Cassia Barros DDS PA

I have zero complaints about this office, my insurance for both my boys covers the visit %100. The kids are not afraid of the dentist and their only complaint is the treatment leaves a funny taste in their mouth. I get distracted and forget the appointment so they know to give me a call the day before to remind me.

I hope you remember me 13 years ago my children were patients at your clinic. My son had an immune disease that we still didn't know until later its name. The doctor's husband was angry because my son's team of doctors didn't send the information in time to start treatment. At that time, my daughter, a 10-year-old girl, was criticized by the doctor's team and even herself, saying very ugly things about her teeth. Anyway, there are ways to talk to a child without making them feel bad. They were inhuman, rude, arrogant. I could have done a lot to get them in trouble for their treatment of the patient. Now I know, after almost living in the hospital with my son, I didn't do it, but I hope they are never treated the way they treated me and my children.

Great dentist’s, I have 4 girls aging 2, 5, 11, 14 , Ive been going here for 13 years I noticed the staff changed they are much friendlier. Dr Barros always been good to my girls. I would recommend any family oriented couples to bring their kids here. Fast and friendly staff!

My family has been going to this dentist for about 13 years. I am very pleased with the service. Dr. Barros is very patient when it comes to me and my family and explaining the services that need to be done if any. She is always open to questions, and I never feel rushed when I visit.

I’m deeply disappointed to leave this review after being a loyal patient at Dr. Barros' office for over 12 years. My three children have been going to this practice since they were little, and despite moving 30 minutes away three years ago, I chose to keep them here because of the strong rapport they’d built with Dr. Barros and the other office staff. Recently, our family experienced a heart-wrenching emergency that forced me to cancel an appointment outside of the office’s allotted window. Instead of understanding our situation, the office has now decided to penalize my children by no longer allowing them to be scheduled at the same time. This decision is not only inconvenient, but it also shows a lack of empathy and understanding for the very real challenges families face. I’ve never b