Had complicated wisdom teeth extractions with Dr Kahn and couldn't recommend this group enough. Dr…read moreKahn made sure I was comfortable during a very long and difficult extraction, and did an excellent job on closure. I was back to work on post op day 4. I had to go through medical insurance, and my insurance was requiring an unexpected consult prior to paying for my surgery that was scheduled in 24 hours!! Dr koslin kindly made the time to see me at the end of his work day the day before, and we got it done, and he wasn't even the surgeon doing my teeth! These people care about their patients as a whole group. They are incredibly efficient, and knowledgeable. I would trust these guys with my life.

My son's orthodontist referred him to Dr. Benson to have a procedure done. Dr. Benson was very nice…read moreand professional. However, we went to have one thing done and was informed that my son's wisdom teeth needed to be removed as well. I was okay with that and spoke to billing and the out of pocket cost was $400 which was due before his appointment. A month later, I received a bill in the mail for $2300+ and was totally shocked. How was this missed? If I had known, my out of pocket cost would be that much, he wouldn't have gotten his wisdom teeth removed. I have called the office multiple times and left a message and no one has returned my call. Unfortunately, I dont recommend this place and the billing person needs to be fired because clearly she isn't doing a great job.

Normally I don't ever leave Yelp reviews. However Dr. Cosgrove and his staff surprised me and…read moredeserve a 5 star review. I have had the same dentist for all 23 years of my life. However he retired and I moved to Birmingham. I was putting off looking for a new dentist because they are often hard to trust and I feel try to do more work then needed. But, I needed a dentist ASAP because by I cracked my front tooth! I called the next morning and they were able to get me in same day. I was in and out quick, he gave me a great consult and did not overcharge -even undercharged- he also did not do more work to my tooth than necessary. My tooth looks great and I scheduled a future appointment for cleaning! I'm glad I found a new dentist and will recommend to anyone who asks!

I'm always nervous going to the dentist, but Dr. Cosgrove and his staff are very professional and…read morefriendly and they do a great job making you feel at ease. I had a check-up, a cleaning and a follow up appointment to get a couple fillings replaced and it was all very reasonable and quick! I would highly recommend!

I was referred here by my dentist to get my wisdom teeth removed…read more The positive: - Making an appointment was pretty easy, they were informative on what to expect and what to bring with me (ID, form of payment, somebody to drive me home from the procedure) - the facility itself is very nice and clean. The building looked new, had some nice Christmas decor, and cozy details such as a blanket for the patient in the consultation room. - the technology they have is great and very up to date, especially compared to the average dentists office. The consultation room has a gigantic TV that they will pull up your pan X-ray on, allowing them to show you exactly what they plan to do. - because my pan X-ray was a bit old and had been the old printed type (not digital), they were nice enough to repeat an X-ray on the house prior to the procedure. This allowed the oral surgeons quickly figure out that what looked like a cyst on an old X-ray was simply an undeveloped wisdom tooth. - the oral surgeon had a nice demeanor, was great at describing the procedure. He also is very skilled at what he does, the surgery went well without any issues and I had a prompt recovery. The negative: - It took over a week to get a call back from their employee in charge of finance/insurance to get details about what sort of out of pocket payment I would be looking at after my dental insurance coverage. - the front desk person was under the impression that I would need "general" anesthesia. I don't think the front desk people fully understand the difference between general anesthesia and light sedation. - the oral surgeon spent very little time on the consultation prior to the procedure, and I felt as though I was almost forced towards going under sedation for the procedure rather than being given information on doing only local anesthesia. I felt as though I had no information and no choice on the matter. I was only getting the top wisdom teeth out so from speaking to friends in the field, local anesthesia could have been a viable option. - the person I asked to drive me home was given post-op instructions due to me still being sedated. Since this was just a routine wisdom tooth removal, it would have been nice to hear these instructions myself prior to going under sedation. Overall- I enjoyed my experience here, and the wisdom tooth removal surgery was successful. The oral surgery team here is very skilled, and I was healed up enough to go back to a regular diet within 3 days of surgery.

Professional, while putting patients at ease. McKay is vary well known for the produces he…read moreperforms. I have had apicotomy, tooth extractions, bone grafts, and recently an abcess taken out and drained with Dr McKay. He does quality care in a comforting environment. All procedures were successful with Dr. MCkay.

I had 5 implants done they all failed. After implant failure it's hard to get an appointment to…read moreeven be seen.

Dr. Roden is amazing! Him and his staff make you feel like family from start to finish. Everything…read morewent smoothly. I have gotten my wisdom teeth removed by him, and most recently had a dental implant put in. Both were very easy for recovery. The implant I have almost felt no pain... that's how you know you have a great surgeon. The staff makes you feel calm before the surgery, and answers all questions. Dr. Roden has called me after both procedures to check on how I was feeling. He is truly the best, and I recommend him to all my friends and family!!!

This was the worst experience I have had. I paid for gas and if they gave it to me I couldn't…read moretell. The shots hurt so bad. Usually when a dentist is giving you numbing shots he will make it less uncomfortable. He did not do this. I just received a bill for $165.00 for a 3d x-ray that is not covered. I paid what they asked me to pay when I was there. I called about this bill and the girl said yes, insurance usually doesn't cover that. I asked why didn't you tell me that insurance would probably not pay for it. I then asked, if they could discount this amount to what insurance would allow. She said NO. I told her my dentist had sent me for a root canal of one tooth. I didn't see why they had to do a 3D of my entire mouth. If you go be prepared for additional charges that are not covered.

I had a great time at Brookwood Endodontics! Vanessa and Dr. Stephen Thomas was a delight to be…read morewith. They were very attentive to my needs and personable. They were also pretty fast with my root canal and would definitely do it again with them (if god forbids I get another one). If you're thinking of getting a root canal, I'd recommend getting it from them!

It has been over 3 years and one of my son's wisdom tooth extraction holes has still not healed…read moreproperly. We have been back to the dentist multiple times with infections and clean out. We have now consulted with a new oral surgeon, and further surgery has been scheduled to correct the problem. Our new oral surgeon stated that everyone has an off day. Unfortunately, that "off day" has caused considerable pain and consequences to my son. Dr. Roden was informed of my son's allergy issues at our wisdom teeth removal consult and informed that he could not take ibuprofen due to it triggering hives and facial swelling. My son's allergist even prescribed an epinephrine pen and prednisone as additional precautions. After surgery, I had to inform the nurse again that my son could not take ibuprofen due to it triggering his facial swelling and hives. She then told me he could just take the prescribed prescription pain medication, supplement with acetaminophen, and use the liquid lidocaine, as needed. The prescribed pain medication contained acetaminaphen. I questioned her on taking too much acetaminaphen and she said I could just calculate the correct amount. After three days of stretching the prescribed pain medication, my son was still in severe pain. I called Dr. Roden's office and informed them of his pain and requested a refill of his pain medication. Neither Dr. Roden nor his nurse called me back to question my son's pain or symptoms. I was told by the receptionist that Dr. Roden would refill my son's prescription but that I would have to come pick it up due to it being a narcotic. The prescription was for 5 additional pain pills. By the next evening, my son was in excruciating pain and his symptoms pointed to dry socket in both of his bottom extractions. I called the after-hours line, as this was a Saturday, and was put in touch with Dr. Roden directly as the on call doctor. Dr. Roden was rude, dismissive and expressed very little care or concern. I was informed that I'd "need to call the office on Monday to bring him in" and that he "couldn't call in any pain medication", which I had not requested. Only after I pressed Dr. Roden for anything that could be done to alleviate the pain did he inform me that I could clean out the sockets myself with salt water using the provided syringe and liquid lidocaine. By this point, I was out of the lidocaine and Dr. Roden did agree to at least call that prescription in for me. I understand that dry socket happens. However, not questioning a patient's pain and symptoms when he's 3 days post wisdom teeth extraction is poor care. Not altering a patient's post-operative pain management plan when you've been informed multiple times of your patient's special circumstances with regards to ibuprofen is poor care. Finally, being rude and dismissive of your patient's genuine health issue is just plain unprofessional. I suggest consulting a different oral surgeon.

I went to Roden Oral, Facial and Dental Implant Surgery for a tooth extraction. I was scared…read morebecause I never had it done. The staff was very friendly, which made me feel at ease. I received instructions pre and post and the hygienist took the time to go over it with my ride. The icing on the cake was Dr. Roden contact me later that evening to ensure I was good. Never have a doctor contact me before. I can wait to return for the implant LOL.

There's a lot of great things I could say about this guy and his practice but I'll say this…read more. Saturday evening I called his emergency number and left a message and he called me back while he was with his kid clearly not at work, and resolved my problem within minutes . He's a saint . Above and beyond top quality care.

Took my son for wisdom teeth removal, and the procedure was complete before I even had time to…read moresettle in! His recovery time was next to nothing. Great experience! Great staff!

I had to get my wisdom teeth moved and was referred here from my dentist. The staff was so friendly…read moreand made me feel so comfortable and at ease before my procedure. They were available for any follow up questions we had after surgery. Would highly recommend.

I am extremely disappointed with the lack of communication and follow-up from your office regarding…read moremy treatment plan. May 20: My consultation was scheduled for June 24, and I provided my insurance information at that time. June 24: My appointment was canceled by the office due to staff being out, with the next available appointment not until July 6. July 6: I was informed only after arriving that my insurance could not be verified, despite having been submitted 47 days earlier. After my consultation, I spent approximately 20 minutes locating my policy number and watched the information be given to Vickie. I asked if I should wait while my coverage was verified and was told there wasn't time to complete my treatment plan that day, but that I would receive a call the following day. July 8: After not receiving a call, I contacted the office. Vickie asked if I had found the policy number, although I had already provided it on July 6. I was then asked to contact my insurance company. July 9: I confirmed my insurance was active but still under my maiden name. I accept responsibility for that oversight; however, it could have been addressed well before my appointment had I been notified when my insurance was first submitted. I provided the updated information and was told I would receive my treatment plan on July 10. July 10-16: I received no follow-up. My multiple calls on July 15 and July 16 went unanswered, and when I finally reached someone by calling from a different phone number, I was placed on hold for Vickie and never received a return call. I understand that only one person prepares treatment plans, but repeated promises of follow-up without any communication are unacceptable. It is frustrating to feel as though I have to repeatedly pursue a practice with which I am prepared to spend thousands of dollars. Timely communication and honoring commitments to patients should be a basic expectation.

I would highly recommend this place. The dentist she was really nice and the staff was really nice…read more I went in for my very first appointment and I expected I had to come back to get my teeth cleaned cause that's what most dentist office do. The dentist said no, and she clean my teeth right then. Also got off the stains and spots that I were embarrassed about. Place is chill, definitely check it out. Also, the ladies up front are very nice and very helpful.

Awesome care and commitment to patients. Thank you for serving my family for 19 years! Excellent!read more