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    Robert S Gilardetti,DMD, MD

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    Mullane James R Dr

    Mullane James R Dr

    2.1(7 reviews)
    0.8 mi

    Old school Dentist. Went in for an extraction and was in and out in less than an hour. The care I…read morereceived was great. The Doctor was personable and professional. The office workers and nurses were wonderful and friendly.

    Worst experience I have ever had the displeasure of having at any doctor or dentist. I was there…read morefor a broken tooth that needed extracting. I unintentionally left my x-rays at home and the rude staff expressed their displeasure with eye rolls, stating "What a great start to the day". In the chair, I let the nurse know that I usually required at least two doses of novocaine. She curtly responded "we give you enough". The Doctor shuffled in, didn't introduce himself or even speak to me, just picked up the needle and said this will sting and jabbed me. After a few minutes later I still didn't feel numb and told them the tooth still hurt. Dr. Mellane jabbed me anyway, making me jump and he let out an exasperated sigh. He jabbed me with more novocaine and after a few minutes started working on the tooth. I was still not numb enough. He managed to get half the tooth out while i cried out and writhed in pain. He stopped when I cried out particularly loudly and just stood there looking away from me for at least a minute. It was extremely awkward and I finally asked "what's next?." He responded that i wasnt going to get anymore numb and that I could either wait until I finished the antibiotics I was on or I could "Deal with it". I decided to finish my antibiotics rather than have my tooth dug out of my gum when I wasn't even numb. The attitude of everyone in this office, the receptionist, the nurse and the dentist, was so cold and unsympathetic. I was referred because I have state dental and felt that my treatment was a direct result of that. I will never return to this office and would not recommend them to my worst enemy

    Oral Surgery & Dental Implant Center

    Oral Surgery & Dental Implant Center

    3.7(14 reviews)
    10.7 mi

    I have severe anxiety about dentists, and generally even a cleaning causes me a great deal of…read moretrauma I need time to recover from. I needed a tooth extracted. I knew it would be difficult. I made the appointment and was asked if I wanted two appts - one with a consultation and one with the extraction. Well of course I didn't want TWO appts, I just wanted to get it done. I did not get a consultation, but when I asked the receptionist why it would be needed, she said "You know to discuss what is needed for your tooth." Well they had an Xray from another dentist. Seemed a waste of time to me. I told them about the anxiety when I made the appt ("I have extreme anxiety, so I may need addtl support during this"), I told them when I showed up (I have anxiety, I need whatever you can provide to make this easier). I told the nurse. I told the doctor. I told everyone who would listen I needed as much support as they had. Everyone nodded. There was no nitrous, no offer of sedation, no additional support beyond "we can numb you longer" which, bless them, is not really helpful when you have severe anxiety. I cried while they extracted it, but I held very very still while crying, except for the trembling, because my childhood taught me to be still during traumatic moments when I am being hurt. There were no blankets offered, no headphones available, no tvs, no distraction. Nothing at all really. Just me in a freezing cold room having trauma done to me. Does it make it any better that my insurance paid for it? Not really. I like to think Dr Castaneda would have offered nitrous or additional supports if they were available to the practice. I would have paid for any of it, no question - we could have afforded it. So clearly they just...don't? Which is awful, really. Not even one sad faded poster on the ceiling for me to stare at instead of a bright light. We are full time nomads. I saw a gyno in Austin, TX who had nitrous for the anxious. Too bad they didn't offer dental work. Spent the evening sobbing and being held. Thanks for the trauma. Will bring it to my therapist next time we meet. (three stars were for getting the tooth out, I suppose, which needed to happen, but holy crap is this going to take time to process)

    Absolutely amazing. I have severe dental phobia and hadn't seen a dentist in years. Broke a tooth…read moreand had no choice. Called on a Friday afternoon and had an appointment for Monday morning. The staff was so nice. I wasn't nervous at all. From the check in to paying my co pay. Everyone was amazing. I had the woman dentist- forgot her name, her and the 2 assistants were amazing and I felt nothing at all. I hope I don't need to go back but they're awesome I do need to!!!

    Robert S Gilardetti,DMD, MD - oralsurgeons - Updated October 2026

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