I was able to see Dr. Gresla for a last minute "emergency" type root canal (my first and hopefully…read morelast) and I'm so lucky I did. From the moment I got the novocaine I had no more pain in that tooth; I took 2 ibuprofen just in case and nothing the next day and everything felt great! I went from being in pain to no pain at all, and the sensitivity I had been feeling was also gone. During the procedure he said that I would be completely comfortable during the whole thing, and he was right, what a miracle. His manner was professional and confident, I would highly recommend him for this procedure.

I went to Dr. Gresla for a root canal and I wanted to remark that it went very smoothly! I had no…read moreissues during or after the procedure. I felt he was very capable and I felt I was in very good hands during a scary procedure.

Dr. Epstein has been my dentist since 1998. He was recommended to me by a friend who owned a Dental…read moreLab and could see first hand the excellent work Dr. Epstein does in preparation for each patients individual needs. Due to my husbands job moving us quite a bit over the years, I have had many Dentists comment after a cleaning about the excellent dental work done on my teeth. Next time I'm in MA I'll be having two crowns done by Dr. Epstein He and his staff are the best!

First, the dentist and his hygienist staff deserve 5 stars. They've always been awesome! He's super…read moregentle. I have a fear of dentists and needles and he is amazing. You'll never feel the needle. His office manager and her billing however, is NOT acceptable in any way shape or form! My ex-husband and I both went there, when we divorced, our accounts were supposed to be split apart. In two years, she has failed to do that and we both get bills for the other. She claims once it's paid, she'll separate them. The bill has repeatedly been paid in full, yet, she never separates them out. She has now started to send a bill for a negative amount of money with a letter stating to pay the bill. HOW DO YOU PAY A NEGATIVE BALANCE?! We have both given up and decided to take our business elsewhere. As much as I love this dentist, I cannot tolerate the poor management of billing by this "manager." She needs to go back to school on proper accounting.

This is a great dental office. I came based on a Groupon then learned that there were other…read morespecials in the office. The dentist helped me when I had questions with paperwork and helped me to feel at ease when I was in the chair. I can tell that she cares about oral hygiene. She was trying to figure out how to make dental visits affordable although I didn't have dental insurance at the time. She was also incredibly gentle!

Dr Sarita is amazing!! She explained kindly all the steps and process, she s very gentle, and let…read moreyou in control. And I did not feel anything. I felt safe!

I had a terrible experience with this office. They do not have compassion for disabled patients and…read morerefuse to take measures to keep them safe. Total lack of care for patient safety and comfort and atrocious customer service attitude. I will never go back.

Been going here all my life. They are always trustworthy and good at what they do. Definitely a…read moregreat option if you are looking for a dentist.

Love this place. Dr. Dela Cruz is patient gentle and never rushes. The entire staff is great. 5…read morestars in my opinion. Jill B

Avoid this place at all costs. Lipstick on a pig. They have "specialty doctors" who actually are…read morenot and lie to patients about being in-network to collect max fees. They also like to upsell needing extra xrays and CT scans etc when it's not needed to perform the work. We were told their "oral surgeon" was in-network. Did the consult and the copay was going to be approx. $2400. WITH INSURANCE, which then left us cleared out through the end of the year also. These practices are common place in the dental industry. I spent years in it. Had I not, I would have never known and just paid the exhorbitant prices. I feel sorry for others they take advantage of this way due to be sneaky.

Summary: I was referred to Dr. Shabani for a root canal by my general dentist, since I required IV…read moresedation. She decided the day of treatment, while I was under sedation, that the tooth did not need a RC and did a composite filling instead. She treated several other teeth for cavities (I only consented to ONE). It has since been determined by two dentist and an endodontist that the referring dentist had been correct about the need for a RC. Furthermore, the work she did on the tooth next to the problem one caused that to need a RC--this tooth had not been hurting me prior. I gave her several opportunities to fix the issue and while she did make a good faith effort, she failed to be able to correctly diagnosis the problem (or listen to other dentist that told her that the two teeth need RC's despite me having provided her with the full reports and signing a release for her to speak with them) Continue reading for the full timeline of events. Note that names of other dental offices have been redacted. January 18, 2023: I received the treatment plan from Dental Care of Burlington [DCB]. The total cost was $5,280. The treatment plan was for a root canal, crown, and ONE composite filling of tooth #30. January 19, 2023: I was asked to sign the treatment plans and necessary consents. Since we had not thoroughly reviewed a root canal's risks and benefits, I asked to speak with Dr. Shabani before signing the consent. Her assistant attempted to answer my questions, but I insisted on speaking to the dentist. Dentist responded to my questions about the root canal while I was being hooked up to monitors and getting an IV in my hand. I signed the consent for the root canal and the treatment plan for the root canal, crown and ONE composite filling only. I remember very little after the being administered the IV drugs. January 20, 2023: I returned to the office to have my bite adjusted it was at this time I leaned exactly what work had been performed. January 27, 2023: I woke up with an extreme toothache and called [DCB]. They could not get me in until the end of the following week. I found an emergency dentist who was able to get me in that afternoon. He took X-rays and informed me that #31 needed a RC (I did not tell him that was the orginal treatment plan)He also mentioned that filings that had completed were "very sloppy" and needed to be redone. He cited "overhang" and a good amount of decay left behind as his reasons for drawing this conclusion. End of February: I returned to my general dentist. He reconfirmed his belief that #31 needed a RC and also noted that my bite was off. March 2, 2023: I returned to [DCB] for a bite adjustment and pain, primarily in tooth #30 and #31. Dr. Shabni acknowledged in person and in her notes, that #30 needed to be re-done. She claimed that #31 was fine but thought I was irritating it with my tongue. March 16, 2023: I returned to [DCB] with increasing pain levels was was once again told it was because I was playing with the area. Dr. Shabni suggested I get them polished down under sedation. April 6, 2023: Dr. Shabani placed a sedative filling on tooth #31 to help "calm it down." This provided SOME relief, but it continued to hurt. I went to see a third dentist for another opinion. He, like the two dentists before him, stated that #31 needed a root canal and that #30 also needed one because the filling was pressing up against the nerve. April 11, 2023, I spoke with Dr. Shabani about what [3rd dentist] said, and urged her to listen to the three other doctors and do a RC. She said you would get back to me on scheduling, because we had to coordinate with [Anesthesiologist] . She also suggested putting a medicated filling on tooth #30 to help calm it down, which I initially agreed to. On April 12, 2023, I informed Dr. Shabni I no longer wanted to do the sedative filling and wanted just to treat the tooth when we could get time on [Anesthesiologist] schedule. She claimed we needed to do the sedative filling to isolate which tooth was causing me the problem (I was later informed that messing with a tooth that needs a RC is a bad idea). After some dispute about how much of the RC bill I would be responsible for, she expressed her annoyance that I "keep going to other dentist" and "don't trust her". I expressed that my weariness is because she did a lot of work without consent and I've been in pain since January. She told me to go to another dentist and she'd refund me the entire amount of my procedure "because it's just not worth it at this point". As of now, I have not received the refund or communication about when I can expect to receive it. I also have not received my entire chart despite having asked for it repeatedly (even before April 12). DCB is also not giving me the necessary paperwork needed to work with the [Anesthesiologist] to find another dentist. For all of these reasons, I cannot recommend Dental Care of Burlington.

I've been with DCB for a few years. I've had no issues with any of their treatments and the staff…read morehas always been friendly and helpful. Recommended.

A Truly Amazing Experience! I'm new to the area and chose…read morethis office based on a Google search--what a lucky find! I honestly feel like I hit the jackpot. From the moment I walked in, the care and professionalism exceeded my expectations. Dr. Burnett herself did my cleaning and was able to remove a discoloration I thought was permanent--something I assumed would require an overlay. I was so impressed and grateful. I left with a clear treatment plan and my future appointments already scheduled. I'm seriously considering sending a thank-you gift--it was that good!

We needed a new dentist since ours no longer accepted our insurance. That's when I stumbled upon…read moreBliss Dental. Called and spoke to Lisa the receptionist who was so friendly, helpful, knowledgeable & felt like I knew her forever after our conversation. Scheduled my cleaning, and met Lisa the hygienist (not the same person as the receptionist incase anyone thinks that), who had years of experience, cool, and funny! Off to a great start! Dr Natasha came in and was so nice! Very thorough, took the time to ask me questions, and made me very at ease being there! I highly recommend Bliss Dental on Cambridge St in Burlington for your dental health!

I have spent most of my life dreading the dentist. To me, it is the worst torture. I went to Dr…read more Awad because I found great reviews about him and for the first time in my life, I now look forward to going to the dentist. Dr. Awad and his staff are so considerate of your comfort and do amazing work. They also have the cleanest medical office I have ever seen. They have all of the latest technology and are able to give you top notch service. I highly recommend them. ​

Since the change in ownership has occurred, this practice has gone downhill. The receptionist is…read morerude and doesn't seem to care that they have lost me as a patient after going here for more than 10 years. I had two appointments scheduled one week apart which, for the firs time in my 10 years, had to reschedule due to work changes. All she said was we can't reschedule if you keep changing, call us back when you know you will come. Sorry, but that is not how to keep "customers" happy especially since there are at least 20 other practices within a 3 mile radius. Do not recommend going there.

Filled a tooth causing extreme hot/cold sensitivity. He told me to brush for a few weeks with a…read moresensitive toothpaste, that didn't help. I ended up going to a different dentist to have the tooth extracted a few weeks later.

By far the best dentist & staff I've ever had. I have been going to Doctor McGonigle for approx. a…read moredecade and he is the best. He has done a lot of work on my teeth and some cosmetic work also which was perfect. THE VERY BEST DENTIST ANYONE COULD HOPE TO HAVE KEEPING THEIR DENTAL HEALTH 100%.