I've been here 15 times today a doctor walked in and said you've been here five times what do you…read morewant I said I want fixed he said we'll get another CT scan which is the same s*** they always do they need to fire everybody in the emergency room and get all new stuff because you can't fix stupid my stomach has been swelled since March 14th and the pain is unreal and they do not care okay

From the owner: Dr. Joseph S. Nawrocki was born and raised in Pittsburgh where he graduated Summa Cum Laude with…read moreBachelors of Science Degree in Biology in 1982. He attended the University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine and received his Doctor of Dental Medicine Degree in 1986. Dr. Nawrocki then graduated from the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine with a Doctor of Medicine Degree in 1990. He completed a six-year residency program at Presbyterian University Hospital in 1992, which included training in all facets of Oral and Maxillofacial surgery, craniofacial deformity and trauma, cleft lip and palate repair, TMJ, oral pathology, and anesthesia administration. Dr. Nawrocki is the Head of the Dental Department at Washington Hospital in Washington, PA. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, a member of the American Dental Association, the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, and the Pensylvania Dental Assocation. He is a licensed medical doctor and dentist in the Commonwealth of PA and a licensed dentist in the State of Ohio. His certifications include Cardiac Life Support, CPR, and Pediatric Advanced Life Support. Dr. Joseph S. Nawrocki has been serving the oral health needs of Washington County and the surrounding communities since 1992.

Really good experience here. Everyone I interacted with was very friendly and helpful, especially…read moreDr. DeIuliis. She really went out of her way to make me feel comfortable and taken care of. After checking in I was attended to almost immediately, so I really appreciate the efficiency that you don't get at every dentist office. The treatment was performed timely with minimal discomfort, and the hygienist was very clear in explaining preventive measures. Regarding COVID precautions, there is hand sanitizer available and your temperature is taken when you come in. Everyone is wearing masks. Just the kind of professionalism you expect at a doctor's office.

It turned out to be a sales pitch. The dentist looked at my teeth for 10 seconds and started…read moretalking about his Prius for five minutes and trying to sell me Invisalign. They also told me I needed a $1500 scaling procedure done every six months to keep my mouth healthy. I went to another dentist to get a second opinion and they said I didn't need that at all. I just need to maintain my current regimen or I may need it again in the future. Will not go back. I'm glad you like your Prius sir.

I 110% recommend this practice. I have been to several in my 67 years on this planet and they are…read morewithout a doubt the best, most caring I've ever experienced. Today for my semi-annual cleaning/exam it came up that I had recently lost a loved one and my hygienist and dentist both gave condolences and a hug that I knew were completely sincere and heartfelt. You don't get that everywhere. Thank-you Sarah and Dr, Jess. Much love sent your way.

UPDATE: Dr. Jessica Dean reached out to me after she became aware of the issue, and it appears that…read morethere was a miscommunication compounded by the fact that we are "in flight" between our old dentist and Dean. There are procedures in place for handling after-hours patient issues, and they were able to get my son scheduled for an emergency appointment to evaluate his toothache. As a result, my rating has been adjusted. ORIGINAL REVIEW: Transferred a family of 4 to Dean Dental on the recommendation of other patients. Unfortunately, these folks do not appear to be patient-focused. Their procedure for dental emergencies is "go to urgent care," and when my 16 year old son had persistent tooth pain in July, they told me they couldn't see him before the end of August, and that I was free to find another dentist for emergency care. They don't appear to check messages when the office is closed. They don't appear to do traditional emergency appointments during normal business hours. Both of these things are common with independent dental practices, or at least the ones who are patient-focused and demonstrate a good work ethic. The staff and practitioners may be "nice," but that doesn't matter if they're not there when you need them.