Ronald J Lascoe, DMD

Dr. Lascoe is great! He’s always very friendly and personable. I feel like I’ve known him for years. Their office is nice and clean, and staff is friendly and on top of everything. They are also great with sending reminders (love getting emails and texts).
Regarding parking – I haven’t had any issues. There is always free street parking, but you may have to drive around a few times. Try to get there early to scoop it out. If all else fails, there is a valet parking lot for the building.

Ok so I am the worst when it comes to dental work. Dr Lascoe explained in detail that I needed surgery. I am going to say I did about 3 pre-​ops with him and avoided this surgery for over a year. This last time we met he really took even more time going over my fear both the halicon and my teeth falling out. The day of my surgery as soon as I was in the chair he never stopped talking to me. He was so gentle and he has such a kind energy. I truly felt so well taking care of. I didn’t even have pain after. He called me at 7pm that night just to make sure I was ok. I am so grateful for him.

Dr. Lascoe is wonderful! We had just left another office that had provided us with an overwhelming treatment option. My uncle and I were much relived after we met and consulted with Dr. Lascoe. He gave us options and we were very pleased that not only would he provide a treatment that was comfortable for my uncle but that he was even meeting with his dentist. Wow!!! I was very impressed and will recommend him to all my friends and family! He will put a smile on your face just like he did for us!

I had the right side of oral surgery done on my mouth last year so insurance could cover a chunk of it and on the left this January of this year, because my insurance kicked in to finish the second half. My experience with both surgeries has been excellent.
I took a small pill about one hour before surgery as instructed. I remembered everything I said and experienced from the first surgery and remembered everything that I said and experienced from the second surgery, in which I’m writing this review the same day I had the surgery early this morning. As with both surgeries, I was completely calm and relaxed.
The purpose of the pill I took was to benefit me so that I wouldn’t feel anxiety, so I believe the pill is more for me as a patient than the surgeon. After all, you do have to get numbed and the needles can scare some people. With me, he talked me through it as I received my injections to numb the areas where he was going to do the work. He was personable and caring with me and I can say that his staff and office people were kind to me from when I arrived. I’ll never forget their smiles at the front desk. They gave me the impression that they must really like their job.
From the surgery this morning, they lead me to my room, eased me into a comfy dental chair, adjusted it by leaning it back, covered me with a blanket and my bib to prep me. Because the weather was cold this morning, I told them I was a bit cold and they covered me with a second blanket as requested. They talked to me and told me what to expect and after surgery they gave me stuff to take home, like special oral rinse, gauze, shaker ice packs and the dos and donts of eating as I heal properly. When my ride arrived, they helped me out of my chair and were very personable and kind to my husband. My husband asked me how my surgery went and I explained it to him as follows:
During the surgery, the steps Dr. Lascoe took with his assistant and the various equipment used were prepackaged and sterile, because one of the busy assistants had to open up and take out the sterilized surgery equipment onto a tray. His other assistant who worked tirelessly with him during the surgery used the tiny water jet sprayer, the tiny suction tube; also handled the gauze and handed him the right equipment he asked for. Together, they did such a fine and neat job from beginning to end. Not one spot of blood was noticed, tasted nor seen by me. I was comfortable the entire time.
I felt at ease, I felt safe, and it was very professional. I recommend Dr. Lascoe; he’s trustworthy and does a professional job. Keep in mind that this is being written by someone who just had her surgery this morning. As you can see I’m coherent and doing really well and I haven’t taken my pain med, yet. I’ll take it before bed time, tonight, because I’m sensitive to medications. Right now, I’m using one of the little shaker ice packs they gave me on my cheek as I rest, today. I’m sure I’ll heal just as quickly as the last surgery they did on the other side of my mouth. Stitches will be removed next week for follow up and I will be just fine.

Dr. Lascoe was one of the nicest health professionals I’ve ever been to. He was so kind and accommodating to me when I needed to get my dental implant. He got me in only a few days after I had gone in for my first appointment, after his normal business hours, all because he was concerned about being 23 years old about to get a dental implant and going without a real tooth for a few months, assuming that I would want to get the procedure done as soon as possible. He could not have been more right. Dr. Lascoe treated me with such kindness and respect, you could tell that he genuinely cares about his patients.

Lets just get it out in the open, that I am phobic of anything having to do with dental work. Whenever I go to someone new, I cry through the whole procedure, even if it is a cleaning. Needless to say, «endodontist» can bring on nightmares. But not with Dr. Ronald Lascoe.
My first procedure was a frightening «crown lengthening». No sedation, just regular anesthetic. Same with my recent implant procedure. I appreciate the way Dr. L. talks to me. He treats me like an adult, who can be trusted to know about the procedure and the options associated.
His office staff are professional, friendly and immensely patient with all of my questions and concerns. They communicate well with me, reminding me of protocols, appointments, etc.
I am so glad I found Dr. Lascoe. And if I ever need another procedure or implant, there’s no one else I would rather turn to for the work.
Thanks for a great experience!

I can’t say that Dr. Lascoe is a bad dentist. In fact, his work is quite good.
I won’t recommend Dr. Lascoe because I find his practice unethical with regards to disclosure regarding sedation.
Dr. Lascoe advised me to take Halcion before both my dental extraction and subsequent implant. I was told that the drug would relax me, and make the procedure more tolerable.
There was no mention that Halcion is an amnestic, and that the goal of the drug, aside from making the patient relaxed and pliable, is to make the patient forget the procedure ever happened. It does nothing to alleviate pain, or serve any other purpose but to make the procedure easier for the doctor.
On my return to Dr. Lascoe’s office for the second procedure, the office staff, including Dr. Lascoe, were suprised that I remembered anything, and, in fact, Dr. Lascoe kept on trying to re-​iterate that I couldn’t remember anything from the procedure.
I guess he found one of those rare patients that the drug doesn’t work well on.
I resent the fact that I was basically duped regarding the type of medication I was being given, and not told upfront about the amnestic side-​effects of the drug.
In addition one of the office staff, Peggy, is Dr. Lascoe’s pit bull regarding monetary affairs, dunning me for monies that I had already paid up front, and encouraging me to finance procedures at credit-​card interest rates (or find another dentist) because they did not want to wait for my insurance company to pay them!
Find someone who’s a good dentist that is also honest with his patients.