Ideal Dental University Park

I would never recommend this dentist or location to anyone. I was a patient here years ago and decided to give them a try again because it’s a location convenient to me. NO. Never again. There is a weird vibe, like they are going to do as many procedures on you as quickly as possible because they know you won’t be coming back. They suggested many things I could have done and they could all be done that day. They supposedly cleaned my teeth after I let them do a few things they suggested, and I left with my teeth feeling completely coated and gritty. I also was NOT a fan of the dentist or his assistant, I just didn’t feel like I was in a professional dental setting. The office itself doesn’t look like anything has been updated since it was built. The chair you sit in was completely cracked and worn out leather. I would not come here again.

Very pleasant atmosphere. Employees were very cordial and made my experience very comfortable. This goes for my initial visit as well as several others over this past year. The Doctor and all the staff provide excellent patient care.

I scheduled a routine teeth cleaning, as I do every six months but this time I figured I give ideal dental a shot. The staff attempted to upsell me with various additional treatments that no other dentist in the past had mentioned. I remember after I declined certain treatments they left the room only to come back minutes later with a lower price on the same treatments I declined. The quote was a cost of over $1000 but I ended up paying around $400. However, today (months later) I received a random invoice of $250… I’ve reached out to them but still haven’t heard anything as I was supposed to get a call back. Following my cleaning, the hygienist assured me that everything looked good but suddenly they dentist identified two cavities that required immediate attention. I haven’t had cavities in over a decade but I recall those experiences involving extensive procedures lasting at least an hour so I agreed to get the cavities worked on. Contrary to this memory, the dentist fixed the cavi