Connecticut Maxillofacial Surgeons, llc

Ian Woods

Hands Down Connecticut Maxillofacial Surgeons Has A The A Team Staff Wethersfield Location Tooth Extraction Surgery Nicholas Saggese and his Dental Assistant and staff are Incredible made my visit a Pleasant experience. I must admit i was a ball of nerves upon arriving.

But they all assured me i was in good hands like All State! You guys are the best in my book So for all those out there looking to get some dental work done look no further head on over to Ct Max Surgeons and you can thank me later!

March 24, 2024

Tony Costanzo

I recently had a severely cracked tooth that needed to be extracted, and I cannot recommend Dr. Brett and his team at CT Max enough. I was extremely nervous about the procedure and asked if I could be sedated before the extraction. Dr. Brett Weyman and his team immediately put me at ease. Dr. Brett Weyman is the kind of professional who takes the extra time to explain everything thoroughly, ensuring you feel relaxed and informed.

His expertise and gentle approach made a world of difference. Not only did the procedure go smoothly, but my recovery was incredibly fast as well. Whether it's a tooth extraction or any other dental procedure, I highly recommend Dr. Brett Weyman for his exceptional care and professionalism. I feel so comfortable and relaxed in his hands, and I am truly grateful for the outstanding service provided by CT Max, Dr. Brett Weyman , and his entire team. Thank you so much for making a daunting experience so positive!

June 8, 2024

Jillmarie Macaluso

If you are in search of the LEAST compassionate oral surgeon's office with a LESS than caring and filled with "I don't really care" attitude staff . . . . This is your office! I brought my son to the Wethersfield location to have 4 wisdom teeth extracted at 9:00 am. He is 19 so I did not go in with him, nor was I ever asked if I had any questions or concerns. Not only 15 minutes later I hear my son moaning and wincing in pain. I had to tap on the window to the receptionist and said, " I am pretty sure that I can hear my son, in pain". She tried to tell me that the I was hearing the suction machine. I said "No, that's my son!" She then said "Well, I will go see if he's ok. She closed the window on me, but I slid it back open to see where she went. She pretended to go to the room to check on him, but she did NOT! She came back to the window and said " yes, he's ok. " I didn't say anything about seeing her walk to the door and back but never go into the room or even open the door to the room. My son was now quite so I waited a few more minutes. I thought maybe they had given him something more. I then heard him again this time extremely loud. I knocked on the window again and said, " OK now this is unacceptable, and they need to give him something more- he is clearly feeling this procedure!" This time, she did go in the room and came back to me and said "They are almost done.

That tooth was really impacted. " This is strange because the x-rays prior to this at the pre-op consolation did not show impaction. At about 9:50 am I was called to receive the post op instructions from the women who the Dr referred to as "his assistant". I don't know her name because she never introduced herself. Again, very cold delivery of instructions and when I asked a question regarding the gauze, she spoke over me. By this point, I just wanted to get my son home. When it was time to leave, I was instructed to go out and move my car to the front and they would meet me out there. This woman, the assistant, brought my post-surgery son down from the third floor, in the elevator, by herself. She is small in stature, so I questioned the safety of this because, although my son is not a big person. . . . this is NOT a safe practice for their patients nor for her! At about 2:30 in the afternoon, my son woke up in excruciating pain and concerned because he thought his stitched came out. He had taken the 600mg ibuprofen, as they directed, as soon as we got home (about 10:30) and then at 2:30 he took the prescribed pain med. Because he was in so much pain and worried about sutures, I called the Wethersfield office. Again, I am not sure who I was speaking with because no one ever seems to introduce themselves, not even the surgeon, post op, when he entered the room. But the women I spoke to would not allow me to speak and she would (like the assistant) constantly talk over me.

When I said " We did everything you are saying and what I am saying is . . . " She cut me off and very nasty, said " Right, what I AM SAYING is. . . " To which, I hung up the phone. There is not much that can be done at this point. And unfortunately, I have to give it 1 star for this to post. They made sure they collected every penny before they would even come out to get my son from the waiting room. Wish I had read the reviews prior to choosing them, money seems to be their driver. But the teeth were extracted -so there's that! I immediately contacted our family dental practice to let them know of our experience and that they certainly should NOT be recommending any of their patients to this practice. And they provided me with sound and compassionate medical advice. I will be sure to place this review everywhere and anywhere I can, I work in a large, local, hospital, and I will share this story every chance I get. I hope that by doing so, I will save some one (or their loved one) from a terrible experience.

May 22, 2024

Sharon Furman

I had such wonderful care by Dr.segeesi. He was so supportive and kind. He is a very talented surgeon. Georgia, his assistant was fabulous. Both made a very anxious patient feel so much better. Thank you to the whole team. First day out and almost pain free. Wonderful!

May 11, 2024