I agree do NOT Go there. I have been going there for about 3 years. At my last 2 check ups I pointed out a couple teeth concerned that they might be cavities. He said no maybe sensitive but not a cavity. A few days later they were still bothering me and it hurt to eat. I found a new dentist and paid out of pocket together a second look( because insurance wouldntt cover me for 6 more months) Well don't you know that he sound not 1,2,3,4, or 5 cavities. But 13 cavities in total. I was so upset 13 cavities. He said that they have been there for at least 2 years. That they were most likely very tiny cavities that were left untreated and grew bigger. One was so bad I had to get half my tooth taken out. Dr. Breuer seems to a nice family man. But the equipment he uses is way OUTDATED, he uses tools from when my grandparents were kids. When your dentist says he will call you if he sees something of concern on your x ray you know he uses outdated equipment. My new dentist examines me and shows me right there on the spot my x rays and issues if any. Never go there, I regret it so much. Needless to say I pulled ny whole family out. Like I said he is a nice guy, but needs new tools or something, 13 cavities my new dentist found when 2 days earlier he said I had none. These could have easily been corrected if caught earlier. I go every six months. For years they have been there, even after pointing it out that it was bothering me, was told they were not cavities.
The office people are also not all very kid friendly, one time my 5 year old was sitting on their futon in the waiting room. He had his one leg bent so his shoe was on the cushion part. Don't you know she looked up and said can you get your foot off the furniture. It's like a 20 year old futon, he is 5. Not like he was being bad, was sitting there quietly waiting his turn. Thought that was a little rude. read more