After a very bad experience years ago I have been terrified of dentists. I did go to a dentist who…read morewas a personal friend the past several years but he retired. When I cracked a tooth and needed other work done I decided to try the Dental Spa. And I am so glad I did, The initial exam was very pleasant, the dental hygienists were fun, gentle and kind. The massage chair and getting to watch the Olympics on the ceiling mounted TV really helped. It was decided I needed several root canals and some permanent bridges to replace some missing back teeth and redo my front teeth which were also losing the rather large fillings. It was scheduled and I was given a prescription for a sedative. They also gave me a whitening kit so my lower front teeth would be their whitest when the upper front bridge were made. I had the 5 hour procedure 4 days ago.I went into the relaxation room, laid down on a comfortable chaise with a fluffy blanket. There was a soft glow from a salt lamp, ocean sounds playing and a scented candle burning. After I was sedated they did the procedures. Next thing I know I was being tucked into my bed at home, no memory of the surgery at all.There was minimal swelling, very little pain and the temporary bridges look amazing,just like my real teeth. I can't wait until the permanent ones come in. They called me 2 days after the procedure to see how I was doing and had me come back in today to check my bite and make any slight corrections. It was a wonderful experience and I would really recommend The Dental Spa at Robinson, Dr. Runco and his entire staff to everyone.

First, let me say the dentist did a good job. No problems in that area. The problems started with…read morethe office's draconian policies. You have to cancel an appointment A WEEK IN ADVANCE or they charge you! Who knows a week ahead of time if something is going to come up that would make you cancel an appointment? Plus they make you pay a deposit when you make an appointment and you have to prepay BEFORE the appointment starts. I've never heard of that. So, you can see where their priorities lies. I went in for an assessment and received a lengthy treatment plan. I made an appointment and it wasn't until a few days later I thought maybe they were planning to do all the work at once. I called to ask and yes, it was the case. That was too much work at once for me so I arranged to get just a few procedures at my next appointment. I wasn't given an amount I was expected to pay at the appointment. I checked the treatment plan and determined the copays would be covered by my flexcard for Medicare so was not prepared for a large expenditure. I went in for the appointment and the person at the desk was quite rude. I went to the desk and waited for her to acknowledge me but she didn't so I said my name, waited again and she didn't say anything. So I started to go and sit down. Then she said something about signing some papers so I turned around and went back to the desk. Apparently, I was supposed to pay $1200 that day before my appointment to prepay on crowns for root canals I was getting which I had not expected. As I hadn't prepared for that amount, I was taken aback and what was going through my head in that split second was what's the best way to pay this for me financially? Will they charge me a fee if I cancel? Will I lose my deposit? What cards do I have on me? Do I have time to do a transfer from savings to checking? Should I take money from my 401k? In my haste I thought I could use my flexcard and put the rest on the only credit card I had with me that would cover it, which I didn't really want to as it had a high balance already. I also have pretty rough physical issues that make just going somewhere a major chore so I didn't want to have to come back. So, I try 3 times to put my flexcard through their machine and each time it didn't work. Finally, the girl spoke up and said the last customer's card didn't work either. It wasn't till much later that I realized she probably wasn't pressing the right buttons. It was completely their fault as I checked later and the card was fine. So, I ended up putting the entire amount on my credit card. It was a lengthy procedure with alot of novacaine involved and wasn't till the next day that I felt better and thought I probably should have used another card I had that had no interest for 6 months so I called to see if they would switch my bill to the other card. Guess what? They refused. They said they paid a fee for me to use my card and they weren't going to pay a second fee. When I suggested they call the credit card company and try to get the fee waived they brushed me off. And, she said, "Well, you signed these papers" like I was disputing the amount and I thought that very rude. She also made some other rude comments. So, now, I'm stuck paying almost 30% interest every month for God knows how long until I pay off the entire balance on my card and my minimum payment has doubled. I had to go back to get my crowns but that's it. They mysteriously weren't able to take my flexcard plus sprung this large bill on me and wouldn't do anything to make it right. I'm done with them.

Dr. Chad Scott, and his team (with Kim, his assistant, and Shelly) are awesome! It's absolutely the…read morebest place you can go for your dental care. I went to two other places that wanted to pull a tooth of mine and sell me implants, Dr. Scott was able to save it no problem! Teeth cleaning and any other work is a breeze! Kim, his assistant and hygienist is so friendly and gentle. Shelly, his office manager and front-end part of the operation, is always so cheerful. She always has answers to your questions or is a stone throw from the doc. If you have any issues she follows up with you within minutes on the phone, not days like some commercial francises. Dr. Scott's bedside manner is impeccable. He treats you like a person and not just some cash cow, and prices are on par with anywhere else. Paragon caters to real cowards, like myself, and takes care of any anxiety or issues you may have. Paragon Dental is easy to find and travel to within the North Hills. I am not a paid advertiser nor do I receive any compensation for this review. I am just an extremely happy customer who now actually doesn't mind running out to the dentist! A+++! Appointments are easy to make and you won't wait weeks or months like some "dental factories" out there. This is top-notch personalized care. Located the North Hills and a stone's throw from Downtown Pittsburgh. You are a simple phone call away from a team that will change your life! What are you waiting for?!?! Dr. Scott is very experienced and actually worked as a dentist at another place I won't mention. This is where I met him. He left that practice and I was very depressed dental wise and put off going anywhere for at least a year. Then as things would have happened and the planets aligned just right, here I found Dr. Scott again! His new place is phenomenal like his care! Now I've been there three or four times in the past three months (catching up on care) and look forward to it! Instead of being treated like a bank or an idiot, I am treated by him and his whole staff like a friend. Genuinely they all are just good, caring souls. Thanks, Dr. Chad Scott, Kim, and Shelly! You all rock! Best Pittsburgh Dentist! #bestpittsburghdentist #ParagonDental #ChadScott #FixDentalPain #dentistcowards #PittsburghDentalWork

Dr Scott is such a great dentist. He accept people as they are and actually listens and helps you…read moreyour teeth. . You have a winning smile with this team.

My wife and I are so pleased with the team at Pure Dental in Robinson Township PA. From Doris at…read morethe front desk, that has always met us with a smile to checking out with Deb. Our experience at "Pure Dental" has been in a word - WONDERFUL. ​The compassionate care we have received from Dr. Baroni and Nicole have been- OUTSTANDING! When it comes to customer service , understanding patient's concern, fears, and needs, these folks get it. John Buckwalter

I called to question if Dr. Barons had ever had a patient with a trach. The receptionist put me in…read morehis and came back and said ( with a slight giggle), she has not and she would rather not. I guess it is her prerogative, but I do think the delivery could've been alot more sensitive and maybe even explanatory.

We've been coming to this dentist office for probably 20 years now. Dr. Morrow & his staff do a…read moregood job. They have been short on dental hygienists since the pandemic, but they do have a few new ones & new front desk staff working for them. Dr. Morrow's daughter is a new dentist & she just began working with her Dad this past year. If you pay by check you avoid a credit card surcharge. I recommend them for cleanings & dental work. There is a private parking lot. They are near the convenience store on Rochester Rd in Cranberry.

Long review but worth the read:…read more I was not blessed with great teeth. What's worse, from childhood I was also cursed with several bad dentist & orthodontist who made them worse. After a hiatus of not trying anymore, I decided to give Dr Morrow a chance. My first visit, his only concern was to fix the tooth I came in for. Unlike previous dentist, he did not berate me or spend 20 minutes explaining how this is all my fault. NO. NONE OF THAT. He treated me like a long time patient and completely fixed the tooth in one visit. Furthermore, I've been back several times now and have begun a long journey to repairing what's left of my teeth, and this is the only place I'd ever recommend. ****MOST IMPORTANTLY**** With insurance, my patient cost is far more reasonable than I had anticipated, and they accept Care Credit which makes it easier for the big jobs. Now here's the part that shocks me; recently I had 2 root canals, post (a screw inserted into the remaining tooth) and crowns put in side by side. It took an hour and I had absolutely NO PAIN or discomfort! Listen, I left the office and went straight to DQ for lunch. Not so much as an Advil was needed in the hours or even days after. ZERO PAIN. It's also worth noting that he does everything possible to save a tooth rather than replace it. I would have sworn the 4 teeth he overhauled, were beyond saving and would need implants. He's fantastic.

They saved my teeth and continue too. I have bad mental health, a severe disorder that nearly took…read moreme twice. I've had my ups and downs in office, but overall when I look at it all, this is the office for me. They do sometimes not explain billing super well. But they have payment options which is nice, and their one of the few offices that works with government insurance. There was one cruel tech, but they fired her pretty fast it seemed because she was in multiple complaints for her cruel behavior. Which made me respect the office immensely. It showed they understand the struggles people go through that lead to teeth issues. They could've probably easily told me dentures, but they didn't. They took their time fixing each tooth, they were always kind throughout, and I am so thankful for all they do and have done. I've noticed some even now with use a numbing gel and then the numbing agent which is nice. I have a high pain tolerance but still, a little less pain in this world ain't so bad! I definitely have had moments when my disorder has acted up there, but they kinda seem understanding of it. They'll give me a second when I'm anxious. They let me pause. They fight insurance for coverage. Now I'm finally making more and will be moving insurance, and be able to afford treatments outside what the government allows, which makes me even more grateful because i know they know what they're doing. This place made me not afraid of the dentist anymore! Yay!

I had a tooth extracted here and experienced a concerning lack of post-op care and communication…read more Immediately following the extraction, the doctor instructed me to take my prescribed antibiotics so the site would heal properly. However, the prescription was never sent to my pharmacy. I tried calling the emergency number provided on my discharge paperwork over the holiday weekend, but no one answered, and my email went completely unacknowledged. When I finally reached the office on Tuesday, I was told it must have been a "mistake" and that the doctor was referring to antibiotics prescribed weeks prior. When I asked for further clarification about why the doctor explicitly told me to take them post-surgery, the receptionist just chuckled and brushed it off. I am now 9 days post-op, in severe pain radiating to my ear, and having to seek care elsewhere for a likely dry socket/infection because this office completely dismissed my concerns. Very unprofessional and untrustworthy care. Update: ABSOLUTELY DO NOT COME HERE WITH SERIOUS MATTERS IT WILL NOT BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY!

Although parking in the Strip District is expensive and precarious, the dental office is state of…read morethe art. It is not difficult to acquire an appointment. The staff is friendly. The dental hygienist , Alisa was extremely sensitive, understanding, and efficient. As well as the young lady who assisted Dr. Hayner with my dental procedure.

I highly recommend Dr. Hayner and the Smile Warehouse staff for any dental care. Alisa especially…read morehad me in and out of the chair in a snap. Everyone is welcoming and friendly, and the office is clean, modern, and bright. The convenient parking garage next door makes visits as easy as they could be.

After anxious years away from the dentist, I surprisingly find myself looking forward to my next…read morevisit with Dr. Parker. The staff were so welcoming, warm, and casual that it immediately set me at ease. Despite my having some dental issues, they were never judgemental or harsh, but instead encouraging and supportive. Dr. Parker himself was friendly, straight-forward, and seemed thoroughly competent. I really got a good feeling knowing that my oral health is in their hands. On top of that, 90% of my costs were covered because of Dr. Parker's participation in DeltaCare USA. The staff took care of confirming the coverage as well as getting me follow up appointments scheduled with zero hassle. I can't recommend them enough!

My husband has been going here since the early 90s - always a good experience! The office staff is…read moregreat - very professional!

Today was my first experience with Atlas Dental and I am excited to say that I will definitely be…read moregoing back! From the moment I arrived the staff was warm and welcoming. I knew ahead time that this visit would only be x-rays since it's been a while since I've had them done and it was in a different state. Eve was upbeat when asking me questions about my dental history and then we got to talking about my upcoming wedding. I felt very comfortable tasking with everyone that I saw today. After my screening and having photos taken of all my teeth (so cool to see) I was told that they could fit me in with a cleaning that same day. I know this isn't the norm but I was more than happy to not have to make a shirt follow up visit. As I was leaving after my cleaning, one of the receptionists noticed I didn't have an umbrella and it was getting ready to rain. She graciously asked if I wanted one because they had some extras! Such a thoughtful group of people who deserve the excellent reviews they currently have!

I'm leaving this review to document my experience at Atlas Dental Specialists (Shadyside) for two…read morefront-tooth crowns. While the office is professional on the surface, my experience overall was extremely frustrating and costly. After my permanent crowns were placed, I developed persistent sensitivity in my right front tooth (cold and hot) that did not improve over time. I also felt a noticeable ledge/step on the back side of the crown near the gumline, which made me concerned about the fit/contour. Aesthetically, the crowns also looked longer and bulkier than expected with heavier incisal edges than what I was aiming for. When I tried to address these concerns, I was advised to pay for additional diagnostics (a wax diagnostic). After I paid for it, the office later terminated the patient-provider relationship instead of completing the planned corrections. What made the situation especially difficult was the refund process: the office confirmed in writing the refund amounts, but repeatedly stated the refund would only be processed if I signed a broad "release/indemnification" agreement exactly as written. The agreement was extremely one-sided. It went far beyond acknowledging a refund and included sweeping waivers and protections for the office, along with a "non-disparagement/online statements" section that, in my view, would discourage patients from speaking openly online about their experience. I was not comfortable signing something like that just to receive an agreed refund. Overall, I'm deeply disappointed by how concerns were handled. The communication and resolution process felt dismissive and, at times, misleading - more focused on protecting the office than responsibly addressing the problem. My takeaway is that the approach felt money-driven, and I left feeling I couldn't trust the process. I would encourage anyone considering treatment here to do thorough due diligence and not rely solely on online ratings.