Dr Wygonski was great in every way a while back. I was having my last two 3rd molars extracted. I…read morehad first 2 in another state and had an issue with one of them having the root wrapped around bone. I did my research due to not knowing what may be found with last two and chose Dr Wygonski. I also had medical issue that had to be addressed before and during oral surgery. Dr Wygonski was very patient with me answering all questions I had. I always only chose a "local" with all dental work. I've worked in the dental field and was very impressed with his professionalism. He did amazing work and I had no issues. God bless

I do not recommend this dentist…read more My daughter had a strange feeling after her consult and we should've gone with Dr Latimer in Falmouth, where I recently had wisdoms extracted. Why we don't recommend: - lots of jokes and little time spent with my anxious daughter. He was demeaning and even "scary" (as someone else stated) when putting her under for the extraction. - didn't thoroughly check medication interactions. - didn't provide written instructions upon departure. - needed a follow up - she was incredibly careful and ended up with an infection. Needed another procedure. Again, he was casual, unclear with care and made a joke about not using google. Avoid this doctor if you have any anxiety &/or want thorough and professional care with a caring bedside manner.

This was over a year ago. We had no problem with the office folks or other personnel…read more I brought my elderly brother to get a tooth pulled, but my brother couldn't remember why the procedure was needed. I asked to talk to Dr. Meier before the extraction. He was reluctant and uncomfortable with my question, then he rushed me out of the room. As his caretaker, I never have problems talking to my brother's doctors. I only recently found out that this doctor also knocked out my brother's existing crown and had to glue it back in that day. My brother was afraid to tell me until just now. I can accept the crown dislodging as a normal accident and he fixed it with no issues. But given his discomfort with my question, then not telling me about the crown incident, I'm annoyed. Maybe he had an off day, but we will nonetheless request a different surgeon in the future.

Wonderful staff! Dr. Theo is great. Implant experience - pain and stress free. Great choice if…read moreyou need dental surgery.

Booth is an excellent dentist. In addition to superior skills and knowledge, he posses the…read morerequisite bedside manner that makes your experience informative and positive. Just having had a tooth extracted, I'm not in the mindset to write a lengthy review. That being said, the positive experience did provide me the need to properly recognize and note a well deserved acknowledgement. I'd give the man 6 stars if I could.

I unfortunately had a very negative and traumatizing experience at General Dentistry of Cape Cod…read more I discovered the practice when I had a small chip in an onlay during the time that many practices were closed due to lack of PPE and COVID-19 restrictions. I was thrilled to find a practice that was in good shape to open and could help me within a week of calling about my situation. Upon my arrival, I noticed that the practice was taking health and sanitation precautions very seriously, which is certainly a relief during this time. When examining my tooth, Dr. Uzpurvis expressed concern over what was tooth and what was onlay. The onlay was done using CEREC technology so the color was designed to match my natural tooth. When examining the X rays, I was told there were two white lines beneath the surface which must be a crack, so he drilled very far into the tooth and prepped it for a crown versus an onlay. I was not having any pain under the tooth and the chip was just a small chip on the side where food was getting stuck. When I showed the X ray to my provider who put in the onlay, she explained these were actually cement lines, not a crack, which explains why they only appeared below the surface. The prep was very painful. I usually have a high tolerance for pain, but this was unbearable. I went home swollen and was told to come back the following week for "ES." I asked what this was and Dr. U said "don't worry about it, we just move around the gums to make room for the crown." I woke up the following morning with blood on my pillowcase and in my mouth from the dental work. The temporary crown I was given was very uncomfortable. When it was ultimately removed the base of the crown had not been shaved down and was very rough on the skin. Shaving down this crown would have taken 2 minutes max and alleviated so much discomfort I was experiencing, but this was just one example of the patient not coming first at this practice. It was also too wide. I returned to the office the next week for the ES, which is actually electro surgery - a gingivectomy. I was not at all prepared for this invasive procedure. Essentially a tool is used to burn the gums around the tooth. It was very painful and leaves your gums raw. This procedure took place on May 18 - it is currently July 20 and my gums have still not fully recovered. After the ES was complete I was in a lot of pain and required more novicaine injections. I was then given an Advil and a Tylenol as I was not prepared with any pain medication, not understanding what type of procedure this would be. Finally we were done and the mold was taken for the crown. After looking at the mold I was informed that this procedure was not the right one and I was going to have to wait weeks to heal and then go back in for a crown lengthening surgery. I broke down. I was already traumatized from this surgery, and now I need another? I asked for an explanation. Dr. U said that when he got halfway around the tooth he thought it might not work but kept going. I asked why we didn't catch this beforehand and got a few frustrating responses. The first was "I was trying to save you some bucks" and the second was "I mucked up, this was the wrong procedure." This was all so shocking to hear. As a patient, I want to know the risks of a procedure before going into it so I can assess if putting myself through something very invasive to potentially save money that may or may not work would be worth it. I was not given the opportunity to understand any of the risks or really any of the decisions being made while I was in the chair. Because I was in pain and clearly upset from sitting through what turned out to be an unnecessary surgery, Dr. U liberally prescribed me a Tylenol with Codeine and Lorazepam - a drug I had never heard of or taken - to treat the anxiety of coming back. I was told Lorazepam would "feel like a glass of wine" and to take it on my way in. I was not about to trust taking a new drug after this treatment and threw the bottles away. I called my regular provider after this experience, and she offered to take a look at my case the following week now that her practice was up and running. I was shocked to see that much of the onlay that I believed was taken out was actually still intact, which means we probably took out a lot of good tooth in prepping for this crown. I had the crown done elsewhere. When I went to bill, my insurance said Gen Dentistry billed my insurance as if the crown was complete, which is unethical. Instead of admitting to insurance they offered to send me the check and I could turn this over to the new provider. When the check didn't arrive I was told it was sent to an old address. I asked to stop payment and send a new check and was given attitude, and that we'd have to "check with the doctor." I remained patient and polite and still was treated like I was asking for too much. Practice also refused to refund my out of pocket deposit.

Was impressed with care at first. I was sat in the office to plan out my dental care which totaled…read more$3400 I opened a care credit line to cover the expenses fast forward a few months where I was hit for a $2200 unexpected bill and not one person in that office would offer me any help. I still have no idea what totaled $5,600 I have gone through all of my claims with my insurance company and the patient pay portion doesn't come close to the $5600. I also haven't even received some of the services planned out that I received the care credit account for.

The ABSOLUTE worst dental practice on Cape Cod. I had an extraction and paid in full after service…read moreon 10/02/24. Aspen Dental was asked to submit my invoice to my insurance company. Fast forward 5 months later, and Aspen Dental has NOT submitted the appropriate information to my insurance company. I have called Aspen Dental 4 times, since service, to find out why they can't do their job. Today, March 14th, I receive a letter, from Aspen Dental, telling me I an NO longer able to receive treatment at ANY Aspen Dental. Really? Aspen Dental is the WORST!!

When you need someone to do the things your regular dentist won't do, this is the place to go…read more I've gone to Dr Fitzgerald several times over 20 years. It's always been a great experience (well, as great as any oral surgery could be, given that it's ORAL SURGERY). I don't know what else you could want for an oral surgeon... he's skilled, compassionate, thoughtful, and efficient. The facility is contemporary and spotlessly clean. The staff are super friendly. The work has always been impeccable. Recently when I had a technical problem with an older implant (not his fault) he made it right, nonetheless.

I went to Dr. Fitzgerald after receiving an outrageous consultation from another oral surgeon who…read morewanted $3700 to remove 4 of my impacted wisdom teeth (I don't have dental insurance). At the initial consultation, Dr. Fitzgerald and his staff were great about answering any questions I had about the procedure. The office is very clean, modern, and professional, and the reception staff are wicked friendly. Now onto the procedure itself. I am someone who has never had surgery before, and I also have severe anxiety about dentists. With that in mind, I obviously wanted to be as sedated as possible. The surgical team was very understanding of my needs, and Dr. Fitzgerald was very compassionate with regards to my anxiety, continually reassuring me about the level of sedation chosen (which was more than sufficient :-] ). The pain management has been very effective so far with the minimum dose (I don't like narcotics, but as of this moment I'm pain-free without that loopy feeling). I'm serious when I say that Dr. Fitzgerald is the go-to guy.

I called several times to make an appointment as a new person. I never got a call back.!…read moreThis organization is the most unprofessional one I've experienced ... ever!

I got no notification that the Hyannis office is permanently closed and they have my records and my…read morepartial for my lower teeth.

I was referred to this practice by a Hyannis Endodontist . I saw both Dr. Nelson and Dr. Silver…read more The actual work, putting in a permanent filling, was done by Dr.Silver. What an incredibly wonderful professional experience! Both Dentists are simply amazingly competent kind efficient and terrific! The staff is wonderful, the office is beautiful and immaculate, I simply can't say enough good things about this practice! I most highly recommend them to anyone! Totally top notch!

First visit to Nelson Dentistry. Beautiful new office in Hyannis on Lewis Bay Rd. Friendly staff…read moreand dental hygienist Nanette was excellent.