First time visit after a recommendation from a family member…read more I had as good of an experience going to the dentist that one can have. The staff was all extremely friendly and helpful. The teeth cleaning and x-Rays were made better by the staff who were transparent and informative. I was shown my x-Rays and explained what was going on with my teeth. Dr. Casella was very welcoming and confident. I already setup my next appointment and he will be my dentist as long as I'm in the area. Huge upside was no up-selling. I had a small issue that they could have easily recommended expensive action for, and Dr. Casella decided it wasn't necessary. It's nice knowing someone cares about your money too.

Amazing dentist office. Never nervous to be here. The ambiance of the office reminds one of a spa,…read morethere's even spa water in the waiting room! Everyone at the reception desk is super nice and all the hygienists are friendly. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a new dentist in the area.

Very professional and thorough. Communication could be better regarding cost of treatments absent…read moreinsurance.

Super friendly and great dentist! Easy to make an appointment, very considerate and helpful.read more

Stay away. I'm worse off now than when I went to see him, originally. Constant pain at the site,…read moreand my lower lip is numb. He told me I may have permanent nerve damage. This was never part of the treatment. He is a nice man with a great staff, but I am now talking with my attorney to see if I have any recourse.

I wish I had read the other reviews on here before I went to this dentist office. The father in…read morethis practice didn't say two words to me and stuck a needle in my mouth, and it was very painful and he still didn't say two words and walked out. I got an implant and the site got infected, and when I went to see the son at this practice, he acted like I was wasting his time, chuckled at me when I told him it was painful and puss was coming out of it. He told me there wasn't a problem. I had to ask him more than once to please look again and see because it was swollen. Had to go somewhere else and it cost me $500 to fix the problem. Asked for reimbursement and he said no. Office staff is amazing, especially Jasmine. Doctors are awful.

EXCELLENT DENTIST!!! and absolutely love this whole practice!! Dr Bashir does great work, and he…read morecares about his patients. He will even call and talk to you on the phone.

I've gone to Dr. Bashir for about 5 years now. He is literally THE best dentist! I have some…read moreanxiety about my teeth bc of my family dental history & some past issues. I always dread going. But Dr. Bashir not only makes me feel 100% comfortable but he has completely renewed my teeth! He has done such great work & I can tell he actually cares about my teeth! Also being self employed he always talks about my financial options before we start. I couldn't ask for anything more! Thanks Doc! (Pic is included to show off the Docs great work!)

I would not recommend them to anyone unless you have money to waste. The only good experience was…read morethe first visit, after that it went down to trash.

We are new to this area, but used Gentle Dental on the Main Line in our old neighborhood. I was…read moreimpressed they could fit us in as a new patient in just a 2 week wait as Gentle Dental in Thorndale, which is closer, quoted us 6 MONTHS as a wait. The quick appt time was where things ended. I completed the 7 pages of online registration and recv the confirmation email. When we arrived they didn't have it and the paper registration was 9 pages, fun times but not that big of a deal. After my child went back I just stayed in the small waiting area. Over the next 30 minutes the waiting room filled up. I was working on my laptop as the dental hygienist suddenly showed up and then in a relatively loud voice announced my child's diagnosis, prognosis, and asked several questions of personal medical history. This was all with 5 to 6 other patients and family members could plainly hear. I'm no HIPAA maniac, but this really put my hackles up. I felt deeply disturbed and embarrassed to have to share such private information with strangers. Then to make another appt I was led into a semi private consultation booth to speak to the receptionist behind the waiting room door. Why is that area not used for consultation? They seriously need to either expand their office space or move to a larger office to afford patients and their caregivers privacy. Then of course I was shocked to find out the follow-up appt would be 6 months out and that was the soonest they have. What are you doing that you have to book that far out? Again bring in a practice partner to share the load or reduce your patient load. Overall the end of what was a standard dental appt was deeply problematic. We will be trying the Thorndale office since the appt is the same time away at this point. Or perhaps we will head back to the Main Line where the staff was far more professional and perfectly versed in healthcare privacy.

Staff, in each position - very knowledgeable and very open to being helpful. Whether you call on…read morethe phone, send an e-mail, or during a visit, there is a focus on the patient experience. Dentists and hygienists are technically top notch, and all are very good at explaining the clinical situation, patient options, etc. Also, they are very good at the science and art of general dentistry, i.e. no pain during procedures. Office staff know the processes regarding dental insurance - which is not something to take for granted; also, very accomodating on scheduling, re-scheduling and text messaging or e-mailing you appointment reminders/confirmation. I've been a patient at Welcome Dental for about 10 years; as is my wife.

I WOULD AVOID WELCOME DENTAL…read more I recently moved and my dentist was 40 minutes away. I called Welcome Dental and they accepted my insurance so I decided to give them a shot since they are close. I get there for my cleaning appointment and they recommend this 360 degree xray of your teeth. When I get my bill there are 3 charges for a total of $170. The insurance company paid them $170. So to me, it looked like the insurance company paid all charges. Welcome Dental said the amount due was $89. I called Welcome Dental and was told they did not list the 360 degree xray charges on the bill. When questioned why the $89 "amount due" was not reflected in the charges column, I was told a third party company does their billing and it must have been missed. Weird that it was "missed" in the charges column but they still sent me a bill. I have never been billed for a cleaning in my life. Why would they recommend the 360 degree peripheral xray and not mention that it may not be covered? Then I get into the exam room for my cleaning. The dentist tells me I have 2 cavities. I am 34 years old and have not had a cavity in 20 years. I felt very skeptical so after the appointment I called my normal dentist and scheduled an appointment. My original dentist looked at my teeth and said there were no cavities. Welcome Dental seems like a money grab in my experience. Would not recommend and will never be going there again.

If I could give a 10, I would. I came into Dr Sykora's office as a new patient who, approximately…read more12 hours before my inquiry about his practice, bit down on a hard piece of food and unknowingly, cracked a tooth. I came in and met with his awesome office administrators, Noemi and Dawn, and after a brief discussion on my condition, I was scheduled me see Dr Sykora that same afternoon. I was shocked! After a brief introduction and X-ray, my worst fears were confirmed, my front tooth was cracked. Dr Sykora walked me through the potential actions we could take. He took his time to ensure I understood my options and the advantages/disadvantages of each. We jointly decided that an implant would be the best course of action for me. And then, for the second time in a few short hours I was shocked, when Dr Sykora said he could perform the implant surgery in his office right then. After extracting the tooth, a procedure that was complicated by the nature of the crack, Dr Sykora took the time to ensure my jawbone was sufficient for the implant and that the angle, depth, and size of the implant was perfect. And it was. I can't express enough how pleased I am. It stinks losing the tooth, but that's what ultimately led me to Dr Sykora, and for that, I'm thankful. Also, a shout out to Dr Jacob Favino who assisted with the extraction. If you are either new to West Chester or simply not pleased with your current provider, Dr Sykora and his team is your answer!! You won't be disappointed. And Dr Sykora called me about an hour after the procedure check-in and provide additional guidance on pain management. That is the first time in my adult life, and I'm 65, that a dentist has ever called to check in on me. Shock #3.

I have many health issues and I was treated very well the doctor is fair and kind. I almost ran out…read moreof the office before seeing him four times but once I did everything was OK. He spent a lot of time with me and was gracious. He also gave me options to save money and time. I recommend Dr Sykora 100 percent

Don't go to this place!!!!!!They are thieves and they bill for unnecessary procedures and bill for…read moreno show because you cancel their appointment when you realize that they recommend procedures not needed. During my visit on October 17, 2024, for a routine cleaning, the office billed my insurance, which covered the entire cost. However, I have recently received a balance bill for $100 that they assess without having submitted it to my insurance. This practice raises concerns about their billing practices and transparency. Additionally, I was informed that I had ten cavities and would require extensive dental work, amounting to over $1,500 out of pocket. Doubting the necessity of these procedures, I sought a second opinion, during which I was informed that I had no cavities at all. I also saw a dentist prior in April 2024 and they also say no cavities. Attached the EOb for both dental practice that saw no issued. This disparity suggests misconduct, as it appears Boot Way Dental is attempting to encourage patients to undergo unnecessary treatments. How can a 24 year old who brushes every day and has been going to dentist since 3 year old need 10 cavities and crowns at the same time. I went to a dentist 4/2024 and another 11/2024 and none of them saw what these fraudsters saw. Then they charged for a missed appointment on April 17, 2025, despite having called to cancel in advance. This charge seems unjust, especially considering the conflicting information regarding my dental needs. I believe Boot Way Dental is engaged in unscrupulous behavior, including billing insurance for services that are not medically necessary. This practice seems particularly concerning as it may prey on vulnerable populations, such as college students. I should have read reviews that had 1 stars. There seems to a pattern of deceptive behavior and suggesting unnecessary service. This place needs to be shut down! Please if you are reading this and they are stating you need work done and you feel something is off. Get a second opinion and they need to be reported for fraud and abuse. Please contact Office of Attorney General - Insurance Fraud Complaint and the Dental board at RA-ST-Complaints@pa.gov. This company messed with the wrong person! I will shut this place down!!!!

ABSOLUTELY TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE that started at Bootway Dental, part of a larger group owned by a…read moreman named Dr. Jiten/Jay Gohel who will literally never be available to talk. There are multiple HIPAA violations through my experience and a potential board violation. AVOID ALL OF THESE: Media Dental Associates - (610) 565-0525 Bootway Dental - (610) 701-0102 Conshohocken Dental Arts - (610) 828-1640 Great Valley Dental Associates - (610) 947-0393 Glenside Dental Associates - (215) 884-1595 January 8th: I go to Bootway Dental requesting help with periodontal disease. I pay out of pocket ($226.75) to be evaluated and X-rayed and told that deep cleanings will solve my problem. January 28th: I start this program, all out of pocket ($612.56) and I get the first of two deep cleanings. There are mistakes in my notes (I am not on 3 medications, nor do I have life threatening conditions--this is a HIPAA violation). The notes mention that I have periodontal disease. I am given Arestin but am not prescribed any antibiotics nor spoken to by a doctor. The notes say a dentist I never met saw me. February 13th (Bootway): Go back for the other side to be deep cleaned. Pay out of pocket again ($698.91). Notes appear to be mostly copied from the last set, but now there is another doctor I have NEVER met listed on it. Note show that I have low levels of pocketing. I am given some Arestin but not administered antibiotics. April 3rd (Bootway): I come back in for a maintenance cleaning and check, also out of pocket ($309.00). I am told that I have some deeper pockets than I was originally told, and the hygienist says that I may need osseus surgery but I am NOT referred to one and the dentist does not even come out; no dentist is listed on my notes. There is also a discrepancy in the pattern of the notes, with only one short paragraph instead of the standard of three pages so far. I requested the missing pages as of 12/3. July 11th (Bootway): I come back for a maintenance cleaning and check, also out of pocket ($146.26). I am now CONGRATULATED by the team that my teeth are coming along, and we are looking good. I am offered a night guard, and I decline due to cost ($550) and lack of explanation why this is so important. The dentist (Matthew) does come in, but she's dismissive and seemed annoyed to be there, so I figure they just want money. I request laser to both the hygienist and dentist, but I am denied due to the person being out. The file notes I received are FOR ANOTHER PATIENT as I am not malnourished, do not have a piercing and am not missing 8 teeth. This is a HIPAA violation/potential dental board violation (we shall see). I had moved in April and did not want to drive back out to Bootway again, so I decide to try their Media location: https://www.media.dental/ October 15th (Media): I come in for another maintenance cleaning and am again brushed off about the laser. As my cleaning is almost done, the hygienist asks if he can probe (they did not do this) because his experience in my mouth does not match what he saw on the charts from the last probe of my mouth (note that these are all inconsistent). He recalls them and it gets really serious suddenly. I am then accosted by Dr. Tran who tells me both my molars need to be pulled out. As I am full on crying, the Dr. Tran LAUGHS at me then goes away and never comes back. The Office Manager then comes in with a $6k quote to pull both the molars and asks if I want it done today. I am now hysterical at this point. To calm me down, they offer me a free periodontist consultation before then end of the week. There is a discrepancy in the pattern of the notes here again; I requested the missing pages as of 12/3. October 17th (Media): I meet the rudest periodontist ever who tries to explain to me why this is my fault and that the teeth must come out and there is no other option. All he does is lambaste me and tell me I'm basically too dumb to understand why my teeth must be pulled and that that's just all there is. October 27th: After pushing, I am connected to practice manager, Jennifer Maher who promises that I will AT A MINIMUM, be reimbursed everything I have paid for the experience. She states that I will have to sign something in the office, and I say I have my mom visiting, so can I do it next week. I am ghosted until December 3rd, when I ask for the missing files AGAIN to be ignored AGAIN. Before this time, I tried emailing and requested the owner's contact information to just continue being ignored. It took me over 20 days initially to get my files, and some of my files are being withheld despite being asked for. This is ANOTHER HIPPA violation. There are multiple HIPAA violations through my experience and a potential board violation. You can see more reviews with nightmares like mine just on the owner's profile: https://reviews.birdeye.com/jiten-p-gohel-dmd-pc-107568013?srid=103305622011035230374

Ill keep it short. I had some work that had started out simple enough but took a turn for the…read moreworst. In Dr Forts words thos shouldn't have happened. After my abutment teeth were broken during a bridge removal and already 1300$ in the hole he offered to give me snap in dentures at a cost of 27k because my teeth would no longer support a bridge. Downingtown dental studios and Dr Shah just finished my permanent implants for thousands less the Dr Forts quote for dentures and the experience was amazing. Dr Shah is the owner and single Dr that does the work. He doesn't overbook. The circumstances behind this were avoidable but im glad I found a provider that does what they say theyre going to do. Call Downingtown dental studios

Dr forte is terrific. My old dentist retired and a friend recommended Dr Fort. I like him even…read moremoles than my old doc a very smart guy and not selling hygienist is good as well if you need a dentist this guy is the best. John Battan

Dr. Briglia is the Best Dentist ever! He is very…read moreProfessional and kind in every way.

Not a fan. He's a great dentist to be sure, and even offers sedation. He stayed late to get all the…read morework done that I needed. The issue I had was their goal of "maximizing your dental benefit". I was provided a multi-year treatment plan in the thousands of dollars. After consulting with 2 other dentists, both stated they understood his plan but that they would prefer to do the work when needed/if needed. In the 3 years since I've been seeing another dentist, I've had 1 filling repaired and no other issues (savings = $thousands!!). Be careful...