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Robert Hellmann Inc

Robert Hellmann Inc

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16 Hampton Village Plaza #212, St. Louis, Missouri, 63109, United States
(314) 481-7656
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Feb 5, 2016
Dr. Hellmann and his staff seem very caring, knowledgeable, and professional. Apparently I grew out of my childhood fillings and they were falling out and causing decay I wasn't aware of. I got all 4 holes taken care of with 0 pain and no numbing agents. Of course I was offered numbing agents but declined them. They continuously checked on me to make sure I didn't want numbing agents and that I was comfortable. I was in and out of there in an hour and my mother (who referred me) has also had very positive experiences with them. I haven't been particularly fond of dentists in the past but I will continue to see Dr. Hellmann and his staff as long as I am in the St. Louis area!

Aug 14, 2016
My son saw Dr. Lococo here and she was very knowledgeable and helpful. The staff was courteous and professional.

Mar 24, 2016
Explains everything so you can understand. Very personable. Whole staff is nice.

Aug 22, 2013
IF YOU CARE ABOUT YOUR TEETH, DO NOT GO TO THIS DENTIST!! This dentist runs a shabby, back alley sort of operation in my opinion. It really didn't hit home until I got home and realized Dr. Hellman did an absolute terrible job on my crown, causing further decline in tooth health because of his inept dentistry ability. Here is the kicker, he charged me $2,500 beyond what my insurance paid, WITHOUT TELLING ME, even though I specifically told him to only do as much work as my insurance would pay for. This is bad enough that his office's professionalism (not returning calls, etc.) seems to pale in comparison when considering the flaws.

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