Professional Dentistry office with a courteous and experienced staff. My most pleasant Dental…read moreexperience in a state of the art facility. Highly recommend!

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I was a patient at Werleman & Associates for six years, and here is a summary of my experience…read more The "spa" experience: At my new patient visit, I was extremely excited to be a patient here with their "spa experience" sales pitch. As far as the "spa" went, the dental chairs were massage chairs. This was enjoyable while I waited to be seen by the doctor, but nothing else felt "spa" like to me after that initial visit. Only one other occasion was I given a massage chair experience, and that was given during a filling. I had to ask them to turn it off because it was uncomfortable to have a drill in my mouth and the chair shaking my entire body. The staff: Although I was a patient of Dr. Werleman, I was seen by several other doctors. I was never seen by the same doctor twice, so I feel as though they have a high turnover for employees. Dr. Werleman seems to make it a priority to teach the hygienists as much as possible. This is great, except for the fact that I had uncertified hygienists doing the fillings on my teeth. A couple years later, I have recently had another dentist redo them because they were so poorly done. Procedure: Two years ago, Werleman (or one of the hygienists) performed a filling that was between two molars. At the last cleaning, they told me it needed to be redone. My question: Is it your product or your service that isn't guaranteed? I received no answer and decided to get a second opinion because I didn't feel it was fair to pay again for their mistake. In addition to that experience in particular, every cleaning appointment led to the need for more work (fillings, need braces, whitening, etc.). It seemed there was always a problem with my teeth, and I feel the need to state that I do take care of my teeth, brushing and flossing daily. After my unpleasant experiences, I chose a provider who was out-of-network that I went to in my youth. As a former college student thousands of dollars in debt, I don't regret transferring care at all. At my first cleaning, the dentist shook his head in disappointment and disbelief as he checked the work done by Werleman's office. The filling mentioned above that needed to be redone was slicing my gum open every time I brushed my teeth (Werleman explained the bleeding was my fault for not flossing correctly). He also discovered that Werleman never performed panoramic x-rays, which should have been done to check on my back molars that underwent surgery 10 years ago. In conclusion, my ultimate opinion is that this office looks to make as much money as possible. I have heard that others enjoy this office and find it pleasant, but I would not recommend this office to anyone after my person experiences and money spent for terrible services.

Such a caring dentist. I have always felt welcome and comfortable and I never feel pressured or…read morerushed. I definitely recommend them!

Dr. Purohit recommends core and crown to everyone. All about the money she can make not about the…read morepatients care at all

I retired from the profession of Dentistry quite some time ago. While materials and procedures…read morealways continue to advance, some things remain the same. I still know enough about Dentistry to know what to look for in a Practice. An exceptional General Dentist must have a good working knowledge of all areas of Dentistry and related Medicine. He or she must be able to successfully incorporate new materials and procedures into their practice but they must know where and when the "new" is truly a better option than more established procedures with long proven and predictable outcomes. While a good General Dentist should ideally be able to complete much of the required treatment personally, they must also know when to refer the patient to someone who specializes in a particular area. He or she must be someone who knows and is respected by the dental community. He or she is able to coordinate all available expertise in order to get a good, individualized treatment plan done as well and as efficiently as possible. This demands a person who loves the profession and who is committed to spend their time, effort and resources in the pursuit of *professional* continuing education. Excellent health care service is seldom cheap to receive. It is not cheap to provide, either. While you will may have some success in finding a less expensive practice, I doubt that you'll find better Health Care in General Dentistry than that provided by Dr. Andrew Reese and his Office staff. If you are looking for a good General Dentistry Practice, "Smiles on Broadway" is worthy of your consideration. You'll get what you pay for there. That has been my experience anyway. I am happy to be a patient in their practice and I recommend them highly.

From the owner: Our specialties include family dentistry, cosmetic dentistry and implant dentistry…read more We are dedicated to providing the best modern dentistry available to give our patients a long-lasting and functional smile.

This dentist office is terrific! Convenient location on the South end of town. Knowledgeable…read moreFront Desk and great clinical team and hygienists. Dr. Justin and Dr.Drew are both so patient and kind. I never have to worry when I need dental work done. And the funnest thing is they bake cookies fresh every day! And have the absolute best chapsticks

**EDIT** Upon…read morenotification of the care my son received, Owner (Dr. Kevin Resh) and Office Manager (Ms. Victoria "Vicki" Swope) launched an investigation into the situation. Dr. Resh reached out to discuss everything with us. He took responsibility for the level of care my son received at Hanover Dental Care, and has taken steps to help alleviate the burden our family has faced due to this unfortunate situation. While I still am frustrated that our family has had to face significant struggles to get my son back to proper oral health, I am forever thankful that Dr. Resh treated us with respect, and ensured that the situation was taken care of. The office has assured me that steps will be taken to ensure this type of failure never happens again. **ORIGINAL REVIEW** Hanover Dental Care neglected to provide adequate preventative and diagnostic care for my 6.5 year old son over the course of the past three years. Despite coming in every 6 months for preventative dental care, per the recommendations of the American Dental Association ... and per the coverage allowance of our dental insurance, my son was neglected, and left without proper dental treatments. Hanover Dental Care's complete disregard for my son's oral health led to an emergency visit with a pediatric dentist, who then urgently referred us to an oral surgeon, who IMMEDIATELY scheduled my son for a sedated surgical extraction of three baby teeth that were left to rot and decay in his mouth. Due to this office's complete and utter neglect in the diagnosis of several large cavities, and the lack of appropriate treatment of those cavities, we are now paying thousands of dollars out of pocket, and are forced to schedule our son for multiple sedation dentistry treatments in order to preserve his teeth.

I could not have been more impressed than I was by Littlestown Dental! My expectations in general…read morewere not especially high (due to other past experiences) but these doctors and team came very highly recommended by multiple people work with. I would give 5 STARS in every category, starting with 5~STAR~Friendly! 5 STARS for professionalism, 5 STARS for Dr. Mike and Dr. Ahmed! 5 STARS for everyone just going above and beyond in providing a unique and special touch to what can often be a harrowing experience! 5 more STARS for analysis and recommendations, 5 STARS especially for my hygienist Bre! It was nice to walk into a place of business and everyone is smiling (best place for that)! I was made to feel very welcome and appreciated the options and services suggested by every member of the staff. You can tell they all enjoy their jobs and are good at doing them. Kind and GOOD people here - I will recommend to all! Thank youuuuuu all ~ U.R.O.C.K.!! Sincerely, ~ Brother Lance~*

Very pleas with the help I received on an emergency visit. Dr. Ahmed was very helpful and took care…read moreof the current situation. This is a very nice office and Lot was very helpful in getting me settled in .

**0/10 - Do NOT recommend Aspen Dental**…read more My partial denture (for 2 of my front teeth) broke unexpectedly on April 17. I was desperate, so I searched for places offering fast repairs and found Aspen Dental, who advertised same-day service and an onsite lab. I booked an appointment for the next morning (Good Friday), noting clearly that I needed a replacement partial. When I arrived, the dentist barely acknowledged my actual reason for being there and focused on unrelated procedures. When I pushed back and asked about quick options, she became visibly annoyed. When she finally said they could try to fix my old denture, I agreed--only for her to laugh, rip it from my hand, and say sarcastically, "Oh, now you want to go with that option." When I said I didn't understand the attitude, she snapped, "We're a general dentist and I don't know what you expect from us," and walked out. In tears, I was pulled into the manager's office, where I was quoted $86 for a repair. Moments later, they said the tech couldn't repair it, and I ended up paying $400 for a new one. I was promised a 1-week pickup time but wasn't allowed to pick it up early even though it was done. When I finally got it, it didn't fit right. I was told I just "had to get used to it." The denture made my bite worse--I couldn't chew and my front teeth hit the plate. I had to wait nearly two weeks for an adjustment appointment. By then, a bottom tooth had chipped from the denture's poor fit. The lab tech dismissed my concerns, shaved the wrong part of the denture, and made the fit even worse. At that point, I gave up. I left feeling completely disregarded and decided to go elsewhere for proper care--even if it means wasting $400. To make matters worse, my husband called to speak to a manager as soon as I got home because I was clearly upset. They left him on hold until 5:00 PM (closing time), then sent him to voicemail. The staff that day did not want to deal with it. I was in a vulnerable position and needed compassion and care. Instead, I was met with sarcasm, indifference, and incompetence. Aspen Dental showed me that profits come before patients. If you have other options--please take them. You will regret going to Aspen.

Aspen dental is now trying to excuse the horrible behavior by calling me over my yelp review. I…read morewill never take it down! They said I am claiming neglect when they neglected me 100%