I have been going here for years and so has my family. This place is great and the staff is…read morefriendly and treats you like a member of the family.

This is the best dental practice I have ever been to. They were extremely thorough…read more Dental exams can be stressful but they take the time to talk to you and put you at ease. Dr. Julie is very caring and does a wonderful job. Great and wonderful place to go for all your dental needs.

Dr. Jozewiak and her staff were so great with my 7 year old and his filling appointment! They…read moredefinitely show that they care for their patients and made him feel as comfortable as they could, and never once got frustrated or anything along those lines!

I've been unsure how to handle my experience that I had at this office but after several failed…read moreattempts to privately settle this with them and the lack of empathy and professionalism they have shown, I felt that sharing this story is more important than what they were offering me in hopes to spare anyone else from what I experienced. 7 months ago my cosmetic NIGHTMARE began at Prarie View Dental when I hired them to replace my 4 existing veneers and add 4 more. I was overall happy with my teeth but wanted to add more veneers to perfect my smile while also replacing my previous 4 that I got almost 20 years out of. I was told this would be a very easy and simple case, that they do this all the time. That was incorrect. I was in excruciating pain starting with my prepping appointment, I knew I had a lot of work done so I thought it was just recovery but it never let up. Even taking pain reliever around the clock, I was still waking up in pain and getting headaches daily. I had my temporaries in for 2 weeks and they fell out 3 times, I was told this was normal by the office but to me this was anything but. After my next appointment where I got my finals I assumed it would be better, wrong. The final veneers not only looked horrible, but even worse was that the pain & headaches increased. Then, after a week, I lose a permanent veneer. I'm again told this is normal & it's gets fixed. The next week, I lose another permanent veneer only this time, they are unable to get me in for 5 days. This is obviously not an option so I start calling other offices to find somewhere to help me and luckily got right in to another local office. This other office was shocked to hear that these had fallen out but were even more shocked to hear that I thought I got "veneers." They told me that my tooth was way over prepped to be a veneer and I had a 3/4 crown that they were putting back on. I was also told that because so much of my enamel had been removed, these will continue to come off because they were not prepped correctly. To fix this I will need to remove the remaining enamel on my teeth to get a secure bond. I was left with teeth that looked NOTHING like the photos we consulted over, was in horrible pain, and now was being told I would have to get these redone. My tooth structure is gone and can never come back, I'm only 37 years old. I got another opinion from a different office and they said the same thing. They also thoroughly checked my bite to find that it was the cause for my headaches and pain, it was no where near where it should be. The teeth did not fit my mouth and my bite was completely off. At this point, I knew my teeth were irreversibly damaged and I was never going back to PrarieView Dental ever again. I've reached out to them 4 times asking for at least my money back. They finally agreed to give me just over half of my money back IF I sign a release of claims that prevents me from doing 2 pages of things, including sharing my experience. Keep your money, I'd rather people know to never go here. I'm grateful that as I write this, I have beautiful new veneers and am in no more pain thanks to a very knowledgeable and professional local dentist. But it took 7 months to get here with a lot of pain, money, and dentist appointments. I would NEVER recommend anyone to this office, for anything!

I had a great experience with Geneva Smiles Dental on my trip to Chicago. Dr. Park and his…read morehygienist did a great job cleaning my teeth and was the only dentist able to get me in on such a short notice. They told me that I also have some cavities that needed to be taking care of. Luckily, Dr. Park managed to set another appointment for me even though his office was busy during the holiday. He was very detailed and gentle during the whole process. He also gave me some advice on how to brush my teeth and floss. I can honestly say this has been the best dental experience I have ever had. I was nervous at first but really glad I chose Geneva Smiles. I'm really happy with my teeth and service. Now I can enjoy the rest of my vacation.

If I could do zero stars I would. I came here about 6 years ago for a cavity. For months after I…read morewas in so much pain and would have to go back to them every couple of weeks to "adjustments?" About 6 months later the doctor called and very apologetically stated after many other complaints they realized their blue light wasn't working properly, which meant my filling never set. Fast forward to last night at Second Street Dental, who are wonderful by the way, and $900 worth of work taking out those fillings, fixing the decay that happened because of those bad fillings and fitting me for a crown. Talk about why people are scared to go to the dentist... Geneva Smiles is my reason!!!!

OK, here we go. I go to St. Charles Dental Care today for my regular every 6 month dental…read morecleaning. HORRIBLE!. I get there and some receptionist checks me in and hands me some "update" form as to my medical history. I literally tell her, I have no updates and literally just had my annual physical two days earlier and had no changes and all my labs are IDEAL (literally better than textbook across the board). She indicates to me that every two years they need an update. YET, I sure as heck don't remember having to do an update two years ago. So I am really starting to wonder on that statement. Ok, fine, so I go sit down to now fill out this form. (And here's a thought, if you want such paperwork done, why not send it digitally days earlier? Why not give enough time to fill it out when you arrive? Why not have some type of "update" form that asks is there anything new to update versus all the info on an original form? Why is it these dental offices/medical offices can't be a little more proactive and up on technology rather than wasting time?). So I literally (yes literally) had just sat down and filled out my name section and phone number and the dental hygienist comes to get me for my cleaning. I just stare at her. I just tossed the form in the seat next to me and said, "Well, I guess I am not filling this out." She gives me a dirty look and tells me to pick up the clip board with form on it from the chair. Yeah no. Not ever going to happen. When I already started the form, am given NO time to even fill it out much less even read it and now you want to hurry me along to get my dental cleaning done and think I am being unreasonable. Yeah no. And considering I had never met this hygienist before what in the heck is this nonsense. So of course she marches me down to her area and then the roughest and messiest dental cleaning I have ever had began. She was exceptionally rough with the tools and did all she could to rush through the procedure. Yeah that's just great and I am paying for that. Thanks a lot St. Charles Dental Care! I have never had so much water and what not all over my face. She didn't even offer a tissue or paper towel or anything (even at the end of the procedure) and just let me there a big mess. So I ask for a tissue and she is all huffy about it. (It took all my being not to tell her to simply FUCK OFF!). Yet, I said my please and thank you's and did whatever she wanted, but I immediately let her know I wanted to talk to the office manager. Of course, as expected, she runs right up to the front to go talk to the manager to give "her side of the story". Uh, huh, yeah ok, who is the patient here and who is paying the bill? Yeah not you lady. And then of course, to top it all off, my regular dentist (very good guy by the way is on vacation) and the hygienist wanted me to see the other dentist I had never met before and never have ever seen before. Yeah no. No notice or anything of this. NONE! So I refused on that whole issue. Why would I do that? So I can continue an even worse exam? Yeah no thank you. Soooooooo looking forward to talking with my regular dentist when he comes back. Just unbelievable. Now do I think that hygienist is a b****. Yes, I do. And I told the manager as well (who of course was not happy with my choice of adjective). Too bad. Maybe hire people who can do things appropriately and be professional and here's a thought give you time to actually fill out forms that the office is wanting, etc. Just ridiculous! Where do others go for good, competent dental care? I just don't EVER want to see that hygienist ever again.

Professional and thorough dental care. Cutting edge…read moretechnology! Warm and friendly reception staff. Locally owned and operated. Staff involved in the community. This is as good as it gets.

Came to Dr. Walia for a cleaning/bi-annual checkup. Upon arrival, I was informed she had no…read morehygienist, which was shocking to me. I naively didn't realize it wasn't always standard to have one. The polishing she did was no more than 30 seconds, only to the exterior of my teeth. I was informed I had a few cavities and Dr. Walia scheduled me for an appointment to get them filled. At this appointment, she only filled one of these cavities (it was not intensive, maybe 15 minutes in-and-out) and informed me she'd be scheduling me for another appointment for the rest, explaining that she didn't want to numb both sides of my mouth and risk me biting my tongue. That's reasonable. I arrived for the next appointment. Dr. Walia's assistant (who she actively degraded throughout my first two appointments) was absent and her receptionist filled in. It's unclear if the receptionist had any training... Again, this was a quick appointment: in and out. The cavity was so minor that we agreed not to use novocain. Yet, I was told I'd have to make yet another appointment for the next cavity. This was scheduled this upcoming Monday, despite my frustration with the process. Just wanted to get it over with. Today, I received a call from Dr. Walia herself, asking to reschedule due to staffing. We agreed on a new date and I did express my frustrations regarding the process. We disconnected and I soon received a text and a call back from Dr. Walia, stating she could keep my original appointment. I expressed concern due to her staffing issues on that date and requested to keep the rescheduled time. Dr. Walia continued to push that she could do the filling on the original appointment date, despite previously indicating she didn't have proper help. At that point, I requested she cancel my appointment and forward me my X-rays from the initial appointment via email so I can continue with a more appropriate dentist. I guess we'll see if I even get those... In providing my email to Dr. Walia, she realized she was not speaking with the patient she had thought she was talking to, noting in surprise that I was not a woman named "Julia." I only hope that her attention to detail holds up better in her dental work.

Dr walia is one of the Best dentists I have worked with. She goes above and beyond call of dutyread more

Great overall service from the front desk to the hygienist to the dentist herself. Never any sense…read moreof being rushed.

Hamilton House Dentistry is located in a beautiful remodeled old house, with other businesses. The…read moreoffice is decorated in keeping with the period of the house. Joy greets you at the front desk with a smile and is prepared for your visit. Eva took me back for x-rays and an initial evaluation. She explained to me how my visit would go. Dr Samuels herself did my gum probing, descaling, and explained everything she was doing and why. I was impressed that the dentist spent that much time with me. Eva did my polishing and I was done! I recommend this office to anyone who cares about the health of their teeth and wants the best care.

I'm grateful to Smile for Life Dental in Elgin, ill. a special shout out to Dana Jensen Ward, my…read morehygienist and Dr. Merges, my dentist, for helping to keep me healthy despite my sweet tooth.

Any pictures I've seen of patients who have gotten their veneers at this location have extremely…read morelong teeth, which are kind of curved so obviously they don't look real. I think they are too long pretty much for everybody. Regular dental exams and cleanings are usually over $100 more than everyone else.

Great dentist and staff, highly recommend Peak Dental and Dr. Tabor…read more Will definitely recommend their practice to our family, friends and neighbors.

Going to Dr. Tabor for quite a few years. Dr. Tabor, his staff (Aga, Nika, Edyta, and Dolly) are…read moresuch incredible people who do an amazing job and also make you feel at ease....very personable and nice. There are times when you go to a health care professional, and they want to get you in and out quickly, but Dr. Tabor and his staff take time to listen and have a conversation...even if they are busy. If you're looking for an amazing Dentist and staff go to Peak Smiles! Linda