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    Donald P. Rossler, DMD

    5.0 (3 reviews)
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    Cavity treatment

    Crown cleaning

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    9 months ago

    Great place! Highly recommend. Very friendly staff that makes you feel like family. Our whole family comes here.

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    5 years ago

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    4 years ago

    I've never had anything other than a positive experience with this practice. Professional, courteous, and skilled. Great place.

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    Hebron Center Dentistry - Dr. Alison Nicholes, owner

    Hebron Center Dentistry

    3.6(21 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    I've been going here for many years and I have recommended Dr Nicholes to several of my family and…read morefriends over the years. She's very smart, lovely and down to earth. Her demeanor is professional and warm. I have always received excellent dental care and assessment from her, and if I need a referral, she chooses one that I can trust. I highly recommend her to you.

    I can't be more disappointed in the lack of care from Hebron Center Dentistry. Dr Javed created a…read moreserious issue with my crown, ignored my concerns about infection, and left me in excruciating pain. I met privately with Dr Nicholes to discuss my experience, and she disappointed me further. I am writing my full experience for complete disclosure. Dr Javed recommended that I replace an old crown that was having no issues. She prepared the tooth, put on a temporary, and scheduled the permanent for a month later. Do the research, this exceeds the recommended time for a temporary. Pain set in a week before my appointment. (Everything I have read states that the crown may have been ill fitted, or damaged) I let the office know the morning before my appointment, that the pain was excruciating. The receptionist said that the Dr. would get back to me. Since I didn't hear from her, I went to my appointment the next day, confident that the permanent crown would solve the problem. After a cursory look, she said that she would need to refer me to have a root canal. This was a Friday afternoon, so I'm concerned about the continuing pain over the weekend. She suggested that she could take off the temporary, and secure the prepared crown with temporary cement and that might mitigate the pain a little. She needed her assistant to remove the crown, as the Dr. was unsuccessful at doing it herself. The odor that permeated the room as the temporary was removed was pungent. I questioned Dr Javed about the smell and mentioned my concern about bacteria. Her response was that it was just the normal smell of temporary cement. I have been researching this issue and absolutely everything points to bacteria and infection. I left the office literally weeping in pain at 2:30 that day. At 3:43 I called the office to question whether I should be put on an antibiotic. Office was closed, but the machine said to push 2 for an emergency, which I did. At 6 pm the crown popped off, so I called again, pushed 2 and waited. Every 2 hours overnight, I piggy-backed ibuprofen and Tylenol, which only dulled my pain. Dr. Nichole's (the owner) later commented that tooth pain is "special". And yet, no return phone call. Saturday morning I started searching for emergency dental care, which I received at Columbia dental. First, the root canal, followed by 14 days on antibiotics to treat the stubborn infection that had been described as "normal cement odor" In total, I suffered 6 days of excruciating pain, followed by 14 days of persistent ache and swelling. I would not be writing this review had I not met with the owner, Dr Nicholes, yesterday. She doubled down on the cement odor which dumbfounded me-there was, in fact, a raging infection that was ignored, treatment was delayed , and pain escalated. She informed me that they do not have emergency care outside of office hours. At the time, it was stated on their website and confirmed when I called on the phone and told to press "2" for emergencies. Her comment was that she was out of the country. When Dr Bussiere opened this office years ago, I recommended all my friends and family. He was so knowledgeable, open, and even administered Novocain without pain. The office called me after procedures to make sure I was feeling ok. It with a heavy heart that I must revoke that recommendation. Hebron center just doesn't care the way it used to.

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    Bussiere James W DMD

    Bussiere James W DMD

    3.0(2 reviews)
    3.3 mi

    Best Dentists office every, plenty of great qualified people there, always pleasant and friendly…read more Exceptional care and I am pleased to say we use them and I have never had a problem. Thank you for your great service!

    Office staff at front desk spectacular. Dental hygenists friendly, but preachy. Dr. Bussiere the…read moreworst dentist ever. He comes across as a little arrogant and overly preachy with elaborate and convoluted explanations about office procedures. Always late for appointments, cancels appointments to "go on vacation" at last minute, has done fillings that hurt weeks later and end up in expensive root canals (where he makes money off of the crown and fitting). Continues time after time again to force "deep pocket gum cleansing" despite my reservations and/or doubts and the fact that this procedure is not empirically proven to work in any clinical trials. He clearly just wants to make plenty of money of off your insurance company or straight from the pockets of your family. This shows lack of concern or care for me as a struggling, working parent who cannot afford such an expensive procedure. In addition, I asked my previous dentist about the procedure and he said it is unecessary, often painful, and expensive. I asked Dr. Bussiere if it was painful and he said no (Google it!). By the way, while I was at the receptionist desk last summer, I overheard another patient telling Dr. Bussiere that the last time she had the procedure done, it was extremely painful and she did not want to continue (it is performed one quadrant at a time...multiple office visits!). I couldn't help but question why this procedure is being pushed on every member of my family, as well as obviously many other patients. Dr. Bussiere calls it "preventative" care, but again there are NO clinical trials to prove this is a healthy and necessary preventative procedure. BEWARE, he clearly wants your money at your pain and your expense! I do not want a doctor to care about his pockets more than his patients EVER!!!

    Donald P. Rossler, DMD - generaldentistry - Updated August 2026

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