Pituch Daniel W DMD MD PC

I went in to have all four of my wisdom teeth removed (two of which were impacted.) I was absolutely terrified and I had never been under anesthesia before, but I can’t say how positive of an experience Dr. Pituch and his entire staff were. He was extremely gifted at placing the IV, I barely felt it. (I have a long history of passing out around needles, so this is a lot, coming from me.) and everyone was very kind. When I originally went in for the surgical consult, he sat and faced me, explaining the problem, which seems small, but it goes a long way to connect with your patients. I would absolutely recommend him to anyone needing an oral surgeon.

I had a tooth growing in my maxillary sinus, before learning of Dr. Pituch I consulted an ENT, who told me not to worry if he couldn’t get it out during surgery, I had to have all my sinuses operated on, he said the tooth wasn’t causing problems. I sought a second opinion from Dr. Berrylyn Ferguson who said that tooth must come out, it looks like their is infection around it. She recommend Dr. Pituch, wow, first impression, what a nice friendly guy! He treats you like you are his only patient. He took his time, explained everything to me, scheduled the surgery within 2weeks. He came in to see me and mark my cheek on the day of surgery, he has such a great sense of humor, really makes you feel confident and calm. The surgery was pretty extensive but I have very light bruising, minimal swelling, and only pain on the day of surgery, which I was well taken care of. Next morning, no pain, I didn’t need any pills, and feel tired but good. I would recommend Dr. Pituch in a heart beat! He is wonderful as is his staff both in the office and hospital.

So I’ve been avoiding the dentist for years now. I guess it wasnt so much on purpose but I didnt have insurance so that helped in avoiding the dentist too. My last dental experience was so traumatic that I don’t even really want to think about it. It ended up with a dentist on my lap pulling on my wisdom tooth trying to get it out! Oh and me with tears coming down my face. I said NEVER EVER again! pain meds and antibiotics AND some mouthwash stuff.
2 weeks later I get a call from the Drs office telling me my insurance approved my IV sedation… a week later I am scheduled for the surgery.
I got to the office and was freaking out. I kept having flash backs of what happened at the other dentist office. The dental assistant was soooooooo nice to me and told me to relax and watch TV until the doctor came in. A few mins later the Dr came in and started talking to me. He was so nice. He was kinda quick and sneaky about putting me out.lol. I think he could really tell that I was extremely nervous and didnt want to be there.
Before I knew it I was waking up. The whole time my 14 month old, 7 year old AND fiancé waited in the waiting room. From the time I showed up until the time I was leaving was 1 hour 3mins!!! I am telling you .this dentist is the best. Anyways, fast forward to about a month ago. I had been having some pain in my one wisdom tooth that was broken off and infected and a molar that was also infected. On the other side of my mouth I had another tooth that was needing to come out too before it got infected. So 3 teeth in total needed to come out. Dr P said that he could give me a root canal and save the one but it was going to cost me around $ 1400.00. Well I don’t have that type of money so out the tooth came. Lucky for me I had the dentist office submit for me to have IV sedation. I left the Drs office with a script for