I have been a patient of this Dentist for the last 2 years. The hygienists are always kind, and do…read moregreat and courteous work. Dr. Wyler is helpful and professional. The office staff is extremely helpful as well, in addition to being accommodating. The waiting room is serene, and peaceful - which is often what you need when facing a dental procedure. I highly recommend this dentist.

Of course I love this place. We discovered this place years ago (at least 10) when doing an…read moreinsurance search on my son's insurance (covered by his dad). Based on the expertise and knowledge of the entire staff and the quality of each visit, I changed my insurance plan during open enrollment to make sure that he was in network for me as well. Now with COVID the requirements is to wear your mask until you are in your dental seat (obviously you can't have a mask on while being serviced), and then put it back on and leave. However, there are some habitual offenders which is truly annoying...

Have you ever been excited to go to the dentist? I mean, they've got to be right up there with…read morelawyers, state troopers and tax examiners for most people. All the drilling, the needles, the numbing, the taste of that Satan paste they use for your fillings... Then there's that suction straw, am I the only idiot that accidentally closes my sinuses every time and feel like my brains are going to get sucked out of my skull? Despite all of that unpleasantness, I actually love visiting Dr. Dennis Abere and his team. (Side note: Dennis is the most common first name for dentists. Real fact. Chew on that a minute. Then spit.) All of the hygienists are super friendly and awesome, and so is Dr. Abere. Admittedly, I am not the most dedicated flosser, but this doc never tries to guilt me into flossing more. I mean, I know I should. He knows I know I should. It's all good in the hood. When he's not poking people's gums, you can find him and his wife volunteering at Irish Fest selling beer and wine tickets for fun. The whole fam comes here to take care of their chompers, so when we all go to Irish Fest it's kinda like "Where's Waldo?" - we just have to drink enough beer to visit each ticket booth. Don't have a dentist? Book an appointment here. Have a dentist? Switch. You won't regret it.

From the owner: Our goal is to provide high level dental care in a prompt, courteous and comfortable environment.read more

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 love the care we get at Hillcrest Family Dentistry. The staff is so friendly and helpful. Dr…read moreOberslake is so knowledgeable on treatments of various dental issues. I really look forward to my visits.

I had been looking for a new dentist in the area and found Hillcrest Family Dental online. From…read moreBonnie, with whom I made my appointment, to the young ladies at the front desk, to Abby, the dental hygienist,, and finally to Dr. Oberschlake, my entire experience was exceptional. I could not have been more pleased with my visit. I would highly recommend Hillcrest Family Dental.

I have had three extractons. The staff, although friendly, is never the same. I've been attending…read moreappointments since late October and STILL do NOT have my dentures!!! They made three uppers and have yet to get it right! I was told they would try "one more" time! Thousands of dollars. Dr Patel used old, ill fitted and broken, dentures to get an impression fir the new dentures. I've had canker sores in my mouth for months as I'm wearing "temporary" dentures. I cannot chew food and need to cut up all food. To be told they would make one more upper denture and that's it. Imagine?, a total of three months, I may walk out with my original partial and denture. HOW will I manage when the teeth that were fit for the partial have been extracted? I was given a lower denture as the final product- They do not sit on my gums because the impression was taken with the original teeth still intact. Ridiculous. I mentioned this multiple times asking just how the new denture will fit if there are pockets of where the teeth that were about to be extracted. YIKES! sure enough - pockets in the final lower! Then the manager stepped in and said "no, that's a mistake, that was a temporary lower - I ALREADY HAD A TEMPORARY LOWER. I'm shaking as I write this. The owner was there for one of the "final uppers" were given. She totally agreed that they were unacceptable. When I went back I was seated in a room where I sat for nearly 30 minutes with nurse Kim appearing to say "we'll be right in". I left. Finally went back only to be given the SAME SHAPE, FIT AND COLOR as the ones Dr T, the owner, wrote specifically what needed to be done. I surrender. I still sent my son there for an extraction as I like the staff and appreciate the owner and the managers concern. Too bad, Dr T, the owner was there but once in the three months of appointments. After her opening a few more locations I have been extremely disappointe. I would go to CHOICE before choosing Aspen.

Office staff all very friendly and professional. I appreciate that they have emergency dental…read moreservices. I'm very dissatisfied and somewhat angry. First, I came in with a very painfully infected tooth. I felt like they used my pain as leverage to try and get me to spend between $500 and $900 that day. They could have done something to manage some pain. Told the only way to manage pain was to spend $500. I did have the procedure done about 2 weeks later. Again faced with a lot of pain. Especially upset at that point because the partial they made was a significantly different color from my teeth or other denture. I asked about this a couple of times and was told that in reality it is what it is and that they only have a few shades to work with. Something should have been said when they were scanning me for the partial. I'm told in 6 months they can do better. I highly suspect they just don't want to spend the money and correct their mistake when scanning, before printing the partial.

I do admit that Dr. Salm is a very good dentist, but he is a fantastic sales person. I went in for…read morea cleaning, explained to him that I did not need any crowns because I was not in any pain and nothing was currently broken, I just wanted to have my teeth cleaned. He gave his very best pitch and convinced me that I was in need of two crowns. Well my insurance wholeheartedly disagreed, so on top of the $2000 that I already paid, I now owe another $1200 because it wasn't covered at all. Even though the quote says that they are going to call for an approval, they don't. Over $3000 for two crowns I did not want. That is a lot of money.

Dr. Salm and his staff are just excellent, including my special needs daughter. The staff is…read morefriendly, very helpful with insurance issues, making Recommendations and offering alternatives (due to time of year - end of year). Always concerned about comfort and Dr. Salm follows up with phone calls (very personable and concerned). Highly recommend.

As a new patient to dental practice didn't impress at all. Dental hygienic wasn't impressive at…read moreall. Did talk through the steps as we went. Didn't want my teeth flossed so this step was omitted without question Dentist spent about 5 with me and never really said much.

The new location on Capitol is gorgeous. Very modern and clean looking! It's a bit farther to drive…read morefor me but as long as I keep brushing and flossing I should only need to worry about the distance twice a year. The building is visible from the main road and very easy to get to. It's much larger feeling than the old strip mall location and offers plenty of parking. The waiting area is spacious with plenty of seating, and there is still a tv to watch while you wait. You know you don't want to miss out on HGTV ;) Oh, and bonus! There is a guest bathroom just behind the coffee area. Remember the cookie basket and bottled water? Still there. So is the coffee machine and a children's area. It's full of the same friendly faces from the old location which is awesome. I loved the staff before so I am glad they all were willing to make the move. The rooms are all really clean and brightly lit, and The ones I had the pleasure of visiting had large windows to look out. It is definitely a different vibe than the old office. It's a lot more relaxing!

The latest technology. It was cool to watch him make my crown . He has a milling machine and a 3d…read morescanner. Awsome job doc.

We have been patients at Salnick Dental for 25+ years. Dr. Salnick has excellent skills, is always…read moreavailable to help and make recommendations and uses the latest dental technology to perform needed dental work. His office staff is always friendly and helpful. Lordes, the dental hygentist is very thorough and gentile and makes the dental cleaning a pleasant experience. We are fortunate to have a caring dental office to go to. Richard & Karen D.

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 have been a patient at Merdian for over 10 years. After numerous rescheduling of my appointments,…read morean email threatening to take me to court to collect $15 and being asked numerous times (saying I'm not interested) about a procedure that I am unable to currently afford. I'm done with the terrible business model that is Merdian. If it wasn't for the fabulous hygienist and receptionist, I would have surrendered long ago.

Never saw him as would not see me until X-rays do d that his tech could not get right after two…read moretries with neck guard. Asked to just have consultation was told no. Staff was rude and was halfway out door with purse on ready to leave. This after 2 rescheduled appointments

I was treated so poorly that my blood pressure shot up to the point where i nearly had to go to the…read morehospital. It all started off because these guys wouldn't accept a panoramic that is less than 2 years old? For what? Dr. Wagner apparently made this decision to not help me even a little bit. These guys weren't even willing to call my insurance company to tell me if a new one would be covered or not. Seriously think about that - they wouldn't even call my insurance so I could get them paid. I had to call them. They also didn't tell me the dentist that referred me to them didn't send over the referral and panoramic information they requested until the very last minute the day before my appointment, then waited until I showed up in person to tell me that I need a new panoramic. Every last sentence I had with the staff there was greeted with hostility. Seriously I was treated so bad I wouldn't come back in if they gave me the extraction for free.