Great people and great dental care. After 35 years, I still managed to learn something new about my…read moreteeth. Everyone was cordial, friendly, and welcoming from the secretary, to the dental hygienist and the dentist Dr. B. I will definitely be back!

Had a quick emergency and our regular dentist wasn't available. Dr. Ream was able to get us in…read moreright away and took great care of us.

I am happy I have Dr. Franz V Steven as a dentist. He is just such a trustful person, and a 100 %…read moreprofessional. I am very satisfied, also Jessie the dental hygienist, as well the nice lady at the reception is very very friendly, and also professional. Thank you all, Hannelore Liberatore

I am so happy we found Dr Franz for our dental needs. All staff was very polite and professional.read more

I just had a horrible experience with this dental office, I wanted to make an appointment for my…read morewife so that she could have a procedure which would cost in the range of 10-20k, before I could even get the appointment,they gave me the third degree because they said my wife had missed her appointments and they would not even see her,until we paid a fee of 100 dollars!! I don't care about paying the 100 dollars,but the way we got the third degree and got scolded like a bunch of deadbeats was terrible by their office manager!! So very bad manners!! There's way too many other qualified doctors,to be treated this way!! Rude nasty person!

Where to begin?! We were visiting family in the area when my wife had a dental emergency. Our…read morefamily recommended we go to their dentist, Dr. Dan Rairigh. Dr. Rairigh's entire staff was courteous and professional, and accommodated our emergency visit. Over three visits in a week's time, Dr. Rairigh expertly corrected a botched procedure from our hometown oral surgeon. He set up a plan to install an implant using some pretty advanced techniques, including a 3D-printed drill guide custom-fit to my wife's teeth. He even took the time to show me the 3D printer in action in his office! (I was even able to get a cleaning during our visit! His hygienist, Laurie, is the best. My teeth felt cleaner than ever, and she was thorough and efficient. She also chatted with me as if we were old friends, calmly distracting me throughout the cleaning. Dr. Rairigh then came in to look at my x-rays and poke around my teeth. I wasn't left waiting in the chair for long at all, and Dr. Rairigh was gentle and informative.) We're setting up our entire family of five with this practice, and cleanings will now be a part of our visits to the area!

Went to DiBartolo Dental for about 20 years. Loved the practice. But after 10 years, the quality…read moreof work went downhill especially when I started getting some major dental work done. Spoke to Dr. D several times about how unhappy I was with the quality of work and even documented everything and gave him my timelines of the events. Said he would work with me, but it kept getting worse. 1st implant fell out within 4 months 2nd double implant with bridge (other side of my mouth) fell out within 14 months Got my medical history mixed up with someone else's Messed up bite guards 3 times (they didn't have records of the original bite guard) Messed up submitting to insurance at least 5 times Lost around 15k for the implants Messed up appointment times Hard to get anyone to call back They don't take insurance anymore but will submit (don't expect them to get it right). The one person kept sending the claim to my old insurance. I had to do it myself. A good friend of mine also had their implants fall out. Cleanings and sedation were great except the last time I had sedation, the anesthetist wouldn't wait for me to talk to the dentist before the work was done. I get anxiety attacks with needles so I wanted to be alert when I talked to the doctor. Not cool. I broke with them cold turkey in 2024. In my opinion, he grew too big too fast. I really had hope they would get better but the stress and anxiety I had with all the issues and losing so much money out of pocket was too much to deal with (approximately $15K). I found a couple wonderful practices that I have used since then (one stopped taking UHC insurance so I had to switch to another). If you chose Dr. D, just document everything. Not that is helps but maybe he will get the message. I wasn't sure if I should write a review but the more I thought about it, I don't want anyone to go through what I did.

Stay as far away from this place as you possibly can!!! I woke up during dental implant surgery and…read morethey refused to pause the procedure and yelled at me to suffer through it, so they could finish. It was painful and traumatic! I was lied to about the teeth I would receive. They are useless and I can't eat with them. Received my implants last year and I'm still having issues, pain. $20,000. dollars in debt and I can't even function with what I paid for. Also, they start billing you for stuff before you even sign the contract and they don't tell you until it's too late and they "claim" you're already on the hook for the money. There is NO FREE CONSULTATION! DO NOT LET THEM TAKE ANY PICTURES, X-RAYS, CARE CREDIT APP, BECAUSE YOU ARE BEING CHARGED AND YOU HAVEN'T EVEN SIGNED ANYTHING YET!!! DiBartola Dental is devious, deceitful and nefarious and they lie. They tell you that you need work done that you don't need. They promise you something, and swap it out for something cheaper. I have requested copies of my patient records several times, I even payed DiBartola for them, and I still have not received them! I STRONGLY WARN YOU TO STAY AWAY FROM THIS HELL HOLE IF YOU VALUE YOUR HEALTH AND YOUR SANITY. Lisa S.

Dr Johnson is amazing! She did my veneers in 2018 and I always get compliments on my smile!read more

Headline: Elitist, Predatory, and Medically Negligent--A Blatant Bait-and-Switch…read more 1) As a healthcare professional, I am horrified by the conduct at South Hills Dental Arts. They practice a blatant bait-and-switch: their website and Yelp explicitly state they 'accept most insurance' and will file claims for you. However, once I was in the chair on my second day, the staff rescinded this and presented an astronomical $21,000 treatment plan, stating point-blank they 'don't accept any insurance.' Take note: you should receive the total bill estimate on day one, before anything is done. When I disclosed my full disability and limited funds and asked for a payment plan or sliding scale (standard in ethical practices), the staff (biller) literally scoffed. I was told they 'don't like' taking Medicaid (my plan, surprisingly, would have covered absolutely everything they wanted to do) patients because it 'doesn't reimburse enough' and they 'have bills to pay.' Their elitism is only matched by their dishonesty; they performed X-rays and impressions on the first day, then waited until I was back on day two and 'ready to start' the procedure to reveal the full, confusing bill--a direct violation of the 'Federal No Surprises Act'. Most disturbingly, their post-surgical care was nonexistent. After an extensive bone graft and infection debridement, I was left in 'uncontrolled wild pain' for three days with no sleep. I was repeatedly ignored and told to 'just take Tylenol 3, Motrin, and use ice,' which was so medically inadequate that I was forced to go to the ER to get basic pain relief. It is a sad state of healthcare when dentists are so terrified of the FDA that they refuse to follow the drug guide for acute pain, abandoning their patients to suffer. My father was a surgeon who never turned away a patient in need; this office represents the exact opposite of that medical integrity. Not only did he accept anyone, whether they could pay or not, but he also made sure pain was adequately addressed, as it's vital to healing and considered the 6th vital sign; it's so important. Do not trust them with your health or your wallet. While I take responsibility for not doing my due diligence and reading the excessively poor reviews before I went there, I trusted my case worker to do right by me and make sure the office she chose either accepted my dental insurance or at least charged reasonable prices similar to what other dentists in Pittsburgh charge, not high-end boutique-level NYC prices. To add insult to injury, I simply asked the biller to provide a clear bill in which the numbers and procedures matched the appropriate days, and she took it as a personal attack and got mean. I have never been scared of the dentist until now. I really wish I had the confidence to walk around without my front tooth rather than to bear subjecting myself to the rest of the brutal procedure and suspected lack of appropriate pain control. It is especially disturbing to. know that a peer from high school's father would run a business like this. I would be too ashamed to show my face in public. On the flip side, it made me so incredibly proud of my dad, knowing he was a surgeon who wouldn't turn anyone away, no matter whether they could pay the bill. South Hills Dental Arts represents the exact opposite of that medical integrity. Do not trust them with your health and your wallet. The multitude of bad reviews, sadly, say similar things, showing this isn't new; it's a pattern. I want to be very clear, though: Dr. Yousuf (my dentist) and all the staff except the biller and, I assume, Dr. Crandall, the owner, were phenomenal. I can thank them for a lesson in poor business ethics and a newfound extreme fear of dental procedures.