I've been going here for years and have had a variety of experiences. There has been a lot of…read moreturnover, and in about 6 years I've had three different primary dentists. The front desk people have always been great, but sometimes you have to leave a message and just wait. Some of the hygienists and staff have been there the whole time and I love working with those people. My car wouldn't start this winter on one of those really cold days so I missed my cleaning appointment. Now I'm not able to make appointments ahead of time, so I haven't been able to get my teeth cleaned.

I'm very happy with the staff and the doctors there they are very friendly and very caring about…read morethere patients. I would recommend this place to everyone you may like it . They explain what there going to do if you need dental surgery done and what the cost will be and they will work out a plan where you can make payments. The office is clean.

If you want to know what real customer service is like, then take a visit to Advanced Dental Care…read moreand Aesthetics. It just blows my mind how I was treated in a respectfully and courteous way as soon as I walked into the door. I was greeted by the front desk who was very kind who then introduced me to another staff who offered me coffee and gave me a tour of the facility which was clean and very up to date with equipment. Every person that I met was very friendly and was always introduced to each of the team involved in my care. I do not have dental insurance, but their prices are affordable and definitely cheaper than most dental offices in the area. They accept most dental insurance if you plan to use your dental insurance. I ended up choosing their dental plan which was within my price range that fits my needs. I highly recommend Advanced Dental Care and Aesthetics to anyone who wants to be treated with respect and receive real customer service. The entire staff are outstanding and amazing! I scheduled my next appointment and I cannot wait.

So many problems at this dental office. They had a lot of trouble placing my implant. They made me…read morecome in three times before they were able to fit it right. Then the implant chipped right away so now I have to have it filled at a different dentist. i was so frustrated I just lived with it being chipped for a while. Also, I was being treated with invisalign but for some reason the dentist decided to make a physical mold for my braces so I would have had to come back in for them to scan me for a new retainer simply because they did it that way. It made no sense why he did that. It was a waste of time and energy for me. They wasted so much of my time and energy, not to mention money. I left there in tears half the time.

5th visit and still very impressed with her work. Amazing detail and so flexible with scheduling…read more Highly recommend!!!!

I was new patient as of 9-4-26. Had to pay for xrays because no one told me to bring old ones. No…read moreone introduced themselves or as to the role they played in the office! The DH ? and her assistant talked about their activities for the upcoming long weekend! Never asked me about my daily dental routine. Just if I had heart problems! I will not be returning because your office seems to lack people skills!

Dr. Shim is the BEST dentist I have ever seen. I'm 49 and I cannot believe that it has taken me…read morethis long to find a gentle and caring dentist office. I have no fear of returning to the dentist like I have in the past. Thank God for Dr. Shim and his staff! You have me for life guys! Thank you for being so kind and professional!

Yeah it's time to change to a different dentist office they messed up my copay for all my visits!…read moreOne minute I'm paying to much next I didn't pay enough! They didn't even have my insurance information in correctly smh after this June 23rd appointment I'm done with Hudec as a whole

Dr. Ryba and staff are professional, & explain everything from procedures, to step treatments all…read morethe while within the insurance framework maze that exists today. The most important aspect is the quality provided within friendly confines of the practice. Just can't recommend highly enough Greg S

Dr. Duane showed amazing patience and care with my very nervous 13yo. He went above and beyond to…read moreensure her comfort and consent.

The dental hygienists are very gentle when cleaning my teeth. Have recommended York Dental to my…read moregirlfriend and will recommend this practice to my friends and family, as well. My only recommendation is offer have public Wi-Fi.

absolutely horrible place to be. Dentist is the most terrible and the angriest man I've met. Very…read morearrogant extremely rude to patients and employees. Creates dental treatment plans to make money off of you when treatment is not necessary. Treats certain employees different than others. if I could rate this dental office negative I would. All they want is your money.

I really like my hygienist and the front desk staff are friendly and professional. The actual teeth…read morecleaning is usually only 15min and my hygienist gives good teeth care advice. And the care has been thorough, especially with my cavities and root canal. But the wait-time is absolutely ridiculous. I'm usually waiting 30-45min in the waiting room just to be brought into the room, and another 10min for the hygienist (not to mention yet another 10 for the dentist to check at the end). I often set aside 2hrs out of my work day to ensure I won't be late for work. This time I scheduled at 9am when they open, wait time in the waiting room was shorter but still a good 20min. The xray and cleaning process only took 30min. But I'm still waiting a while for the dentist and debating about exploring other options.

Dr. Hani is an amazing dentist. He's gentle, careful, and very kind. He did several of my cavity…read morefillings and he cleaned my teeth as careful as he could without causing me pain. I have very sensitive gums and he was mindful of that during the procedure. The office could be better. Secretaries are sometimes rude, they overbook people, and they call people back several minutes late for their appointment.

So far I've only had one appointment here but it was great. The doc is personable and kind. All of…read moreher staff are on top of their game. When you arrive you check in at the front desk then an assistant gives you a little office tour and tells you a bit about the doc. The place is immaculately clean. The entire process (I was here for a tooth repair) is efficient but they don't rush you. I had a few questions and the doc and hygienist answered all of them and them some. Oh! I almost forgot. Make sure you fill out the new patient forms on their website. It's helpful because before they complete your service, someone will come and tell you what you will have to pay out of pocket. They try to avoid financial surprises. I appreciate that because dental work can be expensive and it's nice that they are sensitive to that. When it's over, you get a little welcome gift bag with some university heights dental swag lol: a double insulated water cup with straw, a nice chapstick, and a hand written note welcoming you to the practice. The only negative is that they are so popular that you have you schedule out a few months right now for your annual cleaning.

Dr. Fixler has created a practice that appears to prioritize generating income over providing…read moreevidence-based dental care. I switched to this practice due to a change in my insurance coverage, having recently had a dental exam and X-rays just six months prior. These images were provided to UHD. At my initial visit, before even receiving an exam, I was told I would need 18 bitewing X-rays to create a full-mouth panorama. As a medical physician, I questioned the necessity of this, especially given that recent X-rays were already available. When I asked whether I could opt for the standard molar bitewings instead, the hygienist became visibly frustrated. It seemed clear he was accustomed to patients questioning this practice and annoyed by it. An associate dentist then came in to explain that the full set of X-rays was necessary so she could assess my bone structure and check for oral cancer. I explained that I am a physician and that this is not the standard method for oral cancer screening. She then claimed that this was the "standard of care." When I asked her to show me the ADA guidelines to support this, she brought back a chart that applied to patients with periodontal disease or dentofacial abnormalities--neither of which apply to me. After reviewing the actual ADA guidelines myself (see screenshot from this article: https://jada.ada.org/article/S0002-8177(23)00734-1/fulltext), it's clear that requiring 18 X-rays in this context is not evidence-based. I shared this with her, and she then suggested we "dissolve the relationship" and that I seek dental care elsewhere. If you are looking for evidence-based care, compassionate professionals, and a practice that respects patient autonomy while avoiding unnecessary costs, I strongly recommend seeking care elsewhere.