Dr Scott is such a great dentist. He accept people as they are and actually listens and helps you…read moreyour teeth. . You have a winning smile with this team.

This was one of the most disappointing experiences I've ever had...the lady that I talked to that…read moreanswered The phone sounded annoyed that I called and then she improved, but I had to call my insurance to make sure that they were in network...then when I called back to say that they were, I didn't hear from them for a few days. Then I called them back again and she sounded even more annoyed that I called this time saying that the doctor wasn't accepting all insurance anymore and I said yes I understand that, I talked to you and I confirmed that this was in network. She put me on hold and I just hung up. Very poor bedside manner unfortunately.

We have been going to Debonis Dentistry for a few years now. Always had a pleasant experience at…read morethis office. Dr Bridges and Bri were not only very professional, but both had a great sense of humor. Thanks Ladies and keep up the good work. Regards, James Kreiger

Dr. DeBonis and his staff are excellent! They explain everything before they do it, and let you…read moreknow about cost, and the amount of time they will need to complete a job before you even schedule the appointment for the treatment plan. Their office is a very relaxing environment, and they make you feel at ease as soon as you enter the practice.

I hope that this is read by the office! I went in for a first visit and the charge is $585. This is…read morethe rate for ALL new patients, no exceptions! I don't have insurance, so this amount is a bridge too far. Building a walled garden around quality dental care is a terrible way to run a business. The cost is on account of a number of tests which have to be performed BEFORE they clean your teeth. I don't have any major concerns, so what is the fuss about? How about trusting the testimony of the patient? How about working with the patient instead of dictating to me what I should do? Quality care shouldn't be made inaccessible like this, it's so frustrating. And the office telling me to "kick rocks" was the real "kick in the teeth" that got me to write this review. Let's hope YELP keeps it up for others

They're at least upfront with their pricing for new patients. But to require three visits before…read moreeven a cleaning is a bit ridiculous when most people have to take time off for appointments.

Dr Pituch pulled my husband's upper teeth in no time and minimal discomfort…read more He is excellent and very few oral surgeons can compete.

I saw Dr Pituch at his South Hills office. Both he and his staff were extremely rude. I cannot…read morecomment on his work, because I chose to pay the consultation fee and move on to a more professional practice. I felt intimidated from the moment I walked into the office. Before the doctor even talked to me, He started to yell about how old the scans I brought in were. ( they were taken less than 6 weeks before- the amount of time it took me to get an appointment) He just got meaner as the appointment went on. I sat and said nothing, because I was so surprised by his demeanor. I was there because my dentist referred me because In the process of getting an implant it was discovered I had some bone loss that needed addressed for the implant to work The treatment plan he suggested was very invasive and costly. I went and had two other consultations elsewhere where I was treated kindly and given other options. The practice I ultimately chose took great care of me .They treated me with compassion, used a much less invasive procedure and less costly treatment plan.

I was a long time patient and honestly thought "Dr. B" was a good guy that I pretty much came to…read moreconsider a friend. That's why I was totally shocked at how things ended last year. I needed 3 teeth re-done. I was told the out of pocket expenses would be $2800. I explained to them that I needed a quote in writing as I could only pay with a hardship loan through my 401k. I was clear with them that I could put $2100 down per the 401k rules, and then they would release the balance once I signed an affidavit telling them the work was done. I explained this in great detail to several people there and Dr. B was all cool about it then and said that would be fine. I had no reason not to trust him based on past experiences, but in hindsight, I was dumb enough to not get that in writing. So everything else was done and the actual Implants were made and all that needed to happen was for him to pop in my new teeth! (The entire point of it all). BUT, now this unethical outfit (who had previously added onto the bill while I was literally in the chair because, and I kid you not, "Boy was this harder than I thought it was going to be", which I heard as "I'm going to have to turn in more cash into the insurance". I immediately thought this was about as shady as it could get but again, I was in the middle of a procedure). Long story short, it's now been about 15 months and they still have my Pre-Fabricated teeth and I literally can't afford to come out of pocket when an agreement was already in place. So they've holding my FINISHED teeth hostage for the entire time. I've alerted Delta Dental to what I consider fraud and implored them to investigate his practices and his practice in general and am waiting to hear back from them, same with my 401k as I consider my options and try to get them to get the wasted cash back for me due to an unfinished job and a lie told to me up front that made me decide to go with them in the first place. They are as shady as they come in my opinion and the only thing I'd wish they'd do at this point is send me somewhere else to get the job completed that will allow me to pay afterwards per the original 401k stipulations. I would never have the kind of work I had done without holding back a retainer to ensure I was satisfied with the work until after it was completed. It's standard practice at many places so I didn't think I'd get treated badly about this well after the fact and the deal that they signed off on. I'm a broke single father that can't afford these sort of things, and they knew this very well but still pulled their little stunt. Buyer beware here and if you do use them and work something out with them up front GET IT IN WRITING! It's so sad, because I thought I had a dentist I could trust before this total debacle, which is why this wasn't a one star review. Now I'm just hoping this drives away at LEAST $700 worth of business to them. Such an incredibly petty outfit nowadays, nothing like the last time I wrote a review for them.

This is the most unorganized, unethical disrespectful office I have dealt with for a while. I am…read morevery afraid of the dentist. After my 1st visit I never heard back from this office. It was going on 3 weeks and I had left 2 message and nothing. Going on 3 1/2 weeks it was 1 more message and still nothing. I broke 2 teeth that were digging into my tongue and not a word back from this office after I had to pay a $236 consult fee. Finally got a hold of the office and she had the nerve to freak out and tell me she's doing 3 peoples jobs - then why did you take me as a patient and lie and tell me you were going to help me. I ended up losing my $5,000 dentist insurance due to the neglect of trying to find another dentist in 4 weeks before the end of the year was up.

I'm leaving this review to document my experience at Atlas Dental Specialists (Shadyside) for two…read morefront-tooth crowns. While the office is professional on the surface, my experience overall was extremely frustrating and costly. After my permanent crowns were placed, I developed persistent sensitivity in my right front tooth (cold and hot) that did not improve over time. I also felt a noticeable ledge/step on the back side of the crown near the gumline, which made me concerned about the fit/contour. Aesthetically, the crowns also looked longer and bulkier than expected with heavier incisal edges than what I was aiming for. When I tried to address these concerns, I was advised to pay for additional diagnostics (a wax diagnostic). After I paid for it, the office later terminated the patient-provider relationship instead of completing the planned corrections. What made the situation especially difficult was the refund process: the office confirmed in writing the refund amounts, but repeatedly stated the refund would only be processed if I signed a broad "release/indemnification" agreement exactly as written. The agreement was extremely one-sided. It went far beyond acknowledging a refund and included sweeping waivers and protections for the office, along with a "non-disparagement/online statements" section that, in my view, would discourage patients from speaking openly online about their experience. I was not comfortable signing something like that just to receive an agreed refund. Overall, I'm deeply disappointed by how concerns were handled. The communication and resolution process felt dismissive and, at times, misleading - more focused on protecting the office than responsibly addressing the problem. My takeaway is that the approach felt money-driven, and I left feeling I couldn't trust the process. I would encourage anyone considering treatment here to do thorough due diligence and not rely solely on online ratings.

Made an appointment. They called and changed it. It was not a convenient date for me (the one I…read morehad previously scheduled was) but I took it anyway. Arrived early. Appointment was for 10:20. That time came and went. I asked when I'd be seen and they said "we're running late." (At 10:18, I had asked if they were running late and was told that they were not.) At 10:25 I asked the receptionist how long my appointment would take. Was told an hour. Well, I'm already ten minutes into my lunch hour and had expected to be seen at my appointment time. I said "nevermind, I'm leaving; you can keep my money" (had to make a $25 deposit before anything happened at all). They said "have a nice day," and I said "f*ck off." (Yeah -- i know that's wrong, but was so frustrated, and also I'm old and have no filter.) It's a downtown office and downtown workers obviously use them and can't be away from work for hours on end because a dentist doesn't keep appointment times.) This place has zero respect for patients' time, but theirs is SO important that I received NUMEROUS texts in the days leading up to my appointment. "...you have an appointment reserved with Atlas Dental Specialists on Wed, Oct 1st at 10:20 AM." And ".."please respond with C to confirm your appointment with Atlas Dental Specialists for October 1st at 10:20 am. If your appt is missed, or cancelled / rescheduled with less than 48 hours' notice, a fee of $50/hour of appt time will apply." So obviously THEIR time is important. Just not their patients' time. Also, every appointment is "separate." Cleaning is one. Examination is another. It's all about money money money with this place. They did refund my $25 deposit though. Terrible place. And now I have to find a dentist.

I had a childhood trauma which made me terrified of going to the dentist, the fear continued all…read morethe way into adulthood. This fear made me constantly ashamed and embarrassed. Then came Dr. Gottlieb and his amazing staff especially Misty, who is my hygienist. Dr. Gottlieb is professional, very skilled and genuinely cares about his patients. Now I go to my appointments without thinking twice, I actually look forward to seeing Dr. Gottlieb and his amazing staff. He truly changed my life and I occasionally get compliments on my smile. One in a million!

The utmost level of care and quality in Dr. Gottlieb's practice is evident every time you visit his…read moreoffice. He is always up-to-date on the latest techniques, he has a calm demeanor and his office staff matches his level of professionalism and care. He is the best dentist in Pittsburgh.

HIGHLY, HIGHLY RECOMMEND DR. GABRIEL AND HIS TEAM - I was fortunate enough to be referred to Dr…read more Gabriel about 10 years ago, after suffering through 3 bad experiences at 3 other dental offices in the Pittsburgh area. Dr. Gabriel and his staff are extremely knowledgeable and friendly. He always asks "what do you think?" when we are discussing my dental needs, and I appreciate that SOOO much! We discuss options for treatment, whether it be processes, timing, or pricing. Dr. Gabriel and his staff earned my respect and trust immediately. It is always a pleasant experience, as the results are worth the temporary potential discomfort. He has top of the line equipment, software, and works hand-in-hand with oral surgeons and other oral specialists to do what is best for his client. He has always had my best interest in mind, and that is the kind of dentist I want! Isabella L.

The best dentist I've been to ever... down to earth REAL dentist and assistants that know what…read moretheir talking about... really never a long wait and in a emergency they always find a way to slid you in somewhere... Thanks Paul...