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Mid Ohio Oral Surgery

5.0 (2 reviews)

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Cavity treatment

Dental exams

Tooth filling replacement or repair

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Alpha Dental

2.2(21 reviews)
0.4 mi

I do like my dentist there.. Dr. Barkley.. i've went there for regular cleanings, fillings and most…read morerecently 2 root canals. Dr. B is great and will explain things to you.. always makes me feel comfortable. I usually get back pretty quickly but it also depends on what time of day you go. There have been a couple times where i am scheduled the last patient of the day.. and i did hear an assistant say "What kind of person schedules a root canal at 4pm?" I don't know if she was referring to me.. but i'm not the one that did the scheduling.. that was when i was told Dr. B would be available.. i had to reschedule since the 1st appt. i had i could not make it and he ended up not being there anyways. I understand that the staff has had a long day and near the end of the shift they want to go home.. but if they don't like it.. maybe they should talk to their schedulers to make sure the last patient isn't going to be a long procedure. Besides that.. i did notice the staff was having trouble with the tools that were provided.. I don't know if the tools needed serviced or what.. this isn't the staffs fault but a concern that needs to be brought to higher administration to make sure the facility has the proper working tools.. It seems like they weren't at their optimal performance.. During one of my root canals one of the metal instruments broke off into my canal.. i believe it was a root canal file.. So i will have this piece of metal in my mouth from a tool breaking within my canal forever. I don't believe it was the dentists fault as i know these things happen.. But the way i understand it when the tool becomes weak after being used the tips can break off.. So essentially i heard them say "just throw the rest of these out because it's the only way we'll get new ones".. Clearly the tools were on their last leg and really weren't functioning at a high quality. So this made me think the staff has a hard time getting the tools they need performing as they should to do their jobs and perform them safely! Also, during my root canal.. i was a little taken aback when the blow torch was used to melt the Gutta Percha.. to pack in and fill the tooth.. The dentist did slip and the plugger tool burnt the inside of my lip and made a blister.. I do have a small mouth though and my mouth was getting tired and i didn't have a bite block in.. I do understand those things happen when you're trying to save a tooth.. The blowtorch method is just a little intimidating.. although from my understanding it is easier and quicker for the dentist than using the electric tool, i think it is called a Dia-Gun..which is bigger and awkward to get in a small mouth. Anyways.. generally I have a good experience with the staff and Dr. B is my fave dentist i've ever had.. I like how it's right down to business. I would just complain to the management for not providing the tools they need at their disposal, they try to make it work but they shouldn't have to worry about instrument performance.. making their jobs more difficult.. I also heard something about one of the drills not spinning properly.. It should be mandatory that everything be up to par! Someone is going to be liable if these unsafe measures continue. All tools need to be serviced and replaced before they are worn out. I understand with medicaid, a lot more people are going to the dentist and being seen.. that means the tools should be replaced and checked more frequently. -Anna

Great professional care, patience, respectful, communication top tier, help you feel comfortable…read morethey understand. Oral care phenomenal 3 extractions in 1 day no pain no gain just sleep. Even won my daughter over whom wants to practice dental!!!

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Prairie Dental Excellence

Prairie Dental Excellence

3.0(2 reviews)
0.7 mi

I feel like I'm in good hands here. I've had a life of lots of dental work and finally I found a…read moredentist I trust. He also offers same appointment crown so no more leaving with a temporary then coming back. He crafts it right there with a machine. Excellent doctor and great staff make this a visit you won't cancel.

Very disappointed in this practice. I am so mad and hurt that I am crying while I type this. When I…read morefirst visited this office about a year ago, everything was fine. I work a 9-5 job and it is very hard to get time off approved for literally anything. Their office hours were very accommodating to my work schedule so it was a no brainer to go there. Earlier this year, I opted to get Invisalign as recommended by Dr. Verzella. I had my initial appt for the Invisalign in early March which was a nonrefundable $300. So I wait, and wait, and wait some more- April flies by with no follow up phone call or appt. NO ONE in the office bothered to call me to tell me that my plan was finalized until I finally called them at the beginning of May- 2 months after my initial appt! They said, they "forgot" to reach out to me and simply apologized. I overlooked this and proceeded with the plan. They had me pay everything upfront costing me about $5.2k. A lot of money yes, but I was excited, ready, and I trusted Dr. Varzella's judgement. Fast forward to today 6/20/22, I call to see if I can get scheduled and now I am being told that they won't be able to get me in until July 14th which is FOUR MONTHS from when I had my initial appt; all the while hoping that my trays will still fit form my initial measurements. After thinking on it for a few minutes, I called the office back and spoke to an associate to let them know that I don't appreciate how I'm being treated and all she said was "I get it, but the money is nonrefundable. You can come pick up your trays and take them somewhere else if you want." Frustrated, I decided to cancel the July appt and opted to just come in and pick up my trays. I have been too patient and forgiving with this office and now I am out of $5.2k. Which is a lot of money when you only have a single income household. I'm usually a very temperate person and I have not been this upset about anything in a while. The lack of communication between office and patient is ridiculous. I am a nurse and I would never want my patients to feel as neglected with their care as I have felt here. I get that everyone is human and things fall the the cracks but ultimately, I'm the one that suffered when they are the ones that dropped the ball multiple times, but in the end they got their money. Now, I am out of thousands of dollars and my teeth still need fixed. Dr. Verzella is a nice man and great Dentist, but I am very hesitant to return to this practice. Moral of the story do your research before deciding on any healthcare providers- including dental practices.

Mid Ohio Oral Surgery - generaldentistry - Updated October 2026

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