Excellent staff that work there and the doctors just absolutely Amazing and perfect…read more My visit was so smooth and she went over with me to explain everything so that I can understand thank you

My family has been coming here for a few years now and we are thrilled with the service and staff…read more The office is clean, well decorated, they have awesome medical grade air filters in each area (for COVID). Top notch teeth cleaning. Well knowledgeable staff. We used to go to Tower Dental but prefer this place much more. You can tell they're awesome as they are booked out for months!

My experience is always wonderful. Dr. Kats and staff are all knowledgeable and helpful and very…read morefriendly.

The hubby & I moved from West Loop just about a year ago. Not going to lie, I am VERY SELECTIVE…read morewhen it comes to my dentist. The hubby? My MIL (Mother In Law) always chose his dentist up until we got married. My criteria: a dentist in a convenient location, great Yelp rating (because I'm a working boss lady with no time to do Q&A on businesses), and above all, hours that meet my needs (aka late night hours and/or Saturdays). Disclaimer: Yes...I am the one that sent JPGs of ALL of our Dental x-rays from the past 4 years prior to our visit. You know... to "cover all bases" We were referred to Dr. Ann from friends who live next door to us in Wheaton. The hubby & I both work in the city so, although we are now "suburbanites", we were iffy about trading in our usual dentist with Saturday hours for Dr. Ann & the Tower Dental staff. Well we gave them a shot... AND WE WILL BE BACK :) Dr. Ann & staff were AMAZING! They fit us both in at the same time so we had a 'kill two birds with one stone' / double date night Dental visit. I had Dr. Ann for my cleaning. She was attentive, personable, and genuinely cared about my well being. Of course I did get the friendly lecture about flossing (I promise I am, Dr. Ann!) - she does it because she cares! The hubby did great as well :) Needless to say we immediately set our 6 month follow up and have recommended Dr. Ann & the rest of the Tower Dental team to two friends already! From the picky 'Dental office snob' that I am, 5 stars for Dr. Ann & team!

Wow.. I never knew I could smile like this. Dr. Jackson gave…read moreme the best smile and I feel great! Thank you so much.

My family has been going here for about 18 years. While some of the staff has changed, they…read morecontinue be changing (in a good way) and upgrading to the newest practices and increasing services to their customers. The office is located in a brick house but once inside it surely doesn't look like a house. Patient areas are clean, bright, and have quite comfortable patient chairs. Most every patient room has a window and the warmth of the outside eases the nervous feeling many people have while at a dentist. The hygienist we have most often is Meg. She remembers her patients and does a good job with cleanings, X-rays, and finding any issues. The "creature comforts" include a coffee/tea/hot chocolate machine, a video game system and small children's wooden train table in the kids waiting room, and on many days there is a massage therapist that can massage legs, feet, hands, and arms while you are having your dental cleaning or procedures done. After your dental appointment the massage therapist can offer a short back massage to ease you back in to your day. Great free services for the patients! Parking is never a problem and covers a large portion of what was the original homes front yard. Seasonal decorations are simple but very well done. We plan on returning here for the years to come even though we don't live nearby. It's worth the trip.

I cannot penalize them for being a dental office, they are worthy of the 5 stars…read more The office is clean, bright and equipped with very modern dental equipment and staffed with extremely friendly, kind, and patient staff, not to mention highly quailified. They came up with a solution for a dental problem my husband has had for years. I don't know about you, but that works for me. When you step in, the reception desk is about 2 steps in and on your right. Waiting area is comfortable and bright, but you won't be there very long because they call the clients in very quickly. Once you enter past the reception desk, it is a maze of exam rooms and offices ~ just follow whomever is in the lead. Appoinments are made for your convenience on the day and time that works for you.

for my first visit with DR. kowalesik yesterday. with her assistant Gail. excellent!!!…read moredefinitely made me feel comfortable and did a great job. I highly recommend them and give them definitely five stars. Joe Cochrane.

Dr P has been our family dentist for over 25 years. he is tops with dental implants!read more

We see Dr. Provenzale, Jr. (It looks like his father --Dr. Provenzale, Sr.--has retired). Dr…read more Provenzale, Jr. is fantastic. The whole staff is wonderful, and take great care to make sure kids feel comfortable. The staff actually makes dental cleaning fun for kids, and I can't appreciate that enough. My daughter actually looks forward to going there! I highly recommend this practice.

Great staff, comfortable setting and quick service. Thanks Dr K!!!…read more Rich J.

I had treatment with this dentist several years ago, and it remains one of the most uncomfortable…read moreand concerning healthcare experiences I've had. I went in trusting that I would be guided through appropriate, necessary care. Instead, I left with the sense that decisions were being made for me, not with me, and without the level of explanation you would reasonably expect for permanent procedures. There was very little meaningful discussion of alternatives, long-term outcomes, or even basic risk. It felt transactional at best and pressured at worst. I was ultimately persuaded to undergo six root canals, which a later dentist reviewed and said were not necessary based on my X-rays. That alone is difficult to process. Root canals are not minor, reversible choices--they fundamentally change the structure and longevity of a tooth. To move forward with that many, without clearly established need and without transparent communication, is something I continue to question. What is even more concerning is what followed. I was told I would need crowns, which is standard after root canals--but only after the procedures were completed was I informed that my teeth were "too short" for crowns and he could not place them. This was never explained beforehand. There was no warning that I might be left in a position where proper restoration was not possible. That is not a small oversight; it is central to the entire treatment plan. Had I been told this upfront, I would have made very different decisions. The outcome speaks for itself. My upper back molars were left without appropriate restoration and have since fractured and are now broken, requiring additional treatment that could likely have been avoided with proper planning and communication. Being placed in a situation where the intended next step was not even feasible after irreversible work had already been done is, frankly, difficult to justify. Thankfully, I found a competent dentist (Tower Dental) who was able to restore most of my teeth, something I had previously been told was not possible. That contrast alone is telling. It underscores how much clearer communication, planning, and skill can change the trajectory of care. Unfortunately, by that point, the damage to my upper back molars had already been done. The overall environment in the office did not inspire confidence either. The dentist was openly harsh and dismissive toward his assistant during my visits, which created a tense, uncomfortable atmosphere. It is difficult to feel at ease as a patient when the dynamic in the room feels strained and unprofessional. I later learned she was his daughter, which made the behavior even more unsettling to witness. At one point, while I was still actively in pain, I was also encouraged to consider veneers. The timing and context of that suggestion felt inappropriate and raised additional concerns about priorities in care. When a patient is dealing with unresolved pain and major restorative work, cosmetic upselling should not be part of the conversation. Overall, I left feeling pressured, inadequately informed, and uncomfortable. This experience significantly impacted my trust in dental care and led to additional procedures and costs that I am still dealing with years later. I would strongly encourage anyone considering treatment here to reconsider.

Friendly staff. They did a great job with my teeth cleaning and my teeth are a lot whiter now…read moreafter the teeth whitening treatment. It was easy in and easy out. I look forward to going back.

Dr. Del Carlo is professional and makes you feel comfortable and welcome. I have always been…read moretreated fairly and kindly here several times with no complaints. I recommend them highly.

This company is well organized, covid protocols are in place, very little wait, multiple doctors,…read morehygienists, and staff are present. The facilities are clean and there is plenty of parking. The Hygienists are very thorough and pleasant to speak with. I've been going here for two years now and glad that I transferred here for my dental work. This is my expectation for how all medical facilities should operate. If you are a business struggling in customer satisfaction please give the Operations manager at this Delta Dental location a call for some assistance.

my family and i left this dentist due to them always pushing services we didn't need. I went back…read morethinking they may have changed. I had a root canal done by them many years ago and was never done right. I always complained at every cleaning. they suggested a tooth extraction. so when I returned I still complained about it throbbing all the time ever since I had it done. pain is manageable with ibuprofen. the doctor walked in tapped on my tooth asked if it hurt I said no it just throbs all the time. she says "you grind your teeth " and left the room. like why don't my other teeth hurt. I didn't get a chance to ask because she just turned and left the room

I would like to start by stating that I am happy that I decided to have dental implants done at…read moreClearchoice. The services that I received were great until I encountered a problem. I understand that not all procedures go according to plan but I had unusual circumstances where I had a lot of facial swelling that took 4 to 6 weeks for the swelling to go down. After the swelling went down I still had tenderness in my top gums and although I thought it could just be still in the healing phase because it was an extensive procedure. I spoke with the Surgeon Dr. Nicholas Zawada whom was a Gem, he was very attentive to my needs following the procedure and the pain that I continued to have. I went to see him and he suggested I see a neurologist because I continued to have tenderness at the top of my mouth. Upon me having another appointment to follow-up with the Prosthodonist Dr. Diana Cuesta I made her aware of the situation that had been going on for a few months now. When they removed the implants to see how the surgery had gone I was in a lot of pain because again there was still tenderness after 4 months which was unusual and I started to moan because of the pain. I was really disappointed with the reaction of Dr. Cuesta because I have been in healthcare for over 30 years and the way I was treated after expressing I was in pain was unacceptable. I considered having the final portion of my procedure done elsewhere because I didn't like that she raised her voice out of dismay from the reaction of me stressing I was in pain. She rudely stated that "she can not work under these circumstances" and asked the person that was assisting her to numb my mouth. I felt as if my pain wasn't important to her and come to find out when they removed the implants my mouth was bleeding and they realized that the top screws in the upper part of my mouth were lodged too deep into my gums and this is what was causing the pain. I'm not stating that it was anyone's fault that this happened but what I do know is I wasn't treated like a patient should be treated when they are clearly in pain. I have put off having the second part of my procedure done because I am traumatized when it comes to having dental work done after all of the pain I endured. I spoke with Bri who works at Clearchoice and explained the situation to her and she informed me that I could have another physician from the company to complete the final stage of my dental work. Again, I love that I had the work done but I was not happy with the treatment that I received after expressing the pain I was in. Felicia Brown

From the owner: ClearChoice Dental Implant Center of Downers Grove is open. The center is operating with heightened…read morehealth and safety measures to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 and other viruses. Please visit clearchoice.com/confidence for details about what ClearChoice is doing to provide a clean, safe environment when you visit.