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    Brian Reardon, DDS

    5.0 (5 reviews)
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    Advanced Oral And Maxillofacial Surgery - Molar tooth

    Advanced Oral And Maxillofacial Surgery

    4.1(79 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    From the moment I walked into the office until the second I left, I felt completely at ease and…read moreright at home. I am incredibly thankful for Dr. Garrett, Kate the Great and his ENTIRE team for the exceptional care I received. After seeing three other doctors who were unable to identify my tissue related mouth issue, I felt like I wasn't being heard. However, with Dr. Garrett and his team, that all changed. They listened to my concerns with genuine empathy and, incredibly, they were able to find the issue. I am so thrilled with my experience. I was looking up to the Lord, thanking him so much that I had Finally hit the nail on the head by visiting Dr. Garrett & Kate the Great @ AMS. The level of professionalism, care, and expertise is unmatched here. I highly recommend Dr. Garrett to anyone in need of an oral surgeon. Thank you so much for everything. YAY!!!!!

    Unprofessional and dysfunctional. The office smells musty and the front desk smells like doritos…read more Too much dysfunction to review. Based on my experience, I will not return. I hope the office improves its communication, professionalism, and decides to focus on a proper patient--centered approach.

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    Oakbrook Endodontic Associates

    Oakbrook Endodontic Associates

    4.0(16 reviews)
    2.5 mi

    I had my first root canal by Dr Penesis and while it's not what I would call a pleasurable…read moreexperience, he did great work and talked me through the procedure from beginning to end. This work by both Dr and assistant made my first root canal experience a success. I would recommend this Dr specifically as he was thorough, kind and informative. My after care experience has been a breeze with very little soreness, I only had to take one dose of Advil to get through the first day when the novacaine wore off.

    First of all, I did not like the Dr Peneses arrogance. He suggested it was the fault of my dentist…read morethat performed my root canal that I now had an infection in my gum. Even if it was, which it is not, it was very unprofessional. Root canals don't always last forever. Sometimes an infection can develop many years later, in which case you will need an apicoectomy. Next, I do not agree with how this office handles their billing. I had my surgery in March 2026. The office said before they would even schedule my surgery, they need the insurance estimate. This seemed a little off to me since I was already told by Dr Peneses that my insurance would be maxed out after the root canal, and also are you telling me you won't perform this very important surgery if the insurance doesn't pay? They had submitted an estimate to the insurance company prior to the surgery and were waiting for it to be returned before they would schedule my surgery. I did get a call back from the office stating that they had received the estimate back from the insurance company and now I could go ahead and schedule my appointment. They informed me that the insurance was going to pay X amount and that I also had a credit with them from my previous root canal surgery with them. I was informed of what the final amount that I would owe would be. I was thrilled because I knew I had enough money in my FSA to cover the remainder. Fast forward to June 2026 & I see that the money for the apioectomy had not been deducted from my FSA. I called the office to ask why & was told that they had not submitted the bill yet and the girl that does the billing was already gone for the day, so they would have her call me back tomorrow. The billing person called me back approximately 2 weeks later to let me know when they would submit the bill. JUNE 2026 & THE BILL WAS NOT SUBMITTED TO INSURANCE YET?! The surgery was done 3/30/26! Now, today, 8/4/26, I was informed that the insurance didn't pay anything because my benefit was maxed out with the previous root canal, and my final amount owed is $2,120.33. That is VERY different from what was quoted to me in March. I understand the insurance maxed out on the root canal & the office has no control over that. My complaints are: 1. Why would you tell someone a quote very different from what you actually charge them? 2. Why would you wait so long to submit a bill to the insurance company? And 3. Why would you not advise a patient from the beginning that the final amount owed is just an estimate and you may actually owe more? Idk but this seems shady to me.

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