Universal Dentistry

Tony Volpone

Awful. They said it would take 6 months to get dentures. It's been over a year, they don't fit right. Talking to them about it is pointless. Many of my appointments were canceled, some less than 20 mins before they were to start. An appointment was made that I wasn't told about, then I was called and asked why I wasn't there. When my upper teeth were removed, I didn't get stitches. I bleed and was dizzy for 4 days and woke of with giants clumps of blood in my mouth. When my lower teeth were removed, I did get stitches and was fine the next day. I was told I couldn't get my lower teeth pulled on the day of my appointment because I had impacted wisdom teeth (they might, someday, maybe, down the line, possibly cause an issue. What kind of issue? I was never told). They threatened to send me home. I was spoken to like I was a child and threatened like this several times. I was told my healing dentures would have to be adjusted a few times during the several months I had them. They were not adjusted once, when I asked for adjustments I was told, "We don't do adjustments on healing dentures until AFTER you get your deluxe ones. The last two months or so I had them, they hurt too much to wear, let alone eat with. I recently went in to get adjustments on the "deluxe dentures" (which aren't deluxe at all. they have a mis-formed tooth by the way) and the tech could not believe that they weren't perfect fitting right away and couldn't believe I needed them worked on. It was impossible to eat right or speak well from Sept 21 to July 22. That's a disgrace. I need my dentures adjusted again, but don't want to call because what's the point? This place is is horrible, if I had to do it again, I'd do it myself before I went here. I'd rather rip out all my own teeth and build my own dentures instead of dealing with these people.

Raymond Groses

What can I say about Universal Dentistry. I have started my implants in November of 2020 today it’s August 2022 and I still don’t have my permanent teeth. I was told when I first went there that it would take 8 to 12 months, well that never happened. I’m well over 1 year and 8 months. If I knew it was going to take this long I would have never done it. They tell you that you will always have teeth during the process but that don’t tell you that you can’t eat with them. Beware of the length of time that they tell you it will take.

Paul Marioni

Renee has been waiting since March for her procedure and told September

Phyllis Dumond

I have nothing but positive remarks! I had 2 crowns done with a preliminary exam and deep cleaning. It was a smooth and painless experience from start to finish over 4 visits. Although they were out of network with my dental plan, they were accommodating with providing the documents for insurance reimbursement. I will be back for future service! Thanks Universal Dentistry! 😀