So impressed with the treatment I received. All my issues were resolved in a caring manner. Love…read morethe results.

Excellent dentist. I needed to have a root canal that saved my tooth. I was amazed how at ease I…read morewas. The tooth was rough to work on but she did an excellent job. I am very happy with the results. The whole staff is pleasant and give great service. Having bad experiences in the past that made me avoid a dentist have now been replaced by the Excellent care given at Drosinski Dental. I am very pleased to have found them

Dr Hamel is a lovely person and a very competent and extremely gentle dentist:)…read more All of her staff wear the makeup on their leader and she treats not only the patients with kindness and respect but she also treats her staff the same professional way. She is a class act and my wife and I plan to stay under her care as long as we are able Dr. Anthony and Barbara Mullen

This review is based off my attempt to make an appointment and the staff working at this office,…read moreand not specifically for Dr. Hamel's capabilities. Call 1: Approximately 11am - I am immediately asked if I would like to hold. Sure, no problem, I'll hold. 10 minutes pass without a single "we'll be right with you". I hang up. I am now irritated. Call 2: Approximately 2pm the same day. The phone is answered by a woman who talks to me for about 15 seconds, and then puts me on hold. 11 minutes and 33 seconds pass. I hang up. I am now pissed and decide to Yelp my lovely experience. Dear Dr. Hamel, You may be a lovely dentist, but you need to teach your staff how to handle phone calls. Long story short, I am in search of another dentist. Regards, Hates Being Put on Hold

Absolutely amazing place! I needed a root canal and other issues taken care of. They made me feel…read moreat ease and my cleaning with Tanya was great. I'm not fond of the dentist but Dr. Rogers and his team have changed that. Thanks guys!

Left a space between my teeth after spending tens of thousands . He said nothing else could be done…read more. I lived with this for years and last week for $1800 I had a bridge fill the gap!

They wanted over $300 just to look at my son's broken tooth. I stopped going there because they…read morewould charge three times what my MetLife insurance company would pay.

Recently I made an appointment at Dr Grossman practice. He was out and I saw Dr Ritz for the first…read moretime. He came in and made me feel like he had my best interest and advised me with two options. One of which I realized was gong to be the most realistic one long term. He didn't rush me and allowed me to think about what we've discussed and come to a conclusion. Then he informed me of what I was could expect. Step by step. This is what real care is. If you're new to the area and need a good dentist. I promise you, you won't be disappointed. Thank you.

Went in to have a filing replaced that feel out (they did the procedure 2 months before) and they…read morecharged me for another filing. Only go if you want to get ripped off. They make you come back every two weeks because they only reserve 15 minute slots. The "Drs" dont even do the work they have students do it and check the work. Ridiculous.

I can't say enough complimentary things about Dr. Brown. He is skillful, knowledgeable, pleasant,…read moreand always willing to squeeze in a patient in need. He is by far the best dentist around. His entire office staff are professional and courteous. Together they have created a very happy and relaxed environment!

Two thumbs up to Darlene, the dental hygienist. Darlene was thorough in cleaning my teeth making…read moresure to remove all the tartar. She was pleasant and knowledgeable. The things she shared regarding the condition of my teeth were echoed by Dr. Brown when he gave a brief follow- through examination. Oh yeah, Dr Brown was also pleasant and gave needed advice for teeth maintenance. Thank you for a job well done!

Good call. When a dental office's numbers change that drastically for the same work, you should…read moreabsolutely document it everywhere. I wrote three versions you can use. 1. Google Review (short but strong) This is the one most people will actually read. Writing My experience with Horizon Dental was very concerning. On 2/3/2025 i was given a written treatment estimate showing $2,158.90 out of pocket and $2,682.10 covered by insurance. I was told I had to pay the full amount before I could even schedule the appointment. After I went and got the money together, I returned on 3/3/2026 and was given a completely different estimate for the exact same dental work. This time they said the total was $4,560.00, with insurance only paying $783.00. Nothing about the treatment plan had changed, yet the numbers were drastically different just one month later. This experience felt extremely misleading and frustrating as a patient. I would strongly recommend that anyone considering treatment here get a second opinion and carefully review their estimates before paying anything. 2. Complaint to Your Insurance Company (Insurance companies actually take these seriously.) Writing I am writing to report a concerning experience regarding billing estimates from Horizon Dental. On February 3, 2026, I received a treatment plan estimate from Horizon Dental for specific dental procedures. The estimate showed a total patient responsibility of $2,158.90 and indicated that my insurance would cover $2,682.10. I was informed that I would need to pay the full patient portion before I could schedule the dental work. After I obtained the funds and returned to the office on March 3, 2026 to proceed with treatment, I was given a completely new estimate for the exact same procedures. This new estimate stated that the total cost would be $4,560.00 and that my insurance would only cover $783.00. The procedures had not changed, yet the cost and insurance coverage were drastically different within a one-month period. This raised serious concerns for me about the accuracy and transparency of the billing practices being used. I am requesting that my insurance provider review this situation and confirm whether the billing estimates provided by Horizon Dental were accurate and appropriate. I would also appreciate clarification regarding what the correct coverage for these procedures should be under my plan. Thank you for your time and assistance. 3. Pennsylvania Dental Board Complaint This one is more formal. Writing I am submitting a complaint regarding billing practices I experienced at Horizon Dental. On February 3, 2026, I was provided with a treatment estimate for dental procedures. The estimate stated that my out-of-pocket cost would be $2,158.90 and that my insurance would cover $2,682.10. I was told that I would be required to pay the full amount before I could schedule an appointment to complete the treatment. After obtaining the money and returning to the office on March 3, 2026, I was provided with a new estimate for the same procedures. The new estimate listed a total cost of $4,560.00 and indicated that my insurance would only cover $783.00. The procedures recommended had not changed, yet the estimated costs and insurance coverage were drastically different within one month. This created confusion and raised concerns about the accuracy and transparency of the billing practices used. I am requesting that this matter be reviewed to determine whether proper billing procedures and ethical standards were followed. One more thing (this matters): Before you post or file complaints, take pictures of both treatment estimates if you have them. Documentation makes your complaint 10× stronger. If you want, I can also show you: Where to file the complaint in Pennsylvania (direct link) How dentists sometimes manipulate treatment estimates so you know exactly what may have happened here.

Started as a decent experience, MYold dentist said I had great teeth just a year before when he…read moreretired. One tooth had a cavity on the side and on top from an old set of braces I had on when I was a kid. I knew that one needed a cap. After that I never saw my original dentist. All of a sudden I needed 3 additional caps. Believing they were honest, I scheduled them. The 2nd one on the opposite side was pretty quick. The third one they ground down so far they hit the nerve and still put the cap on, its super sensitive and food gets stuck. I never went back for the 4th one. Saw another dentist and he said I was lucky I didn't do the 4th one because that tooth DID NOT NEED A CAP. I had insurance but still paid out of pocket. Called to discuss with them but never received any calls back.