Absolute Dental

So I am the Unilocaler but my mom is the client here. She had some bad service here and had nothing but bad things to say about the previous dentist at this location. Payment had already been made, work was in progress and she would not go back. Uh, ohh now what!
NOW — there is a nice, knowledgeable and approachable dentist here and since these things go hand in hand the staff is nice, knowledgeable and approachable now too. Thank goodness! Can you hear my huge sigh of relief? A giant thank you to everyone at Absolute Dental! I am glad to know my mom is finally getting her work done!

This dental group is based on overcharging on every service that they delivet. They demanded that I get two expensive crowns that I probably didn’t need. They then demanded that I get a «deep cleaning» of my teeth at a cost of $ 1500.00. I refused their demand to get the deep cleaning. I had an appointment to get a $ 100.00 cleaning which was covered by my insurance. I showed up for the cleaning and the hygienist agreed to give me a normal cleaning. Then the office manager came out an argued with me while I sat in the exam chsir. She said I had to get the $ 1500.00 cleaning. I said no and they made me get out of the chair and leave thei office. They over billed me for the crowns. They billed me for a cleaning that I didn’t get. These people are frsuds and rip off artusts.
I’m never going back… and the public should be forewarned.
Poor customer service. my crowns were poorly gitted, They left glue all over my crowns that I can’t remove. I can’t floss between the teeth with new crowns.

Okay so I took a chance after the less than stellar reviews here and couldn’t be happier that I did.
Absolute Dental isn’t «spa like» and no you don’t have a serene quiet fancy room of your own. Some would call it «assembly line» dentistry. So? I call it efficient! And because it’s efficient it’s also way more affordable. In my 3 appointments I’ve never spent more than 10 minutes in the waiting room which is a shame because it is a very nice waiting room.
When you’re taken back all the magic happens in the same area and in the same chair from X-​rays to exam to work. Dr. Nahim, bless his heart, appears to be as busy as a one armed paper hanger going from patient to patient. You would think he would be frazzled. He’s not. In fact I was a bit surprised by the care he shows. He even asked if I was feeling well and if I had had breakfast before beginning my marathon appointment that led to 6 crowns, a bridge, and a very amazing new smile.
Every employee appears to be «teamwork» oriented helping each other every step of the way. Saw that in all 3 of my visits. Same goes for the front desk staff.
I do have to say one negative thing and I can’t blame the dental office. It took an extra week for the lab to complete my work so be advised there could be a delay if you’re having crowns, bridges, etc.
I’m impressed overall with the staff and I am beyond THRILLED with the outcome of all their hard work! Thank you Absolute Dental!

I was apprehensive after reading the reviews to bring my two children here, one of which was her visit to a dentist. I took my chances and hoped for the best though as convenient the location was and as easy as it was to schedule the appts for both of my kids with such short notice.
The office was beautifully decorated and comfortable to wait in. From there, I was greeted by a personable reception staff that thankfully didn’t have a trace of «we are tired of this redundant job», Instead they were upbeat and helpful and later in the visit were upfront about the care my kids needed, if it really needed to be done and what insurance would cover.
By the time I was done filling out the paperwork, they had both kids back and one x-​rayed already. Next it was time to meet the dentist. It was his first day in the office, he was enthusiastic, as well as polite and was not intimidating to the kids.
The hygienists were quick and efficient with the cleaning and we were out of there with two gift certificates in hand for being good patients.
I definitely wanted to give the whole staff a compliment because too often we only hear the complaints. They ALL provided service above the standards with the time and care that they took and were so great that they deserve a nice compliment for a job very well done! It was greatly appreciated!

The worst dental experience ever. They started working on my teeth before they were numb and almost put a filling on the wrong one. You feel exposed sitting in their stalls where everyone can see you. No privacy. They said I was paid in full but then later decided I wasn’t and now billing me. I will never go back to them again.

This was the worst Dental Office I ever visited by far! The doctor is pushy, disrespectful, and does not listed to his staff or his patients. He also does not know the meaning of boundaries when it comes to personal space. He is very arrogant!

I have to admit, the staff were friendly. The only thing that I really feel uncomfortable is that they push to have service (s) done (e.g., cosmetic). When you are retired and on a flat income, you want everything upfront. My husband was scheduled for another cleaning and just because he had a deep cleaning they automatically assumed that he has to have one again. When asked about the cost and if his insurance covers, they said «no» as he had 1 deep cleaning per year so this one is out of pocket and they wouldn’t know the cost till he comes over and get assessed.
My other concern is that, not just with this dentistry, but when you go to another dentist and you are a new patient– why do they have to make it mandatory to have a full ex-​ray even if you have it within a year? They could also request your info. from another dentist not to be subjected to unnecessary costs and pain. The insurance company covers part of it, if not the whole amount only once a year (or for some insurance, once every 2 years.) Correct me if I am wrong, but isn’t it the patient’s prerogative to have an ex-​ray or to decline it?
–Gina A.

It’s always slow and they have terrible bedside manner. My mom waited an hour and a half in the chair after her scheduled time for a checkup. They had to schedule me again for my cleaning because the hygienist was busy and couldn’t fit me in for the time they scheduled me. Now I’m here, still in the lobby, waiting 40 mins (so far!!) for my 2^nd scheduled cleaning.
A guy across from me has been waiting for his son for two hours, and the dentist is trying to schedule his son for an implant when they don’t want one. They’re pretty much denying him a bridge and not allowing the father to talk to the dentist.
If you’re extremely patient and enjoy being upsold every time you’re here, enjoy your visit!