Michael Dachowski & Michael Sock, DMD

My son went to this office for a second procedure. The Dr. put the wrong code on our bill which was not accepted by the dental insurance which these providers participate in!!! They refused to change the code for the proper payment! teamsters by law could not make them change it. Therefore, we have to pay the bill! We agreed to pay a small payment each month. Though we paid the first payment which they cashed!!!, they reported us to a credit collector! If they would have done the moral/​right thing, this all could have been avoided!

Congrats Dr. Michael Dachowski and associate Dr. Mike Sock! Philadelphia Magazine voted your services #1
for 2015! This is five consecutive years holding this title!
They do not even advertise in this magazine this is purely based on patients satisfaction. Be Well Philly thank you for
educating the public on who to go to for dental implants,
Wisdom tooth removal as well as corrections needed to the mouth and jaw. Dr. Mike Dachowski and Dr. mike Sock
Have helped numerous trauma victims with mouth, jaw,
And facial injuries at St. Mary Trama ER and their ²⁴⁄₇
care is appreciated by many patients and their families.
University of Penn and Duke trained and affiliated with
Children’s hospital for trauma. We are fortunate to have skilled doctors take care of the public.

I was referred to the doctor’s office for a tooth extraction. And while the procedure went well, I was not so happy when I was required to pay $ 408.00 in full for the extraction.
I took the two prescriptions to the drug store to be filled and only had one filled. When I went to get the medicine, I found out it was not recommended given another RX I take. I called the office to let them know the situation and was told that someone would get back to me. Well, they did not get back to me that day nor the next, nor the next.
Thank goodness I have a high tolerance for pain. The way I see it, they pulled my tooth, showed me a nice video about dental transplants while I’m waiting for the novacain to numb my gums (that’s real calming) and then took my money.
Here is is a month later and while the doctors have been paid from my insurance, I’ve not received a refund. When I called the office, I was told that they cut checks once a month and I will be receiving my check shortly.
RUDE, RUDE, RUDE the whole practice is without any accountability.
GO elsewhere if you’re looking for any kind of follow up.

Made an appointment because we were referred by our primary Dentist. Came with referral for a consultation which was covered according to Aetna. When asked for personal information for payment, it was explained that the visit was covered. The office help said unless I signed my name on their application and gave my SS# they were not going to see my 10 year old! Basically denying dental coverage on a plan that pays them to do the consultation! Stay away from this office! Dr. Sock came out and verified his non compassion for a 10 year old that had adequate Dental coverage thru Aetna. He asked us to find another Dr. if we did not want to sign his payment guarantee document, even though it was covered! When asked what the cost was for the consult they could not tell me! Stay away from this office and this Doctor!

I have been to this office a few times over the past 4 months for an extraction and an implant. I pretty much knew what I was getting into cost wise as implants typically aren’t covered under insurance. Dr. Dachowski’s professionalism, interpersonal skills and the overall friendliness of his staff made the experience virtually stress free. Dr. Dachowski has an excellent practice and he is extremely knowledgeable. I recommend him highly.

About a week ago I was referred to Dr. Dachowski for a routine dental extraction. The office in Doylestown was easy to find, and the staff were all extremely nice, although they did not accept my insurance.
The extraction itself was pretty rough. They went at it like a guy with a jackhammer breaking up concrete. The last time I had this done (elsewhere), it went much more smoothly and painlessly, but I guess every tooth is different.
They sent me off with two prescriptions: antibiotics (amoxycillin) and painkillers (vicodin). I had them filled shortly after I got home and took them exactly as directed.
The next morning I awoke with terrible nausea. At first I thought it was because I hadn’t eaten much the previous day, but it only got worse. Out of curiosity, I researched vicodin and found that nausea was a common side effect. Why would a doctor prescribe something like this? I didn’t take any more after that (it wasn’t helping much with the mouth pain, anyway, which was tame in comparison.) I continued to take the antibiotics, since I’d never had problems with them before.
By late afternoon, the nausea and dizziness had become so severe that I could not even sit up without feeling like I was going to pass out. In the evening, I finally crawled to a phone and rang the doctor. He was dismissive and said that nothing he’d given me could have caused such a reaction. Then he suggested I might have (coincidentally) come down with the flu! Finally he told me to stop taking the antibiotics. Talk about making it up as you go along. He told me that in a few hours the symptoms would fade as the drugs got out of my system. I fell asleep, still feeling it, around 4 am.
The next morning I felt relatively better, but now several days later my stomach still doesn’t feel quite right.
If your regular dentist tries to refer you here, ask for somebody else!