IF I COULD GIVE THEM NO STARS I WOULD. WARNING STAY AWAY. They were at one time a great facility…read morebeen going there since 2017, unfortunately the original Dentist left and they can't seem to keep anyone there for long, this is the 5th Dentist since I've started there. I was called and was told they will no longer accept United Healthcare and that I would have to pay outright. I asked how much, was told $85. Then was called again and told that I would need to be examined by the dentist or they wouldn't clean my teeth said my new total would be $143. When I went there today, they said exam would be $254 plus cleaning. I told them exactly what I thought of there bait and switch. They Denied ever quoting me those prices to my face, and the person who quoted me denied ever speaking to me. They ran a wonderful office into the ground.

ZERO STARS! Just moved to the area and needed a new dentist. An appointment was made for a…read morecleaning and dental check-up. Full mouth X-rays were declined via online paperwork. After getting there was told it could not be declined. The hygienist would not do anything until having full mouth X-rays done. After getting X-rays not completely covered by the insurance was told that there would be no cleaning today and would not see a dentist. They needed the X-rays to put together a very pricey "treatment plan." Have not missed any dental appointments and last dentist did not see a need for this "plan" they purposed. They seem to be only interested in money and not patient care. They were not truthful on what the appointment would entail. AVOID AT ALL COSTS.

Don't do it! cost me $8764 I am grateful only $280 went to…read moreDentistry of Tavares plus whatever the insurance paid for 5 fillings. Horribly done fillings. I should have got a second opinion on 5 fillings. The rest went to a 2nd dentist for a new evaluation , another cleaning, pull a tooth and redo a filling that cracked. The rest went of it went to a endodonist to do 2 root canals on 2 fillings , because the first dentist put the filling on the roots. I have been in pain for over 2 months on my left side. I will still need 2 caps. I never had any pain prior to my appointment here on my left side.

I don't usually write reviews, but I felt compelled to share my amazing experience with Dr. Carlos…read morede la Torre and his assistant yesterday. I was a new patient and needed an x-ray done ASAP since I was having a lot of pain and sensitivity with a crown I had placed about 9 months ago. They were able to schedule my appointment for the same day and after the x-ray was completed, Dr. de la Torre was super straightforward and informative, letting me know that I needed an extraction. I asked him how much it would cost, he gave me a reasonable price and stated he can do the extraction the same day. I was extremely nervous since I had never had an extraction done before, but they assured me that it would be quick and would only be sore for a couple of days. His assistant was also very sweet and empathetic, letting me know that she knows it can be a hassle to go through multiple dental procedures. I was in and out of there within an hour and a half. They sent me home with care instructions and a pain med prescription. Now, it's the next day and I barely have any soreness. I appreciate the professionalism and recommend Dr. de la Torre and his team without hesitation!

This journey all began with very painful toothache. After a year of on-and-off pain, it finally…read moregave in. The pain was above an 8 and it needed to be resolved asap. The harsh pain began Monday and Tuesday I was at the dentist. He found a crack causing the pain and suggested a root canal. He referred me to Dr. Caissie and I was able to get in on Wednesday. I've never had a root canal so obviously I was very anxious. I did some research online and some people suggested against a root canal citing infection can spread to your blood stream. They suggested an extraction instead. Well, after trying to move the tooth with my fingers to realize how tightly secure they were I know an extraction would be awfully painful and more serious than drilling a whole into the cracked tooth. This was confirmed by Dr. Caissie when he mentioned that if the tooth was cracked deep down he would need to refer me to an oral surgeon. Yes, like surgery! Luckily, my crack was not deep enough to require an extraction or fear infection spreading to my blood stream. Everyone at the office was extremely polite, honest, and most importantly, caring. The doctor came in and introduced himself and explained everything with visuals so I had no doubts about what I was in for. He addressed all my concerns and put me at ease. Let me make this clear, I am referred to as McChicken by loving friends, because I won't even do roller coasters, but I love scary movies; go figure! Clearly not a fan of pain. I also researched laughing gas, but this would be even more expensive on top of an already unexpected expensive procedure. If you don't get the laughing gas you'll still get the numbing injections so I didn't deem it necessary. I couldn't imagine a pain greater than that of the cracked tooth, and I was right, I didn't need the laughing gas after all. With Dr. Caissie's experienced hand I didn't even feel the injections!!!! I told him I had a high tolerance to anesthesia which meant more shots, but again, I didn't feel them. The last time I had injections at another dentist it was very painful and an unforgettable experience, so this was a huge relief!!! By the looks of it you would have thought I was in pain, holding on to the chair for dear life in fear I would feel the slightest pain. There goes McChicken again, but I digress. Please don't hate me; or do, it motivates me!!! I did not feel any pain whatsoever. Come to find out I actually had 4 roots which is a bit unusual, so Dr. Caissie had more work on his hands, and thus, the procedure took longer. He said I would have pain and prescribed steroids to help with the swelling. I was not thrilled about hearing the word pain, but oh well, at least it was not oral surgery or an extraction. Ok, you can hate how. Later on that evening, I still felt no pain. When asked later that evening if I felt pain, I said it must still be numb. I got a quick side-eye look and was told that should had worn off by now. Well, it's the day after in the afternoon and I've had coffee and later on a cold beverage by the pool and STILL NO PAIN WHATSOEVER. I am eternally grateful to Dr. Caissie and now that as I keep getting older I will need more of these and know where to go. NO PAIN!!!!! Thank you, Dr. Caissie!!!! Eternally grateful #greenlight

Professional staff and Doctor. I trust him and his staff and their competence. Great experience for…read morea dental visit.