Dental Care 24/7

tionna frazier

Went here because I was having some tooth pain. All of the nurses was super helpful and nice. I have an extreme phobia of needles and they all were very supportive and made me feel safe. It's rare that you find doctor's office or urgent cares that's still have that compassion aspect. So I really appreciate what you guys do and how you treat your patience. Would highly recommend

February 17, 2025

World AccumElites

Great service. Was in and out literally within 2 hrs for a tooth extraction. Simple and convenient to navigate through the whole experience. Great staff... we even shared a few laughs. The pricing was what i expected, but I'd definitely return if ever any future need.

March 26, 2025

Adam Hundley

Not affordable, lies on website, also, it says a payment plan that is false. You have to apply for 1 and you might not be approved, also the clinic is kind of ran like crap and everyone just doesn't want to be there so you get an attitude at the door it's 475 in extraction, none, including the $99 walk in fee plus they charge you full price for antibiotics when you can get them cheaper at a pharmacy.

Just go to Aspen dental everyone's way nicer, and it's much more affordable. And you actually get treated with respect, do yourself a favor and just go there

May 5, 2025

S D

TL;DR - Don't make an appointment online. Call instead, or you will not get your intended appointment. Dentist is competent, but you will have to go through a lot of red tape before he will see you. Prepare to spend an entire day and your entire paycheck for emergency dental care here. Now for the long story: I had a broken tooth with an exposed nerve, it was really starting to hurt, and I was unable to find a dentist willing to see me within the next two weeks, which was what prompted me to seek treatment here. Last Tuesday, March 4, 2025, I made an appointment online for 1pm. I arrived early and was told the dentist would not be in until 6pm. I took public transportation, so I was pretty much stuck there until I could be seen; so there went my whole day.

I had lunch at a local pub and sat in a nearby library while I waited. I returned around 5pm to wait for the dentist to arrive. Having expected to be treated at 1pm and not having planned to eat lunch first, I did not bring a toothbrush, and one was not provided for me at the office; so I had to walk in with a dirty mouth. The initial "exam" was a written questionnaire, a blood pressure reading, and a single X-ray taken by the assistant, which set me back $99. She didn't look into my mouth, and she initially told me the dentist wouldn't speak to me. I was given the option to receive two injections of antibiotics and pain meds, along with prescriptions for oral medications, which I think set me back another $200. The dental assistant -- not the dentist -- went over prices and treatment options with me. Suspicious, I was about to walk away and seek treatment elsewhere.

Not until after I paid for the medication did the dentist agree to speak to me. As I couldn't find another dentist who would see me within the next two weeks, I agreed to get a root canal, which was fairly painless. I was told I would need to come back for a crown. The visit cost me $2200, not including the crown I would need. Dr. Hassan Marwan, the dentist, did a good job, and I will be seeing him in his regular office tomorrow to get a crown and continued dental care. I just wasn't happy with how the clinic is run.

April 4, 2025