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Lesinski James M, DDS

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Open • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
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Winning Smiles - Amherst - Having fun while waiting for the dr to come in

Winning Smiles - Amherst

(40 reviews)

My whole family has been going to Winning Smiles for a few years now (my husband, 6-year-old,…read moretoddler, and I). The doctors we've seen have all been great, and the technicians as well. What's better than that just freshly cleaned teeth feeling?! I like that they have a cozier non-typical office/exam room for bringing the littlest one in. We started bringing my 6-year-old in when he turned one, and they do the whole exam in this cute little room with fun stuff on the walls, and carpeted floor, and give them a balloon and rubber ducky on the way out. I love that it's not a typical sterile, white exam room. I think this helped my big boy to not have any aversion to going to the dentist because it started out so nicely this way. Pre-pandemic they had a game room, train table, and super cool mini movie theatre all in the waiting area. Honestly my kid wanted to go just to hang out in there. They also have tvs over every single one of their exam beds, and all the kids beds have fun disney movies playing at any given time - like Nemo, or Toy Story. I have found some bills to be pretty expensive, especially when we were between insurances, as I see others noting below. But luckily (knock on wood), we've not had an emergency or urgent need for any major surgery so routine maintenance with insurance has been as expected.

I find it discriminatory to not accept certain dental insurances at your suburban locations. Only…read moreat the Buffalo location do you accept. First time in my life having this dental insurance that alot of dentists dont accept. Bill the patient separately if this dental plan doesn't pay you enough.

Aspen Dental - Tonawanda, NY

Aspen Dental - Tonawanda, NY

(35 reviews)

When the scariest thing about going to the dentist is the risk of not finding a parking space, you…read moreknow you are in good hands. Now I will admit, when I scheduled my first appointment a month ago, the Boulevard traffic and tight parking lot were not my biggest fears. I was more concerned about how I hadn't gone to the dentist in longer than I care to admit (insurance issues, nobody taking new patients during Covid and then finally my own fear) and how I was going to get ridiculed by everyone for the horrendous mistakes I had made. Let me reassure you, this is not the case. Anxious me was thrilled to learn that you can request an appointment online without having to call. They will call to check base with you before your original appointment, and they do like to confirm appointments, which I was able to do without calling during office hours. I work a day shift job and was relieved to find their scheduling accommodates the working man. I went in on a Tuesday morning, ready to cry. I checked in at the desk with little hassle. The paperwork (or in this case tablet work) is straightforward, and despite my fuzzy memory of my records, I was cleared for the insurance check and escorted into the back. The first stop was x-rays. I'll admit, it is not the most comfortable thing, little tools stabbing into gums, though they do their best to make it quick and make sure you are okay. At one point my eye balls started to leak and I was given a tissue. Two x-ray rooms later I was moved into a third room to get prodded at some more. Many numbers were rattled, and while it was explained to me that they weren't the best scores, at no point did I feel talked down to, nor ridiculed. I had to pay half as deposit before scheduling my next visits. I find their pricing to be reasonable, and they even discussed how their is assistance in billing for those that need it. The rest was due at my third appointment, paid by card before they complete the work. I returned a week later to have the first half of a deep cleaning done. My gums are not the best, and they started with the left side. I opted out of the numbing for this visit, and the pain was tolerable. The insertion of the medicine hurts the worst. For my return visit I did go for the numbing, as the right side is a bit worse, and it does take the edge off for those who can not tolerate it. Huge appreciation to Phan who has both excellent personality and technique, assuring my comfort throughout the duration of my third visit. She answered all of my questions, offered up some toothpaste and mouthwash and seems genuinely happy to help people get better smiles. Sure, it isn't the stickers and pencils I got at my childhood dentist, but she paid attention to my aversion to mint (they make fruity toothpaste!) and took care to get every last flaw she could to leave me with results to be proud of. I also had to get treated for teensy weensy cavities, a preventative measure before things escalate. Again, the staff had great bedside -chairside?- manner and expressed repeated concern for my comfort. I came in a few weeks ago worried, with the only shred of hope being a decorative sign reading "you got this" and have left confident knowing I am on the right path to better dental hygiene.

Appointment was today at the Niagara Falls Boulevard office. I asked BEFORE they pulled 6 teeth if…read moreI was going to get real painkillers because I knew I was going to be in excruciating pain. And a real dentist would know this, too. She told me yes. I said I'll need to change my appointment if you won't prescribe pain meds. Again, she said yes. After the teeth came out and I left the office, heading to my pharmacy, she said no. The other dentist (Dr Jeremy) that can prescribe the pain meds apparently doesn't trust her--another dentist in the same office--and also won't prescribe them. So the assurances of the dentist who pulled all these teeth, causing all this pain, mean nothing at all. I'll never step foot in an Aspen again.

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