i hate going to the Dentist However I love my dentist(oral Surgeon)!! Doc is the very best hands…read moredown! He took his time made sure i was good and was very patient with me. i had 2 removed . hands down if you need a professional super hero dentist look no further!! On Me

Had two implants done by Dr. Kim between 2016-2018. The first one he bragged no other dentist would…read moreconsider doing with my low of bone density but he talked me into it saying he was the "best". 7 years later and the implant has failed and my new dentist has told me after reviewing my original xrays it absolutely should not have been done in the first place. When having my second implant done, Dr Kim incorrectly inserted my IV causing pain all down my arm and keeping me from going to sleep. When I tried to alert him to this he told me to "shut up" or I would "ruin his good work." leaving me awake and in pain for the remainder of the procedure. The only saving grace was the nurse who put the gas mask on me every chance she got, leading to me telling myself I was just a car at the mechanic so the drilling into my face was standard procedure. I am still traumatised by this experience, leaving me shaking and crying for even the most basic dental cleanings. I have sat on this review of his horrible bedside manor wanting to believe he had at least been successful with a difficult case of an implant but now that I am having to spend time, money, and revisit trauma to have it removed it is more clear than ever Dr Kim cares more about his ego than his patients. DO. NOT. RECOMMEND.

Great surgen, cares deeply about you long term goals. Still working out a plan of action.read more

Absolutely would not recommend unless you are uneducated in dentistry and have zero…read moreUnderstanding of the complexities of oral Surgery. I had a referral from an emergency dentist with the paperwork from said dentist and was asked repeatedly why I was there by the employee they had the paperwork took a consultation fee and looked once in my mouth and said I am surgeon there is nothing to make money off of here. I was with my partner who was in same room as a witness to this. Dr. Seaman sent numerous texts to my sister who was speaking on behalf of me due to The medical emergency I was having and needed an advocate - while he was in another state at time of my appt. He claimed she was not accurate in the details of my terrible experience at his office. He wasn't there and I have a witness to the entire ridiculous exchange w his employees. If you want a greedy non caring business owner this is the place for you. Absolutely zero concern for being transparent and also trained his staff to Cover up facts. Appalling

You want ice cream after dental work of any kind? Come here! Except on Mondays, when Hank's Ice…read moreCream Parlor is closed. No, Hank's is not onsite, but it is NEAR. Reward yourself for sitting still, taking risks, saving money.... This place is affordable and a TEAM decides on your teeth. Also, they truly have the latest equipment, unlike a dental office that will have the latest when they do their next big purchase. So far, this place feels on par w NYU Dental School. My first experience at UT Dental School was maybe 2012, and it felt like an awful sham. It exacerbated my feelings of being trapped in TX, where lobbyist-dependent politicians grand stand at the detriment of everyone else's well being. Now, I learned the school is reorganized and that's why this time the experience is way better, and doesn't leave me a curmudgeon about being without my beloved NYU Dental School.

Expensive, expensive and more expensive! More expensive than the real dentists. Students are…read moreunbelievably inconsiderate.

Excellent staff and Doctor. Also quite reasonable pricing for no insurance. My son is autistic and…read morehe was handled with extreme care and concern. Highly recommended!

Customer Service to me is not hard or expensive. If I ask you a question about my bill I would…read moreappreciate if you at least looked at me while you were speaking or ask me to wait a second while you finish. And then to close the window which is a black out window, not inviting or welcoming. I would not recommend this place or will ever return. My son selected this office to have his wisdom teeth pulled. His girlfriend and I both felt rude vibes from the receptionist. Brand, first impression is everything. Dear owner, a blackout receptionist window during office hours with people in the lobby is quite off putting.

The level of poor service the staff provides for this office almost seems unreal…read more I feel like it was a joke someone was playing on me. Call and I hope for your sake they answer. That's just the 1st issue. Don't expect an explanation of benefits or to know for certain if they accept your insurance. It changes every time you deal with them. This surgeon might be the best, but the staff will frustrate you enough that you'd rather just find a new surgeon.

Such an amazing Maxillofacial surgeon!!! It's been 2 months…read moresince my surgery and I have never been so happy with the results so far. Taylor did an outstanding job. My problem was that one side of my lower jaw was lower than the other side. Dr. Taylor did the best he could to aligned my jaw evenly and adjust it as close as he could without damaging any nerves. I definitely see a difference in my side profile and the frontal view as well. I did not have any complications nor bleeding. The beginning of the recovery was a tad bit hard due to not eating, but it all takes patience. I recommend everyone that needs Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery to go to Terry Taylor.

I went to Dr. Cohen as a teenager (about 12 years ago). Yelp wasn't even in existence at that…read moretime. Normally, I would never go back this far to write a review on someone but my experience with Dr. Cohen was so unforgettable that I had to share this story. And being transparent.... I was one of the people that told the poster S.H. to switch! So... my story: Dr. Cohen came to my dentist's office to remove my wisdom teeth. I have never been to his actual office. Shortly after having my wisdom teeth removed, I began vomiting and could not keep any food down. I ended up with dry sockets that were very painful. My mom immediately called Dr. Cohen's office to ask them what to do. Dr. Cohen's response was... "what do you want me to do about it?" Now obviously, I can't convey a tone in text, but my mom's definition is curt and rude! My regular dentist was her next phone call. He immediately had me come in to pack the sockets but he wasn't sure what was going wrong. After a few days of crying and losing 10 lbs, I ended up in the emergency room. Now, do I expect Dr. Cohen to have all the answers... no. But if you have a client that is having complications after a surgery that you performed, you at least owe them the courtesy of pretending like you care and trying to help them. Needless to say, no one in our family has returned to his services and I'm glad that S.H. finally found someone that could address her needs in a professional and gentle way.

For many different reasons I ultimately decided to switch doctors half way thru my treatment with…read moreDr. Cohen. While there were many little things that led up to my final decision, the main reasons were 1) Dr. Cohen does not guarantee his implants. Before surgery you sign a paper saying that if the implant fails for any reason you are out the money and you have to pay to do it all over again. My new doctor guarantees his implants 100%, if it fails 10 times you only pay for the first one. 2) As time went on, more and more stories were popping up from other people that used him and were very unsatisfied, similar to the things that I was unhappy about. Friends and strangers told us they would not recommend him... so I knew it wasn't just me being hard to please. That's the brief version. A little more details for those interested: My general dentist is awesome! He and his entire office take excellent care of me. So when I had a few bad experiences at Dr. Cohen's office I thought maybe my other dentist was just extraordinary and Dr. Cohen was standard. Now that I have switched to a new oral surgeon I know that it was crazy for me to ever try to justify the things that happened there, it's not 'standard'. Dr. Cohen has less than adequate bedside manner. Sometimes he was very nice and sometimes he was down right rude, he actually snapped at me more than once. The day of my surgery I was visibly upset and nervous, his assistants offered zero comfort, not a single one of them offered a kind word or a gentle hand on the shoulder (which is normal protocol at my other dentist). I've never experienced such a cold group of medical professionals anywhere. Poor communication. There were multiple instances where the doctor or his staff told me something and then someone else told me different. One woman even told me "no one would've told you that." Umm, really? Some of his girls are very nice but one in particular is a little feisty and had a tendency to be rude. They quoted a price for the consultation and then charged more claiming he spent extra time with me. Quoted me a price for the surgery over the phone but left out some fees and I was charged almost double what I thought it would be. Wait time. For every visit except one I waited for no less than 30 minutes. For my consultation, I waited 30 minutes in the wait room and then another 30 minutes in the exam room (and then he charged more because HE spent extra time with me, which didn't seem like much time to begin with). The day of surgery we waited for an hour or more. Even though I paid for anesthesia I was awake and remember too much of my procedure, which is a stark contrast to my next procedure with the new dentist where I paid much less for anesthesia and was out cold. At one point in the procedure, Dr. Cohen was putting gauze over my throat; because I don't breathe good through my nose and the mask they had on me made me a little stuffed up, I instinctively started pushing it back with my tongue. Without asking if I was okay or anything, he acted annoyed and started shoving it back in, I had to fight to tell him "I can't breathe!" When I went back to get my stitches out he assured me it wouldn't hurt, when he started pulling I almost jumped out of the chair, he told me he accidentally pulled from the wrong end... he was trying to pull the knot through my gums (oops). Believe it or not, I could go on but I'll stop. In closing though, I think it's very important for all medical staff to remember that, while they see this stuff everyday, this is likely the most traumatic thing that's ever happened in their patient's life and it should be treated as such.

I've been coming to this office for 6 years. It houses some of the best oral surgeons in Texas…read more They are all very experienced and can handle even the most complicated procedures. They also accept most major insurance providers. The staff is very professional and handles things like checking insurance and scheduling appointments efficiently. It's best to make an appointment for the morning or first thing after lunch. If not, you may have to wait for a while before being seen.

I looked on my HUMANA HMO website and got the name of Dr Mark Wong. I got a referral from my PCP…read morebut once the referral arrived at the offices of UT Oral Surgeons - I was literally unable to get a appointment from anyone at appointmest desk. As in - no appointment and only the promise to call me when an appointment could be made - which I guess is never. I have tried to follow up with phone calls without sucess. Hold times at the apointment desk been up to 12 minutes. I have never had this experience before. It is not unusual to have to wait weeks for a specialist aoointment, but for the office staff to be unable to set an appointment is brand new to me. So this office is badly run and I suggest you avoid it.

Dr. Morgan is a warm, friendly, kindly southern gentleman with a lifetime of experience. He and his…read morestaff are courteous and appropriately attentive. I'm so glad my usual dentist referred me to him to have my tooth extracted to receive an implant.

I arrived early for the scheduled appointment however I still haven't been called back. The people…read moreat the desk downstairs are pleasant and helpful. The staff at the desk on the second floor are awful. Everything from the none caring attitude of someone who wants a paycheck but doesn't want to work to flat out lying about contacting a supervisor when requested. I'm in need of dental services but I'm questioning whether these fools are worth the aggravation. Reading the reviews it seems to be an ongoing problem that UT isn't and won't solve. Pretty facility with stank staff as the face of it is poor management.

I would like to commend some of your team members at the school of Periodontics in Houston TX. Dr…read more Younan and Dr. Lee ( attendee ) did an excellent job placing my implant. After several readings on where to locate the implant ; Dr. Younan used a free hand method with the skill of Michelangelo or Leonardo de Vince. Dr. Younan was able to save fees by not having to use Zombie cadaver tissue for the implant. Also , Andrew assisted the procedure , and made me feel very comfortable. In addition Jasmine and Christie handled the X-ray duties in a very professional manner. Dr. Babin did a quick drive by and gave her approval. Let us not forget the front desk where Brandi is always friendly and firm ; and she handles the Holiday decorations superbly . Again, I will score you 6 out of 5 on the survey. Keep up the good work. Thanks again , G. P.

Absolutely the top quality care & patient experience anywhere! I cannot more highly recommend this…read moredental practice from start to finish. Every interaction, from phone to reception, to scheduling, reminders, ease of access, free parking, processing intake was efficient & superlative!! BEST of all: Dr Iero was affable, brilliant, skilled, speedy, VERY solicitous of patient convenience & ease, PLUS ensured a PAINLESS procedure. Do not be nervous about entrusting Dr. Iero with your dental surgery!! His personal follow-up call to check-in how you're recovering is absolutely PERFECT! I didn't want to leave, but to stay there with such marvelous people! Even the background music & hearing Dr. Iero share accounts of his life are wonderful. Kudos to all members of this Team!!

I'm so glad I ended up hunting down Dr. Iero. I wasn't referred to him by my regular dentist…read morebecause my regular dentist wanted to do the extraction but I wasn't comfortable with that so I started looking for an oral surgeon specifically. I was diagnosed with a cracked tooth which caused an infection and extraction of the tooth was going to be the best option. During my consult the office did a really cool scan/xray thing and actually ended up being diagnosed without anyone ever even looking in my mouth which I thought was super cool. The office is also nice and clean which got huge bonus points from me since I can be really sensitive to smells. The extraction took like 20 minutes total and I'm not going to say it was a walk in the park because- someone ripped my tooth out of my face but it actually was painless. Even the shots were so magically well done. One of the nurses/assistants (IDK what they are) told me at the start that she was going to put numbing agent where he would do the shots and just never came back so he did the shots without them and I literally couldn't feel them. I had just had a filling the week before and it felt like the dentist was shooting acid in my face so for Dr. Iero to be able to give me a shot IN THE ROOF OF MY MOUTH without any real discomfort was pretty impressive to me. He also walked me through what he was doing and explained what might happen. When my cap broke off I didn't panic because the doc had given me a heads up. And at the end they gave me a care package of things that I didn't even think to need. If I can give any advice to anyone seeing Dr. Iero though it would be- absolutely do not be late. On the day of the procedure Houston got some heavy rain and drivers were freaking out as they do so while I allowed myself 20 minutes of travel time for the 10 minute drive, I ended up being late and the doc was SUPER obvious about his annoyance. He wasn't angry as much as like disappointed parent mode and he mentioned it not once but twice. I also hate people who are late and I hate being late so I totally understood the annoyance but just allow yourself the extra time. I would still recommend him 10 out of 10 times because of how well he did. If you're that skilled you can be particular- those are the rules lol all in all this was a very positive experience given that i lost a tooth. I'll see him again in a few months for the rest of the process and if (god forbid) I have to get another extraction I will 100% come back to Bellaire facial, oral, and dental implant surgery.