincere approach helped…read moremake the filling process as enjoyable as possible.

I made an appointment at the KCHC Silver Lake location for a 'Transfer of Care' as I wanted to see…read morea dentist closer to home. I had been to KCHC at the 14th Avenue location prior and My Chart had me due for a regular cleaning along with a couple of other procedures. I am currently unemployed with no insurance, therefore, must pay out-of-pocket for my dental. After paying $119.99, the appointment started as expected with the technical assistant taking x-rays of my mouth. After which, Dr. Knopp came in, intoduced himself and then looked in my mouth. He poked his tool into the not-yet-healed site of a tooth that had been extracted one week prior and I flinched due to the tenderness of my gum. He blamed my flinching on the tooth next to the extraction site - he didn't poke that tooth but I didn't say anything because he was clearly becoming agitated for some reason. Maybe he was having a bad day? Then he asked why I made the appointment and I said it was for 'Transfer of Care.' I also wanted to schedule a regular cleaning and talk about partial denture options. I had been told by another dentist that it would be wise to get partials for my missing teeth sooner than later, before my other teeth begin to shift. I wanted the regular cleaning done beforehand to remove the stains so that a partial could be accurately matched. Dr. Knopp went on to explain that I had a bad case of periodontal disease and have serious bone loss. I wasn't at all suprised by the news as this wouldn't be the first time I've heard it - I've seen 3 other dentists this year, they all told me. From there, things went south because he appeared to become even more agitated, and with doom-and-gloom, explained how my teeth would fall out (as if it would happen tomorrow) and said he would only do a deep-type of cleaning. I explained that I couldn't afford it. I told him I was interested in just a regular cleaning at this time because that's what I could afford, he asked, "What is the point?" Before I could explain the obvious, he said, "There is no point in it." The way he said it confused me, I just looked at him. In my mind, I was questioning if he was referring to my teeth or having some sort of break down. I think Dr. Knopp expected me to be completely devastated by my situation but because I remained calm, he mistook my lack of interest in being sold a plethora of expensive treatments, as outright denial of my periodotal issues (because that's what he wrote in My Chart). Anyway, he went on to discuss only one partial denture option. When I asked if a different option was available and described the type of partials my mother has, he said, "I could have one like that made for $700 but you won't like it at all." I told him that my mother absolutely loves both of hers and while I understand it's not the Cadillac of partial dentures, it's what I can afford at this time. I'm missing two upper molars on the right side and one lower molar on the left. I need something to keep my teeth from shifting, something that would enable me to chew food, and something that would help me present myself better during job interviews - so that in the future, I can get dental insurance through my employer, which would make following a dental treatment plan for my periodontal disease much more affordable. The mere mention of my mother's partials made him even angrier and he kept saying over and over under his breath, "What would be the point - it's more trouble than it's worth." There wasn't a thing I could think to say as I was simply mind-blown. Never in my life have I ever been spoken to like that by a dentist. He then went on to say, "You can't pick and choose what you want done. If you want to pick and choose you'll have to see a private dentist." This was by far the worst dental experience of my life - nothing at all was accomplished. The appointment went from 'Transfer of Care' to 'End of Care' at this location for me. There's a little more to this but I'm not given the amount of characters I would need to elaborate. Needless to say, I'll be looking for a private dentist who's kind and not carrying a 2-ton chip on his shoulder. Dr. Knopp's poor behavior toward me was inexcusable and left me feeling like less of a person. I feel that I'm owed a genuine apology and a full refund.

I thought the cost of $345 for cleaning & consult on a potential abscess was high even after the 5%…read morecash discount. I get it that an x-ray of the abscess spot was prudent but multiple x-rays of all the lower teeth on BOTH sides plus an additional whole jaw x-ray seemed bemusing. It would seem more sensible from a cost & customer perspective to take a shot of the scene & then consider if more is needed rather than shoot the whole movie & throw 95% out. As the single shot of the abscess point was sufficient for the consultation, all the extra procedures seemed redundant. Perhaps this is normal for patients with insurance coverage but for those without, reducing some would be appreciated. Thanks for listening. AB.

I chipped the worst molar in my mouth! I think every side but one had already been filled, so the…read morelast surface broke off.....made an appointment with Dr Crewe. I was not in pain so i took the first available appointment. Got in fairly quickly.....at the appointment, i explained i didn't want to invest in a crown on that tooth. He shaved off the rough edge and i was good to go! He is always open to a logical conversation about the most economical way to solve my tooth problem..... .and i appreciate that he's not the kind to be doing unnecessary work on my mouth to run up the bill! Ive been his patient for more than 20 years and have been very pleased along the way. I have reccomended him the past and would definitely do that again!

I had been looking for a good dentist since moving to Kenosha. This is the place. Easy scheduling…read moreand flexible hours. The Doctor takes the time to explain different options and does not talk down to his patients.

I got a lot of money in my mouth & I have had many superb dentists. Michelangelo is potentially my…read morenext great dentist. He & his staff while professional were also very personable & patient when they worked on my teeth. Michelangelo demonstrates pure passion for dentistry & dental care of his patients. After a normal cleaning, I saw my teeth the whitest they ever been outside of a special whitening treatment. :)

The staff was absolutely wonderful to work with, and the facility is nice and well kept, spacious…read moreand perfect for a dental office. I went in for what I thought would be a new patient exam and routine cleaning. I was advised after a review of my teeth by three different people (assistant, hygienist and dentist) that I would need a periodontal cleaning because I had some concerning spots of gingivitis. I was then told it was a fairly steep cost. Due to me being displaced from work, I simply didn't have the money to pay for it right then and there, so no cleaning was done. Fast forward, I end up going to a different dental office due to the fact that they were in network with my new insurance after I found a new job. That dentist reviewed my exam done by Library Park Dental, and I advised him that this periodontal cleaning was recommended by them. The dentist at the new office stated that he simply did not believe it was needed. He could see why there was concern due to some inflammation in my gums (aka gingivitis), but that a periodontal cleaning just wasn't necessary to fix the issue, and even mentioned that he was impressed with how well I take care of my teeth. By the way, that part is true - I am mindful of taking care of my teeth and I take pride in doing so! Anyway, I wanted to post this review in case anyone else was surprised to hear from this office that a more extensive procedure was necessary. I certainly was, and I do feel as though I was misled by Library Park Dental. The hygienist at this office stated that this would be necessary to prevent periodontal disease, which doesn't go away. I am thankful for preventative measures being recommended to me, but when it comes at my expense as a patient, I would hope that this was only recommended unless they thought it was completely necessary. I have no reason to disbelieve the new dentist as his response was honest and forthcoming by comparison. I also want to note that I'm by no means trying to insinuate that Library Park Dental is committing malpractice or anything of that nature - I'm sure they do great by the people that look to them for help. I'm only posting this in case this helps someone out there looking for some perspective, and/or if the practice sees this they can try to course correct.

Been a patient for years took one day and two staff members to disrupt a good thing. If the good…read morestaff members retire, I'm out.