Dr. Ledger is fantastic, he is a caring and compassionate dentist and not partial. He is a…read moreprofessional and provides excellent services for dental implants.

Doctor Ledger did a good job, but, (and I hate hate hate leaving poor reviews) my experience was so…read morebad. I had to go back in for a secondary infection a month after my wisdom teeth removal. the procedure was much more painful than I was expecting it to be and the process felt rushed. the nurse wasn't kind to me while I was having a panic attack. I was scared when I felt like I couldn't breathe and I told the nurse this, she tells me "if you weren't breathing you wouldn't be alive". After the procedure I was still having trouble breathing and calming down, when I asked for my boyfriend she told me she wouldn't let my boyfriend come in unless I calmed down. Thank you Dr.Ledger for checking in on me and being nice. For others with dental anxiety, you might want to look into some other options for care.

I have had a plethora of bad experiences from childhood regarding dental work. I knew I needed a…read moredental implant after getting a molar extracted but constantly put it off due to my bad experiences. I am so very glad I met Dr. Olsson and his entire time. From check-in with Susan, to coordinating appointments with Marizel, and making sure my insurance was covered with Gabrielle, they made my visit literally painless! When it was time for the implant, his resident physician did an amazing job at numbing the area and making sure I was comfortable. The actual procedure was quick and painless. I had no pain after the procedure and days following. I cannot thank Dr. Olsson and his team enough! They are all absolutely fantastic!

Dr. Ollsson has been helping children who needed dental surgery and services for years. At my older…read moreage I felt that I also needed a dental surgeon who would handle my tooth extraction carefully, as if I was youngster, and he is the one. I had the best dental care and office experience!

Appointment is fast. Students are respectful and helpful. Professors listen and work well with…read morestudents.

My 12 year old got his tooth removed from the oral pediatric office and it went smoothly. The…read moreservice was inexpensive and the service was a 100 percent great. The students and staff were wonderful at making sure they listened to your concerns and provided you with accurate information. I will 100 percent tell others.

Excellent result. Very little pain. Minimal wait time in office. Friendly helpful staff.read more

Wonderful experience. The surgeon is experienced and seems to have done an excellent job with a…read moregreat recovery on extra teeth we found in an x-ray to have been imbedded in my daughter's mouth. He recommended bottom wisdom teeth to go ahead and come out too. Great beside manner and great outcome. Staff is great as well.

Yesterday was the middle of my teeth replacement journey. I had an upper molar removed (elsewhere)…read moreJan 2020 and my lower back molar removed last year due to an abscess under it, which Dr. Gregory Thomas removed. It was my first encounter with a new oral surgeon. After deciding to not get braces to correct slight imperfection in my bite, I moved ahead which double-surgery. (Can't move implants is why braces first.) An upper left and lower right implant- both at the same surgery. (For me it was the best decision ever, honestly.) Dr. Thomas is cool as a cucumber. His presence is super-calming. He, of course, had to give me local injections in my gums, but numbed me SO well I felt hardly any of it. (Keep in mind...I'm a HUGE baby.) I did not flinch but made one or two whimpers. (Did not mean to, but natural reaction.) The gals he works with are totally in sync with him. Effortlessly in-sync surgery team. The high-tech gadgets & screen (see pic) were totally impressive and reassuring that he was seeking best placement of implant screws and also avoiding my sinus which was very near to where the upper implant needed to go. Pain during procedure? Nope, not once. If I ever had to have this surgery again, lemme tell you, there's only ONE person for this job!! Dr. Thomas is the guy. The surgery he said would be 1hr to 1hour 15 min. Dead on. I had no clue exactly what was going on during the procedure until the drill part. And even if he told me, I kinda blocked it out. Upper was more brain vibration, but I found bottom more difficult cuz you are getting a lot of pressure on movable jaw. Not painful, just a bit of a muscule workout. I got a call later in the day yesterday from his team to make sure I was okay. I had started my antibiotics the day prior, as he requested, and took one Naproxen 500. It was all I needed. Even this morning I'm pain-free, but still took Naproxen500 as a "just in case" situation. I had a bit of mashed potatoes last night so I could take the antibiotic with food, but no hard solids for a few days. No problem. If you are like me, I work out, I got it in my gym visit before surgery, as I cannot work out for 3 days post op. No straws is also an typical oral surgery restriction for 3 days. COST: Each patient case is different. I went into the office a week prior and got prepped with x-rays and these funky clips I had to wear during surgery (part of the high tech surgery). Not painful, not annoying, just part of it. Panoramic xray for bone level checks. All was great! Woohoo! Plus, he called my new dentist's office to find out which implant post she prefers to work with. (There are choices.) He found me at checkout, and said he was thrilled they chose the best of the choices. (Dr. Thomas explained he has several posts to choose from, and 3 are his top favorites for several reasons.) I paid upfront for all of the pre-op work at just a smidge over $400. Yes, yesterday's bill was a lot higher, BUT I priced it out against my insurance allowance (he's out of network for all dental plans) and it was in line with my insurance allowable. ADVICE: check how your insurance pays for out of network care. Mine pays the same but the dentist can charge anything. Again, Dr. Thomas' bill per tooth was in-line with the in-network dentists. Plus, I'm unsure if I had gone to an in-network DDS if they would be as compassionate and capable as Dr. Thomas. Yes, I did pay the full amount upfront, and yes, they did bill my dental insurance on my behalf. Would I choose another oral surgeon? Nope, not as of today. I'm glad this is over, and i have post-op visit next week. Then I wait months for healing and then 2 teeth will be up next. That will be from my new dentist, Dr. Priyanka Patel in Lincoln Park at Rooted Care.

Let me first say: I'm a huge weenie when it comes to needles and second with a rare disorder I…read moreneed to be extremely careful selecting my care team. The dental/medical team needs to know about or have direct experience with MG.....Dr. Thomas did and does. I admitted to being a nervous wreck during the consult and actual procedure, however Dr. Thomas talked me through the entire procedure....here are just a few of the things that impressed me about him: --He researched drugs that would be safe given my medical issue --Then he contacted my neurologist to confirm the meds and procedure were safe for me. --The topical formula used to numb the gums was so effective, I didn't feel the initial needle prick....remember huge weenie here. --Lastly, he believes in God as do I and freely admits it......what a joy!!! Dr. Thomas is truly amazing. If you decide to see him...say 'hi from Gwen'. I've had a few procedures performed by him and the experiences have been the same....stellar.

I have never given a Yelp review for anything ever. After my experience here, I do not know what…read moreother direction to take this. The first half of my experience was okay. Everyone was neutral. No one was nice, no one was rude, everyone was just meh. That's fine. I was sat down with who I believe to be Joan to discuss billing for my wisdom teeth removal. She informed me that insurance would cover 0% of my procedure and that $3,000 was owed before the surgery. Visibly upset, I reassured her that I was not upset with her and that I know she cannot do anything. I asked her what I can do. In an impatient and apathetic manner, she tells me to call my insurance and read them the codes on the sheet of paper I had just signed and ask them why they won't cover it. Cool, I'll do that. She brings me to the front and tells me I owe $120. For a copay? For what? Why wasn't I warned? Why didn't anyone tell me before or charge me before providing this service? I did not consent nor was I even close to aware of a possibility of a copay this large. While I am asking these questions, I'm being presented with dismissive comments. "This is just the way we do things here ma'am" etc. I told her I will not be paying out of pocket as I cannot afford to. I then ask for a copy of the paper that I signed that had the insurance codes written so I can take my business elsewhere. She tells me "No, you need to leave." After I mentioned that I have the right to own a copy of a document that I signed, she told me she would email it to me. I told her that I will wait until she emails it to leave. I call a family member in the waiting room expressing my sadness surrounding the situation-- this is a service I need and I cannot have done. The front desk worker, Jenessa, tells me, in a raised voice, that I need to leave and I cannot be in the building. After reiterating that I am a patient waiting for documents, she asked Joan to promptly send the document so I can leave the premises. After waiting for approximately 45 minutes, I asked Jenessa if printing the document would be easier or faster. She told me the situation was none of her business and to ask Joan. Joan explained that I was not a priority patient and she had more important work to do. As I was walking away, I (I think rightfully) expressed that there are multiple workers capable of sending me what I need. Jenessa then continued to raise her voice at me repeatedly. I told her the matter did not concern her. After waiting another 20 minutes for my document, I, with tears in my eyes, told Joan that person to person this is an extremely important document. It will allow me to receive an important surgery and I would appreciate if she would send it to me. I told her I would be leaving and I trust that she will. While walking out, Jenessa, the front desk worker, was laughing at my emotion and vulnerability. I peeked around a corner to look. She then proceeded to SCREAM profanities. I was speechless. She began to stand up, walk over to me, and scream as if she wanted to physically harm me. Her coworkers had to physically restrain her. I immediately left the premises. Not only did Ora leave me with surprise charges, their desk workers met me with no empathy, patience, or compassion. They brought hostility and aggression (physical and verbal). I think Ora needs to have some serious improvement when it comes to their financial transparency as well as their hiring process. The receptionist at my oral surgeon office should not attempt to physically assault me. I did get the document via email.

I had to have a tooth extracted because of an osteoporosis medication. Ora was magnificent…read more Starting with the front desk receptionist who was so helpful with filling out paperwork to Dr Koos , a dreaded experience turned out to be one filled with kindness and good humor. The office was super modern and the other employees each told me how happy they were to be working there. The actual extraction was a breeze, much to my surprise. I am certainly sorry if anyone needs this kind of service, but if it has to been done, Ora is where to go. It is a fun place ironically.

I just got my wisdom teeth removed and it was my first time under anesthesia. I've never felt more…read moresupported and cared for by Dr. Jason and his team Cindy, Jesi, and Teresa (I hope I didn't spell names wrong)! The environment was extremely clean and comfortable and the team was highly efficient throughout the procedure. I couldn't have asked for a better experience!

Well first and foremost, the cleanest dental office I have ever been too in my life. Very…read moreprofessional and timely never tired to upsell me like aspen dental, hard to find good help these days.

I was referred to Dr. Domanico for a wisdom tooth extraction. I am approaching 80, so I have…read moreencountered many dentists and physicians over those years. Rarely have I had such caring, personal and skillful attention. All questions answered and details explained. Procedure as smooth as possible. Thank you, Dr D.!

On a referral, I made a wisdom tooth extraction appointment with Dr. Khaled and, when the issue got…read moreworse, he was able to fit me in weeks before the previously scheduled consultation to extract them. So without any patient onboarding or consultation, he managed to diagnose the teeth that needed to go and extract them in an easy, painless process. "No pain" is his rule and he follows it to a T. And on top of his professional skills and experience, he's just an amazing doctor to his patients and puts them well at ease for what can be a nerve-racking experience. He put me in position for a complication-free post-op with thorough instructions and had an open line to his staff for any follow-up questions or referral. This is the type of oral surgeon you want when you need a procedure done.

Yesterday I had a molar removed. Sounds simple right? Nope. I suffer extreme anxiety due to having…read morea root canal when I was 11 with no Novocain due to a sadistic father and dentist. These were the kindest most patient professionals I thought possible. Do I recommend them? With 100% of my being. Painless, professional and kind. What more can a patient ask for? Thank you everyone!

I visited the location on Irving Park in Chicago. I took my son, as per advised by my dentist, to…read morehave two of his wisdom teeth removed. First of all this location is completely outdated. I felt as if I was walking into a scene from the 1950s. All of the equipment was outdated. My son, who is about 5'11, did not fit in the chair because it was so small. Nothing worse than having some teeth pulled while being uncomfortable. The best part was what happened afterward. My son kept feeling a scratch from his gum to his cheek. When we called we were told it was the stitches. After a few days past they finally suggested that I bring him back in. That's when it was discovered they left a piece of tooth that was removed in his gum. I can't say what the other locations are like - however, the one on Irving Park in Chicago should be avoided.

Highly attentive, thorough and caring team! I always feel very comfortable during my session…read more Everyone is knowledgeable and confident. They take their time with you and it doesn't feel rushed.

The dental hygienists and dentists are good at this location. The office staff is terrible! Double…read morecheck paperwork and call to remind them of any pending dental notices. Twice they told me that they'd call me when their braces would arrive. I never got a call and after a few weeks I had to call and they said that they have them. No call??? And they also screwed up some insurance issues. Not going back for sure.