I am shocked to see a negative review on this page. I was desperate for a dentist after seeing my…read morefamily childhood one and realizing he just was not with the times and not giving me the optimal treatments I needed. I found Dr. Satashia online and seeing it was an all female practice (at the time), I decided to give it a shot. This office not only got me in for my emergency visit from the pain IMMEDIATELY, they saw me and instantaneously took action to get my teeth restored. I saw an endo to have a root canal redone after the horrible job done elsewhere. The other root canals I needed, fillings, wisdom tooth removal, the list goes on, were all done by Dr. Satashia! The woman does it all! I have had zero issues, no follow up pain, no signs of infections, NOTHING! Her entire team is energetic and passionate about their jobs, and I know I am in the best hands. Their equipment is top notch and she always had the newest dental innovations. I was just there a few days ago for another emergency visit and they fit me in hours after I called on an extremely busy day! As always I had no wait time and the work performed was top notch! I recommend everyone go to Dr. Satashia at Dentistry by Design, and I will continue to!

The lady I spoke with on the phone was very nice, but if you are calling because you are already in…read moretooth pain, this is not the place I would recommend going. I was told that before they could even schedule me for a root canal, I first had to become an established patient and come in for a cleaning, X-rays, and a full exam. After that, I would still have to wait for their root canal specialist, who is only in the office a few days each month. That essentially means living in pain for weeks before actually getting the treatment you called them for. I understand the importance of exams, X-rays, and routine dental care, but when someone is calling because they are actively in pain, I would expect the immediate problem to be addressed first. The last thing someone with a painful tooth wants is to sit through a routine cleaning, X-rays and annual exam, only to be sent home afterward to continue waiting in pain. Had they been willing to address the painful tooth first, I would have gladly become a regular patient and continued my routine dental care there. Instead, the process made me lose confidence in the practice. I am now being treated elsewhere, where they understood that I was in pain and got me an appointment right away instead of making me go through routine care before addressing the reason I was seeking help in the first place.

As someone with significant dental anxiety, finding Horsham Dental Care has truly been a game…read morechanger for me. I have always been a very nervous patient when it comes to dental visits. Sitting in the dentist chair gives me a lot of anxiety, but since becoming a patient at Horsham Dental Care, my experience has been completely different. Over the past year I've worked with several hygienists and technicians, and I recently needed to have three dental crowns, which was more dental work than I've ever had in my life. My anxiety was definitely elevated going into it, but the team made the entire experience much easier than I expected. From the moment you walk in, the entire staff -- reception, hygienists, technicians, and dentists -- are incredibly friendly and welcoming. Just as importantly, they are absolute experts at what they do. They take the time to make sure you are comfortable and are very skilled at minimizing discomfort, which makes a huge difference for someone like me who has dental anxiety. After the initial crown work I did have a temporary crown come off and my tooth was exposed. The office got me in quickly and replaced it right away, which was extremely important. The dentist made sure the new temporary was secure so I could eat normally and comfortably until the permanent crown was ready. That level of responsiveness meant a lot to me. I'm also very impressed with the advanced technology and imaging they use. The scans allow you to instantly see what's going on with your teeth, which removes the guesswork and helps you make informed decisions about your care. One other thing that has really stood out to me is their focus on patient education. I was never very good at flossing -- honestly, I think it's because I was never properly shown how important it was or how to do it effectively. Because of the education and encouragement I received at Horsham Dental Care, I now floss consistently twice a day. The results have been amazing. When I went for my second cleaning, it was obvious to the hygienist that I had been flossing, and my cleaning was noticeably easier and much less uncomfortable. Go figure... it only took 57 years to finally get it right! If you are looking for a dentist in the Horsham area, especially if you are someone who gets nervous about dental work, I highly recommend Horsham Dental Care. Their professionalism, technology, education, and compassionate approach truly make the experience as comfortable and stress-free as possible.

I am reviewing mainly for military personnel who have TRICARE (Concordia) coverage. Horsham…read moreDental Care is on the Active Duty Dental Program and they are very familiar with the coverage and DD2813 forms. I have gone to them many times for routine check ups, cleanings, and some moderate to major work, and I have not had to pay a dime. I usually get Dr Lala and she is very friendly, professional, and knowledgeable. For more serious work, they will tell you different options, and help you decide what is best for you with no pressure. If you're military, HDC is one of the best options in the area.

Worst experience of my life at a dental office. Dentist is condescending, lacks empathy and…read moreprofessionalism. Not only was the bedside manner poor, my paperwork was altered after my appointment to make it look as if I agreed to additional services.

If I could give this place a zero I would. This place is a…read moredisgrace. My mother had an appointment with them and unfortunately due to other health issues (Parkinson's) she moves a little slow. She is also somewhat nervous as the procedure is intense. There was a complete lack of empathy or patience from both staff and the doctor. Not to mention that it took them a very long time to even bring my mother back for the procedure. When my mom asked how long it should take, the response from the doctor was "depends how much you talk." Furthermore she asked a very simple question to which he threw the instruments and stormed out saying he's not doing this. Extremely unprofessional and will be reporting this place!

Absolutely the best overall dental experience I've had at any dental office. Doctor Slysh is a top…read morenotch dentist and is honest and caring. Nicole the hygienist is off the chart talented and makes the entire cleaning experience enjoyable. I enjoy going to the dentist because of this office and its caring staff.

After many years, with the transfer of ownerships, name changes and office desk staff, it just…read moreisn't the same. The clinical staff is great and holding it together, but I sense quotas, extra surcharges for credit cards, and the "the financing plans available" are changing the focus from smiles to purses.

Great staff. Professional and knowledgeable. Great first visit for a cleaning…read more Would recommend!

very rude receptionlist. she told me i had to look for a new dentist because I had emergencies due…read moreto my kids come up! never experienced that in my life.!! awful. they need a new receptionist.!!! Didn't even give me a recommendation. my new dentist doesn't act like nazis , when I had to reschedule due to a cold she was so nice and friendly about it. It's called human decency. Try it. And it is so funny I've read other negative reviews about them and they wrote these lengthy comments defending themselves, if you did nothing wrong why be so defensive?!

Loved Gwynedd Dental until the practice was sold and they are disrespectful pushy threatening and…read morejust all around not nice people Still love Dr. Sachs but his office staff sucks

Have been going here for a few years along with other extended family members. Every tooth that…read moreDr Sacks worked on turned into a root canal , and I've had multiple . After talking to family members that see him they have all said the same thing. After talking to friends and co workers this is not normal. The staff turnover has become ridiculous along with the arguing you can hear going on in the office . Steer clear and find a more conservative dentist that won't butcher your teeth

I visited this office for a specific problem -- a chipped front tooth. Instead of asking what…read morebrought me in or listening to my concerns, I was immediately pushed into their standard "cleaning + X‑rays" workflow. My actual issue was ignored. When I addressed the dentist by her first name -- the name she introduced herself with during my first visit a year ago -- she corrected me sharply: "I am not Shilpa. I am Dr. Shilpa." For the record, I wasn't being casual or disrespectful. I didn't shorten her name or use a nickname. I simply used the name she gave me. Titles don't change my attitude toward a person. What matters is whether a professional listens, communicates clearly, and respects the patient's needs. Being corrected over a title, before anyone even asked why I was there, felt unnecessary and set the wrong tone. I was also concerned about the cost -- nearly $2,100 without dental insurance -- and I was trying to understand what was essential and what could wait. Instead of addressing my questions or the reason for my visit, the focus stayed on their standard workflow. This interaction reflects a larger problem in healthcare: too often, caregivers prioritize procedures over patient needs, leaving patients feeling they have no options except to comply. There is nothing wrong with earning money, but there is something wrong with recommending procedures the patient does not need immediately. A healthcare visit should begin with one simple step: ask the patient what they need. That never happened here. Based on this experience, I cannot recommend this practice.

I came to Dr. J for the first time last month. I am quite anxious about my teeth and dental work…read moreand previously followed with a different dentist for decades. My experience has been the best possible-- she is exceptionally competent and kind. She always runs on time. Her office is clean. The communication about appointments and receipts is convenient and comes via email / text. She made me feel comfortable and was sensitive to my experience. I cannot recommend her or her practice highly enough.

Don't let them "bash you" at this dental office. Crazy dentist and most obnoxious front desk…read more Borderline mean with a hint of belligerence. All they want is your money upfront and try to sell you on ridiculously high price procedures. Beware!!!

My SECOND root canal with Bash. *Came to Dr. Bash for tooth…read morepain in right upper molar (tooth #2). *He looked at the tooth and tapped on it. He said " you need a root canal on this tooth, but I think we should pull it and get you dentures as we have discussed." *I told him, " please stop talking about me getting dentures!!!! " I said, if possible, I want to save a good tooth" He continued to talk about dentures which was upsetting to me. I then told him I had contacted Simply Beautiful Smiles and was seeing Dr. Bunin in Langhorne on February 9th ( he is a prosthodontist for Simply Beautiful Smiles). *He then said, "Oh! I don't know about that guy! He has worked at 8 different offices." I told him he is a prosthodontist who specializes in restorative dentistry. I also reiterated that he stop talking about " getting me in dentures". * there was an older gentleman on the other side of partition whose daughter or care taker brought in. * Dr. Bash walked around the partition to talk to this patient he was treating simultaneously. I heard Dr. Bash say to this patient " this tooth needs a root canal, but I think we should pull it and let me make you denture or implant". *Dr. Bash came back to me and began injecting anesthesia . The injections were given very forcefully and quickly ( I had NEVER experienced injections like this.).. all my other numerous dentists had always injected my mouth extremely slow and usually waited a minute or two before injecting again. As he continued these rapid and forceful injections I felt extreme fear and pain. I could not understand why he was being so rough as I had never ever experienced this with any dentist before. He continued with procedure and stopped to inject me with a few more extremely rough fast injections. I felt a horrible electrical shock- like feeling during this round of injections along with stabbing and intense pain and started crying. He said, Toni, if you don't knock it off, we are gonna have to stop!". I managed to calm myself as he proceeded. All of a sudden, I felt a horrific fire like sensation throughout my the right side of my face, ear and jaw. I began screaming loudly. Dr. Bash immediately walked around to the other side of petition. I was left alone screaming in pain. NO ONE CAME TO MY AID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I sat screaming for close to 5 minutes and no one helped me, touched me or told me what was happening! Dr. Bash's pet dog was jumping on my stomach. This dog smelled very bad and I managed to scream " please get the dog off me". Eventually, the dental assistant removed the dog from my lap without a word to me. Dr. Bash was nowhere in site. No one offered me assistance or any aid as I sat screaming. I saw Dr. Bash come from around the partition where he was also treating the older man who came in at the same time I did. After a minimum of 5 minutes since the burning pain began,Dr. Bash came to me and removed the rubber dam, looked at my mouth and said " you have to get to the ER!" I was still screaming and crying, again, no one offered any help or told me what was happening. I texted a friend ( Fred Saldutti) who picked me up and drove me to Doylestown Hospital ER. * I was screaming and in a fetal position upon arrival to ER....the pain was beyond anything I had ever experienced. I was immediately put on IV decadron, dilaudid and antibiotics. * After 3 injections of dilaudid, I was able to be taken to receive a CT scan. * I was admitted to ICU on February 5th at approximately 8PM. I have a " suspected " connective tissue disorder and it was written all over my files. I have been to many dentists, including bash and the suspected connective tissue has NEVER been an issue, yet bash told me on the phone " I just squirted a little bleach in there" " I believe it's your connective tissue disorder." That's pure, unadulterated lies and psychological gaslighting of a patient who put their lives in this man's hands". I still have severe TM, lost a total of 4 teeth, due to Dr. Bash. The horror show became exponentially worse, due to the steroids and fluoroquinolne antibiotics. I suffered severe and disabling iatrogenic injury, due to Dr. Bash. I lost my business, every single penny to my name, trying to heal from the devestation. I called Dr. Bash and asked if he could pay half of my medical bills ( I accrued 65,000 dollars in medical bills ). He hung up on me and a few moments later called me back, which in my eyes is a sign of guilt. I told him that if he didn't help with my medical expenses from his carelessness, that I would write a review on yelp. He said " I have to talk to my attorney ". Approximately one week later, I received a frightening letter, full of insane lies, stating that if I wrote ANY reviews that they would call the AG. I have been contacted by at least 12 victims of Dr. Bash and there is no way, I can ( with a good conscience) allow this man to hurt others anymore,.