Dentists

Great Orthodontist. I am in my late 40s and Dr. Golden was recommended to me by my dentist and neighbor. He takes time to explain and is a perfectionist! And... has a great "bedside manor". I wish I had him as a doctor back when I was 12 years old! I have already recommended him to others. Nice staff too. Highly recommended.

Wonderful, kind treatment. My kids really appreciate Dr Philips and his tender care. Dr Philips does wonderful work and is always accessible if there is some emergency.

I'm going to enjoy working at CDSF clinic today. It's great to work with such a competent staff and meet new people in need. Making it a great day!

Was just in for new filling. Painless and well done. Highly recommend. As a physician myself I appreciate a professional and courteous office.

Dr. Vitale had been my dentist for over 15 years. He provides excellent care and I highly recommend him for dental care in Wheaton, IL!!

Greatest dentist I've ever had. He got me to floss regularly and my teeth have never been healthier...except when I guzzle sugary drinks...but don't tell Dr. Koehler... Great guy and great practice.

Dr Dale is the kindest and most compassionate dentist I have ever been to! He has a very calming demeanor, which is perfect for me since I have dental fear LOL. His staff couldn't be any friendlier. Dr Dale sets the tone for the practice and all of his employees follow his example. He doesn't have the latest bells and whistles in the office, but I'd rather have a great dentist who does fantastic work like Dr Dale than someone who isn't as compassionate but has lasers flying everywhere. I moved across the country but still fly back to Illinois to have dental appointments at Dr Dale's office. He's that good.

Horrific. Jennifer Enriquez, the office "manager" lacks any empathy for anyone. I was running late with my twins, I called and asked if I needed to reschedule, she said to come in as long as it wasn't 15 minutes past the time. We were in the building by 10 minutes past. I had to search for the right elevator, then navigate the labyrinth of offices downstairs. I got to their office 21 minutes past. Even though I had called, made them aware and asked ahead of time if I needed to reschedule, when I got there the receptionist looked worried. She said she would ask the doctor. She never got the chance. Jennifer appeared from her office behind the desk and said no absolutely not no one is asking the doctor your twins will not be seen today. I was taken aback by her unwillingness and down right refusal to compromise. I asked her if this is how she runs her office and she said yes. She then told me that the school forms were due 10/15/2017 and looked at me in the most condescending way a person could look. I told her that our district forms were due 5/15/2017 and asked if she was trying to say something about me. She only smirked. All in front of my children. I asked for the name and number of her manager and she gave me a FAX NUMBER. I did get ahold of corporate and they are investigating her. I have panic disorder and let there in a complete panic attack. There was no reason for her to be so incredibly rude. She refused to even talk to the doctor. Things happen and people have issues that cause them to be late. In my case is was twin boys, one getting out of class late and the other one afraid of elevators, which I let her know about. I asked her for an apology for her rudeness and attitude. She refused and said no I am not going to do that. I worked for 13 years in the banking industry and have managed branches. By the book is not always possible in every situation. There are people and situations that require us to go with the flow. She needs a lesson in humility and a lesson in flexibility. We do not know what clients are experiencing in their day to day lives and being in the health care industry it is so important to be mindful of that.