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New Era Dental

3.7 (3 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Updated 1 month ago

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Cavity treatment

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Tooth filling replacement or repair

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Great Expressions Dental Centers - Ann Arbor

Great Expressions Dental Centers - Ann Arbor

2.3(40 reviews)
1.3 mi

I have to admit I was a little worried having checked the Yelp reviews before going. I had a…read moresurprise toothache (I'm fairly good at dental health so it was a real surprise) and since I'm out of state for school I was worried. They are supposed to take my insurance, so I went and talked to them. Extremely nice lady at the front talked me through the process, was very articulate and clear about any charges I would have by this visit. Insurance was not cleared for this first exam, so they gave me $100 off my first exam as a new patient and advised me to return for later. She told me upfront what I would pay ($20) and there were no surprises. It was just for an initial exam. Doctor P. was very nice and was in no rush and was very clear about my options. After being told it wasn't anything life-threatening or urgent, I'm going home for comprehensive exam and treatment, but this office was good in a pinch. The office is not the newest, but neither is my dentist's back at home and I am completely at home in that. They saw three or four other patients during the two hours I was there, definitely not booked back-to-back, but it wasn't deserted either. And the other patients were well-to-do older men who seemed to have a certain rapport with the place. Not a single mention of any of the products they sell or any sales talk like the others are talking. I'm giving it a three because, although it pains me to see such harsh reviews, I do believe they are responsible for them and I think they'd better do something drastic if they want their rating to go up. Based on the reviews and my personal experience, I probably would not come for anything very serious or invasive surgery, but I wouldn't mind returning for cleaning or a check-up.

(Just starting to write reviews here.) They do wonderfully…read moreby me for general dentistry. Personable and approachable desk and clinical staff. Collaborative decision-making with good explanations. Only "complaint" was distance and wait for specialist (Livonia for root canal) which seems par for maintenance health care orgs.

Soong-Ryong Jung, DDS - IV concious sedation

Soong-Ryong Jung, DDS

5.0(8 reviews)
2.0 mi

HOLISTIC…read more Unbelievable! I have been all over the Internet trying to find a local dentist who has expertise in doing a ceramic implant. Most dentists use titanium in your gums and them top it with a ceramic crown. Instead, I wanted all ceramic. I didn't want any more metal in my mouth. Dr. Jung is prepared to do this for me. I'm ecstatic that we made an appointment to get my work started. In addition to being knowledgeable, Dr. Jung has a very kind and caring demeanor. I think he is Ann Arbor's best-kept secret. Eun-Young was difficult for me to understand while over the phone. That was probably my 'old' ears. In the office, she was delightful and very helpful. Eun-Young is obviously very knowledgeable regarding dentistry and an asset to the office. I'll be back to do another review after the work is completed, but for now, I am very pleased with the consultation. If you are looking for a holistic dentist consider Dr. Jung. If you use Dr. Jung tell him, "Sharon sent you." I told him I was going to spread the word about full ceramic implants. :)

I have been with Dr. Jung for close to 10 years and he has been taking good care of my teeth…read moreincluding several implants. I am enjoying my heathy teeth. He has a university level of expertises in technology with humble human nature which makes me very comfortable. Going to dentist is no fun for young or old, but because he make it so comfortable in the chair that I have no resistance to going to dentist. And all the appointment processing is easy and friendly. Thank you, Dr. Jung!!

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Soong-Ryong Jung, DDS - Final result of crown on tooth#8.

Final result of crown on tooth#8.

Soong-Ryong Jung, DDS - We provide painless anesthesia using CALAJECT which is a computer-assisted local anesthesia.

We provide painless anesthesia using CALAJECT which is a computer-assisted local anesthesia.

Soong-Ryong Jung, DDS - The patient can chew well  and make a smile.

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The patient can chew well and make a smile.

Ann Arbor Oral & Facial Surgery - Dr. Betts earned his Masters of Science degree in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery from The University of Michigan.

Ann Arbor Oral & Facial Surgery

3.9(8 reviews)
3.4 mi

I would give a VERY SOLID 10 out of 5 stars (SIMPLY OUTSTANDING and deserves double the stars)…read more We found Dr. JEFFREY L. WASIELEWSKI after my wife had an incident with a tooth and we are very thankful that we did, we feel strongly he is a brilliant and amazing surgeon and an amazing human being. His skill sets are immense and comprehensive. By absolutely no stretch of the imagination, my wife had a major issue that we came in with, and right from the first consultation Dr. Wasilewski put us at ease with his personality and demeanor, all doctors would be truly fortunate if they possessed even a fraction of what Dr. Wasilewski possesses in terms of soft skills and true ability. On a small side note, I had a highly impacted wisdom tooth that really started bothering me and because we had met Dr. Wasilewski through my wife's case I scheduled an appointment for my wisdom tooth extraction even though my tooth was highly impacted Dr. Wasilewski did an exceptional job with it. Additionally, all the people working there are very kind and caring. They have a wonderful team. In closing, in our humble opinion, Dr. Wasilewski is outstanding, and we would very highly recommend him.

My relationship with AA Oral & Facial Surgery began in 2015 when one of my molars began to feel…read moreextremely sensitive to cold, then to hot, and finally to any contact at all, resulting in lots of pain every day. After multiple visits to my dentist and endodontist to diagnose what would eventually be known as my *fractured* molar, I was referred to Dr. Wasielewski. He consulted with me, took images, extracted the problem tooth, installed a new implant, and I now have a much happier mouth. I found Dr. W and his staff to be quite personable, communicative, thorough, and professional, all with a smile. Every step in our process was taken mindfully, and with the patient's mental/physical well-being as the top priority. Long story short, Dr. W is exactly the person I want when I need any surgical procedure in my mouth, and I would absolutely recommend him to others.

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University of Michigan School of Dentistry

University of Michigan School of Dentistry

1.9(71 reviews)
2.9 mi

Great place for dental. Watch the parking garage though, it seems to be structurally shifting. Over…read morethe last two years my f150 gradually stopped fitting in the garage.

1-Star Review -- Extremely Disappointed After 8+ Years…read more This has become an embarrassment for the University of Michigan. I have been a patient at the University of Michigan Dental School for more than eight years, and I have never experienced anything remotely as frustrating, dysfunctional, and poorly managed as what I am dealing with now. Let me be very clear: the dentists and dental students have generally been excellent. The problem is everything surrounding them -- administration, scheduling, IT, management, and the telephone system. The system is an absolute mess. You can't get anyone on the phone. People don't return calls. Messages don't seem to get handled. Trying to schedule or resolve even a basic issue has become an exercise in frustration. And when you finally do manage to communicate with someone, you can end up feeling like you're being blamed for problems created by their own system. What's particularly disturbing is that the dental students themselves are frustrated by this system. When the people working inside the organization are telling you they're frustrated with the same problems patients are experiencing, somebody in management needs to start paying attention. This isn't some minor inconvenience. This is a basic customer-service and administrative failure. After putting up with this for years, I have finally had enough. I have already found another provider for my wife, and I will be taking my own dental care elsewhere. After eight years as a patient, that should tell management just how badly this situation has deteriorated. The University of Michigan has an outstanding reputation, which makes this experience even more disappointing. The quality of the dental professionals is being overshadowed by an administrative system that appears completely incapable of serving its patients properly. Patients should not have to spend their time repeatedly calling, leaving messages, trying to figure out how to reach a real person, and then dealing with an attitude that makes them feel like they've done something wrong. We are patients--not problems to be managed. Someone in upper management needs to take responsibility for this. The phone system needs to work. Patients need to be able to reach people. Calls need to be returned. Scheduling needs to be handled competently. And when something goes wrong, patients should be treated with respect instead of being made to feel like criminals for trying to resolve the problem. Eight years of loyalty should mean something. Unfortunately, it apparently doesn't. I would strongly caution anyone considering this facility to understand what they may be getting into on the administrative side. The dentists and students may be excellent, but getting through the bureaucracy surrounding them has become unacceptable. University of Michigan Dental School: you can do better. Much better. Your patients--and your students--deserve better than this. One star, and only because zero stars isn't an option.

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University of Michigan School of Dentistry
University of Michigan School of Dentistry
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