Orland Park Dental Specialist

Perfect from start to finish (minus all the pain I was in). Receptionists were pleasant, appointments were convenient and easy to schedule, assistants and doctors listened to me and worked professionally to solve my pain without any unnecessary procedures. Insurance billing was quick and painless and they take Care Credit so I could finance what was left. I wish they could be my regular dentists!

Very nice offices and MDs but seemed to be more worried about payment than treating me. Said I needed extraction and then put me in a conference room alone for 15 minutes waiting to set up the business end. I split and went out to seek extraction of my tooth from whomever I can. I have more money than these dentists and they are worried about payment rather than relieving my discomfort.

Visited OPDS today for a root canal. The offices are gorgeous and convey a sense confidence and prestige. Staff was extremely professional and pleasant. No one wants to have a root canal, but it honestly was one of the most comfortable dental visits I’ve ever had. My comfort seemed their first priority. My Dr. answered every question, so I understood exactly what was going to happen. I was a root canal newbie and quite nervous. Will not hesitate to go back if this need ever arises.
I would recommend this practice to anyone with a special shout-​out to Dr. Urzua.

I’ve visited this office a long time ago with much success. Recently, I was referred by my regular dentist for implants. Dr. G recommended that I get implants instead of a partial. He did a phenomenal job on the implants. Every follow-​up appointment I asked about my bill to make sure the insurance company covered their portion since I already paid over $ 2000 out of pocket and I’m expected to pay them $ 800 more and my regular dentist about $ 1500 more for the crowns. When I called to confirm my next appointment and inquired about the bill, I was told that the insurance company refused to pay because I could’ve received a partial. I only acted on the advise of the dentist. Dentistry is his specialty, not mine. I stressed to one of the billing specialists my goals from the beginning and what my financial capabilities are. If those needs couldn’t be met, then I would’ve postponed the implants. Besides, they had my insurance information atleast a month before I even had the procedure so they could’ve verified what was covered. The receptionist today told me that unfortunately the remaining balance is all mine (another $ 1000). If I wanted to spend $ 5,000 out of pocket, I could’ve shopped around. I feel duped.