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End of session (browser)
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2 years after last activity
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18 months
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2 years
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Used by Google Analytics to determine which links on a page are being clicked
30 seconds
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ID used to identify users
2 years
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ID used to identify users for 24 hours after last activity
24 hours
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1 minute
Went in as an emergency in excruciating pain. Haven't slept in 2 days suffering. They refused treatment because I'm 7 weeks pregnant. Although pregnancy guidelines suggest not x-raying for Routine reasons. This is not routine. My health matters too so you turned me away with an active infection and no treatment on a holiday weekend when everything is closed for the next several days. I understand being cautious in situations like a preventive visit but in a dental emergency you need to consider the mother's well being and not send me home with an active infection and no treatment. It could Kill me.
As a client who had a lot of work done with them and paid out of pocket 10,000.00(which I'm still paying) not including insurance billing. I went in yesterday because a crown came off as I was removing my partials. The person who checked my crown said it was clean inside she couldn't detect cement. I just needed recementing. I was told that my insurance is no longer excepted with them as 4/1/26(I made appointment on 4/3/26 but could only be seen 4/7/26). I get it but I thought I would still be covered under warranty, and I was told it was a year in January, and I was no longer covered. They wanted me to pay 130.00 just for a drop of cement. I took my crown and left without getting work done. I will still go in and pay my balance every month but would never consider utilizing them again. I had 2 people I worked with have bad experiences as well. I think it's a shameful business practice that something as minor as that couldn't had just been done. I also noticed a change when I didn't use their referral for further work because I couldn't afford it. They canceled my cleaning and said there was nothing else they can do for me; I still went in the same day to pay my monthly bill. Staff is always pleasant, but I've been misquoted for billing twice and was told after care credit approved my original cost they forgot to add in some additional costs over 3000.00 which I pay off every month as indicted, Even my partials were not correct on first visit before tooth extractions and had to be delayed 2 more weeks. I still keep giving them a chance even when thier estimate and work was exceeding higher than previous quote. So, for them not to be able to recement a simple crown was last straw.
I received a past-due bill that contained virtually no identifying information — no explanation of charges, no dates of service, no provider details, and not even the name of the dental practice. The only way I was able to determine the bill was supposedly for me was by searching the return address online. To make matters worse, the bill referenced a dentist I have never even met. When I called for clarification, I was placed on hold for an excessive amount of time before speaking with a receptionist who was dismissive and unnecessarily rude. I was vaguely told the charge was related to a service from September, but when I requested an itemized breakdown of the charges to be mailed or emailed to me, I was told to “call my insurance company” instead. That is completely unacceptable customer service. Patients should not have to investigate mysterious past-due bills on their own or rely on their insurance company to explain charges your office generated. Sending a collection-style bill with no details, no transparency, and no professionalism is incredibly frustrating. Based on this experience, it is unfortunately not surprising to hear there has been significant staff turnover. Clear communication, organization, and respectful treatment of patients should be basic expectations for any medical or dental practice.
The Office staff were so attentive and friendly. Dr. Girgis and his dental team took their time and made sure my appointment went better than expected. 10/10
Amazing Doctor and Team! I’ve had the pleasure of getting my teeth cleaned by both hygienists and they are both great! Would highly recommend!