During the initial consult, he told me I should've had them taken out when I was a kid in a rude…read moreway. After scheduling my surgery, there was a passing in the family, so I had to cancel. When I rebooked my next one, he canceled the morning before in retaliation, saying that I had no-showed the appointment. The staff were yelling and hung up on me when I asked them about this. Be weary of using him.

Dr. Loyola and his entire staff are rated as excellent in every way…read more The staff was so friendly and yet so busy, good job everyone! And , it is clear that Dr. Loyola is an excellent physician.

Second time going to this practice . First time was for a tooth extraction and implant and second…read morewas just the extraction. The staff is awesome. Friendly and professional. Love Dr. Harris. He did a great job both visits. He also has a great sense of humor . My daughter was in the waiting room this morning and told me she could hear me laughing - at a tooth extraction - at an oral surgeon ....got to be pretty good to be cracking up under those circumstances . Highly recommend !

I was referred to Dr. Harris specifically by Dr. Gottsegen, who recommended all of my wisdom teeth…read morebe removed despite the pain being only on one side. Additionally, I'm being treated for severe TMJ disorder and have have been insisting that something has been wrong with my wisdom tooth since November 2024. Prior to my visit, I asked if they could verify what needed to be done based on the images sent in with the referral and book a date for the extraction. A tentative date was set but I still had to go in and see the doctor and pay the $110. Today I went in and traded $110 and all of my medical history for a conversation on ethics. Despite the chronic TMJ pain, difficulty to repair the tooth (despite what he says), and constant food trappings, Dr. Harris likened my (and the referring orthodontist) desire for the tooth removal to a person wanting to amputate a leg because of a bruise. To arrive and have to pay $110 to get a lecture on "ethics" was a bit much. The ethical thing to do, in my opinion would be to look at the images sent weeks before by the orthodontist and get back to him and discuss it. But ethically, I'm the one dealing with the chipped wisdom tooth causing my idiomatic pain. Completely disgusted about this.

Avoid at all costs. I awakened during a post implant surgery. All I could manage to vocalize was,…read more"it hurts!" multiple times. Dr. Silvia's response was, "stop talking." He denied this in conversation after the fact. To clarify, this was during the implant of a metal post into my jaw.

Dr. Silvia is fantastic. I broke a molar it was infected and I was in incredible pain. He worked…read moreme into his busy schedule and treated me with great care and concern. Would highly recommend him.

Dr. Ferguson saw me the day I called for an appointment. I had excruciating pain for five days and…read moreI went from dentist to dentist to endo. They gave me an appointment THIRTY MINUTES after I called and did an emergency extraction. These people are the most kind and patient and I could not have asked for a better surgeon.

AMAZING, WONDERFUL, MARVELOUS, FANTASTIC, AWESOME...none of these words come close to how great Dr…read more Ferguson is as an oral surgeon. I need you Yelpers to know that this praise is coming from the world's MOST dentophobia (dental fear) patient there ever was. Doctor Ferguson and his staff were so patient with my hyper anxiety. Dr. Ferguson was so upbeat and confident; his enthusiasm was very reassuring to someone with such a strong phobia as I had. On the day of the surgery, he was very reassuring and helpful in getting me settled down so they could go to work on pulling my abscessed molar. He did not rush me or become impatient with my crying and my apparent fear...he just smiled and spoke softly to me as I was falling apart before they were going to administer anesthesia. He allowed me the time I needed to move forward with the surgery. The assistants were terrific also. They were so gentle and patient with me as I was having an absolute meltdown before my surgery. Melissa, Dr. Ferguson's assistant, just was as sweet as anyone could be in dealing with an adult that was behaving like a certified little baby. She talked so kind to me as I shook and cried while she tried to explain how I would be fine and it was not going to be as bad as I thought. Unfortunately for all of them, I was inconsolable at the time, but I did go under the spell of the wonderful anesthesia and I awoke not even knowing it was over. I believe the other nurse that was in the room was Mary, but my mind was on other things at the time, so I can't say for sure. She also was so understanding and reassured me that I could take all the time I needed to adjust to the reality I was going to have to submit to a dental procedure I did not want to take part in. My recovery was quick and painless. I didn't even have to take any pain medication. At my two week checkup, both Melissa and Dr. Ferguson were so kind to me. They reassured me that I was not their worst patient ever. I had actually gone in to the appointment feeling very embarrassed by my previous behavior and was kind of dreading facing them again. They just made me feel so "normal" and that I had not been as big of a pain as I had feared. I just can't give them enough praise for the entire experience. If they had a "love" button on YELP, I would use it on this dental dynamo team. They really are BRILLIANT, OUTSTANDING, and FABULOUS!!!

I feel compelled to write this review. I'm a 50 yo male…read morewith a panic/anxiety disorder. It really gets bad when I need dental work done. I've had several horrible experiences with tooth extractions in my life. Pain, swelling , post op infections ... you name it. These past experiences led me to let this tooth go way longer than I should have. I had the referral for 14 months before making my Appointment. I feel like a fool and here's why. I've been worrying about this tooth for 2 years. As it fell apart, it would cut my tongue, but I was still terrified to make the call. As I knew I needed/ wanted to be sedated by IV drip, it's necessary to have a preliminary consultation. Their Covid protocol is thorough and the office is brand new and spacious. Quite nice in fact!! Dr. Harris is very personable and very positive. I liked him right away!!! He listened intently as I explained why I was there and what my concerns were. He sat and LISTENED to everything I had to say. He then looked in my mouth and assured me this was going to be a breeze. They all say that. This guy wasn't kidding. Everything was explained and my questions and concerns were addressed. Here's where it gets good. I got there and we got right to it. No waiting for 30 min in the lobby getting worked up. I don't even think I was there much longer than 30 minutes. I had some Nitrous Oxide gas ( that's nice). It was even mildly scented. The next thing I know , he walks in and puts the IV in my arm and the next thing I hear him say is "We're done" We couldn't be done, I just got there. I was driven home and watched as is par for being under any anesthesia. I was eating a hamburger 2 hours after I left his office. I was hungry bc you can't eat the night before. He gave me 2 different pain prescriptions and something to keep me from being nauseous. I had them all filled ,but as I sit here writing this review 26 hours after leaving his office , I haven't even opened any of them. I'm not only not in pain, I don't even have the slightest bit of soreness. I'm actually shocked. I feel no differently than yesterday. I'm able to do any and everything. My speech isn't affected and ZERO swelling or even minor discomfort. I cannot say enough about my experience with Dr Harris. I will recommend him to EVERYBODY I know and even those I don't!!! He's that good! Lastly, aside from my general worry about dental procedures ,I was concerned about the cost. I'm retired on a disability and I have a mortgage. It cost me about 1/3 of what I expected it to. That was another pleasant surprise. I'm about to go eat lunch. Again, I'm not even the slightest bit sore anywhere. Thank you so very kindly to Dr. Harris and his Staff for the outstanding level of treatment I received. He's located in the new medical building right by the Galleria near Causeway. I'd cleared my schedule for today and the weekend in expectation of 3days down. I think I'll do some yard work today after I eat lunch!!

What an amazing oral surgeon Steve has! The wisdom tooth is out and tonight Steve did not even need…read morepain meds!!! Dr Harris was so comforting to Steve and his assistant Felicia was awesome! If you ever need help with wisdom teeth extraction or oral surgery these are the people you want to see! Oral& Maxillofacial Surgical Associates is the place we went! This is not advertisement for them. They never said anything I'm just so impressed. I had to share it with my friends. I prayed we find someone that could get Steve out of pain safely and God answered our prayers. This cheerful dentist had us all laughing, and made us so comfortable. Steve is not completely out of the woods and has a few days to recover, but it's looking very good. Keep him in your prayers and thank you for letting me share my good news!

Audubon Dental & staff are very good at what they do (cleanings, fillings, root canals) all of…read morewhich I've experienced with them. Due to an accident I needed a root canal on my front tooth and I was highly concerned it would be noticeable. Dr. Rappold did amazing work, I didn't feel any pain throughout the procedure and you can't even tell I had any work done at all. They were also able squeeze me in for that appointment the same week. I've never had any problems with this office, like previous reviews mention, nor have I ever been charged any fees without my knowledge.

Posting here because the review I put on google was deleted…read more I arrived in Sept 29, 2026 and was having no issues until they did the x-ray. The bite device was way too big for my mouth. I told the technician I wasn't able to do it and requested a smaller bite device. I was advised they had nothing smaller and said something about discomfort. I replied that it had nothing to do with discomfort and everything to do with my gag reflex and not wanting to vomit all over her. I had already noted these issues in the paperwork. I had already told the technician about the anxiety over the gag reflex. I can deal with some discomfort. I can not deal with gagging. Brushing my teeth can make me throw up. The technician went to get the doctor, who was absolutely lovely. I asked the doctor about the pediatric bite device and was told they use this one for pediatrics as well. I replied, "Ah, I think I'm going to have to go somewhere else then." I wasn't being snarky or aggressive in any way. It was more of a, "I'm realizing this isn't the place for me," kind of way. The technician asked, "Didn't you come here a few years ago and get xrays? Yes. Yes I did. Just because I was able to force myself to do something 4 years ago doesn't mean I can do that now. I advised them both that I wouldn't be able to do it. The doctor left and I assumed she was telling the front desk what I needed to check out. Suddenly another woman who didn't bother to introduce herself, walked in and started putting my chair down without saying a word to me. Mind you, this is after I had already advised both the doctor and technician that I wouldn't be able to do it. I thought I was waiting for them to clear me to go check out. So I asked her what she's doing and she said trying to make me "more comfortable " so she could try something else. I told her, "I didn't ask you to do that." And she argued with me. I told her, "You didn't introduce yourself and you moved the chair without warning me." Then I said, "What do you mean try something else? I was already advised you had nothing else to offer me." She said, "This isn't the place for you." I already knew that! Like, what? So I got up to leave, went to the front desk and asked if I needed to do anything to check out. This woman waved me away like she was swatting at a flying insect and said, "You can go." I spoke up again and told her she was being rude. I explainedagain why what she did wasn't OK. She said, "Well, I'm sorry," in a very sarcastic manner and I called her rude again. She then very sarcastically told me to have a great day. I told her to have the day she deserves. And she replied that her day is going to be great with me gone. ********* I disclosed my issues up front and ended up being treated extremely poorly by who I can only assume to be the office manager. They have no instruments to accommodate smaller paletes. Thankfully, I was able to get an emergency appointment with Dr. Morgan from All Smiles today and was taken care of brilliantly by her entire team. The difference in treatment was beyond shocking.

As a 43 year old, I should have had my wisdom teeth removed 25 years ago…read more.. The exterior of the building is outdated and could use a facelift or complete paint job, which made me wonder at first if I was in the correct place. However, Dr Jackson and his staff couldn't have been more friendly, knowledgeable, and professional when it comes to teeth. Dr Jackson was also very personable and thorough in explaining everything. He came highly recommended from my primary dentist and now he comes very highly recommended from me.

Dr. Jackson and staff were phenomenal! I had been putting off getting my wisdom tooth taken out for…read moreabout three years due to being absolutely terrified. Last week, I finally got it removed, and I was at ease and had no issue during procedure. After the procedure, there was minimal pain! Any questions I had in regard to my procedure were answered with no problem. I was comfortable and assured. If I need any other tooth extractions or any Oral Surgery, I will be sure to go back to Dr. Jackson!

On May 20, 2026, I urgently needed a dentist due to an inflamed molar. It was the last day of our…read morevacation in New Orleans; we were scheduled to depart for our next destination the following day. My husband found The Garden Dentist via Google. Their website looked trustworthy and professional--not too flashy. We were able to schedule an appointment immediately and subsequently received extremely friendly and expert care. I underwent several examinations and was able to have the molar treated that very same day by Dr. Hayley Line and her assistant, Shelley. The rest of the practice staff (I didn't catch all their names) were also all very caring and kind, doing their utmost to explain everything as clearly as possible and guide me through the process. I wholeheartedly recommend The Garden Dentist, Dr. Hayley Line, and everyone working there to anyone looking for a good, reliable dentist in New Orleans. Thank you, Garden Dentist. Warm regards, Gina Pas

Today I received a call from Karen the Office Manager, about my son's balance. When I told her that…read morehe was in emergency room due to having a grand mal, she proceeded to want to talk about his balance, as if he was going to get up out of the hospital, and come pay the bill. After seeing my son go thru that, the last thing on my mind is his balance. At the very least just hang up, when someone tells you their son is in the hospital. Or how about a "hope he feels better".

He's always taken very good care of my children and may actually have to see him myself at 63. My…read moreson had a whole extra set of teeth when he was young, he treated him with dignty and respect. My son wasn't afraid and his staff was very kind and professional. I highly recomment.

Boy I like this surgeon he is the best from the time you walk in the door the stag is great but Dr…read moreAnthony was the best. He talks to like a person ask you questions and just makes you feel relaxed wile bending in there. I had a tooth pulled today and he says I will give you something to relax you he did and I dealt nothing but the pick of the shot. I highly recommend him for any oral surgery that needs doing. Very nice Man makes you feel relaxed and talks to you like an old friend you have known for years.

Let me start off by saying two years ago I had a traumatic experience with the extraction of my…read morebottom 2 wisdom teeth at different surgical office in New Orleans so I was very nervous about getting my top ones out as for they were impacted and logged into my sinuses. Upon arrival the office seemed very clean and the staff was welcoming. Dr. Millaiud saw me rather quickly. After accurate diagnostics we scheduled my next appointment for surgery, they were very understanding and worked around my schedule. They also thankfully accept most insurance (including Medicare). The big day came around and I was freaking out. We went over the routine one more time and before I even realized I was in the car on my way home. It's been a week now and I've almost fully recovered. I can truly say I am happy with the care I received. Definitely would recommend!

Terrible Experience! Front Desk attendant was rude. After waiting in the lobby for a hour I was…read moreseen for a total of 5min. Dr.Millaud was insensitive and had the tone of someone who didn't care about his patient. I was told I wouldn't be able to get any operations until I tested Negative for COVID-19..I was told this after paying $50 and waiting a hour past my "scheduled" appointment time. The Appointment the Desk Attendant said would be cancelled if I wasn't there on the time. I was on time(10AM) and didn't get "seen" until 11AM. Why couldn't they tell me about the COVID-19 stipulation over the phone when I booked my appointment? Y'all Scamming people for $50? During a time like this? Do better