After being told I needed my first root canal I was a bit hesitant to go in for my procedure, but…read morewow! From my initial phone call down to my procedure it was evident why this is a five star operation. Meridian has a very warm atmosphere with very friendly doctors and staff. Dr. Zielinski handled my root canal and truly is a master at his craft. My root canal was a breeze. I received care instructions afterward along with a follow-up phone call the next day. I highly recommend Meridian Endodontics and Periodontics. Thank you!!

The Meridian was able to fit me in for a same-day root canal. The staff was fantastic, and the…read moreprocedure went smoothly. After trying around 14 or 15 clinics in the Green Bay area, I called this team, and they said yes.

I was referred to the Wisconsin Endodontic Group by my dentist. After a bit of looking around…read more(unfortunately there isn't much information out there) I chose to see Dr. Bose. Having been in the Army, I had a bad experience with an Army dentist (not the most gentle of fellow), and I had to get not one, but two root canals done. :/ Thankfully Dr. Bose was very welcoming, and he explained what was going on. When it was time to get to work, he and his assistant Lisa were professional, quick (about an hour each), and continually asked if I was doing alright. I couldn't ask for anything more. If I ever need a root canal again (God forbid...), I'll be returning to Dr. Bose.

I went to see if Molar 18 could be saved by a Root Canal but after taking the CBCT Scan ($200 out…read moreof pocket) and another bitewing PA X-Ray, Dr. Elizabeth Choybowski informed me that the tooth would not be a good candidate for a root canal. She began talking about TMJ which I have never had and made strong suggestions to see a specific TMJ specialist across the street. Actually, Dr. Chybowski should have suggested seeing an ENT (ears, noser and throat doctor) where they could make an accurate diagnosis and do the necessary accurate diagnostic tests and so forth. Also, TMJ is not covered by Medicare and most private employer sponsored health insurance. I appreciated the fact Dr. Chybowski was honest in telling me that my tooth would be better off being extracted which they do not handle. But I did want to speak with Dr. Choyboyski a bit further and she seemed very hurried and left. So I made my own appointment with an Oral Surgeon at Great Midwest Oral Surgery. I asked WI Endodontics-Mayfair to send the CBCT Scan as well as the PA Bitewing for that Molar to them. They did send the CBCT Scan but Greater Midwest Oral Surgery could not open the file and view the CBCT Scan. They also mentioned that they had three other patIents from WI Endodontic-Mayfair that CBCT Scans could not be opened/viewed. I called WI Endo back and told them that. All they could say was the Oral Surgeon's Office did not have the correct software to view this $200 CBCT Scan. No way was I going to pay another $200 for another CBCT at the Oral Surgeon's Office too. The Dr. Groeckermann, Oral Surgeon was kind enough to offer to do it for free given the circumstances. I did some research regarding this and found out in the State of WI, Endodontics are required to send the required software disc along with their CBCT Scan. WI Endodontic-Mayfair did not do this and attempted to place the blame on the Oral Surgeon's system. For the brief time actually speaking with Dr Chybowski and her insistence on TMJ referral, I cannot wholeheartedly recommend WI Endodontics-Mayfair nor Dr. Chybowski. It seems like the CBCT Scan is the money maker and referrals for TMJ aren't far behind. I also believe that Dr. Chybowski could see the amount of decay and placement within the Molar with the PA Bitewing....my own General Dentist could see this on her PA Bitewing of Molar 18. I just wanted to see if WI EndodonticsI could have done a root canal and saved the tooth, but it turned into another stressful, expensive nightmare for me.

Absolutely painless procedure and done in a most professional way…read more Entire staff is friendly and personable. Highly recommend. Doctor King is a star.

Dr King has been my dentist for almost ten years now and I have always had very positive…read moreexperiences with both him and the staff. He even once made an exception for an emergency holiday visit. That was above and beyond what I would expect from anyone. The work has always stood the test of time! He even recommended dentists in other cities when I moved away for a time. Highly recommend Dr King!

I originally had a root canal done at my regular dentist and it continued giving me on and off…read moreissues. With my most recent issue it began to hurt chewing and my OG dentist labeled it a 'problem tooth' and had me come in for X-rays and an exam where it revealed the 'problem tooth' was infected and would either need extraction or root canal retreatment. Since it was a problem, he leaned me towards extraction. However, my gut kept telling me to dig a little deeper and seek an alternative opinion. I took a weekend and researched root canals and retreatments. I came to find out that Endodontists exists and that a significantly high percentage (roughly 80%) of root canals fail when conducted by general dentists (your every day dentist)! In fact, up to 98% of root canals done by specialists (endodontists) succeed! Read those again (and google it yourself). These stats, paired with my gut feeling of a second opinion led me to research endodontists that were both highly rated online and within my insurance's network of care. This led me to Access Endodontics in Brookfield. Calling to make an initial connection was a breeze and the staff was very helpful. They would connect with my insurance and my current dentist to gain a referral and necessary pre-steps. They called me back a couple days later and we set up an in-person evaluation, which was a breeze. I saw Dr. Stover and immediately felt at ease. Her bedside manner was top notch and, paired with her Knowledge and expertise, left me feeling calm and confident in my decision to try retreatment. I also felt connected to her opinion and agreed that it was worth trying retreatment so as not to wonder 'what if'. Flash forward to the retreatment appointment and, while I was feeling nervous, her calmness and thorough yet empathetic approach made for a night and day experience from my initial root canal. Additionally, it was during my retreatment appointment with her that I learned the Dr found 2.5 MORE ROOTS that were completely MISSED the first time!! Of course this tooth was a 'problem' because it hadn't been properly treated the first time. Can you believe it?! Again, so glad I tried. If the options are to try again or pull the tooth, I'm trying again and gee am I glad I did. The procedure was straightforward and didn't last the entire time slot they designated for me. I listened to music in my earbuds the whole time and have since had a follow up to check its progress. It is healing nicely and the root canal seems very successful. I only wish I knew of and had gone the endodontist route the first time around! Both Drs at this location are great and I highly recommend.

I was experiencing extreme dental pain and called my Dentist on 11/15-2024. I am a long-time…read morepatient at my Dentist"s office. My Dentist thought that since the pain was so intense that I was awakened at night and I had a root canal done in the tooth that I felt was hurting, I should go directly to an endodontist. My Dentist referred me to Access Endodontists. I called Access Endodontists on 11/15/2024 and explained that my dentist referred me to them and that I was not sure which tooth was the issue as the pain seemed to move as it intensified. I was assured they could diagnose my issue. My insurance information was requested and given. Later someone called me and explained my covereage was maxed out. I asked how much the evaluation would cost if I paid cash and was told around $238.00. I agreed to the amount and was scheduled for an appointment 11/19/2024. I had a very missable 4 days but survived by alternating Tylenol with Ibuprofen. When I arrived on 1/19/2024 I was given forms to fill out. After filling out all the forms and while sitting in an examining chair, I explained my situation to the person who was helping me. The person helping me told me they could not evaluate my situation because I did not have a referral. I explained over and over that I did have a referral. They said they tried to contact my dentist but were unable to. I drove to my dentists office while in severe pain and asked what was going on. After some back and forth Access Endodontics told my dentist's office they require the dentist to evaluate the situation before sending them to Access Endodontics. This policy was news to my dentist. I made an oral contract with Access Endodontics and agreed to pay them money, then was refused treatment and left in intense pain. No alternative action was presented.

Leaving a yelp review for a dentist seems weird, but I see there are others so... My family has…read morebeen very happy with Elmbrook Family Dental for 20+ years, starting when Dr. Brunner was just a kid! I recently completed a tooth implant process that took several months (remove 40-year old crown, bone graft, wait for that to heal, implant post, wait for that to heal, implant!). The whole process was about as painless as it could possibly be. One of the things I like best about Elmbrook Family Dental is that they explain things clearly -- throughout the process Dr. Plecas explained each step, what the options were, what he thought the best option would be, and why. Knowing about the bone graft was especially important to me, and seeing what the part of the implant would be and how it all went together was cool. I was initially concerned because my son's wedding was coming up, and I didn't want to have a big hole in my mouth for pictures. Dr. Plecas discussed options with me -- the full process wouldn't be complete before the wedding. If I wanted, we could have gotten a temporary fake tooth there, but he thought I should wait and see how it looked. Once the tooth was removed I found that the space wasn't very noticeable at all. I'm very glad that I didn't spend the extra money on a temporary tooth! It feels like we know everyone there - we've been there for years, and at times we had six family members going. My older kids only stopped going there when they totally left the area; while they were in college out of state they still went to Elmbrook Family Dental, scheduling appointments around their breaks. One of the other things I like about Elmbrook Family Dental is that they keep up with processes, technology, and materials.

I had been seeing Dr. Brunner for about 13 years for general dentistry. Since his TMJ training, my…read moregeneral dentistry appointments have been awful. It's a hard sell for TMJ services with every appointment. Cost for TMJ services: Assessment $650 and treatment $5400-6500 (services weren't clarified) with payment required upfront. He says he uses a third-party to maximize insurance payout and after that is received, he would refund anything that insurance covers. When I asked what patients do when they can't afford this treatment, he became defensive and explained that he couldn't provide services for free (which I wouldn't expect). I found a local (TMJ & Orofacial Pain Treatment Center) doctor who is excellent, fitted me with a night guard for under $200, and that has very clear patient costs for services after insurance, and charges much less overall.

I don't really know how or when I was referred to Nemcek, but I have been going for nearly a decade…read morenow and I don't think I will ever leave. It's definitely a true family office and they treat you like it. They will know you by name when you enter the office and you will be sure to have a friendly conversation with your hygienist and either of the dentists. I see Susie as a hygienist and schedule my appointments around her schedule because she is so kind and pleasant. I have had to stop in for an emergency once and they tended to me immediately and got everything straightened out. Just a wonderful bunch of people and great dentistry!

Simply the best most professional oral care available. Extremely knowledgeable staff. Highly…read morerecommended!

I actually live about an hour away, but over six years ago, I made the decision to switch to…read moreWauwatosa Dental Arts after realizing my local options just weren't delivering the quality of care I needed. That one-hour drive has been 100% worth it ever since! They've handled several complex dental issues for me that other dentists struggled with--especially when it came to achieving outstanding cosmetic results. The work is always precise, natural-looking, and done with genuine care for both function and appearance. I've never felt rushed or like just another patient; they truly listen and tailor everything to what works best for me. The entire team is exceptional. Dr. Rosen is incredibly skilled, knowledgeable, and has a calm, reassuring manner that puts you at ease. Amanda and Jeanie are absolute standouts--warm, attentive, and so good at what they do. The front office staff is equally friendly and efficient; they make scheduling and check-ins a breeze. Despite the distance, I'll keep coming back because Wauwatosa Dental Arts simply offers the best dental experience out there. If you're looking for top-tier care, especially for cosmetic or challenging cases, this is the place. Highly recommend--5 stars aren't enough! Thanks to the whole team for taking such great care of me all these years!

Dr Zak and Amanda are the best! They genuinely care about your smile and listen to your concerns…read more Absolutely recommend.

This is my review on the place and my root canal experience here:…read more I got 2 root canals done here today. Both at the same time. Since the experience is fresh in my memory, I'll review it right away. It was easy getting to the offices. When you walk into the building, it's very obviously professional and clean. The Endodontic office is on the second floor of the building. You have the choice to take the elevator or the stairs located directly next to the elevator. When I got into the office, the two women at the reception desk were very nice and helpful. One of them explained the paperwork to me thoroughly I had a couple of questions about it when I was finished and she explained them both to the best of her knowledge. The ladies even complimented my leggings I had on lol. It was nice! When I was called into the appointment, the nurse was nice. She was a little quiet, but nice nonetheless. She showed me where I could hang my things and I sat on the dentist chair and waited for the endodontist. When the endodontist came into the room, he was very sweet. He introduced himself, his name is Joe Nencka. He had me explain the pain and problems I was having with my teeth and then proceeded to do a couple of tests on my teeth to determine my sensitivity I believe. When that was determined, he explained to me my options as far as my teeth being either removed or restored. He also explained my payment options. I chose getting a root canal on both of my teeth at the same time. I'm not going to say the experience was painless, because it most definitely was not. The first thing they did was numb my mouth, obviously. He put a topical on the outside of my gums and gave me an anesthetic shot. The big pain came when he gave me a shot on the roof of my mouth. The only other time I had this happen was when I had a tooth extracted years back and let me tell you, I do NOT remember it being this bad. There was extreme pressure. No pain, just pressure. When I thought I couldn't take any more pressure, there was more. I honest to god thought my teeth were going to pop out of my mouth. I wish I was exaggerating. I almost had to grab the dentists hand to make him stop. I had no idea what to do. It was miserable, and that was just the roof of the mouth shot! From what I can remember, the procedure was almost painless. First, they put a rubber sheet over my mouth to isolate the teeth and to prevent saliva and my tongue from getting into the teeth or getting in the way. My main concern with that wasn't going to be able to breathe since I mainly breathe from my mouth, but I did okay. After that, I had to get a couple more shots of anesthetic to help me out. For some reason I could still feel some of the procedure pretty well which was awful. I felt some of the drilling and when he cleaned the very end of the canal, but the dentist was very reassuring and applied more numbing when possible. I was being a bit of a b***h during the procedure, but I couldn't help it. It hurt! I remember them taking measurements of how long my canals were, also. During the procedure my jaw was absolutely killing me and the worst part about it is that you can't do a thing about it. They give you something called a "bite block" that you have to bite on with the other side of your mouth to hold your mouth open during the procedure, so moving your jaw, even a little, is impossible. Thankfully they let me take a break toward the end. There was a lot of pressure, pushing and pulling to clean the canals, vibration to open them, drilling, bad smell, noises, and pain. When they were filling the canals and teeth, he used a heat gun to seal it I believe. I felt the heat minimally and to be honest, it was kind of relaxing after all of that. When they were done, they sat me up and took some final x-rays to make sure everything was finished properly. When it was determined that it was, then they did the filling. When they took the bite block out and the guard off my teeth, I'd like to say it was a relief, and it was to an extent. All I could focus on though was the horrible pain in my jaw from having my mouth open for so long. But, the dentist gave me an ice pack that I got to keep which was nice and went over the x-rays with me and compared the ones he took in the beginning and he said the procedure went very well. He gave me a pain pill in the office and told me what to take for pain when I get home. He also told me what to do as far as my crowns and such. He made sure to go over everything with me. At the very end, I went through payment options with the receptionist since I was expecting to only get one root canal done today instead of both and only had enough money for one down payment She was very understanding and explained to me what would happen financially which I was fine with. I had a good experience here and definitely recommend them and Dr. Nencka!

Needed a root canal done quick. They got me in within 48 hours. Very professional and informative…read morebesides pain free. Highly recommend .

I cannot speak highly enough of the West Allis office in general and Dr Sharma in particular. I…read morereceived an appointment a week after my call. Other endodontists on my insurance plan wanted me to wait over a month. I presented for a consultation regarding a redo of a root canal. The staff were courteous, professional and polite. The dental assist was skilled, very kind and gentle. Dr Sharma was one of the nicest people I have dealt with in a long time. Very knowledgeable, humble, incredible bedside manner. Although he could have recommended, and I really wanted, a redo of the root canal performed by a general dentist many years ago, Dr Sharma was very firm, polite and apologetic that a redo would almost certainly fail, clearly gave the reasons why, explained his reasoning thoroughly using CT and plain xray images. He then arranged for oral surgery consult in my region. I traveled over 100 mikes to see him and it was well worth the trip. I most highly recommend Dr Sharma.

I found the Dentist to be condescending and unsympathetic. It wasn't so much what he said, but how…read morehe communicated and clearly gave me the impression that he didn't believe my pain was severe

I've never been one to love going to the dentist, until I found Honest Teeth Dentistry. I actually…read morelook forward to my six month check-ups! Everyone there is so nice, genuine, and personable. It is a wonderful experience and I could not recommend them more! If you are someone who is anxious about going to the dentist, trust me...the warm environment and even warmer hearts of those who work here will put you at ease.

Sonic scaler, hardly any water to rinse, gave up on X-rays no personality. Pressing jaw . No…read morepersonal conversation to establish new patient relationship . Felt like Just a number . No personal attention by assistant for X-rays, hygienist Nothing on walls in rooms. Left waiting a very long time after cleaning for doctor to review. Hygienist just left to work on next patient and felt forgotten and like my time wasn't worth it.