Should not have allowed myself to be rushed into this procedure. Before agreeing to a bridge…read moreimplant, do your research online - lots of research. The office video of a young woman biting into an apple - don't trust it and don't do it. That phone call from Dr Vickers - mine came at 10pm, maybe later, the night of my surgery. Dr left a message asking how I was doing. Ha! I was not a bit coherent and totally asleep. I doubt I saw the Dr more than 5 minutes total from beginning to the time the office released me - 5 weeks earlier than originally told. Instead of a video about the longevity of an implant, effort could be better spent on after care such as: what kind of problems to be aware of, what to watch for, etc. I thought I was the patient. Instead I had to be a detective trying to decide if post surgical issues were normal, realizing I was charged for services not given, asking for a refund, trying to get a surgical report that might have helped me understand what the surgeon did or didn't do, why I was having problems recovering from the surgery, etc. No questions were adequately addressed on follow-up visits. The surgical report was unreadable and worthless. I get a better report after a flu shot than what this surgical report offered - a bunch of incoherent scribbling. The office has some good employees - use them to transcribe a surgery report. Courtney was a wonderful, helpful tech. Her abilities are impressive. However, on my last visit when the final bridge was going to be measured, Courtney had the day off and a new employee was working with me. Was this a coincidence or calculated? I'll never know, but I am suspicious. The office literature says it is not a corporation. Oh yes it is. The office system works like a big corporation where the process seems to be calculated by an analyst who offers advice on how to grow the business, make more money and work less hours. I'm not making this up. Search the Internet. Honestly, I don't think this Surgeon would like this kind of patient care for his family members.

Dr. Anver and his staff get 5 stars again. I would recommend the Dallas office to anyone who needs…read moreoral surgery. Dr. Anver makes you feel comfortable, has a great bedside manner and sense of humor, on top of being an excellent oral surgeon. His staff is outstanding. Especially Ariana. She is more than competent and so compassionate and caring. They make the experience as pleasant as it can be. I highly recommend this practice!

Exceptional Oral Surgeon & Outstanding Care…read more This is overdue as I had a tongue biopsy last year with Dr. Richard Martin, DDS, and it was such an outstanding medical experience, I feel compelled to share it in spite of the delay. Referred by my primary care physician, I immediately felt at ease with Dr. Martin's expertise, precision, and calm, caring demeanor. He explained every step, checked in during the procedure, and even called that evening to see how I was doing. The entire process was smooth and pain-free -- even the numbing shot was so gentle, quick, and skillfully done, I barely realized it happened. His staff is equally amazing -- warm, professional, and genuinely caring. The office is immaculately clean and beautifully designed, creating a calm, welcoming atmosphere. I highly recommend Dr. Martin and his staff to anyone seeking exceptional oral surgical care.

Definitely a 10!! Dr Martin and the entire staff are amazing. I've had 2 rounds of multiple…read moreextractions done and am about to start implants. I can't imagine using anyone else.

I was referred to Root by another Dentist when my implants failed. Dr. Patel took an Xray but did…read morenot look attempt to remove the failed implant because he said he did not have the equipment to remove the failed implant. He did however give me anti biotics and meds for my extreme pay. He did not tell me how bad they were infected , but another Dentist after him did. And that Dentist had them removed. He was friendly and his staff was very nice. But I left in pain and I feel he did minimum for me.

I've been a patient for years now. Each and every time I receive a warm greeting. Dr. Patel has a…read moresuperb staff. I TRUST my care to Karen. Not many people can say they actually fall asleep during oral care treatment, but I do. When I leave, my teeth sparkle, my gums feel healthier and I feel better about myself. Even my puppy Joy loves my smile.

Dr. Wang is an outstanding Endo dr. The best! Explains…read moreeverything and the procedure went smooth. Very happy to have found her!

Dr. Wang is amazing!! I've never had such a pleasant visit involving a root canal procedure. Flower…read moreMound Endodontics without a doubt is a five-star clinic.

That Dr doesn't even work there anymore. They no longer do implants or dentures. So I basically…read morewasted my time there. Other than that they probably do good work.

Well now, where do I begin? This dentist is in my network and I primarily chose it because of the…read morereviews on the different sites. But what I didn't realize was that the reviews are years old. Nonetheless, I thought I was scheduled with Dr. Vacarean, the prosthodontist, but instead, I was scheduled with the general dentist, Dr. Young, for a cracked tooth. After figuring all  that out when I got there, it just went downhill. I decided to see the general dentist because I was already there and the front desk convinced me that he was very good, with all of this experience. Dr. Young and his hygienist said they did NOT see any cracks on my x-ray (from my regular dentist). However, he was very proud to note that he saw plaque and questioned the last time I had my teeth cleaned. (It had been 6 WEEKS, and I go twice a year religiously). He was a bit arrogant. He then said that I did NOT have a cracked tooth and that if I did, I'd have constant pain and couldn't take it. Well, he is WRONG!! This isn't my first cracked tooth and like before, I had pain sporadically. I know my mouth. He advised that I get a 2nd opinion from Dr. Vacarean. I set the appointment, then canceled because I didn't want any parts of that arrogance and wrong diagnosis. Good luck to anyone that chooses to go there!

I had significant gum recession in the lower front and sides which was causing a constant dull ache…read moresensation that had come on so gradually I hadn't noticed. I also had some indications of tooth instability in front that I also hadn't noticed. I just finished my third gum graft with Dr. Moore and am now confident that I will soon be completely ache free with a natural method that uses my own tissue to solve the problem in a lasting way. I found that the procedures themselves were so tolerable that I only needed local anesthesia. Then within a few days after the procedure I needed no over the counter pain medications and within a few weeks it feels normal. And doing my right side made me realize how much constant pain I had been living with because the right side pain was gone and the left side(not yet done) remained. I knew again what normal felt like. The staff is very nice and helpful in scheduling things around your other life.

I visited Village Periodontics & Implants to get an implant. Amazing service. Doctor and staff…read moreexplained the procedure in detail and I had painless experience during my surgery. For any implant related work I highly recommend this place! Thank you for professionalism and great attitude and overall experience!

Dr Wyatt is the Dentist to go to if you want a job done well and professional!…read moreDr. Wyatt has been our family dentist since the 1990's he is honest and trustworthy. We are so happy to have him as our dentist . We also love love his hygienist Jenny, she's very very good and gentle. It's hard to find a team as honest And reliable as Dr. Wyatt . We high Y recommend!

Terrible experience. the staff there is rude and kept randomly grabbing us inappropriately for no…read morereason while we were there.

The 5 star testimonials from other patients are not the kind of care I experienced. I think Dr…read moreVickers was distracted with family matters and did a rush job with my surgery. I would have been willing and preferred to wait for a later date for this surgery. Carefully do your own research and studies on the Internet. The office shows a video of implant surgery. I wish I had had a better education of what kind of problems to be aware of, and when to call the office. Implants are not perfect like the office video implies. There can be side effects and problems. I would have preferred knowing the down side of full mouth implants so I could make an educated guess/decision rather than rely on what a surgeon wanted me to hear For post surgery concerns, the office at Texas Center for Oral Surgery & Dental Implants instructed me to call the lab, which answers the phone 24/7. Nope. I called the lab. A few days later I heard a response on my voice mail (I'm paraphrasing here) "I'm at the Chicago airport, and not in the office, so I can't look at my records right now to answer your question. I'll see you in the office on Monday ." I was the patient. But, I had to turn into a detective to discover what problems needed attention. I relied too much on the Dr to make these decisions - bad mistake. I'm now considering paying for an independent consultation for help to understand what this business should have helped me understand. Five weeks before the scheduled final exam for the permanent implants, the assistant Dr announced, at that Monday appointment previously mentioned, that this was my last visit with the office The final decisions were going to be made that day, and I should visit my regular dentist should any other problems arise. Also my regular Dentist would install the implants. Surprise! How did I miss this? And how did I miss there would be an additional dental charge for crowns on top of the lower jaw implants? There was still swelling and I should have refused signing the paperwork acknowledging this as my final visit. The completely satisfied guarantee no longer applied. Dr Vicker's caring phone call came late at night, long after I was asleep. Don't be impressed by this service. My surgery was 9 months ago. I am still struggling to understand what might be causing my post surgical problems. Before my surgical date, the Flower Mound office called to ask if I would be willing to change my surgical date to a week earlier so the office could book an anesthesiologist for two surgeries on the same day. I agreed to do so - no problem. However, on the day of surgery, the office asked me to sign a form allowing Dr Vickers to administer the anesthesia. I read the paperwork work carefully and discovered this change without being advised of the change. My answer: "NO!" I have enough medical concerns that I doubted Dr Vickers would watch carefully even though his is "trained" in administering anesthesia. The anesthesiologist spent 30 minutes asking questions about my medical concerns related to anesthesia. I doubt I spent 5 minutes total with Dr Vickers before and after surgery. I learned a few months ago, that anesthesia is not required for this surgery. I would have appreciated knowing this so I could make an informed decision. I regret letting myself be rushed into these upper and lower implants. A few weeks after surgery and many questions later, I discovered the work for a $2400.00 charge was not done. I requested a refund and tge office graciously sent the refund.I think Dr Vickers failed to inform his billing department of the surgical changes. Don't rush into trusting this surgeon to do the surgery. Most of these reviews are old. Dr Vickers seems to have turned from a careful, attentive surgeon to a carefully calculated coorporate "get her done" attitude. There are analysts in the business world making loads of money by advising doctors how to build their practice, make more money and have more free time. Do your research to find this. I believe there are other oral surgeons in the area that are well-educated, experienced, and are able to be careful and more helpful. The office staff is pleasant. Dr Vickers is pleasant. Don't be fooled or manipulated by this.

I have always been fearful and resistant to dentists in general, let alone any oral surgeons. I…read moreprocrastinated going to one for so long after a difficult diagnosis I received a few years ago, being lupus. I knew my teeth had deteriorated very quickly after I began my medications. I felt embarrassed by that. I went into my first appointment here with the thought that none of my teeth were salvageable and I would need implants for every tooth. I had set the bar low because I had already grieved everything that my invisible illness had taken from me at such a young age. I didn't want to feel judged. That being said, Dr. Anver completely shifted my perspective. He was encouraging and comforting, while still respecting my perspective. He came up with a treatment plan catered to my own personal goals and was determined to do whatever he could to help me. I literally cried in the office because I had not expected that response at all, and he gave me the space and time to do so. His team does a phenomenal job at making their clients feel at home, creating a safe and welcoming environment for their guests, and answering any and all questions you may have. They made sure they met me where I was at and met any needs and expectations I had. They are the absolute best, and I would highly recommend them! (P.S. they play the best music too )

I'm happy I found Dr. Talcott. I'm a type 1 diabetic and most dentists try to push me onto a…read morespecialist. I guess they assume that all diabetics have bad teeth and gums. I haven't even had any aches that would worry me. On my first visit, they took xrays and he did a very thorough examination of all my teeth. He did say I had room for improvement but in all, my teeth and gums were in good shape. I came in a few weeks later and had a thorough teeth cleaning. The best thing about coming here is that I did not feel like I was on an assembly line. He did an honest evaluation on what I needed. He has a steady stream of patients to his office, but he never was overbooked. Everyone is the office was very nice and I felt it was a pleasant experience.

Probably one of the best experiences I've had with a dentist. Hope did an amazing job cleaning my…read moreteeth. Very thorough and absolutely very gentle. Not one of those ouch moments you think of with getting your teeth cleaned. Dr Bob was great. Spent a lot time going over general health since I was a new patient. Answered all my questions and was very generous with his time. Highly recommend.

These guys are great. They make sure to call you before your appointment. They know your name when…read moreyou walk in, and the entire staff really nice. It's one of the best dentist experiences I've had and I don't like going to the Dentist.

Terrible service, over charge and booking is months out. Moved to the area, tried Prestige hoping…read moreto find a family dentist. They wanted to replace every filling I have ever had with a crown. I started with the plan they created. The actual problem I had was an implant coming loose. They ignored it, kept trying to get me to put more crowns in. But then charged for implant maintenance. Finally gave up and found a Dentist that would actually help.