So amazing!!! At my first visit, Dr. Comfort fixed a baby tooth situation that I had been delaying…read morefor years. She made me a temporary replacement tooth (flipper [?]) in less than two days. To further elaborate, the entire staff at Elmwood Dental Group is incredible.. dentists, dental assistants, hygienists, and front desk staff-literally everyone there! Elmwood Dental Group make visiting the dentist an extremely pleasurable experience. More recently, my four year-old son fell face first onto a bench while visiting the Strong Museum of Play. With a quick call to Elmwood Dental, they had us in office in less than an hour. Their staff are so amazing with the little ones! Dr. Chris made his x-ray super painless, and as much fun as a four year-old can have getting an x-ray on a tender tooth. Dr. Comfort even gave out her cell number in case he had an issue over the weekend, while the office was closed. Additionally, I want to add that Kayla, the hygienist who worked on my two young boys, made it so fun for them, it seemed like a playdate. Same goes with the filling that Dr. Comfort performed on my older son. He was genuinely enjoying himself and having fun the whole time. I love this practice and would recommend it to anyone in need of dental care. Which is everyone, really. My family has only been going here for about a month, but already the staff feel like family. Thanks for being so awesome Elmwood Dental Group!!! I appreciate you.

From my experience of veneer consultation- The dentist was patronizing and judgmental, and refused…read moreto perform the service. I will not disclose the name, as I only wish to draw attention to the issue and not slander a professional. This happened several years ago and I am still bothered by it. When I reached out via email to share my experience and how it affected me, I was gaslit and ignored. I'm sure they treat many patients very well. I was not one of them.

Family members and I have been going to him for years and have been satisfied with Randy Raetz…read moreDDS's care, the care of his dental hygienists and dental assistants, and the assistance of his office staff.

Have been a patient here for almost 20 years I think, place is easy in and out off Westfall and…read moreClinton. Staff are really nice, Christine and Mary Jo have been there for years and super nice. Usually go twice a year for my cleanings, but had a procedure done recently with the new dentist, that despite my nerves, went off without a hitch. Thanks for the excellent care I receive every time I go in.

Good kind receptionist and x prayer but dental work still hurts months after and caused more…read morealignment problems.

Torrado Dental in Rochester, NY seemed like a good dental office when I first started going there…read more However, over time I began noticing things that I did not like. One example was during a dental cleaning appointment. The person who performed the cleaning did not seem to know what they were doing. I informed the office that I was not satisfied with the quality of the cleaning, and their response was not very professional or helpful. In October 2025, I had open-heart surgery. I had a dental cleaning appointment scheduled for February 2026, but when I arrived, I was told that they could not treat me until they received a medical clearance letter from my cardiologist. In March, I called the office and was told that my cardiologist had not responded, but that they would send another request. I waited until the end of May and called again. Once again, I was told that they would send another request to my cardiologist. However, during my cardiology appointment on June 9, my cardiologist informed me that Torrado Dental had never sent any request for medical clearance. This means the office was not truthful for four months when they repeatedly told me that they had contacted my cardiologist. If you are looking for a dental office that is professional, responsible, and honest, I would recommend staying away from Torrado Dental.

Never follow up on Care caused me to lose valuable benefits due to inability to follow up in…read moreregards to appointment. Never had a plan never had communication made promises didn't keep never waste your time but this dentistry.

Dr. Nozik saw me the same day for tooth pain and worked around my schedule to do a root canal. I'm…read morevery busy so I couldn't afford to take time off and I couldn't just let the pain get worse. This was my first root canal so I was very nervous, but honestly, it did not hurt at all. I was back to work that afternoon with minimal discomfort. The staff is also very courteous, professional, and friendly. I've had traumatic experiences at the dentist's office before but in two visits I completely trust Dr. Nozik and his employees. Whether you're scared of going to the dentist or not, I highly recommend White Sprice Dental.

My son has been a patient at this dental office for quite some time, and we've usually had positive…read moreexperiences, especially with his regular dental hygienist. However, today's visit was extremely disappointing. My son has special needs, and consistency and familiarity are very important for his comfort and cooperation during appointments. Despite this, he was assigned a different hygienist without any prior notice or consideration for his needs. On top of that, we were made to wait while another patient who arrived after us was taken ahead of him. There was no explanation, acknowledgment, or apology at the time. When I brought my concerns to the front desk, the only response I received was, "we dropped the ball," which felt dismissive and did not address the situation in a meaningful way. This entire experience showed a lack of communication, sensitivity, and respect for my son's needs. I truly hope this office takes feedback like this seriously and makes improvements, especially when it comes to accommodating patients with special needs. Because of this review I wrote on Google I was called and told me my husband and 4 children can't be seen at this office anymore because I blasted them to the world.

First I'd like to say that going to Spinelli Dental was the best move I ever made! In the past…read moregoing to the dentist was by far VERY nerve-racking for me until I started going to the Spinelli practice. My first appointment (over TEN years ago) was with Dr. Spinelli directly when he knew I was nervous. His calming words were enough to make me come back for my first cleaning. My Dental hygienist is Crystal. Although I've seen several other Hygenist there, I prefer her as she keeps me focused so I don't get nervous. Everyone else did as well, I just felt a great connection with her. To see any bad reviews here makes me laugh! It's impossible. The staff is awesome, all of the hygienists are great, and Dr. Spinelli is by far the best dentist I've ever had. I wish I had gone to his practice years before!!!! I have referred several people to Spinelli dental (Three of which didn't "like" the dentist either) and all love the practice. My children go there as well, I decided one year (due to insurance) to send my girls to a "children's dentist" instead. Needless to say, I returned them back to Spinelli as we immediately didn't feel the trust or compassion as we did at Spinelli. My fiancé also used to hate going to the dentist. Years ago when he was in the Navy and was told he needed his wisdom teeth pulled. He was so nervous he decided volunteering to go to Afghanistan would be easier. Needless to say, I came into his life and when he told me this story I immediately talked to him about Dr. Spinelli and yup... he got his wisdom teeth out and did great! I trust them! I trust them with myself, my fiancé and especially my children. I'm very comfortable there and believe anyone else would too! I live in West Henrietta and it's an easy 20 minute ride for me! Trust me, DON'T pick a dental office based on "closest to me". Give them shot and good luck !

DON'T GO HERE!!!…read more They scammed my brother out of $200. They took a specific type of x-ray that can only be used for braces even though he went in for a toothache. He took the x-ray to 2 other dentists and they both said they couldn't use it.

I love this dentist office as much as anyone can love a dentist office. It's all space themed as…read morethe name would suggest. My regular hygienist was on leave so I had my cleaning done this time by Becka and it was relaxing. Who can say that? My normal hygienist is also wonderful, I just felt compelled to make a review this time. Dr. C also is incredibly friendly and attentive checking certain places to make sure I didn't have any sensitivity. The dental plan they offer is a fantastic deal if you don't have insurance.

Called and made appointment after they told me they would take my insurance on phone filled out…read moreall the paperwork and came in 2 days later paying 40 dollars for uber only to be told they don't take my insurance but will gladly take cash . So now I'm out 80 bucks for uber after paying to go home and now have to look for another dentist ... staff was dismissive and seemed liked they didn't care even though they verified they took my insurance yet knew it wasn't accepted the moment I gave my name at counter but failed to notify me before I came in ... great way to treat someone on disability with limited monthly income

I originally posted this review under a different location by mistake, even though I had never…read morevisited that office. This review is intended for the correct location. This dental clinic is part of the URMC hospital system. In addition to regular dental appointments upstairs, they also offer urgent dental care for patients who are not already part of the system, which is incredibly helpful in an emergency. They accept most insurance plans. My only minor complaint is that the signage and check in process could be clearer. If it's your first visit, it may take a little extra time to figure out exactly where to go and how to get started. For routine dental care, you can receive comprehensive treatment here, but be aware that scheduling an appointment may take some time. This is on the first floor. If you just need a dentist call in and make an appointment with general dentistry. For urgent care, you complete a form, wait to be called, and then are seen based on the severity of your issue from my view point. From what I understand, Mondays and Fridays tend to be especially busy. I arrived a few minutes after 8:00 AM for a dental emergency, and the waiting room was already full. Even so, from check-in to the completion of my visit, the entire process took about an hour and a half, which I thought was quite reasonable considering the circumstances. Of course, the total time will depend on the treatment you need and how many patients, staff and what they need to take care of. The staff were pleasant, helpful, and professional. The dentists, hygienists, and other clinical staff were knowledgeable, friendly. One thing to note is that you may be treated by dental professionals who are completing advanced training or working toward licensure in the United States. Many are experienced dentists from other countries. Rest assured, they work under the supervision of licensed dentists and instructors, so you are in very capable hands. The clinic is easily accessible by public transportation, and there is a parking garage available on site. However, parking is not validated I know it's annoying and believe me people were annoyed. Oh well.....

The current dentist in training that I have is the best one ever! The dentists there try to do ALL…read morethey can to save your teeth rather than pull a tooth which frequently happened to me in Wayne County! The receptionists as well as the dental hygienists are kind, courteous, & extremely helpful, AND they cater to cowards like me. LOL! When my driver's son was injured in a gym class game with his front teeth broken, I told her to go up to Eastman Dental immediately & get help. She did take her son there & they fixed his teeth so well that you couldn't even tell they were ever broken!

Jive been a patient here for 14 ys. Just left office after couple cavities filled. Another…read moreFABULOUS experience. This time I did the nitrous because the cavities were on two teeth, touching each other, and was going to take some time. Dr Belous is great (BTW..very pretty too) Very gentle. Staff is very professional (I love Misumi & Jen) I use their headphones , Pandora...sunglasses they provide. Sit back and relax. Sometimes I use the flat screen TV with headphones, that slides out right above your face. True comfort. Like flying 1st class on a plane. I agree their prices may be a bit higher than some. But you get what you pay for. That's why they sell Hyundai's and Cadillac's. Quality costs.... As for appts, I'm notified by email a week before, another couple of text reminders prior to appt. Impossible to miss an appt.

The Messers, who own and run Contemporary Dentistry were friends of my mother and even the people…read morethat ran the daycare I went to as a child. This is what made Contemporary Dentistry seem to be a safe space to get our teeth cared for. We knew that this practice tended to charge more for their work compared to other dentists but it didn't stop us from going there for care. We also had a few surprise bills, or charges that we felt based on our insurance should have been covered. Rather than addressing these issues we let them go because we felt that they likely had good reason and bought into the ideas that our healthcare provider knows better than our insurance company.. It made sense to us so we just paid as asked and kept quiet. Not long ago my wife needed dental surgery and was told the work would cost over $3000. We were told it was not covered by our insurance. That turned out to not be true. We now know that we would have been able to get the work done under our insurance elsewhere but we were not properly informed about this reality. Instead we were led to believe that this surgery needed to be paid for out of pocket. We trusted that these people were concerned about our healthcare and well being, after all we know them personally and have since before we were clients of theirs. Trusting them was in hindsight, a serious mistake. Because of the surprise bills in the past, in combination with this experience, and my wife's frustration and intuition that we had been taken advantage of, I called the office asking if Harold Messer, the office manager/owner could call me personally so I could discuss what we had been through. I did so just after getting my own cleaning done and making an appointment to have a filling redone that had chipped/failed. Jen, at the front desk, assured me that Harold would give me a call to discuss our experience. At this point, I still believed that this was the place I would get my teeth taken care of and that the issues we were experiencing were just mistakes that could be owned and improved upon. I felt like my phone call was going to make the practice better. To my great frustration and dismay I never got that call back from Harold. Instead I received a snail mail letter from the office stating "At this time our relationship seems to be missing the important element of mutual understanding. At this time, I think it would be in your best interest to seek dental care from another dentist". As you can imagine, I feel heartbroken and now realize that all along I may have been taken advantage of. That this mutual understanding that is being referred to could only be the understanding that this practice can do no wrong and that simply asking for a conversation about our experience is a sign that we are no longer blind believers in their work. The reality that their tagline is "dentistry with a heart" is ironic. Shame on Harold Messer for making Anna Belouis DDS sign the letter we were sent because I am confident that this letter is from and written by him, because we had a wonderful relationship with Anna. I hope Anna finds a less toxic place to work. She was not even the dentist that was involved in my wife's situation. My thinking is that he is hiding behind this employees name because he knows how how egregious this misconduct is and how unethical his business practice is. The letter to me signifies this is simply how they do business. I feel terrible that I led my wife to believe this was a safe and ethical place to get healthcare and I will learn from this experience. We are considering legal action in hopes of sparing others from an experience like ours. If you or your loved ones are considering getting healthcare at Contemporary Dentistry I urge you to look elsewhere as this has been the most unprofessional healthcare experience of my lifetime. I still cannot fathom that such a letter, firing us as patients, was sent to me simply for asking for a conversation with Harold Messer. Shame on you Harold Messer. You should know better.

I was a patient here for several years until I lost my insurance back in 2020. Prior to now I never…read morehad a complaint and felt that they truly cared about my needs as a patient. I called to schedule an emergency appointment yesterday and was in tears just explaining to the receptionist (Donna) how much pain I was in. This woman made me feel even worse than before I called. I have major anxiety and I explained this to her as well. It was hard enough for me to even make the initial phone call and after speaking to this receptionist I will never return. Due to a past due bill she told me that I absolutely could not be seen despite offering to pay several hundred dollars over the phone. Through tears I told Donna that I was doing the best I could. She said okay, and hung up the phone. I will never return here based solely on the fact that this woman saw me as nothing more than a dollar sign.

Staff and work ethic seems to be a problem here. He wanted to cap two of my teeth. The staff…read morescheduled an appointment but never sent me confirmation of my insurance coverage. When asked about it they claim that they don't send out quotes and that it should come from your insurance company. I then found out that my claims would not be covered and that I would be responsible for the full cost for two caps. I then called my dental insurance company and found out that the reason for the denial was that they requested better X-rays and they received the same ones twice. I ended up canceling my appointment and scheduled an appointment with my original dentist. I got X-rays and was approved for coverage from my insurance but my original dentist said that one tooth did not need a cap and that it was bad to grind out the good enamel. The other she said was 50/50 where half of the dentist May recommended caps. But she didn't think it was necessary. By not capping saved me over 1k. By the way forgot to mention that the office here works only 4 days a week and when I went in to get my original X-rays for my teeth. The hygienist wanted to take the X-rays of the wrong tooth 3 times before she finally had to go back and check.