Unprofessional. Rude. I had to wait an hour for a consultation, then she rushed me through, poked around in my mouth so quickly I don't know how she could tell what she was doing. Actually she didn't know, as her fingers poked my throat and I almost threw up right there. This "doctor" didn't even take the time to answer questions or explain any procedures. She did explain the risks of oral surgery, which was scary since she inspires no trust. In addition, she didn't even cover the basics like not eating before surgery. Later, I found a different oral surgeon and when I went back to get my x-rays, her staff refused to give them, then agreed to copy them for me (would not hand over the originals) and later I found out she had tried to bill my insurance $15 just for a photocopy of the x-rays. Stay away from this quack and her awful staff!! read more

Getting my wisdom teeth extracted by Dr. Wazney was by far the worst decision I've ever made. The surgery itself went quickly and smoothly, but she sent me home with little to no instruction on after-care. It has been over a week and I am still in excruciating pain. My swelling was unlike anything I've ever seen and I had cuts on the side of my mouth. Currently, I have shooting pains in all of my teeth, a jaw that won't open more than an inch, and tongue numbness that won't go away, presumably from Dr. Wazney damaging my lingual nerve. At my follow up appointment Dr. Wazney barely looked in my mouth and handed me a syringe without any instruction on how to use it to clean my tooth sockets. She is cold, rude, and the way she conducts surgery ensures the most painful and long recovery process. I would never recommend this doctor and would definitely say she has provided the worst medical experience I've had in my entire life. Update: I went to get a second opinion from a different surgeon. Turns out I had dry sockets for the entire week that Dr. Wazney failed to treat me for. The other surgeon also said my tongue may not recover for several months. read more

I went to Dr. Wazney To get my two bottom wisdom teeth out. And I really wish I would've read reviews before going with her. It was without doubt one of the worst dental experiences I've ever had. I went in, Didn't really wait too long, And was immediately put in the dentist chair which I was OK with. Then finally she came in like five minutes later and didn't say anything to me, just basically acted like I wasn't there while she talk to her nurses. She quickly put my IV ' in, Didn't inform me or explain anything she was doing, and before I know it I was out under anesthesia. Then I woke up a short time later to them basically handing me a paper on aftercare and sending me on my way. It was only a week ago and my tongue is still numb and from the other reviews I've read I am scared it's going to take a long time to get the feeling back, if it ever does. I tried to call the office during normal business hours and their voicemail said they were closed and I haven't heard back after I left a message. They do not to seem care about you or how you are feeling, I felt like just another number to them. read more

I went to Dr. Wazney's office to get teeth removed. I went once in January 2014 & again in January 2018. Both times I went I had a great experience, the staff is great & so is dr. Wazney! I had to get my back teeth removed. I got put to sleep both times, I have severe anxiety going to dentists, and dr. Wazney was so nice and had me in and out in under an hour. I was very pleased and happy with my experience! Definitely someone I would recommend friends and family to go to if they ever need an oral surgeon! read more

My son had his wisdom teeth extracted at this office. I really recommend finding another oral surgeon. When he was in the recovery room, he was freezing, they made very little effort to keep him comfortable and warm. When he was gaining consciousness, they began rushing him. He told them he was not ready to sit up yet, and they kept asking every minute or so. It has been 2 months and part of his tongue is still numb. Very little instruction on after care. Dr Wasney was also borderline unfriendly at the pre-conference, and when I called to schedule his surgery, whoever I spoke with on the phone was kind of rude. On the positive side, the office was flexible when my son had called when he had to reschedule, and we got several reminder calls and texts. But overall a very negative experience. read more

Quick tip- If you need to return your X-rays to your dentist, your better off doing it yourself. I had to wait two extra weeks for them to send my stuff back to my dentist to go forward with insurance application. read more

iThis Dentist office does terrible dental work. My teenage daughter had 2 wisdom teeth removed. The dentist must have damaged her nerves because her jaw and tongue was numb for 6weeks, she could not eat solid foods for almost 2/months. Its been about 14 weeks since her surgery and the tip of her tongue is still numb. She was unable to taste any foods for over a month. She was in excruciating pain for the first month. This dentist never advised us of any risk or anything in relation to the surgery. Save yourself the aggravation and pain choose another dentist. read more

It starts with the consultation. I went to my consultation, got checked in, then met with Dr. Wazney in one of the rooms. After she had explained a few things, I waited until she finished her sentence and began asking her a question related to my anxiety with anesthesia and dentistry. She abruptly cut me off, saying "No, no. I will finish first, THEN you may ask questions." --odd silence... So we finish the consultation, we determine together that it's best I have all 4 removed soon. On the date of my extraction surgery, I arrive punctually and am admitted into the back to have a quick sit-down discussion with Dr. Wazney before the surgery began. She had re-asked me all of the same questions asked during the consultation (including medications that I am allergic to, etc) as if nothing was ever noted during the consultation appointment. I took this time to once again inform her that I have anxiety issues and that anesthesia and dentistry are two of my biggest fears. Notes were made then I signed and was escorted to the operating room. I am laying in the chair while they attach the IV and prep for the surgery at this point. Dr. Wazney began administering shots of local anesthetic in several areas of my mouth abruptly, with no delicacy or carefulness. I began to sink into a bit of an anxiety attack during this. After the IV is in and the local anesthetic stabs are done, the gas mask was put over my nose and I was told to just relax. Right after that, I believe I lost consciousness. I woke up during the surgery, perhaps partially, but enough to feel EXCRUCIATING pain and remember certain dialogue that was spoken by the nurses/doctors/whoever in the room. I felt the majority of the pain from the second-to-last tooth being yanked, as well as the very last tooth. They claim they attempted to re-sedate me, but that they "can only administer so much of the drug". So as soon as they were finished, I immediately woke up completely with a sharp mind and clear memories of some things that happened while I was "under". I was then wheeled to the recovery room to recover, of course. While in the recovery room right after the surgery, I had spoken to Dr. Wazney herself, and one of her assistants/nurses. I'm not 100% sure who the second lady was, but she was quite kind and understanding. While I was attempting to speak with Dr. Wazney, she was rude to me again. I had been trying to tell them (I say trying because I was stuffed with gauze) what I just went through, which was a nightmare for me, and she simply shrugged off my issues by turning her back to me to walk away while saying "Hmmph.. the drugs do funny things to people". -----Let me make this abundantly clear in this review: I was COMPLETELY coherent and clear-minded from the moment I was wheeled out of the surgery room. My issues with this cold-hearted doc were NOT caused by the anesthetic drugs. -- So I continued to try to explain to the other lady, the one that was nice, what I had went through. I told her that I clearly heard people in the room saying "it's a good thing we stopped her, otherwise she would have just kept going with him like that" while I was SUPPOSEDLY knocked out. When I told her this, she had this look on her face like she knew I was right, but did not want to acknowledge it for the sake of avoiding more trouble. Also, it's common practice to give patients with anxiety a valium or something before the surgery so that their anxiety doesn't interfere with sedation. I received no care there. Over two weeks later, I am mostly healed. But I had to pry a tooth fragment from my gums last night. Emerging fragments are norm, but this fragment was there since day 1... I thought it was part of the stitching the whole time til I realized it wont dissolve. If I can see it in the mirror after getting home from the surgery, then it should have been removed at the time of the surgery. Stay away from Dr. Wazney. I was treated like I were a kid (25 year old man here), my comfort handled with little to no care, and disrespected by her. Read other reviews, they match mine. read more

If you want an oral surgeon who couldn't care less about the comfort or follow-up care of her patients, Dr.Wazney is your gal! She'll happily raise hell in your mouth and let you spend over a month in pain with zero concern from her. My wisdom teeth removal destroyed my life as I spend every day in varying degrees of pain. While I acknowledge there are always risks to surgery, her total indifference to my "recovery" has been absurd. Go elsewhere... read more

I personally loved Dr. Wazney. She is very competent, fast and efficient. She did a fantastic time with my wisdom teeth extraction. The surgery itself was done with local anesthesia and took less than a min/tooth. Post op course has been absolutely unremarkable. I would recommend her to my friends, family and co-workers. read more

On the recommendation of my Dentist I made an appointment to see Dr Marion Wazney regarding an extraction. My last extraction was 20 years ago and I was a bit nervous. During my visit Dr Wazney examined my tooth and answered any questions. I became relaxed. During the procedure I was kept informed and very satisfied throughout the procedure and would not hesitate to see her again. I am happy to share my experience with my friends, relatives and co-workers. 3/29/11 BJA read more

I would encourage anyone to go elsewhere!!! This lady is an Ignorant B!TCH!!!! Was supposed to have 7 Teeth pulled my first appointment and she only pulled 6 and the ones she pulled weren't even to worst ones!!!! The last one she was working on and didn't finish just left it as it was!!! Now I keep getting infections in my ear and lymph nodes because of it and she is refusing to return calls or get me rescheduled to have the rest pulled! I currently in talks with my attorney to take this worthless POS to court!! Anyone else have problems with her and want to hit this POS where it hurts then let me know. read more

After 4 appointments, she didn't see obvious problem on surface that was bothering and causing pain for couple weeks ! She said "It's normal" ... piece of bone sticking out causing pain, Infection - "It's normal" ? Emergency line is useless ... didn't even took Instruments to look Inside mouth ! Went to other dentist who saw problem Immediately and took care right there and then ! So, never again ! read more

I felt like everything was rushed when dealing with her office. My consultation should've been a clear sign of what was to come but I didn't listen to my instinct. I had four wisdom teeth extracted the actual procedure went by fairly fast I was in and out. My trouble came about after, my recovery was HORRIBLE. When I contacted the office after my follow up appointment to discuss the issues I was having a week later the staff was VERY rude. I was told I need to go see my dentist even though the issues I was having I had never had prior to the surgery. I was unable to come into the office for the second time that week so the staff told me "I don't know what to tell you, there's nothing I can do for you." Instead of trying to offer other suggestions. I was disappointed, no empathy for my issues what's so ever. By far the worst decision I've made. Hopefully the pain will subside soon. Thank goodness for Google and over the counter products to help ease my pain. read more