Department of Dentistry

What these doctors do here is borderline malpractice. I was hit by a car and had the misfortune of starting my treatment here. My big mistake was continuing my treatment here, I was 16 and trusted the doctors, and I’m still paying for this mistake 16 years later. I was given an implant by Dr. Amenedo, the tooth was so poorly placed, it is the biggest tooth in my mouth and it literally sticks out of my mouth - the metal is literally against the front of my gums. Then, I was proposed to get braces, they said they needed enough space to make room for the implant that was poorly placed, so Dr. Thomas pulled a tooth. Seriously, the orthodontist pulled the same tooth on the other side - turns out I didn’t need the implant at all. No matter what I do, I will always have a lopsided smile because t

I've been waiting months to get my appointment. The day before, I still didn't get any call or letter or anything confirming my appointment. I call and go through their 1000 question robot to finally get to a human. She was able to confirm my appointment. Day of my appointment my father and I load up at 6am to make the 4 hour drive to them, 8 am they call me to say "something came up" and they have to cancel!!!... I took the day off from working at my business along with my father. So now we're out a days worth of income, and I have no rescheduling date yet from them. All they could say was they would call me another time to reschedule..... I honestly will not be rescheduling with them. Anyone who handles business the way they do will not be operating on me.

If you’re thinking about going here. Don’t. They absolutely do remove your teeth for no reason. Walked in with a toothache only to discover my tooth was decayed almost down to the nerve. I didn’t have a problem with them extracting it however, they also removed my wisdom tooth next to it even though it grew in perfectly with no pain, whatsoever. My wisdom tooth wasn’t even the tooth I planned on going to get removed, however I left without it (it’s a brand new tooth, what could’ve been the problem with it?) They also have the nerve to look you dead in your face and ask if you’re available three hundred and thirty years from now for an appointment. In that time frame I could have gotten an appointment somewhere else. I also recently went here for another appointment because my tooth’s nerv

It's an all around dental office. Most will need a referral in order to do any work, or wait 6 months from the last dental screening/appointment. The process is the same if you need medical emergency help like a dental infection or tooth extraction. You will wait. I was a walk in and it only took 4 hours for check in, screening, and visiting the dental technicians start to end. You may not be so lucky regarding time. My examination was fast. This office (location in general) does surgery, endo, and general.

Although at times there are a lot of people there, I feel the wait time is fairly reasonable compared to other doctors officeoffices I've been to. The offices are clean, the bathroom is routinely cleaned and the dentist's are excellent. The skill of the dentists and the cleanliness of the place more important to me than the wait. The only other doctors you won't face waiting are those who don't take insurance and you have to pay out your pocket.