So senior year of college, I fell and hit my face on the sidewalk. In addition to supreme…read moremortification, my souvenirs from my experience included two chipped teeth. Completely embarrassed and over four hours away from my dentist in NY, I immediately sought referrals to a dentist. Someone recommended Dr. White, and I have been going to see him ever since. When I had my "emergency," Dr. White fit me in the next day. Granted, I had to wait a while since I didn't have a formal appointment, but he was able to quickly fix my problem... And my teeth look great! In addition, I had crummy insurance at the time that was NY-based. Dr. White's staff made extensive calls and worked with the insurance company even though it clearly was not one of their preferred plans. Since then, I have been back for cleanings multiple times. Expect to hear funky music (not your typical elevator, lite FM music) in the halls. The cleanings are thorough yet not painful, and the staff will frequently explain any abnormalities and show what you should be doing better when brushing, flossing, etc. I never got the feeling that Dr. White was recommending procedures just for the sake of doing them. I would definitely recommend Dr. White! Even though I now live over an hour away from his offices, I still make the trek up to Lutherville when I can.

Ive been going to Dr White for a few years now, and recently had to undergo a root canal. Dr White…read moreused his expertise and referred me to go across the hall to Dr Volk for this root canal specifically (Dr White does do root canals FYI). I never had a root canal before, so naturally, I was terrified beyond means. Dr White and his staff coordinated with Dr Eric Volk and his staff and made my entire appointment seamless between having the root canal and then crown work done in one swift step. The accommodations and degree of care between the two offices were unbelievably amazing, and I can not thank all of you enough. Thank you so much for catering to my dental anxiety, each time I am getting better and better with it- and it's all because of your wonderful staff. PS: Thanks for the hugs.

Thank you, Dr. Lee no pain at all. I forgot you were doing dental work. Because I was listening to…read moreSade. I nearly dozed off..twice...Wow. it was like over and done like nothing never happened. Thank you so much Dr. Lee..

I had the misfortune to need an emergency root canal done. A dentist took me in and discovered the…read moresource of my pain, and recommended Dr. Lee. Thankfully, he was able to take me for a lunchtime appointment and I'm glad that he did. The location is in a semi-confusing office building, but there are signs that can help you find it. The moment I came in, I started a pleasant administrative process. The desk staff worked with me and my insurance issue (I have no card and it has to be called in). Every time I apologized for the mess, they were friendly and assured me there was no problem. Sure enough, I was eventually done, even given an estimate on the procedure's cost. The procedure itself was to be expected, but made better by the "bedside" manner of staff. The assistant was polite and nice, asking me questions about my family and helping me to get settled. Dr. Lee was professional and friendly, which was needed. I had a "hot" tooth, which required him to drill all four nerves... a painful experience. He constantly kept stopping whenever I hurt too much, apologized and kept adding more novocaine wherever necessary. Dr. Lee was adamant about trying to make me feel no pain at all, despite my situation making that nearly impossible. Afterwards, the clerk gave me the true final total (even apologizing because it was $50 more than estimated, although still reasonable). I was able to sign out quite quick and Dr. Lee even gave me a discount because of the pain he couldn't quite solve, even though I never expected him to. I assured him that the pain was nothing compared to before the root canal and worth the lack of it afterwards. I certainly hope I never have to use an Endodontist again, but if I do it will most assuredly be Dr. Lee and Hero Endodontics.

Best Dental practice ever. The quality of care is top notch. The staff and the dentists are great…read more The front of office staff members are so professional. They never make you wait long and you always feel welcome. Best place in the Pikesville/Owings Mills area.

During the consultation he (Dr. Schwartz) was engaging and explained the procedure. On surgery day,…read morehe never made eye contact, gave minimal explanation, and I woke up not knowing my teeth had been removed. I understand that wisdom teeth extraction is a good pay out for insurance. I'm 58. There was nothing wrong with my wisdom teeth. Neither Dr. Schwartz or Dr. Vermani (Naylors Court Dental) have followed up with me after such a needless and painful experience. Why is it not ok to have a patient with no dental issues??

Dr. Richardson and her team were extremely nice . I went in for a root canal and I am an anxious…read moreperson with face anxiety. She literally held my hand and gave my her ankle to hold when he hand wasn't available for comfort lol. I appreciate how she was understanding of my phobia and talked me through the procedure for comfort. I would recommend her to anyone who needs a doctor with bed side manners and professionalism . thanks again Doc :)

Dr. Brenda Richardson is very knowledgable and caring. Everyone at the office is so friendly. I…read morehave terrible anxiety and they are patient. It was a great experience and I highly recommend them!

Absolutely the best oral surgeon and staff I've visited. Dr. Mandel save my tooth when anther…read morewanted to yank it out! Not only skilled but a kind and gentle man. Rest of the staff is awesome too.

I had a couple of teeth on both sides that had root canals and had been crowned almost 20-years…read moreago, that were failing and all four needed to be pulled. The choice was a bridge on both sides, which I wasn't crazy about on my rear molars, or to venture into world of implants. My dentist didn't offer them and recommended me to a specialist, Dr Mandel. Upon my first visit, Dr Mandel took x-rays, did an examination, and offered a game plan to attack it one side at a time. The one-side needed bone grafts, and he suggested tackling that first, and then onto the other side. However, this doubled the time frame before new crowns could be installed to six-months on that side. We discussed the process, and he thoroughly walked me through the entire procedure, answering my questions, and offering a consultative approach to making sure I was comfortable and had realistic expectations. While I was very nervous about what was involved and how long it would take, the decision was made to have it done right and to move forward with the procedure. Well, almost one year later and now having the new crowns installed, and I can say without a doubt it was a great decision. They look great, feel great, and certainly beat a bridge or dentures. While it was indeed a process, Dr Mandel was a total pro throughout the entire ordeal. He was extremely meticulous in every aspect of the journey, from the first examination, to being unbelievably good at everything around implants. In fact, it went so well, I decided to finally have a cosmetic dental makeover on my entire upper teeth. I ask Dr Mandel for a recommendation, and he sent me to another very professional and talented dentist. When all the 20-year crowns were removed on my top teeth, it became necessary to have two more teeth extracted, and once again it was determined by my dentist that two of my top teeth were gone and it was either a bridge or a couple more implants, so back to Dr Mandel. The difference is this time I had total confidence in Dr Mandel, and as before it went incredibly smooth. In a matter of a couple of hours, he performed two very difficult extractions, and like a mad scientist, placed the two implants. In the meantime, I have a temp on my entire upper teeth and will wait out the next 3-4 months before having the crowns installed so it's all done at the same time and I can get the best match. For anyone who may be scared or nervous about considering having implants vs dentures, bridges, or simply missing a tooth, it's not nearly as scary as it sounds. The key is to see a real pro like Dr Mandel. This dentist is incredible, and his mannerisms and skill make it clear he is truly a maestro at what he does. He instilled confidence every step of the way, performed extremely difficult procedures, and the outcome has become wonderful. In addition to these very important aspects, he was also one heck of a nice guy that literally couldn't have made it more pleasant through it all. I'm very appreciative that I found him to go through this process, and that it actually gave me the motivation and desire to tackle a full dental makeover. I can honestly say I don't think I would have jumped all in without Dr Mandel's encouragement, guidance, and reassurances along the way. If you find you need to have implants, be sure to check out the maestro, Dr Mandel.

I needed a consultation with an oral surgeon. I have an infected dental implant. Went through two…read moresurgeries because of this. Still have infection because implant is the source of the infection . My son had a good experience removing wisdom teeth several years ago. I went back to original dentist and original periodontist practices. But wanted to have an opinion from a dental surgeon as well. I made the appointment. I received a call from grace , asking me ... did I have ct scans? Did I pay for them? Next I was told Dr john was refusing my consultation. Why? Too many opinions! I was frantic. I was leaning toward Dr John to help me finally get the infection out of my body . I b egged him to reconsider. I was told no! My call was block Ed. I was in shock. I believe I have the right to several opinions. i was told I couldn't speak to him either. Very upsetting. Very disappointing.

Anush John is the worst. He only care about money instead of patients…read more He did a very bad job on my bone graft and had to redo it. However, he charged me twice. He cancelled my appointment and still charged me $250. I refused to pay and he sent me to collection list. What an evil!

Our consultation appointment went well with Dr. Brown and assistant. When my daughter arrived for…read moreher wisdom teeth surgery, Jen, the nurse, was wonderful and very knowledgeable. However, when surgery was complete I never saw the doctor before or after procedure. Jen kept me posted on her recovery, which all lasted in total 50 minutes and she was wheeled out. This was my daughter's first surgery and did not do well with anesthesia and wasn't able to walk out. I wished they had kept her longer in recovery. I have not received a follow up call or email from the office to check in either. Grateful for Jen and the initial conversation with Dr. Brown but not thrilled with post surgical care. ​

They don't know how to do their job. My appointment was cancelled because they shirked their…read moreresponsibilities and made a diagnosis without even seeing me. They cancelled on me at 830 AM the day of my appointment which was less than 24hrs before my appointment . Where's my $150 cancellation fee? I was foolish enough to think that because what I needed was listed on their website that they would help me get some relief. If you don't want or like to do your job then you shouldn't be a practice. You are bad people and a bad business. I will never recommend you and if anyone I know ever needs you Dr Brown I will yell from the rooftops to never go to you. Shame on you and shame on everyone that works there

On Thursday 12/27/2012 I had to get 2 impacted wisdom teeth removed and was extremely nervous,…read moreseeing as how through the grace of GOD I have never had any type of surgery performed on my body. Some may call it a small job but to me it was huge. I had my work done by a maxillofacial, oral surgeon by the name of Bernard Ian Krupp,DDS at the Krupp Center. I must say walking in I was fine and they made me feel very secure and trusting in them. However, once I sat in the chair the gitters started to kick in; the nurse knew it when I asked to use the bathroom. She said "hurry back and don't run out on us". ahhahahaahhahaha! It was so ironic because that is exactly what I was thinking almost like she was reading my mind. Just as well I know I wasnt the only one who has been like this. After the restroom i sat back down nervouslly. Once she place the mask on my face for sedation, I started to become more relaxed of coarse. Almost like I had a couple shots of vodka, lol. Oddly enough I never felt like I went to sleep, when I woke up I said to the surgeon "when am I suppose to fall asleep"? He started laughin and says, "were done Mr. Stephens". Well once it was over I felt so relieved that it was done and the process was successful. I have been following all the rules that the surgeon have set for me and the healing is coming along very well. Oddly, I have not had any swelling, which may be due to the amount of ice I have had on my face. Secondly, I have codeine, amoxicillin and ibuprofen that I have been taken. Ironically, with all these medications I'm taking I still feel normal; even after the surgery I was walking and talking regular. I just would like to say the Krupp Center is highly recommended not just by me but from other reviews. The dentist I visited prior to the Krupp Center informed me that they would have to break my jaw bone to remove the teeth because of how impacted it was (they were literally facing horizontal). The Krupp Center didnt take more than 30mins for the surgery and they didnt have to break my jaw bone. So if you or anyone you know needs to have their wisdom teeth removed inform them to take a look at the Krupp Center.

The new dentist is awful. He consistently runs behind--/and hour or more for the first appointment,…read moredoes not show up in time and is not nearly as knowledgeable. Don't bother.