I am making this post on my daughter's behalf as she is a first time parent with a full schedule…read moreand I have the time. Her 2yr old toddler has had 2 visits in this office. The first appt was a good experience , her father brought her in and they gave him advice on continuing to do good hygiene and to limit juice to 2x a week and encourage more water. This visit was quick but it was only an exam which is to be expected. For a little background this is an interracial couple. Only one parent came for this first visit. The toddler had an unfortunate accident which caused her to lose a tooth and impact another. She was taken to the ER and the parents were told to follow up with her dentist within a week. As this has happened mom has taken time off from work to care for the baby. She had follow-up appointments scheduled with the pediatrician and dentist and would need leave paperwork filled out. On the second visit: Both parents come to the appt. the dental assistant comes in and asks "what brings them in today?" Mom begins to explain that the baby jumped off of the couch and hit her face on the coffee table which caused the injury to her teeth. As mom is explaining the dentist rushes in and asks "what brings you in today?"so mom explains why they are there again. The dentist looks in the toddler's mouth calls out to his assistant that the "central left is missing and the other tooth is impacted". He then turns to the mom and tells her "so why are you here?" She responds "we are here as a follow-up visit to see what the next steps would be" He says there is not a next step her tooth may come back down we have to wait and see if it does and to follow up in 6 months." He then says "he can't fill out her paperwork bc he didn't tell her to take time off from work and didn't prescribe medication and this isn't a serious injury that she would have needed to take time off from work." He asked her if she had x-rays? Mom says "yes hey took x-rays at the ER but she doesn't have them" and tried to explain why she needed the papers filled out and he would not allow her to get a word in only telling her that she "should go back to the ER to get them to fill it out bc they are idiots and should have done it if they told her to take time off from work." He ended the visit saying he can't fill out the paperwork and that she "can fill it out herself and send it in it will be okay." He said "if I fill this out it's not going to look good like I did something wrong here." Making it seem as if taking a week off from work would have been an improper response to take care of your child. The take away from this experience: Why wouldn't you take time off to care for your child if they are injured??? Why would you bring in the x-ray from the ER? Why wouldn't Dr.Armanazi look up the X-rays in the medical database? Why would mom fill out leave paperwork and turn in without a Doctor's signature so it can be denied?He left the parents feeling rushed, disappointed, and that they were wasting his time. Next steps: Visit google, Ohio state dental board, insurance carrier, and most importantly find a new dental practice who is more professional and has the time to properly evaluate and care for patients.

I was hesitant to leave a review because we really do like Dr A as a dentist; however I think it's…read moreimportant for others to know what to expect when looking for a pediatric dentist. We transferred here in 2018 after our original dentist retired. Loved the atmosphere and the accommodations to make it more comfortable the the little ones. Dr A and his staff are great with the kids. BUT - in the few years we have been coming here - our visits are no more than ten minutes. Sometimes less. Compared to the other dentist we were seeing - it just didn't feel like a thorough exam. This last time we went - I purposely timed it and with X-rays, a visit from Dr A and a cleaning - we were in and out in 8 minutes. Just doesn't seem right - and compared to the other pediatric dentist - the visits were 3x as long. I get they're kids and don't have the patience - but the exams are missing something. Going with my gut and switching to someone that takes more time for what I'm paying for.

Dr Chris is professional and personable. I trust his recommendations, won't suggest something…read moreunless it's truly needed. The hygienist I see is Caroline. Very pleasant personality and professional in performance of her job. Careful and thorough! I only schedule with them because they both do exceptional work and are kind people, make going to the dentist something good.

Julie is THE best! She and the Fioritto family are the reason why I've been a loyal patient for…read more30+ years.

My child was a patient for over 6 years , when Covid happened we scheduled out as far as 9 months…read more Due to family circumstances I forgot the exact time and when I realized we missed the date by a day the receptionist told us we we're not able to see or schedule any new appointments. I say unethical practice and inexcusable! Do not rely on this establishment.

They treated both my daughters well, but apparently because it's been 2 years since they've been…read morein, we are no longer allowed to go to this dentist office. So now my kids cannot go where they trust the Drs and staff because I screwed up and didn't take them there for a while. My daughter has a chipped tooth and I have to go find another dentist because of a dumb rule this office has. Don't ever forget to schedule appointments here or your child will lose their dentist forever.

What a wonderful staff!! My daughter had cavities filled and they made her so comfortable. One girl…read morerubbed her arms to help relax her. They actually showed her most of the items they will be using, so she wasn't afraid. Highly recommend!!!

I have struggled with dental hygiene my whole life and as an adult I have tried to establish better…read morehabits, including regular visits to the dentists for cleanings and check-ups. I have tried a few in the area and none of them were right for me. I have anxiety issues and a gag reflex (which is made worse by the anxiety) and I've had everything from a dentist who walked out of the room because they thought it was "ridiculous" to the staff talking about me right outside the room and how awful it was to have me as a patient. I couldn't wait any longer because this year I started to have pain, sores and broken teeth. I read a lot of good things about GLD on my insurance's website and other places on the internet so I decided to give them a try. It was a life changing experience. The staff at GLD is awesome. Everyone from the receptionists to the dental assistants and the dentist/doctor himself are absolutely amazing. They treat me like an old friend every time I come in and they have been so caring and attentive to my anxiety and sensitivities that I don't feel any anxiety going in anymore for any type of appointment, cleaning or major dental work and even surgery. If you're looking for a dentist in the Mentor area that cares about its patients and really wants to make an impact on their lives make an appointment at Great Lakes Dental.

Highly recommend Great Lakes Dental. They use all the latest technology to ensure good health of…read moreyour teeth, gums and jaw. I saw Dr. Williams during my visit and he is fantastic. He is very personable, listened carefully to all my concerns and provided me great detail to ensure I was doing the right things moving forward to best take care of my teeth. All the hygienists who did the cleanings are amazing too, very friendly and professional staff all around.

Friendly staff. Thorough cleaning and exam. The dentist listens, answers all questions, and…read morerespects your input on your care. I have been a patient for several years and have not had negative experience at all. I have had fillings and a crown and never a bad experience. I highly recommend this practice. Dr Khramoy is kind and gentle.

I am unable to drive and spent $$ on a ride to see this female DDS I had heard such good things…read moreabout. I have had dental issues before and so, when she was suggesting a procedure to reveal more tooth, cutting away gum tissue, so casually, I knew this was really an oral surgery procedure, and she was NOT an oral surgeon. While she might have been able to do this, it would have been not at all in MY best interests in light of prior dental traumas and discomfort. She was told this and said she could give me a valium. A very imo, stupid suggestion in that while I am a young senior, I am at this time using a walker and anything that would potentially make me unsteady could lead to a fall and injury would be ill advised. It became to me very apparent that she was not the type of caring professional I anticipated and was too anxious to do a procedure that would not be in MY best interests though would bring in some income for the business she was part of. I did have a follow up visit because the night of the first visit, the tooth basically disintegrated when I bit on something, and I went back to see if the treatment plan was still feasible even though I would not have her do the initial care, which I had indicated would be likely since I knew an oral surgeon. While she still thought it was doable, I had happened prior to have a visit scheduled with my retiring dds of many years. And when she saw the tooth remains, in its current condition, she was shocked, and concluded as I had, that long term the tooth was not going to survive and what was left needed to be removed and potentially replaced. To think that I went out of my way at great expense (for transportation) for this "care". The other DDS in the practice gets good reviews. For routine care perhaps they are fine. But I will not be back. Even if I lived down the block, I would hesitate. This particular DDS only enhanced my general distrust of dentists.