What a scam. My wife's dentist explains he has 2 cracks in her tooth and either needs a root canal…read moreor the tooth pulled followed by an implant. Markarian charges for the consultation, claims he can save the tooth with a root canal despite the cracks. Not knowing any better we agree to go forward which was another $1,070. The root canal lasted about a week, gets infected because of the cracks and so an oral surgeon had to pull the tooth anyway. Markarian claims he tried to persuade her not to get root canal which is bull. We have no experience in this. He graciously gives $250 back for $1,000 root canal that lasted a week. Do yourself a favor and go elsewhere.

Dr Bell is the best dentist around don't bother going anywhere else. He's a perfectionist and he…read moretakes extremely good care of his customers. I would highly recommend him.!!!

So happy that we changed dentists. Dr. Bell and his staff are amazing…read more My 12 year old has always liked the dentist but she really enjoyed this trip. My 5 year old not so much, but now she's asking when she's getting her teeth cleaned again. She likes looking at all the old dental tools and the staff is very nice to her. My husband and I both also enjoy our visits. Our teeth are cleaned very well, the office manager is pleasant and very professional, and for me I need a retainer and I love that I don't have to go to an orthodontist. Clean, friendly, professional, and NOT trying to push work you don't need for an extra buck!

Excellent customer service , entire staff is friendly and very helpful, and they take their time…read moreexplaining things to make sure that you understand! Very care driven team and office!

I have received dental care here for several years and have always had positive experiences. There…read moreis ample parking and the facility has easy access to any in western Belleville. The staff is very friendly and helpful. I recently changed to a different dentist because of difficulties getting an appointment with a hygienist. I am starting over as a new patient with a dentist across the River and will be seen a month earlier than if I stayed.

This was the second time having a root canal from Dr. DILIBERTO. The first experience was fantastic…read morea couple of years ago. No after/during surgery pain, whatsoever. I thought I was lucky. On Friday the 15th of August 12025, I had to get another root canal and I had the same result as before. This entire office staff and especially Dr. DILIBERTO, are really fantastic. They all deserve more than 5 stars. You can't miss with these folks. A Returning Patient

I had a root canal a few years ago and it needed to be redone. I went to a local (to me)…read moreendodontist who said it couldn't be done successfully and recommended I have the tooth pulled. Having recently had braces removed, and this being a back tooth that would've just been an empth hole after, or very expensive to replace, I figured I'd get a second opinion. I drove from Festus MO to Shiloh IL and couldn't be happier that I did. First - they're initial consult fee is less than anywhere in Festus. Second - Dr. Diliberto successfully completed the root canal. No longer any pain, didn't crack my original crown, and the doctor and the staff are all fantastic! My dentist, who filled my crown, even complimented Dr. Diliberto's work!

I ended up coming to this office after my awesome dentist retired. My wife chose it based on online…read morereviews. Dr. R. struck me as a bit of an oddball when I first met him--almost overly cheerful. Over time, though, that demeanor seemed to fade. I never felt like my dental needs were truly being addressed; it often felt more like my teeth were being prepped for future repairs. Then came a visit where he told me I needed a root canal on a healthy tooth. At the time, I didn't question his opinion, but I had my doubts. My understanding is that root canals are typically necessary when a tooth is significantly compromised. At my most recent visit, a molar cracked, and I immediately had that sinking feeling: "root canal." I was right. When I told him I wasn't on board, he simply stood there tapping his foot, waiting for me to give in. I told him I would be seeking a second opinion--and that's exactly what I did. My new dentist confirmed that a root canal was not necessary, as the tooth was still healthy. Unfortunately, that experience caused me to lose all trust.

Never again! They accepted my dental insurance which is one of the best then years later claimed…read morethe insurance company had and audit and said I was not covered at the time, even though I was and the dentist's office will not even set an appointment unless they first verify your insurance coverage. Then tried to send me a bill for it!! AVOID THEM!!

Be sure to check with your dental insurance for yourself to ensure you're in network before getting…read moreany work done besides a cleaning. They straight up lied when they said my insurance covered the procedures they recommended and accomplished. Come to find out they weren't in network and I had to pay a substantial amount of pocket. Buyer beware.

Excellent care and customer service! They provide comprehensive and compassionate patient centered…read morecare. I am very pleased to find such a great dental group! Carly worked diligently to get my son in while on break from college, she went above and beyond!

Having recently decided I would not go back to my former dentist I was in the market for a new…read moredentist. I'd heard good things about Green Mount Family Dentistry so I decided to give them a try. My son has gone there for the last year and a half and if he hasn't complained to me about when he goes to the dentist they must be do something right. They were super friendly when I walked in and I was quickly filling out the necessary paperwork so we could get this party started. I was soon led back to my tech's room to begin the fun, and I do have to admit, this was not a bad dentist appointment. Christy quickly got all my teeth x-rayed and started in on cleaning them. A bit of a different touch was they have small TVs that you can watch while they are working on your teeth. I understood my son's question last night when he asked me what I was going to watch during my appointment. Christy is a great dental tech who's been doing her job for 11 years and man does it show. She's very efficient and not to mention didn't make me wince once while that sharp metal object was in my mouth. Once Christy finished up in came the dentist, Amanda Littlefield. She was very personable and took a minute to kind of get to know you before jumping right in. Once she was done with her exam Christy finished up with my fluoride treatment and I was out the door in one hour and ten minutes. Not too shabby seeing I had to get a full round of x-rays done. I wish I could say I'll happily return in 6 months for my next cleaning but I'll be back in about a month to fix a filling that my former dentist did about 8 months ago. I won't be thrilled to be back in a month, but at least I feel my teeth are now in good hands.

My experience with the front desk was extremely disappointing and unprofessional…read more Ashley repeatedly changed her explanation instead of working toward a solution. First, she said I had not provided my insurance information. Then she said I had provided the wrong information. I had already provided all of the necessary insurance information, including a copy of the front and back of my medical insurance card. The confusion appeared to be that my medical and dental coverage are administered by different insurance companies, even though they use the same Member ID and Group Number. Once Ashley allowed me to explain the situation, I clarified that the insurance company had already confirmed their protocol: the provider's office simply needs to call the provider services 1-800 number to verify coverage and obtain any needed information. Despite this, Ashley repeatedly refused to make the call and instead told me, "You do it," more than once. Throughout the interaction, Ashley raised her voice, accused me of interrupting her, and shifted blame rather than trying to resolve the issue. She also refused to provide her last name when I requested it. Ashley initially told me the manager was present while we were speaking. However, when I asked to speak with the manager, she then said the manager was in a meeting. These inconsistent statements caused me to question the accuracy of the information I was being given. Ashley also stated that Alex the manager approved of how she handled the situation. Throughout the interaction, I perceived multiple microaggressions and felt I was not treated with professionalism or respect. Patients should not have to argue with staff to have standard insurance verification procedures followed. I hope management reviews this interaction, provides additional customer service training, and ensures staff follow established insurance verification protocols instead of placing the burden on patients when the insurer has instructed the provider's office to make the verification call.