i just completed a dental crown treatment. The treatment took two visits. Dr Ridgley explained what…read morethe process entailed. she answered all my questions and relieved my anxiety. Amanda, the dental Assistant was wonderful. She also was so patient with me as she worked on the crown with precision , exactness and care. I was so happy that she took care of me as well as Dr. Ridgley. i would highly recommend Neshannock Dental to all those who are looking for a dentist. i feel confident that your experience would be good!

Be aware of this office. Very poor billing practices. The fact that i had reputable Dental…read moreInsurance from MetLife meant nothing. This dental office has mastered the art of confusion. This office advertises as a participating provider. I was charged full amount well over $ 1,100.00 for a crown upfront before i could be treated. No office staff advised getting a pre approval first. I had to bring it to their attention that i was overbilled. Then i was told i would receive a refund if the insurance paid. I was wrong to agree to this and paid upfront because i so needed the procedure. It took me a month to receive a refund of $ 473.40 and i had to fight for it. i not only paid them but my dental insurance paid them as well. They held my money even after MetLife indicated they would pay. I have never experienced anything like this in all of the years i have visited dental practices. I am 69 years old. The office aide named Ava was very demeaning and needs to learn how to respect and speak properly to the customer. Her attitude and approach to the public is unacceptable. I have been so tempted to report this incident as elder abuse and feel bad for any elderly person who does not understand these procedures. Needless to say, my husband and i will not return.

had a bad cavity on Sunday so I couldn't find anyone but had called them and they got me in as…read moreearly as they could Monday, their service was quick and the dentist along with his staff were very kind! there was no pain and he had me in and out in about 30 minutes. really a wonderful dentistry and would 10/10 recommend

Haven't we all dreaded the dentist? I no longer do, thanks…read moreto Dr. Hartle! Before visiting him, I had a painful filling. Up to that point, dental visits were dreaded. Ryan (Dr. Hartle) is now the exception. Going to his practice was a relief! Every person there treated me respectfully. Really, it was more than I expected. I first came to Dr. Hartle after having a painful procedure from another dentist, who then advised me to get a crown from him. I was referred to Dr. Hartle through a friend, and Dr. Hartle not only informed me the crown was unnecessary at this point, but also took care of a filling quickly and painlessly. Dr. Hartle is just is incredibly friendly, more so than any dentist I have had. His assistant Barb was sweet enough I might have mistaken her for my mom; I'd send anyone I knew to him!

Dr Ladner is a great periodontist / oral surgeon. He has a very comforting manner and explains…read morewell. He works on schedule is you don't end up sitting around for hours on end.

Once again,we have only the best comments about Dr. Matt and his staff. I had an appointment for a…read morecrown on my tooth and it proved to be difficult. But, it was a professional, empathetic, and kind experience. This practice receives our highest recommendation. Shirley Snyder

Fantastic. Every other dentist was at least a week out for a tooth extraction. Called Lombardi…read moredental less than 2 hours before they closed hoping for a next day appointment. The receptionist was very understanding and told me to come in that day and they had the tooth out within an hour of my phone call. (Procedure only took 10-15 minutes) Everyone was super friendly and the doctor was reassuring the whole time. Definitley calmed my nerves.

Crown and fillings. done in 2 hrs . Love that office and the people that work there . Kind,…read morepainless, and passionate !

I lost a filling this past Saturday and called this morning. They took care of me this afternoon. I…read moream a long time patient and all the staff has always been patient, caring and professional. I am a dentophobe (is that a word?) and they understand that completely and handle my idiosyncrasy with patience. Highly recommend this group!!!

Total disclosure. It's what we live by. In fact, it's the law. Would you buy a TV without knowing…read morethe price? You get your credit card bill and it's twice what you thought? No one disclosed a price to you prior to your purchase. A lawyer will quote you a price for services. A car dealer? Yep. Why does Gordley have the right to plop you in his chair, perform all kinds of procedures without informing you of at least a cost estimate? Does his office practice non-disclosure? The office didn't even give me a clear diagnosis; they did some x-rays and took me into his futuristic 3D x-ray room. After the cool new machine provided some images, he still had no solid diagnosis and told me to see my PCP. He gave me some nickel-dime antibiotic and I went to the front desk. The front desk conveniently could not get to my insurance company online so I paid hundreds of dollars for my visit. The desk told me my insurance company would reimburse me. A month or so later, I got a check for $30+ dollars from my insurance company. Did Dr. Gordley pull the wool over my eyes with his cool new 'Jetsons' x-ray machine that he knew my insurance wouldn't pay for? Did Gordley's office practice non-disclosure? How many Seniors or University students get duped everyday by this sleazy practice? My last dentist would tell me what they were going to do step-by-step, run it through my insurance company and get my permission BEFORE performing any procedures. Gordley doesn't do that. That day, the poor lady next to me had to write a check for over $800.00. WTF? I still have a sore tooth and have to go somewhere else to get it fixed. Hidden fees are an unscrupulous practice. This guy is getting rich on your dime. There are many honest dentists in the area. Don't get duped with Gordley.

Dr Gordley and his entire practice are friendly, professional and amazing dentist. They have been…read moremore helpful than any other dentist I have ever been to. They make going to the dentist easy and way less stressful. Dr Gordley has the newest technology making what used to be hard appointments way easier. I am incredibly thankful for all of them and the work they do.

We love Dr. Moses. He is so kind and caring. The office staff is also very helpful. Anytime I have…read morean issue, they work to get me in as quickly as possible. My son has had multiple teeth pulled for orthodontics and they are so great with him. No one enjoys the dentist, but they certainly try to make it less scary.

I booked an appointment with Dr. Moses to be pro-active about treating molars on the bottom right…read moreside of my mouth. They had really big fillings in them and would eventually need to have work done on them. I did not want to have to go through having really bad toothaches, so, I scheduled an appointment to have them be taken care of. He had done a root canal on the opposite side of my mouth a couple of years prior. On the day of my appointment, he drilled my teeth for the better part of an hour. It wasn't until he was done and had mapped my teeth to make a crown that I realized that he was not going to do a root canal. He never discussed treatment with me. I assumed that since this situation was almost identical to the previous one, that the treatment on the right side would be the same. He was the doctor, so, I trusted him. (Mistake #1.) He finished the drilling, made a temporary crown and was done for that appointment. I paid the full bill that day (Mistake #2). Root canals cost well over 1000.00. My copay was almost 800.00. So then my pain began. Teeth that didn't hurt previously, now were very painful. I called his office after a few days because of the pain. When I went in to see him, I was assured that everything would be okay. When it was time to place the permanent crown, I was still complaining of being in a lot of pain. They told me that the permanent crown would solve the problem. I guess that in this office, once size fits all. It's not possible that your situation might be different than the general population. The permanent crown did not solve the problem. For four months I have endured tooth pain and severe tooth pain, jaw pain and severe jaw pain, and have taken several rounds of antibiotics. When I returned, again, after trying steroids and more amoxicillin with no improvement, he decided that I needed a root canal on #31. He said, "I'm going to send you to an endodontist for a root canal. The girls up front will give you all the information and book an appointment for you". He was out the door of the examining room and couldn't get away fast enough. I called the office manager to request a 50% refund to put towards the additional procedure. I told her that I was pissed. The answer was "absolutely not!" I know that Dr. Moses knows that he should have done a root canal to begin with. The endodontist, Dr. Benson, and his staff were wonderful and I learned a lot: I learned that I will never let a dentist do more than a filling I learned that even professionals don't want to take responsibility for their mistakes I learned that excessive drilling on a tooth can damage the pulp and roots and cause infection to start I learned that if saliva gets into a dental procedure, the bacteria can cause an infection....the doctor's responsibility I learned that an endodontist has 2 - 3 years more education than a regular dentist and they also serve an internship I have dealt with pain and infection for the entire summer. Dr. Moses has not taken responsibility for his part in this "drama". You can judge by what you have read.