After 10 years, my beloved dentist was no longer in my insurance network, so I could no longer see…read morehim. I found Supreme Dental Care in Orland Park, Illinois, online and read the few Yelp reviews, which were great. I went to the appointment in late July of 2025. The office was very nice, modern, spacious, and clean. It was an excellent environment in a great location.
The office staff were cordial but not overly friendly. I was quickly seen by the assistant, who took my X-rays. Unfortunately, I will never return to this dentist. After showing me my X-rays on the big screen, Dr. Maha told me that I had bone loss, five cavities, and needed a deep cleaning. I did not believe her at all. This was puzzling to me because I have a great set of teeth, and I visit the dentist every six months for a cleaning and exam. My teeth are in great condition with no buildup, and I take good care of them. She told me all of these procedures would have to be done over the span of five visits. I did not believe her findings or recommendations. Later on, I canceled the appointment.
The next week, I went to another dentist for the same annual exam, X-rays, and cleaning. I needed a second opinion. This dentist found one small cavity. Despite that, she said my teeth and gums were in great condition. I did not need a deep cleaning, nor did I need five fillings! I do not have any bone loss.
To conclude, I believe that Dr. Maha was trying to perform unneeded dental work on me in order to bill the insurance company and myself. She wanted me to undergo five visits to fill all of my supposed cavities and perform a painful deep cleaning that I did not need. I'm glad that I saw through those false claims. Dentists like this make me feel leery and scared to visit new medical professionals, which causes trust issues. Okay, that was my experience. Always seek a second opinion in situations like this and trust your instincts.
