Shor Dental

Dr. Shor and his staff are friendly and kind. They treat each client like a good friend and take great care in the work that they do. The staff is always happy and willing to listen to any of your concerns and answer questions. If they cannot offer a service, such as removing wisdom teeth, Dr. Shor will recommend a great orthodontic surgeon. I have been a patient of Dr. Shor for many years and always leave his office happy. I highly recommend visiting Dr. Shore!

I recommend Dr. Shor to everyone. I had my fillings done with different doctor but all of them were poorly done. I went to Dr. Shor Dental to fix them and had the most positive experience I’ve had at a dentist in quite awhile. He was very attentive and fixed all my teeth in 1 visit.
I go back every time to do my cleaning as well. The dental hygienist is amazing and knows what she is doing.

Dr. Shor is very knowledgeable, thorough, methodical, willing to explain his plans and answer your questions. He does not push sales and give you time to make up your mind.

I have been using Dr. Shor for several years now and am very pleased with his practice.
I would highly recommend him

Dr. Shor is awesome! I’ve been going there for a few years now. I had a terrible cleaning one time and told him about it. Next thing you know, I got flowers delivered to my work apologizing about my experience. He also said that from now on, he or his wife would specifically do my cleanings moving forward.
Today I was caught in bad traffic headed to my appointment. I called them to let them know and to possibly cancel since I knew I was going to be 15 minutes late. They were very accommodating and said that it was totally okay and they were going to do as much as they could and they’ll even go over my appointment time if needed.

Probably the single best dentist I have ever had. The whole office is incredibly friendly and they go out of their way to help you! Dr. Shor is extremely nice and knowledgable and I wish I could keep him as my dentist forever!

Dr. Shor is a great dentist and does amazing work with care. I had some major dental work that he handled beautifully and even sent me a wonderful bouquet of flowers after the process was over to congratulate me on all the work being completed. How thoughtful is that!!! He truly cared about my situation and worked to get it resolved.
Dr Shore is wonderful. The front office is now run by Ruth, who is very nice. Pam was just as great.
All and all… 5 stars!

Professional, fast, thorough. I don’t want someone to hold my hand a lot or make a lot of talk, but I DO care about getting my technical questions answered! They strike just the right balance, AND they’re close. A win.

The last dentist I went to was a New Age sleazebag, so I came to Unilocal to look for a good, solid practictioner, someone I could trust. I think I found him in Eastlake Dental. During my recent exam, Dr. Schor was very personable yet professional. He was very communicative during every step of the exam. He made recommendations, but didn’t try to sell me on any procedure. His receptionist, Ruth, and his dental assistants were also very helpful and friendly. I will definitely be visiting him regularly from now on.

Dr. Shor came highly recommended to do my implant work and I’ve been very happy with his work. I’ve never had a dentist spend so much time himself on me. He’s very caring, meticulous, and careful.
He’s very available and has always made time for my many concerns about the complicated implant work I’ve been doing. He makes himself available to paitents at all hours and days.
I left my former dentist after she expressed total glee at me needing an implant after an old root canal failed. She «did her best» to glue the old crown back in and didn’t even clean or disinfect the old crown. It fell out again days later.
By contrast Dr. Shor spent 20 minutes explaining my different options to to repair the missing tooth area. To give me time to think about the options he disinfected the old crown and and managed to glue the old one in so well that it was hard to remove 2 months later when it was removed for my implant surgery.
My implant is going well and he works very closely with my surgeon. Dr. Shor has my highest recommendation.

Best dentist clinic I’ve been to. Been going there for the past 2 years.
Alex is quick, courteous, and VERY knowledgeable. He does not push sales! He recommends options to you and leaves it up to you to decide to do it or not.
Office staff Pam is super friendly.
Routine cleaning is actually a GOOD experience for me.
Even though my MetLife crap insurance doesn’t cover much, I am however glad to stick with them.
This is coming from a guy who has HATED dentists all his life…

I am a stay at-​home mom with a busy schedule and Eastlake was one office that could accomodate my needs. When I first went to the office I was on a tight time limit and the assistant was aware of this. They got me right in and with a very thorough exam, I was right out. I have had two other appointments since this and have had nothing but great experiences! I would recommend this office to any of my friends and family. The staff is very friendly and fast.

I should note that I went to Eastlake Dental two years ago and hated it so much I haven’t been back, so for all I know it’s just marvelous by now.
I should have known better than to act on the recommendation of a guy who kept a jar of mayonnaise in the office fridge to dip rolled-​up pieces of cheap bologna in, who wore pleated purple pants, and who ended up getting himself fired when the department manager walked into the bathroom and found him accusing another guy of stealing his paper towel. But I thought going to a dentist near my office would be convenient.
Be that as it may, at the time I went there, Eastlake Dental had the most awful kind of cloyingly-​friendly receptionist, who wouldn’t just let you sit there looking at a magazine but had to try to induce you to say things so she could agree fulsomely with them. If you didn’t say anything she would just pretend you had, so that she could agree fulsomely with whatever it was she had pretended you had said.
They made you fill out a long, long questionnaire all about what you thought your smile looked like and other such immaterial things, and then took a picture of you grimacing and of your upper and lower teeth (glistening, naturally, with spit) to print out and give to you, presumably in the hopes you would post it on your refrigerator and looking at it every day would bring on a crisis of confidence that would lead you to run to them with pleas to help, help, help, please make you look presentable, to heck with the cost.
When I went for my initial exam, there was a new assistant who had just started that day. She didn’t know what she was doing, so everything took a really long time, and she had the hiccups, as well. Every employee has to have a first day, and you can hardly blame a girl for having the hiccups, but as time went on it started to seem part of an innocuous-​seeming but sinister pattern.
They didn’t have a panoramic x-​ray, so they took half a billion of those bite-​wing x-​rays, with lots of overly cheery advice on how not to throw up.
As part of what was starting to seem their quest to waste as much of my time as possible, they made me make an entirely separate appointment, between the initial exam and the cleaning, for a «consultation» on the state of my mouth. At this consultation I had to bite down on one of those gag-​inducing x-​ray films again, since they had somehow screwed up on developing the first one they took.
At the cleaning, they had a fancy water-​jet cleaning tool, but there was a problem with the water supply, so it kept overheating, and then the hygienist would turn it off and sit around waiting for it to cool down, and then try again, and it would overheat, and she would ask the assistant to fiddle with the valve, and the assistant would fiddle, to no avail, and then the hygienist would start up again, and the thing would overheat, and so on, until at long last she gave up and resorted to old-​fashioned scraping with metal tools, which I heartily wished she’d just done in the first place.
When I went for a filling, after a protracted wrestle with a rubber dam that was, I guess, supposed to keep things from falling down my throat, they finally got it placed right, whereupon the dentist proceeded to drill a hole in it. Then she and the assistant (who didn’t, at least, have hiccups this time) debated at length what to do about that, eventually giving up and reverting to wadding my mouth with cotton rolls. In the meantime, this assistant and the other assistant, who kept walking back and forth along the hallway, carried on a running argument about whether or not there were tools missing from the tray my dentist was using.
My confidence was undermined.
Oh, and they were expensive, too.