St. Peter's Dental Center

Deborah Sigrist

Terrible patient service. My daughter in law arrived from Russia & had full Medicaid dental coverage. She developed an abscessed tooth. The dentist put her on antibiotics & told to stay on them 4 -6 weeks till insurance company responded. As a RN I knew the care was sub standard. We changed practices & the dentist determined there was no abscess, no need for antibiotics; only an oral rinse. Within 2 days she fully recovered. We were charged for the dentist to look in her mouth. I was shocked by the terrible medical/dental care and customer service. Avoid this practice did possible.

Alisha Mcfadden

The worst dentist you can ever go to they change appointments and let you know at the last minute they start Working your mouth and don’t finish they got a bunch of students working in your mouth I don’t know what they doing causing more pain than what you’re going through just a horrible worst experience so recommend no one goes there

Emily K

I rarely give reviews but I feel morally obligated. This place is income based which is why many people come here, noticeably, and sadly, our most vulnerable groups in society, the elderly. I took a family member to this clinic. He needed to have a tooth pulled. Instead of pulling it, they told him they could save it and they would do a root canal. They numbed him, started drilling, then told him they didn’t have time to finish, gave him a temp filling and sent him home with an appointment card for a follow up. A few weeks later, we went back, they drilled, told him they ran out of time and to come back in two weeks. We came back in two weeks and…again! Drilling and ran short on time, come back. Covid happened, everything shut down and he now had a gaping hole in his tooth. One year later, he called for an appointment which was going to be 6 months away. I called telling them they destroyed an already bad tooth and now he’s in pain. They made an appointment for the following week. We went to Albany AGAIN! They looked at him for five min and told him that his tooth can’t be saved and he needs to go see an oral surgeon because they’re not qualified to pull his tooth. So finally we went to a real dentist, paid the cash to have it pulled. You have been warned. Borrow money if you have to in order to see an actual Dr, and please stay away. Especially if you’re making an appointment for someone you love.

Sharron McCullough

I am so impressed with this dental clinic from the office staff to the providers. They have been professional, kind and pleasant to deal with. The staff educate, address your needs and provide excellent care. It's a very busy place and the office women are always helpful and patient.