Dr. Annie is absolutely fabulous! She takes her time to truly accommodate the needs of her…read morepatients. My daughter is not the easiest when it comes to dental work, yet Dr. Annie handled some very delicate procedures with the utmost patience and care. While other dentists have lost their patience with her, Dr. Annie's sunny and positive demeanor never wavered throughout the entire visit. I also really appreciate the professional, modern, and fun environment for kids at Bauer & Bauer--it makes such a difference!

These people turned from excellent dental professionals to sales folk. It's subtle but keep them…read morehonest; even after they gain your trust and confidence ASK QUESTIONS. A former patient.

Love this place. It isn't owned by a big conglomerate just a single dentist w wife at front deskread more

I had been coming to Dr. Barnes for 10 years. Several incidents recently caused me to seek another…read moredental practice. 1) I had a change in my bite so significant that I could no longer whistle. It coincided with the start of wearing CPAP headgear for sleep apnea. I brought in the appliance. He would not look at it on my head saying it is not possible. I also brought a cast of my teeth from a few years prior to compare- he refused to look at it saying it wasn't necessary. (My new dentist identified that many people experience a change in byte with the onset of therapy) 2) I complained that there was a gap between teeth that smelled bad when flossing. He didn't X-ray the area. Instead he said, "he had one of those, too". (The new dentist used 3D xRay and found the source of the problem: a broken filling blocking the space between the teeth.) 3) In The summer of 2020 I had tooth pain and was headed to a remote location for a week and was concerned that it might get worse. Dr. Barnes was out of the office but referred me to an endodontist. Dr. Barnes never called afterwards to follow up that I was OK after he returned. 4) Dr. Barnes has not invested in any digital x-ray imaging stating other dentists are "lazy relying on it". The new equipment has so much less radiation that dental assistants don't even need to leave the room and they only place the lead apron on patients as they have come to expect it. (The new dentist identified 2 teeth that need root canals- I will continue to wonder if I wouldn't need this expensive intervention if caught earlier by Dr. Barnes.

rude staff. spoke with Karina and she was very rude. It is…read moresurprising that those dentists did not relized they are losing money because of how rude their staff is.

My experience for years has been 5 star. Dr G and the staff are welcoming and efficient. Quality…read morework and care are consistently given.

My 6 year old daughter is one of those kids who acts like she's brave but I can see right through…read moreher. I know when she's nervous, and I know she's got that "white coat syndrome" that so many kids (and adults) face. When we arrived at Wheaton Prarie Dental, I could almost HEAR her heart beating faster. So I made sure to act calm and collected as we approached the front door. Once her name was called, I was surprised she didn't run out the door right then and there. But Lindsey, the hygienist, greeted her with a smile and made sure she was comfortable in The Chair. And that's when I knew my kid wasn't scared anymore. She was definitely relaxed, and this was WITHOUT the gas mask! After Lindsey did the routine xray and whatnot, we met Dr Colella. He, too, greeted her with a smile and had a good talk with her. He acted as if he was just a friend who she hadn't seen in a while. He explained that he was just going to check and make sure everything was going well and even got excited when discovering there was a FIRST LOOSE TOOTH present! At the end of the exam, he gave us a bag full of goodies which of course any kid would love. The staff here is great and despite it being on a relatively busy street, the location is great. Parking is easy and there's a lot to do to pass time if you've got to wait a while for your significant other or kid during a long visit. Our routine visit, however, was quick - something I appreciate as a busy mom. Overall I'm happy to have found a dentist/dental office that I can trust, and one that my kids will trust as well. We all know dental visits are scary. This place isn't scary. =)

When i walk in to get my teeth clean i am warmed by the smile from the front desk lady.I believe…read moreher name is Kristin. i have great experience with the the team cleaning my teeth and the final inspection always very detailed crew. BUT when i leave and talk to Tracy she isnt a pleasant person to deal with and very unfriendly unwelcoming "give me your money and get out".When it should be about how did everything go ?How was your visit?There is many Dentist around town where everyone is nice and not look at you as a payment and get out. That customer relationships are key. Tracy doesnt belong in the field of customer service.This is the main reason why many people like my self wont be going back because of people like Tracy. I have been going here for years and its always the same with her but i will not be returning until this changes.

Caring , knowledgeable staff. I've been going here for…read moreyears and it's always a great experience.

I've been looking for a very comprehensive dental exam and I feel like I really received that at…read moreWest Willow. Kim was my dental hygienist. She explained everything so thoroughly and helped develop a plan and I'm excited to get my teeth in a better place. Everyone I met from the dentist to the receptionist were extremely friendly. It's so exciting to find such an exceptional team.

I originally wrote the first post on Yelp for this office, walking out of there believing that I…read morehad been taken the most care of. Fast forward two years later, only to find out that the root canal I had performed was not done correctly. After seeing an endontist and two other specialists, I was informed that the post was put THROUGH my tooth and was sticking into my jaw. (please see the photo of the xray taken) As of yesterday, 11/12/2014, the tooth was removed, and a bone graft was put in place. What should have been a simple procedure is now going to cost nearly $5500. As I sat there yesterday, looking at the tooth with the hole right through it, it saddened me to know that I walked away from there and was not informed of the mistake the day that it occurred. I can only hope that other patients take great caution with their trust.

Excellent service. Great customer service, and they really work with you to address your needs…read moreand explain the ever confusing dental insurance world. Great people and service.

These guys have a great option for non-insurance patients & they have MASSAGING dental chairs!…read more They were super efficient and had me in and out for X-rays, an exam, and a cleaning within the hour. The space is very clean and modern too. Julia was so friendly and had a great demeanor bedside manner. Same with Dr. Amin. Ive never known a more kind and charismatic doctor.

Dr. Ravi Amin is wonderful, and his staff are very friendly and helpful. Although I am a…read morepsychotherapist and not a dentist, I do understand how the clinical world functions. Dr. Amin and Smile Obsession is a private practice and NOT a corporate machine. This matters because any clinician (dentist, physician, psychotherapist) who has a private practice is more likely to be able to put ethical patient care as the top priority, rather than extra x-rays or tests to pad their billing and charge you more like a corporate model. I experienced that corporate mentality at another dental practice and that is why I left and chose Smile Obsession. Dr. Amin is very kind, grew up in the Chicago area, and returned here after dental school at UCLA. I was impressed that he was willing to leave that California sunshine to come back to Illinois. He is very gentle, so if you have any anxiety about seeing a dentist he will help you feel safe and relaxed. Top notch in every way!! Like Comment

We have come here since it opened and I would never go anywhere else for dentistry. The care for…read morelittles and the efficiency in scheduling and referrals are unmatched. That's my three year old on her first visit!

Honestly, an amazing and one of a kind practice. Dr.'s Erin and Erika are so patient, thorough and…read moresmart, and amazing with our whole family since the time our kids were little. Love this practice, awesome and responsive staff!

He's been around quite awhile but is up to date enough to still teach dentistry - and that's saying…read moresomething. Knowledgeable, professional, courteous, and highly responsive when a patient is in pain and needs to see him. And who else has a day of the week that starts at 6:30 am for those who can't leave a 9-5 job for a trip to the dentist? Staff are equally top-notch. A patient literally could not ask for more.

I'm afraid I'm going to have to find a new dentist as the hygienist is not vaccinated and I don't…read morefeel comfortable being that close to someone in a medical setting.

Beware. I was a patient here for about 10 yesrs. I wanted basic care, such as cleanings. They…read morewanted to do so much more. One time claiming I needed a crown. They said two adjacent teeth needed crowns. My insurance company strongly disagreed, and wouldn't approve the second tooth. Dr. Beri frequently uses equipment and procedures not covered by insurance. My feeling is he wants to maximize the number of crowns and similar replacements to help with the ROI on all the equipment he has. When I first started here, there were at least 7 to 10 people in this office. Today, 2-3. I do not recommend this office.

This place wowed me with their holistic approach and I went for a year or so. Finally was convinced…read moreto have some old metal fillings removed and replaced with some sort of porcelain. Well, after that, the tooth hurt. And a month later it still hurt. And at least 3 months later it still hurt. I went back there to complain after at l;east 3 months later months and I was told that it was nothing to be concerned about unless heat or cold started bothering it. That it was the nerve and it should go away. Dr. Beri was defensive and also aloof that this was because of the dental work. Over a year later, a year full of almost daily migraines, sinus issues, fatigue and other stuff here I sit having gone to another dentist this morning, who advised me that the filling put in my tooth was entirely too big, that the tooth was completely infected, and I have to have a root canal. When they got in there, she said it was full of infection. So, I have had an infected tooth/root whatever for at least a year, and had I gone back to this place again I still don't think they would have addressed it. My kids had their last examination there two weeks ago and we will not return. Thanks for the now $500+ expense due to carelessness and not listening to your patient. THREE MONTHS after the procedure and something should have been done. At a minumum, recognized the filling was too entirely big. I really appreciate this extra expense.