Dentistry For Special People

Crystal Rosado a month ago

Im still here waiting , which I pray my daughter has a good experience but I’m going to start with the overall cleanliness of the place. It does not look or smell good in here . The temperature doesn't help not one bit ! Im sweating like crazy awaiting the Doctor. My appointment was at 2:30 it’s now 3. Which isn’t good when you have a child already nervous for the work to be done. I’ll be back with post appointment review! Pray for me please !

Lauren Hunt 8 months ago

When we first started here Dr. Jessica was great. While she was transitioning out of this office(can’t imaging why..) they would frequently reschedule appointments. My daughter did very well with her, she took her time with her and would allow her to remove teeth and do work no problem. I asked to be only be scheduled with her and regardless one day they didn’t make me aware she wasn’t coming back and had a male doctor in her place. My daughter spazzed and has since had issues since with going back. The last doctors we have seen continue to rush you through your visit supposedly there to help special needs kids but not willing to take the time to help them through the appointment and just want to rush cleaning and procedures to get into the next room. My daughter had an infected tooth and at that point my only option was oral surgery since no one was going to take the time to do anything in office. This office charges you $400 just to do paperwork!!! They tell you it’s a “pre-payment” for the surgery and then when you question your balance they make it known that that was just for the to do their jobs. I was told by Laura, their main used car salesman, that “all dental offices char

RJB Enterprises a year ago

We’ve been bringing our children to this dental office for several years and have always appreciated the care they once received. Unfortunately, the quality of service and professionalism have declined sharply over the past few visits, culminating in a deeply concerning experience on Tuesday, October 7. During my son’s appointment to have a cavity filled, the dental assistant was visibly ill, repeatedly rubbing her nose and face throughout the visit while handling instruments that went directly into my son’s mouth. To make matters worse, she never changed her gloves once during the entire procedure, and her mask was worn incorrectly—leaving her nose completely exposed the entire time. Within a few days of the appointment, my son became sick with congestion and coughing. The severity of his illness has yet to be determined, but we are 100% certain his exposure came from this office. To provide full context: after the dentist applied a numbing agent, the assistant remained alone in the room with my son and me for roughly 10 minutes. During that time, she touched her face and nose at least 20–30 times, all while hovering just a couple of feet above my son’s open mouth. She even appe

debra linton 2 years ago

I brought my daughter to this practice for many years and she has had a number of procedures done with this office and never had an issue until recently. First issue I had was I waited a year for my daughter to get schedule for an in hospital procedure and they called me two weeks prior to her appt and said she has adult teeth and we can not see her because she has adult teeth (she’s 13) so after waiting a year I was left high and dry with my child in pain so I went to another dentist and called and spoke with Laura and asked that her records be sent to the new dentist office and her I am at the appointment and she never sent the X-rays over so I had to pay out of pocket to have them redone so hopefully I can get my child seen as soon as possible to have the work done that needs to be done just warning people that there is a chance you will wait a year for a surgical appointment, get scheduled and then be canceled two weeks prior (they cancelled saying my daughter has adult teeth) . My question is how did you not know a year prior that she has adult teeth especially since she’s been going since she was a toddler?

Jennifer Rose 5 years ago

The staff and dentist were all very nice. It was my autistic daughters first successful dentist appointment. She isn't the most cooperative child, and they knew what approach to take and handled everything very professionally. We're so glad to have found a facility with an experienced and patient staff. I will be switching all of my children to this practice, and this is a 45 minute drive for us!