My teenage daughter needed two gum grafts due to genetically thin gums and orthodontia work. Dr…read more Jacobson was so meticulous and so gentle through both surgeries that my daughter had barely any pain. His bedside manner is seen rarely nowadays. He called us that evening to see how the patient was fairing and again in the morning. My daughter had a wonderful rapport with him and I cannot recommend him enough! Once I am done with my youngest braces, I am going to focus on my dental work. I have already been told I will need a gum graft and am so thankful knowing that part will go smoothly because I have Dr. Jacobson!

Just had extractions and competency and caring were on the highest level. Should you need a dentist…read morethis is the one you should go to. Also he has a great office staff. So over all what should have been a painful scary procedure turned into an almost pleasant experience , thanks to the staff and Dr. Jacobson. John Kohn

I have been to numerous dental offices until I meet Dr Beth Anne Campbell's dental practice 11…read moreyears ago. I am sensitive to pain and a lot of allergies yet Dr Campbell and her dental hygienist have delivered pain free treatment. Most people go for cleanings twice per year because most dental places cover only two cleanings. I add two additional cleanings as I love and want to maintain my smile. Campbell Dental is hands down the best dental practice in South Florida for gentle yet thorough cleaning.

Alejandro De la Cruz and dental staff:…read more I love coming to your facility. Always prompt appointments and immediate dental care. Your hygienist is very knowledgeable and always explains all of the steps to good oral hygiene. This dental facility takes away the fear of coming to the dentist. Majority of insurances accepted including HMO's Great staff and I always feel right at home. Been under your care for over 5 yrs now and very content! Keep up the good work!

I have been coming here for years! Always friendly staff, easy to work with…read more They are clear in communicating what you need, and you are always in-and -out in no time! :) keep it up!

While I love Dr. Jones personally, I will NEVER return to his office. I have been a patient for…read moremany years and while I think he's an excellent physician, I will no longer tolerate his incompetent office staff. In February of 2019, I had a routine appt. scheduled with him. I arrived several minutes early and was told he was running a "tad" behind. After TWO hours I had not been seen and told them I needed to reschedule. The tech was extremely annoyed that I could not continue to wait. They had nothing else available for me in Feb. or March. Irritated but without another option, I rescheduled for Friday, 4/5 and was just told that they have me down for Monday, 4/8. I NEVER make Monday appointments for any doctor as it is my busiest day at my office. They would not honor my 4/5 appointment. Clearly, the office staff is incompetent at keeping a schedule for him and running on time. His wait times are routinely over an hour, but TWO hours was ludicrous and now they have messed up my appointment for today so I am done. I have found a new doctor and will never return to Dr. Jones Pembroke Pines offices. I hope they find some competent office staff because routinely there are elderly people waiting there for hours on end. His staff should learn how to schedule him correctly, not double or triple book him (or whatever they are doing that causes him to run two hours behind), and manage his time in and out of exam rooms. It's not rocket science ladies - figure out how to run his schedule or get a new office manager. It's disrespectful to his patients and their time.

I've had a bad experience with another Unnamed ophthalmologist last year, so I was a little…read moreleery. First, Dr. Jones knows his stuff; that's not unusual, most doctors, especially ophthalmologists, do. My daughter's an optometrist and she had heard positive things about Eye Surgery Associates. I went for cataract surgery. What impressed me was his direct friendliness, the fact that he thoroughly explained my clinical situation in terms I could understand and that he was patient with me. First, waiting times weren't excessive. They have a lot of staff, and they waltzed me from test to test before I saw Dr. Jones with minimal hassle. The staff were very competent; many of them were optometrists in South America and are working here as techs, so they're a bit underemployed. Meaning they really know their stuff. Dr. Jones was very down to earth. He didn't talk down to me, answered all of my questions, called my Dr. daughter and explained his findings to her, and was thoroughly professional. The surgery was uneventful and the results were SPECTACULAR. Basically, I see VERY well after the surgery with no unpleasant after effects. I've had two postop appointments, both of which were professional, and Dr. Jones thoroughly examined me himself. Lastly, in contrast to that unnamed other Dr. (whose name begins with B and whose office is in Hallandale), the billing was honest. I'm not saying it was cheap; they are, after all, in the medical field. But the BS I experienced at that other office simply didn't happen at Eye Surgery Associates and I commend them for it.

My father was a longtime patient of Dr. Perry's (over 15 years). When I was younger and lived with…read moremy parents, I was also a patient, as was my mother. Now, because she has a Medicare dental plan, they don't cover Dr. Perry's services, so she goes elsewhere for cleanings, though she is very unhappy with that dentist. Since I live in Miami Beach, it is no longer feasible to come to Dr. Perry's office, or I lose an entire day of work, plus then I'd have to find a way to schedule picking up my daughter from school before aftercare closes, so I unfortunately had to find a new dentist, closer to me. We have therefore known Dr. Perry, as well as his receptionist, Christina, for many years. When I told them of my father's passing, they were both very sad and hugged me and my mother, telling us they considered him a family member, not just a patient. That was very nice of them. When my dentist in Brickell told me he could do nothing about my impacted wisdom tooth and referred me to an oral surgeon, I called them and was frustrated that they wouldn't give me an approximate cost for the surgery. They did say an initial consultation would run me shy of $200 and that was enough for me to balk at that, as I could only imagine how much the removal would cost. I don't have a dental plan, I was paying for this from my FSA savings account. I called a few more oral surgeons, including the one that did my gum transplant many years ago, and shopped around. They all quoted me from $500-$1200 just to remove one tooth, which I think is ridiculous. I then remembered Dr. Perry and wondered if he did these types of procedures. Mom didn't think so, but she agreed with me when I said I might as well call, as I had nothing to lose. Of course, I could have just checked his LinkedIn page, which says "dental practice that encompasses all facets of general dentistry including: pediatric, endodontic (root canals), cosmetic, periodontal (gums), restorative (fillings), exodontia (extractions), and some minor tooth movement (orthodontics)" and that would have given me my answer! Still, I did need to get a quote, because I was considering the alternative of just becoming a regular user of Anbesol for the rest of my life, rather than spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to remove a meager tooth. Luckily, Christina gave me a very affordable quote, less than half what the lowest quoted price had been at that point. I scheduled an x-ray of the tooth prior to surgery, so we could see what we were up against. His assistant Isabella was very patient with me, despite my constant gagging and having to reinsert the plates and try numbing me again, to prevent gagging. We got the x-ray, he said it was not going to be an issue to remove it, and we scheduled surgery for one week later. This past Monday the 25th was my surgery. I followed the procedures prior to surgery (have a heavy lunch one hour prior as eating dinner will be too bothersome, as well as taking 5 Ibuprofen one hour prior to surgery) and after a tricky removal due to the fact the tooth was hooked to my jaw, was growing sideways, and very impacted, the huge tooth finally came out. I had no idea wisdom teeth were so big, it looked like something that came out of the mouth of an animal, haha! He explained along the way what he was going to be doing, what I would be feeling, and assured me everything was normal, rather than leaving me in the dark wondering if the noises I heard were normal or if my jaw was breaking... I got my post-op instructions and some gauze and was back on my way home. I only relied on Ibuprofen to get me through. We spoke about dry socket and luckily, I have no signs of it. Christina called me yesterday to make sure I was doing okay. I am not even using the Ibuprofen anymore, as I can tolerate the swelling and pressure I am feeling in my mouth. I brought my daughter around for the surgery and decided to ask the dentist if he thought she needed braces, as her teeth are crooked (I take full blame on that, as she inherited it from me). She is 9.5 years old, and many of her classmates have braces. He took a look at her and advised against it, as she is still quite young, has a lot of baby teeth to lose, and she has a large gap between her front teeth that should allow the new teeth enough space to fill out without needing to use any jaw expansion. He said a lot of dentists put braces on 7-year-olds and he thinks it's a waste of money. It's not often that you find an honest dentist like this, because he could have taken her on as a patient and gotten rich off of me, so I appreciated his honesty. Christina gave my daughter some prizes for being so well-behaved while she waited for me, and provided her with toys that they have for kids, such as Lincoln Logs and Legos while she waited. Other patients have also had positive experiences, read their reviews here: http://www.superpages.com/bp/Palmetto-Bay-FL/T-Tayloe-Perry-DDS-L0098440068.htm

I was referred to this place by a family member. The practice is a cozy place to be, they treat you…read morewith respect and overall they take care of you. Definitely I recommend and would come back if I ever need to.

A decent doctor if you have lots of time to wait for an appointment like weeks and don't mind…read more waiting an hour or more in the office. If you need an emergency appointment as I did today, his office will not respond to phone calls or emails, even from the Baptist call center. Even if you show up in person as I did today, they still will not accommodate you . They will routinely send you to Urgent Care, and not be bothered with an existing patient needing emergency help. For this, I am embarrassed for him and his practice and Baptist Health.

Dr. Williams is by far the best doctor ive met. I have now been his patient for 7 years... through…read moreout this time I have moved further and further from his office (now a 45min drive) but I cant seem to change doctors because I cannot find one like him. Dr. Williams is extremely patient and kind. He comes in and takes his time with each patient. He goes over every detail and always wants to find the source of the problem instead of just prescribing medication (which I truly appreciate!) If you have any questions or concerns, Dr. Williams will sit and explain to you exactly what is going on. He takes as long as he needs until you leave there satisfied. Although the wait time to see him may be longer than most offices, I must say it is definitely worth it. Now a days, its so hard to find a Dr. that truly cares about your well-being and this doctor really does. The staff is also great! Diana is amazing at taking out blood. She is so quick, gentle and friendly. Overall, I cannot express what a blessing it is to have such a great doctor servicing Miami. I feel lucky to have him as my general doctor!

Dr Blanco has been my dentist for 10+ years and I wouldn't change him for anyone else! Every visit…read moreis easy from reception to billing. The appointments always run timely and he appreciates patients to be on time as well. His staff is very friendly and accommodating. They treat you as family.

Dr. Blanco diagnosed me with 12 cavities. My new dentist diagnosed me with one. It's been almost…read morea year and still no cavities here. I feel the need to warn people about this common practice of over-diagnosis within the dentist community. Since there are no strict guidelines as to when a cavity begins, a doctor that wishes to extract money from patients will diagnose the smallest discoloration or plaque build up as a cavity. The problem with this practice is that once the tooth is filled, the tooth will never be as strong and viable as it was as a natural tooth. Please get a second opinion if you find yourself in a similar situation to mine, surprised to find that even after years of proper dental hygiene and dentist visits, this dentist diagnoses you with an extraordinary amount of cavities, whilst you have no tooth pain at all. EDIT: A year later, and still no pain, no cavities, though this dr. said I had 12.

Attentive service, professional staff. Dr. Lichtenberger has outstanding bedside manner, extremely…read moreknowledgable and truly cares about the well being of his patients. Complimentary valet parking available up front.