Michael Harvey Halasz

If you're interested in being condescended to and having your insurance--who actually referred you to them in first place and is one of the largest and has never failed to cover any expenses--questioned, whether you could pay cash or not, while they simultaneously forget who pays who and how capitalism works, this is the dentist for you. Feel at ease as you listen to everyone else's conversations in an office so small they can barely walk around chairs they've shoe-horned in as many as they possibly could and in a building of such a construction that it feels like they've just acquired it from a flipper that was very eager to cash the check. Be told, while in pain, that they're just not going to remove teeth that've been worked on four or five times already, have already cost tens of thou

I get it, COVID was a weird time for dentists, but as an existing patient I would have at last expected a call back. I made "appointments" on their website but received no response. The building is weirdly tight, not a great experience all around. I found a new dentist.