Was impressed by their entire office, including Dr. Lee. My crown had fallen off. I called my…read moreprevious dentist office to see if they could repair. They never called back, so I made an appointment with Whispering Pines Dental. Was fixed in a matter of minutes. The staff was very friendly and Dr. Lee also gave me outstanding advice. I will be getting all my dental needs taken care by Whispering Pines Dental. I would definitely recommend them for anyone seeking a new dentist. I would give them a 10 out of 10, but unfortunately google only allows for 5 star rating. Keep up the outstanding work, looking forward to seeing them soon.

Just started with Whispering Pines Dental and found Dr Lee, Teresa & Anna all caring, helpful and…read moredefinitely for you as a patient! Office staff is friendly and helpful.

The absolute most unprofessional office I've ever been to. The office manager, who wouldn't give me…read moreher name, threw me out of the office while I was trying to get my records after the dentist botched my crown and now need a Root canal. While getting my crown done, the girls, including DANA were dancing around the office room bumping into me while performing work on my tooth. The same DANA then made fun of my name and asked me " do you lik your paw?". Making fun of my name. These women were the most childish, unprofessional medical workers I have come across in my 15 years as a physical therapist. An embarrassment and a liability to all patients. The pain I've been going through the past two weeks were of no concern to them, just their office Valentine party. If you are the owner of this establishment, you have some serious issues in this practice. Having an Office manager, Brianna, as hostile as she is is just embarrassing.

The Dentist Place Brooksville, Florida does present an image of friendliness and patient concern,…read morebut beware. I made an appointment at TDP, provided insurance information, and said I thought I was due for a cleaning and x rays. Upon arrival I was promptly greeted, and did all of the usual paperwork. They checked with my dental insurance, and presented me with my estimated fees for that day, x rays and cleaning. Well, I was 2 weeks short of qualifying for coverage of my cleaning, but they conveniently did not tell me this. The cleaning was good, and I have no complaint about the hygienist. She was the best part of the visit. Dr. Mendoza, did a 2 minute exam, and informed me that my wisdom tooth had considerable decay, and would require a crown. The estimate for that was around $1500. When I said, "For a wisdom tooth?" She said the other option was extraction-she would give me a referral. So, on I went to the next disaster place, Coastal Jaw. Estimate here for this was $1100 out of pocket. For a wisdom tooth, general anesthesia would cost $800. I said I had another wisdom tooth extract, and a sinus lift at the same time with local anesthesia, why general anesthesia for a simple extraction? Went for another opinion, and had x rays done, and was told tooth was relatively healthy, some decay, and a small filling should be fine, as a crown or extraction would probably necessitate the cost of replacing the crown next to the wisdom tooth. I could have incurred $3500 of expense at the Dentist Place, instead my filling cost was $110!! Avoid both of these places!

Type of Care, quality of care and office experience, has been extremely frustrating, and…read moredisappointing. The price for the repair repairs keeps changing. Some of the staff is exceptional. Others were rude and dismissive of my concerns. I was quoted $7000 out-of-pocket for three bridges.. then when I said I wasn't going to do all three just the front bridge. The price jumped to $8000. and they bill my insurance company for a deep cleaning that i had not even scheduled yet.

Great staff very professional and work was above satisfactory. Not your average dental office…read more Highly recommend

Family Dental Care has been my dental care provider for over five years! I tried others in the Dade…read moreCity area and was referred to this office by my daughters. It was a game changer for me! The staff is extremely friendly and Renay is very accommodating when it comes to scheduling, billing and emergency needs! The office meets standards in my book from cleanliness, dental equipment, and virtual/personal follow-up with upcoming appointments. Dr. "A" is very professional and has excellent referral contacts for specialized dental needs. Also what makes a doctor amazing are his assistants, Chely and Julie who does an excellent job prepping all patients! My Dental Hygienist, Scharlotte is absolutely amazing and very thorough with cleaning and examination! I highly recommend Family Dental Care for all of your dental care needs!

These guys continue to do amazing work…read more I was new to town and had gotten behind on needed dental care I have completed 4 visits for various issues and am well on my way to what I would call perfect dental care improving my overall health and quality of life These people are good Friendly Fair prices

I rarely leave negative reviews, especially because my first appointment with Dr. Ledger was…read moreexcellent. He was warm, friendly, and made me feel completely at ease. Going into my first filling, I actually felt confident because of how positive that initial experience had been. Unfortunately, today's appointment was the complete opposite. From the moment he walked into the room, he was cold and dismissive. I tried to joke that I wasn't ready yet, hoping to ease my nerves, but he didn't respond. I reminded him that I get very shaky from local anesthetic, and instead of offering reassurance, he said, "You've had a lot of dental work. This is all we've got. You'll be fine." During the procedure, he placed and tightened the thin metal matrix band around my tooth. As soon as it was tightened, I could clearly feel it digging and stabbing into my gum line. This wasn't pressure--it was sharp, localized pain exactly where the band was pressing against my gum. I told him I was in pain, but he argued that it was "just pressure." No, it was pain. I tried to explain that it genuinely hurt, but he became irritated and told me there was nothing he could do about it. The pain continued the entire time the band was in place. At that point, I stopped saying anything and just lay there with tears running down into my ears while he continued working. His incredibly kind assistant quietly wiped away my tears and showed me more compassion than the person performing the procedure. After the anesthetic wore off, my gum remained sore, and I now have a cut along my gum line. After the procedure, instead of apologizing or acknowledging that I had a painful experience, Dr. Ledger asked if I had generalized anxiety. I told him no. It felt like he was trying to blame my reaction on anxiety instead of accepting that I had repeatedly told him I was in pain. I told him I would never come back. His response was, "Really? Wow." He then walked out of the room repeating, "Wooow." I want to be very clear that every other member of the office was wonderful. The front desk staff, hygienist, and assistant were all kind, compassionate, and professional. They deserve five stars. I genuinely feel bad that they have to work with what can only be described as a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde personality. I know Dr. Ledger personally responds to his reviews, so I'll say this directly: Do better. Patients shouldn't have to argue with their dentist about whether they're feeling pain. If a patient tells you something hurts, listen. Even if there's no alternative, empathy costs nothing. No one should leave a routine filling appointment in tears, be left with an injured gum, and then have their experience dismissed as anxiety. I told you from the very beginning that I was uncomfortable and afraid of dental work. Instead of helping me through that, you made one of my biggest fears come true.

I paid $7,000 upfront for dental work, and ended up with gluing my broken teeth in every day…read more I went to this dental office in Oct/Nov 2024 for crown repairs on four teeth and to replace both my upper denture and lower partial. I paid $7,000 upfront, expecting quality care and a functional result. What followed was seven months of pain, delays, and disappointment. The crown procedures were excruciating. The anesthesia wore off within 15 minutes, and I was injected multiple times. At one point, I was told I had reached the maximum allowed and still wasn't numb--yet the drilling continued. My jaw swelled and bruised for weeks after each visit. I've never experienced this level of pain with any other dental provider. Next came the denture work. The team attempted to modify my old lower partial to fit around the new crowns but broke a clasp in the process, making the partial unstable. They made a temporary one, but it didn't fit properly. For months, I had to rely on gluing my old partial in daily (and still do see end of review) using Poly Grip while waiting for the new dentures. Over the next six months, I had numerous appointments for wax try-ins to select the proper teeth. Each visit brought new issues: the wrong shade, incorrect size, misaligned center line, etc. Six months in, they finally found a match that worked. When the final dentures were delivered, I noticed something shocking: they had no back molars. None. Every denture I've had before included back molars, which are essential for chewing food. I made another appointment and brought my husband along. We met with a dental assistant, explained the issue, and showed her my previous denture sets--all of which had molars. She seemed confused by the omission and called in the lab tech. We explained that four molars (two on top, two on bottom) needed to be added. She agreed and went to get the dentist. When the dentist entered the room, he immediately launched into a hostile tone. His voice was raised, and he accused us of being "too tense." We had said nothing more than, "We'd like the four molars added." We were calm, but he claimed he didn't like our tone. He then stated that he didn't understand the issue and that I "needed to learn how to chew." To try and deescalate the situation, I softly said, "I would please like my four teeth put in my denture plates." His response "There you go--that's all you needed to say," delivered with dismissiveness and blatant condescension. He left the room. My husband and I sat there, stunned by his behavior. The lab tech and assistant returned, apologetic and professional. I showed them again what needed to be added. They confirmed the plates would be ready in three days. Three days later, I picked up the dentures. Yes, the molars had been added. But after all this and 7 months into this, the dentures still did not fit properly. At this point, I was exhausted, emotionally drained, and completely done with the entire process. I left with the poorly fitting dentures and decided to seek help elsewhere. I found a denture repair clinic 1.5 hours away--Quick Denture Repair in Tavares, FL--and saw a gentleman named James. He was professional, respectful, and most importantly, skilled. He successfully repaired the top denture plate so that it now fits properly. Unfortunately, the bottom partial has a metal frame and was not salvageable for repair. As a result, I've had to come up with my own workaround: I now pair the newly repaired top denture with my old lower partial--the one the original dentist's office broke--and glue it in every day. While far from ideal, it's the only solution I've found that allows me to chew food without any discomfort. After 8 months, multiple appointments, and over $8,000 spent--including $1,260 for outside repairs--I left the original dental office with ill-fitting dentures and no lasting solution. It was the most painful and frustrating dental experience of my life. Along with being out all this money and not having a functioning set of new dentures. I absolutely do not recommend this practice.

I simply can't say how impressed and thankful I am to Dr. Fabrega and his assistant, Wendy, for…read moregoing the extra mile to make sure that I felt at ease and comfortable during my first visits to them recently. They both were great to work with and very gentle on someone who had dental anxiety. Everyone in the office was friendly and a pleasure to be around, Grace, the office manager, let me know that they all genuinely cared about me as a patient and that I was well cared for. Great staff and beautiful and clean office! I had not changed Dentist in years, and they made it such a smooth and easy transition. I highly recommended this office.

Amazing people and very knowledgeable dentist. Very honest and supportive with a great staff…read more Really liked the way they took the time to explain things.

*PUSHES PEOPLE TO COME IN WHEN RUNNING FEVERS - DO NOT COME IF YOU DON'T WANT TO GET SICK!*…read more Office staff will bill people who don't show up for their appointments when sick, even if they are running fevers (as they did for us). Otherwise the sick patients have to face an irrefutable bill. We were billed $50 because my wife woke up running a fever shortly after I had to cancel because I had gotten sick. Logical no-show cancellations make sense of course. But forcing people to come into the office while running fevers, and back-to-back family illness (which makes sense given we live together that we would catch from each other)? If you or someone in your household gets sick on an appointment day, know that you will be billed! And when you're in the office, know that the other patients might be coming in while sick, as they will be billed if they don't show up. We had chosen Heinecke Family Dentistry because they were not a big chain and seemed genuinely family-run. After spending several thousand dollars on extensive dental work out of pocket, they drew a hard line that we pay another $50 for getting sick, or never come back. The worst part is the duplicity of seemingly like a genuine and compassionate place, but actually have no issue tossing out two patients who have been coming for years for not coming in when sick. Thankfully we found another family-owned dentist office where we don't have to worry that other patients will be coming in while running fevers under threats of fees if they no-show for illness. Do NOT recommend.

Myself and my wife have been going here for years. My most recent cleaning visit resulted in damage…read moreto my repaired tooth. I did not even realize it until I got home and looked in the mirror. In hindsight I should have been tipped off when I was rushed out without even seeing the dentist. Pain cold distant experience that left me mutilated.