super overrated and overpriced! staff was disorganized and rude, all the paperwork we filled out…read moreprior to our visit was "lost" (sent via email, I double-checked) and we had to refill it all out when we got there. It took them over 2 hours to do a simple preventative checkup and cleaning! also never bothered to tell us they were out-of-network with the insurance info we provided months in advance and they have all these extra "fees" they don't tell you about until after the appointment when they send you a bill for $250 for the cleaning! would NOT RECOMMEND!

PRICEY! For a simple cleaning I was charged almost $300!…read more Rude and snobby staff. Kept me waiting a LONG time in the waiting room and in the uncomfortable chair. Was there for hours for my cleaning. Not to mention their equipment looks like it's from the prehistoric era. Will not be back.

Super impressed with this dentist and his entire staff!!! They are all incredibly friendly and…read moreprofessional. I usually dread going to the dentist because they often seem so condescending but that certainly isn't the case here! They were understanding and great with my kids and myself. Highly recommend!!

The hygienists and secretaries at dr Morvays in howland Are the only reason this review received…read moreANY stars. They are very nice and kind and put up with a lot they do not deserve. I have seen Dr. Morvay for about 2 years now and each time was worse and worse and my last time was my absolute last time I will ever go there. He is UNPROFESSIONAL, degrades and makes his hygienists feel uncomfortable the entire time they're with him and I personally have never felt so uncomfortable in my life. Someone needs to go in and remove this mans ability to control anything. He is irrational and everyone seems scared of him like they have to tip toe around him all day. The way I felt and the other girls in the office felt Was unacceptable. DO NOT GO TO HIM. This was the nicest way I could put it.

While Dr. Scheiber did a satisfactory job of removing all four of my wisdom teeth in the 1990s, the…read moreextreme pain I experienced remains fresh in my mind to this day. More concerning to me was his lack of empathy when I began to cry during my follow-up visit. He did not warn me about the possibility of pain prior to removing the material that had been inserted into the cavities after the extractions. When I started crying, he simply left the room and it was his assistant/hygienist who came in to console me. Forgive my lack of technical knowledge but it might have a condition called dry socket (?). It remains the worst pain, and bedside manner, I've ever experienced in my life!

Outstanding oral surgeon!…read more Dr. Scheiber removed all 4 of my wisdom teeth in 1991, and just recently removed another tooth that had broken. I experienced almost NO pain either time. He's friendly and takes the time to explain anything about your procedure that you don't understand. Highest recommendation if you were to need any oral surgery.

I started going here for routine cleaning and they are now my dentists! They are all so kind,and my…read moreteeth have never looked better. The ladies in the front office are also very helpful, and you will be greeted when you arrive.

July 25, 2025 This was a thorough cleaning performed by…read moreLauren, the Dental Hygienist, and checked by Dr. Gervasi. They were both very professional and friendly. Happy to say "No Pain Involved" Thank you, Henry/Campbell, Ohio

We love Dr. Moses. He is so kind and caring. The office staff is also very helpful. Anytime I have…read morean issue, they work to get me in as quickly as possible. My son has had multiple teeth pulled for orthodontics and they are so great with him. No one enjoys the dentist, but they certainly try to make it less scary.

I booked an appointment with Dr. Moses to be pro-active about treating molars on the bottom right…read moreside of my mouth. They had really big fillings in them and would eventually need to have work done on them. I did not want to have to go through having really bad toothaches, so, I scheduled an appointment to have them be taken care of. He had done a root canal on the opposite side of my mouth a couple of years prior. On the day of my appointment, he drilled my teeth for the better part of an hour. It wasn't until he was done and had mapped my teeth to make a crown that I realized that he was not going to do a root canal. He never discussed treatment with me. I assumed that since this situation was almost identical to the previous one, that the treatment on the right side would be the same. He was the doctor, so, I trusted him. (Mistake #1.) He finished the drilling, made a temporary crown and was done for that appointment. I paid the full bill that day (Mistake #2). Root canals cost well over 1000.00. My copay was almost 800.00. So then my pain began. Teeth that didn't hurt previously, now were very painful. I called his office after a few days because of the pain. When I went in to see him, I was assured that everything would be okay. When it was time to place the permanent crown, I was still complaining of being in a lot of pain. They told me that the permanent crown would solve the problem. I guess that in this office, once size fits all. It's not possible that your situation might be different than the general population. The permanent crown did not solve the problem. For four months I have endured tooth pain and severe tooth pain, jaw pain and severe jaw pain, and have taken several rounds of antibiotics. When I returned, again, after trying steroids and more amoxicillin with no improvement, he decided that I needed a root canal on #31. He said, "I'm going to send you to an endodontist for a root canal. The girls up front will give you all the information and book an appointment for you". He was out the door of the examining room and couldn't get away fast enough. I called the office manager to request a 50% refund to put towards the additional procedure. I told her that I was pissed. The answer was "absolutely not!" I know that Dr. Moses knows that he should have done a root canal to begin with. The endodontist, Dr. Benson, and his staff were wonderful and I learned a lot: I learned that I will never let a dentist do more than a filling I learned that even professionals don't want to take responsibility for their mistakes I learned that excessive drilling on a tooth can damage the pulp and roots and cause infection to start I learned that if saliva gets into a dental procedure, the bacteria can cause an infection....the doctor's responsibility I learned that an endodontist has 2 - 3 years more education than a regular dentist and they also serve an internship I have dealt with pain and infection for the entire summer. Dr. Moses has not taken responsibility for his part in this "drama". You can judge by what you have read.

I've had the unfortunate experience of visiting some of the best dentists in CA and NYC. I've told…read moresome of them I cannot afford to put your kid through college. Mom lives locally, while visiting from NYC, I stopped in and found the experience overall exceptional. Reminded me of the visits as a child to Dr. Leon Schnur. Keep up the good work.

It was one of the worse experiences I have ever had. My teeth are not fully clean and the dental…read morehygeniest continuously insulted me as if it was suppose to be encouragement. I was so upset I just stopped responding to her derrogatory questions - she definitely noticed because she tried to change her attitude but it was too late. I just relocated to the area and I just can't believe how I was treated! I don't expect VIP care and I may not have the most perfect teeth but there has to be a dental office with better patient service than what I got, fingers crossed.

Told my son years ago he was going to have to have surgery as teen to correct jaw problems. Used…read morehis scare tactics and sold us a $3000 month guard that wasn't even fitted for his mouth. It was huge and kept falling out at night. Finally went to two other orthodontists neither of whom saw any jaw issues and they had CT capabilities. Tortured my 8 year old for no reason. Saw we had excellent insurance and used it up.

Dr. Scott and His Team are by far the best in Northeast Ohio. Worked with my Son and Daughter on…read moreall their needs. Very compassionate and caring. I would recommend Dr. Scott and his staff to all my friends. Thanks for the beautiful smiles Dr. Scott, and your staff is extraordinary.

Everyone was friendly, honest, and knowledgeable! I felt well taken care of and not judged at all…read more They are very professional and did an amazing job with my fillings and my cleaning!

The experience that I had here does not fit with the other reviews at all. We just moved to the…read morearea and were looking for a dentist and the reviews I read were good, so I gave a call. First and foremost, when I made the appointment, the receptionist was not pleasant. This concerned me, but we went through with scheduling. We had to wait 6 months for the appointment. We had 4 appts that were scheduled for the same afternoon. 3 at once and one a little later (whoever thought that was a good idea doesn't have 2 young children). We had an issue with my husband running late as he was called to a wildfire and the front desk receptionist was rushing me away from my two children and was short and rude with me. She was annoyed that we were running late. The dental hygienist working with my son was amazing and I felt comfortable enough to leave my son with her and get my daughter into a chair (which they put on the opposite side of the office...) My daughter, who has had her teeth cleaned before was not doing as well as my son and I had to hold her hand and was working on sneaking away to get into my appointment when the rude front desk receptionist came and was again short with me. I was already frazzled due to my husband being late, being rushed and there being a complete lack of understanding for what was happening. I started to tear up and had a chance to sneak away from my daughter and check on my son. I saw the receptionist and I stopped to talk with her. I let her know that her being short with me and rushing me and speaking to me the way she did was upsetting and I really didn't appreciate it while trying to navigate with my two children. I ended up running into the dentist next and he asked if everything was ok. I told him my husband was late arriving and I was upset about being rushed away from my children and pressured to jump into a chair. Rather than be understanding, he was annoyed because I had let the woman know that she was upsetting me by rushing me. He told me if I didn't trust his staff, I didn't need to be there. If I had yelled, this would make more sense to me. Instead, I let a person know how they made me feel. If you don't let someone know their actions are affecting you, they will continue them. Do not get me wrong, the dental hygienists were both great with the kids and they were understanding of the situation and trying to work with me and my children. I give a 1 because I have NEVER had such a dreadful experience. I have felt nothing but welcomed in this town, until this experience. (For those invested in the story, my husband did arrive, just as my daughter was finishing up. He apologized to the dentist, and I had a fit as I was in a tizzy by then. He got an earful. It's not his fault he was late, but don't apologize to someone who showed no understanding to the situation.)