I have been going to this office for 30 years, starting when it was Davis & Davis. Recently, the Davis's retired and the office is now under Dr. Saxena. I have seen her several times, and she fixed a cracked tooth for me. She is personable, thorough, and I like her. In the Spring, though, things changed in the office, and given my recent experience, I will not be returning or recommending them. They changed the name of the practice, and when this was announced, I check my provider list to make sure the newly named practice was on it. It was not. Nor was Dr. Saxena. I emailed the practice to see if this was a mistake and if they were still in network. I got no response. My wife later called on the phone to ask the question before we both had appointments, and she was told that we were still good. (terminology there uncertain, though). We both had cleanings done, and the entire staff had changed. There was a new dentist, and new hygienists. It was clear that they were not only new to the practice, but new to the profession, and I honestly was not satisfied with the experience. I would chalk that up to inexperience and would be willing to try them again, until the billing matter. I received a notice from my insurance that I would owe a significant copay since they practice was out of network (!), which is not what we were led to believe. I called the practice, who then confirmed that they were negotiating with the insurance company to get back in the network. I was told the bill would be taken care of, but they could not do anything until they got the insurance claim back, and then they would take care of it. I then got a bill emailed to me the next week. I called in again, went through the whole story, and this person was less certain of what the outcome would be and said their billing person would call me back. Another week went by without a phone call, and I tried again, gave the story again, and was promised I would get a call back. A week later, I receive a bill in the mail, call in, told that billing would call me back. No call. Try again this week, got an answering service, they would have billing call me back. No call yet. The practice was unable to confirm correctly what my insurance coverage would be prior to our appointments, they will not even talk to me about the bill, and their providers are sub-par and low on a learning curve. Dr Saxena, I believe, added a second location to her existing practice, and it seems she might be over her head in managing them both. It's unfortunate, she seems to be a very good dentist herself, but I cannot deal with the other issues involved and will have to look elsewhere. read more