Our consultation appointment went well with Dr. Brown and assistant. When my daughter arrived for…read moreher wisdom teeth surgery, Jen, the nurse, was wonderful and very knowledgeable. However, when surgery was complete I never saw the doctor before or after procedure. Jen kept me posted on her recovery, which all lasted in total 50 minutes and she was wheeled out. This was my daughter's first surgery and did not do well with anesthesia and wasn't able to walk out. I wished they had kept her longer in recovery. I have not received a follow up call or email from the office to check in either. Grateful for Jen and the initial conversation with Dr. Brown but not thrilled with post surgical care. ​

They don't know how to do their job. My appointment was cancelled because they shirked their…read moreresponsibilities and made a diagnosis without even seeing me. They cancelled on me at 830 AM the day of my appointment which was less than 24hrs before my appointment . Where's my $150 cancellation fee? I was foolish enough to think that because what I needed was listed on their website that they would help me get some relief. If you don't want or like to do your job then you shouldn't be a practice. You are bad people and a bad business. I will never recommend you and if anyone I know ever needs you Dr Brown I will yell from the rooftops to never go to you. Shame on you and shame on everyone that works there

I love the new renovations they've made to the office, it's warm, and more opened. My dental…read morehygienist Sarah is the best, she's warm, and personable, great qualities to have when dealing with the public and to be in their mouths, lol.

Today was very tramatic for me. Where do I begin. I had a tooth that needed to be pulled due to…read moreinfection and an exposed nerve. I went in and the assistant was very nice. She was very patient and kind. Fast forward to the extraction..... I requested an ephinephrine free medication because I am allergic. Doctor injected me and left for more than 20 mins, mind you because the anesthesia lacked epinephrine which is the component that makes the numbing last longer it wore off pretty fast. She had to inject me again and again...Okay, lets get to the tooth being pulled, one word, TRAUMA!!! She said you will feel pressure, all I felt was pain and I alerted her to the fact that I was in pain, she said it was pressure and there was nothing she could do. Okay now we get to the meat and potatoes, she isnt able to fully extract my tooth because it was on bad behavior and as a bonus a piece of her tool broke off and was stuck in with the root... So now she has her assistant call an oral surgeon because she was sure that what she couldnt remove he could... This whole time the pain is excruciating. The oral surgeons office was 20 mins from hers so I drove, blinded by the pain of the trauma done to my mouth. Now, lets compare. I get to the oral surgeon, office, beautiful, staff, attentive on another level, process pain free, the surgeon, top tier, he numbed me with no issue, he extracted the remaining root of the tooth along with the piece of a gift Dr Wolfson left in my mouth, he said you may feel pressure I felt nothinggggg, he stitched me up no pain. From the moment he injected me till I walked out pain free stress free experience.... So listen, Im not saying Dr Wolfson isnt good, maybe she is, that was not my experience.... and the bedside manner needs to be worked on as well, maybe she was having a rough day today. BUT... im now traumatized once again of the dentists office.... The oral surgeon was much more pleasant.