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Read them where
we cannot edit them.
Reviews on a practice’s own website are chosen by the practice. The ones worth reading sit on platforms the practice does not control, where every review is published whether it flatters us or not.
Why patients come here
- Practice limited to prosthodontics and oral implantology
- Every case CBCT-scanned and fully guided
- IV conscious sedation available in-office
- A written, itemized plan before anything is scheduled
Where to read them
Independent profiles, unfiltered.
Each of these is a live third-party listing. We cannot remove a review from any of them.
If we treated you
What makes a review useful to the next patient.
Say what you had done
“Full-arch, upper” or “one front tooth” tells the next reader far more than “great experience.” People are looking for someone who has treated their situation, not a star count.
Say what surprised you
The parts people cannot picture in advance — the day of surgery, the first week, what eating was like at three weeks — are the parts that settle someone else’s decision.
Say it honestly
Including where something fell short. Every review is read by the doctor, and we would rather hear it and fix it than not know.
A note on second opinions
A good deal of this practice arrives unhappy.
Complication and revision work means a meaningful share of patients arrive having had a poor experience somewhere else — an implant that will not restore, a bridge that never fit, a plan that changed after the deposit.
If that is you, the consultation is a workup and an honest answer rather than a sales appointment. You will be told which of your existing implants can be restored, which cannot, and what each option costs, in writing, before anything is scheduled.
Start with a scan and a straight answer.
A consultation includes an examination, a 3D scan and a written, itemized plan. If implants are not the right treatment for you, we will say so and tell you what is.