Just know when you make an appointment, your real appointment time is 30 minutes later. They don't…read moretell you that. I got there 20 minutes early for my appointment to fill out paperwork, but this really made me 50 minutes early. When i found this out i demanded my co-pay back and left. They could have cared less. Don't think i want that surgeon in my mouth if that's the way they do business.

I was referred to Dr. Danielle Williams by my endodontist for an extraction of tooth #31 due to a…read morecracked root canal and a developing infection. Going in, I was hopeful for a good experience -- and Dr. Williams and her entire team exceeded every expectation I had. From the moment I arrived, everyone was incredibly kind, communicative, and genuinely caring. Even the associate who came in to review the cost of the procedure was delightful -- friendly, funny, and remarkably easy to work with. It immediately put me at ease. Bethany, the tech who stayed with me throughout the process, was outstanding. She explained everything clearly, reassured me at each step, and kept me distracted in a way that truly felt like having my own daughter there looking out for me. The extraction itself was far better than I anticipated. I'm sensitive to epinephrine in numbing agents, but Dr. Williams administered everything carefully so I never experienced the usual racing-heart feeling. The procedure was quick, not painful, and handled with exceptional skill. Dr. Williams talked me through each part of the process, and she and Bethany kept a warm, pleasant conversation going that made the whole experience surprisingly comfortable. They also provided clear after-care instructions -- both verbally and in writing -- and made sure I knew I could call with any questions. The level of communication, compassion, and professionalism was remarkable from start to finish. Given the circumstances, this was as positive of an experience as I could have hoped for. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND Dr. Williams and her staff.

On November 15, 2022, I saw Dr. Danielle Williams for a consultation on my severe Torii situation…read more  She was kind and understanding.  They explained the procedure thoroughly and also the cost of the procedure.  On December 27, 2022 I had the procedure.  Dr. William and her staff are the most friendly, courteous, professionals with great senses of humor.  The experience was actually fantastic.  I did opt (and highly recommend) for the extended numbing agent that works for 2-3 days.  The headache following the procedure went away with sleep.   I did not need ANY of the pain medications at all!  Not even Tylenol.    The sutures were dissolvable, so there was not even the pain or stress of having sutures removed. Everything went perfectly and I was able to eat almost right away (soft things first, of course).  In 3 days I was back to normal. They even straightened my crooked smile!   I highly recommend Dr. Danielle Williams and her staff at Florida Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery of Carrollwood.     Sorry it took me so long to review, but I have other health issues.

Literally the worst dentist ever and they definitely need to get rid of the fat monster with braces…read morein the front desk because she's just rude and can't even do basic math . Clearly she hates her job and needs another one. Sad to say but the service is SHIT literally moved dentist because of the staff !!!

I do not recommend this dental office, I'd brought my kids here as they were close to my area and…read moreaccepted my insurance. I found it strange that I was not allowed to go back with my kids (7,9 at the time). There was schedule conflict so I unfortunately had to cancel my child's appointment four hours prior, management did not care to hear the reason behind the cancellation & spoke to me very rudely, I was advised we were not allowed to schedule appointments with the Dr or office, I asked all of my kids appointments be canceled & 5 months later received notification that there was a fact appointments scheduled for both of them, the day of the appointment 10 minutes before I received a call advising me that the doctor was not in the office and they canceled my appointment, funny how that works out for them.

I've been patient for 3yrs, the entire staff is friendly and very family oriented . The entire…read moreteam Is supportive and knowledgeable on all treatments and procedures. Now Dr. Nicole Morganti, is outstanding, friendly and super funny. I love how they ask you what type of music do you want to listen to, She's a music buff.

This should be your first choice for any dental needs. The staff and Dr Morganti are on point and…read morethe visits are always a pleasure. We actually have some laughs every time!

I had an incredibly disappointing experience at the Tampa Bay Institute of Oral Surgery and Dental…read moreImplants. I arrived at 12p for my 1215 appt, with everything requested--my referral, ID, and insurance card. When I proceeded to sign in, I was told, I handed over my referral paperwork, ID, and insurance card to the young man, who then returned my ID and insurance card, giving me a clipboard to fill out the new patient paperwork. After completing the paperwork, I stood to the side patiently, waiting to turn in my forms. Since someone was being helped, I waited quietly. The front desk representative looked past the woman she was assisting and asked me to please place the clipboard down on the counter and take a seat, assuring me she would get it once she was finished. However, my new patient paperwork included sensitive personal information, such as my name, date of birth, social security number, and other details. I was concerned about her asking me to leave this paperwork unattended on the counter while she focused on someone else. This poses a significant risk for identity theft, and given HIPAA regulations, her actions seemed inappropriate and careless. I politely refused and informed her that there was no rush, asking her to please continue helping the young lady while I would wait to hand her my forms directly--no problems at all since no one else was coming in or in line. After waiting for over two hours in a crowded lobby where one customer spoke loudly on the phone most of the wait and no one asked her to step into the hall to take the call, I was finally called back for imaging of my teeth at 201p. Once done, I was asked to please return to the lobby and assured nicely that I would be the next person called when a room became available. I went back to the lobby, opened my lesson, and continued reading. About 20-25 minutes later, at about 236p, I heard my name being called, but instead of from the doors to go back, it came from behind the receptionist desk. It was a dental assistant (I'm unsure of her title), who then asked me to approach. This was confusing as I was expecting to be called directly to the back to complete the appointment, but she then asks me if I can reprint the referral with the tooth number, and informs me that without that information on my referral I couldn't be seen. When I asked if there was a way to print there from my phone, she said no. I was confused and asked how was I supposed to reprint it then, to which she replied, "you'd need to call the referring Dr., have them print it, take a picture, & send via email, because without the information on the referral, the doctor can't see you and a fax would take too long." I then politely asked why wasn't this communicated to me during check-in at 12? She then states, (with a shrug) "it's not my fault since I don't work the front desk." Final Red flag this highlights a major issue with communication and coordination among the staff; I politely expressed my frustration, asking why doesn't the front desk know what a patient needs in order to be seen, emphasizing that had I been informed earlier, I could have called & had this completed during the long wait and resolved this without rescheduling. She said, "again not my fault, I dont work up here or know why they don't know what we need in the back, so if you're unable to get the information we need, the doctor can't see you." It's clear that better communication between the front desk and dental assistants is essential, CUSTOMER SERVICE TRAINING freshwater needed, because even hearing how one of the front desk reps were handling the phone calls was atrocious, someone in pain and upset because of a mix up you all caused shouldn't be told to calm down and listen to directions etc, you emphasize and apologize, they just wanted to be heard. The experience made it evident that clear communication and patient care are not priorities in this practice. Really hope this feedback is taken seriously, as no patient should have to navigate such obstacles and frustrations.

If I could give this place less than one star I would. It's disgusting. They had me scheduled at…read more11:30 than moved my appointment to 10:30 we drove 2 hours to get here gave us a beeper told us to wait in the car and it's noon and we are still waiting! The beeper went off and we're still waiting it's only for a panorex x-ray and a consultation. I can't imagine what the office visit would be like if my daughter got treatment here. Do not waste your time the service sucks they don't know how to schedule and they don't care about your time. There is no patient care here. Pure trash!

I had my bad tooth removed today by Dr. Travis Williams and staff. They did an awesome job with…read moreminimal discomfort. Highly recommend this surgeon.

I ama new patient and was referred to the specialty care due to previous health trauma. I was very…read moredisappointed because I was initially told that the practice would bill my dental insurance provider and then my medical insurance as secondary and once the payment or non-payment is received, I will then be biled a montly statement for the balance. Upon my visit, I was then advised otherwise. I was prepared to cover the amount that I was told. I was also a bit perturb for 2 reasons: 1) after 2 weeks and me communication with the office, I was made aware that my x-rays from my general dentist were not received. 2) I completed the necessary paperwork online and submitted it electronically several days immediately upon receipt of the link and prior to my visit. It was suggested that I not complete using the cellphone but on a computer because it does not transmit properly. Well apparently, that does not work either. Again, I was not informed that it had not been received until I arrived and then I had to manually complete in-office. The pano xrays were then taken. I was, however, very disappointed because Dr. Travis Williams only looked at the x-rays and never even sat down to take a look inside of my mouth for an oral exam. . He was extremely polite but literally spent approximately 60 seconds in the room with me and exited expeditiously. I tried to explain a little about my health condition and the fact that the tooth has been bothering me for a few months and that it has been attributing to migraine-like headaches that have caused me to visit the emergency room a few times. He was very abrupt and cut me off mid-conversation. Right after his rude exit, Alexis quickly came into the office to talk and the plan of care and MOEY. With this being done I was very happy to get up out of the office. I paid the $80.00 , and I couldn't wait to get out of there to get home to take some Tylenol to ease the pain. I was initially given an appointment with Dr. Ashley Eugenio at the Wesly Chapel office and wish I would've kept it . This wouldve definitely saved me some "wasted time' because I live less than 10minutes from this office, and perhaps she would have been a little more patient and compassionate. Nonetheless, the front office staff was very professional and personable.

I am a 23-year-old who finally saved up enough money to get my wisdom teeth extracted. I was…read moreanxious, it was my first procedure and I have had difficulties with pain in the past. I told a nurse this during my consultation she was the only one with bedside manner who seemed to care... I was given a prescription for naproxen before my procedure. My mom helped explain to the nurses that naproxen hasn't helped me in the past due to my low pain tolerance. There was an immediate shift in the staff's demeanor towards me. Another nurse, and the doctor then proceeded to tell me that any other pain relief was highly frowned upon and that " it isn't open heart surgery you're gonna have to be in pain" I was so nervous when I sat down for the procedure. The doctor didn't acknowledge me much and asked the nurse "why is her heart racing?"... as if there was something wrong with me. My anxiety worsened, and then I was told to "utilize the gas " there was no care or bedside manner. I was pricked five times for the anesthesia IV. I felt the IV drip down my arm and heard an "oh sorry" from the doctor. There was no countdown. He immediately went to work. I felt the initial incisions for each tooth. I wasn't fully asleep. I remember being held down and yelled at to stop flinching because I felt the pain. I woke up to nurses arguing in the room talking about me and my mother. My heart immediately started racing again. There wasn't much said to me before I was put in a wheelchair and pushed out the door. A nurse told my mom not to worry because they gave me "extra fentanyl" while I was asleep, but still refused to prescribe anything else for pain. I was almost fully aware and awake on the car ride home I read the aftercare paperwork that was given to my mom. The paperwork gave instructions to take your painkiller before the anesthesia wore off listing "oxycodone/paracetamol" as one of them. So I'm confused as to why I was told that it was "frowned upon" to give me any other pain medicine? I woke up in agonizing pain and called the Doctor who finally, after much back and forth sent in a prescription to my pharmacy. It's been almost 2 weeks and I'm still in a lot of pain. The whole left side of my face and entire hand that they pricked for the IV is bruised and one tooth still isn't healing properly. I look like I was beat up. When I returned for my check up the doctor and nurse both seemed shocked by the state I was in and the first question the doctor asked me was if I was awake during any of the procedure. I let him know that I had felt the initial incisions. And his response was "you think you felt that but you didn't". This doctor has an answer for everything. He knew I was awake and had no intention of apologizing or realizing what he did wrong. This procedure was one of the most traumatizing experiences of my life, and it has taken me a week to be able to talk about what has happened to me and get out of the depression the recovery has caused me. I just hope that somebody will read this and not put themselves through what I had to go through. This office shouldn't be in business. I wish I read the reviews.

I just had my wisdom teeth removed by Dr. Valiente and I think he and his staff were extremely…read moreprofessional, courteous, and attentive. I had an initial consult with them where he explained the procedure, had me watch a video, and then his front desk biller Magali came to explain all of the costs encompassing every aspect of surgery plus followup appointments (which did not change!) The procedure itself was quick. Having a surgery during the pandemic is a totally different type of anxiety especially since you are navigating the surgeon's office on your own while your caretaker has to remain in the car. They made me feel safe and comfortable. The best part was the focus on preventative care. I was given a regimen of chlorhexidine rinses, antibiotics, and specific oral care instructions with pain medications after surgery. Everything I needed was called into my pharmacy to pick up a few days before the surgery. My caregivers watched a video during the actual procedure so they could guide me on how to properly manage after surgery. I followed his instructions to a tee and had no post-surgical complications other than some surgical trauma which is usually inevitable. 2 days after surgery I was worried about swelling and his staff fit me in right away to get looked at. This is the mark of a good surgeon-someone who will not be bothered to take an extra look with a re-evaluation if you're anxious about something. He could have easily had me stay home and take extra antibiotics or pain medications, but he legit just fit me in within the hour. I'll forever be grateful for that. Overall I had an excellent, smooth surgery with Dr. Valiente and am happy I went with him!

Dr. Peters is the best in the business. He and his team are polite, professional and care! Love…read moreDr Peters.

I highly recommend Dr. Theodore Peters if you need oral surgery. Dr Peters called me before my…read moreappointment so he could get to know about me and go over the details of the surgery for an abscess in upper molar. The procedure was successful with no pain. Dr Peters called that evening to check on me and assure me to call if needed. I give Dr Peters and his staff 10+ stars for all the excellent skills and care they provided!! Lucy

Not many people will say this, but I love my dentist and his whole practice. So, going to have…read moredental work, other that a cleaning, can be scary and painful. Not with this dentist. They entire office gets to know you. They remember personal details, and are just so caring. Every step of the process, he and the support staff were concerned about my comfort level and care. If I could give more than 5 stars, I would! Thank you to the entire staff and Dr. For a wonderful experience!

Dr. Colucci and staff are truly AMAZING! I've been coming here for years and was afraid when Dr…read more Bishara left but I have to say that I'm beyond happy with the change to Dr. Colucci. You can honestly tell that they care about their patients. Thorough and professional. They actually get to know you and exceed expectations with the customer experience. Best dental experience hands down! If you're looking for a dentist this is indeed the place you need to come.