Dentists

Hands down the best primary care doctor I've had in years! My wife and I are both patients at this clinic and have nothing but praise for Doctor Weber and Doctor Moll, along with his courteous and professional staff!!!

Dr Zbaraschuck has an excellent facility with knowledgeable staff.

I appreciate Dr. Guthrie's direct approach. He empowers me to be proactive with my health. He listens, has a sense of humor and works with confidence that creates trust. I'm a 67-year-old grandmother who trusts him, and my 14-year-old granddaughter trusts him. He provides an attitude and atmosphere of "wellness".

Was told I needed many fillings, so I went ahead and got a couple done. I felt skeptical that I would need that many fillings, so I ended up going to two other dentists who told me my teeth were fine and I had nothing to worry about. Thanks for ruining some otherwise perfect teeth Sunrise. AVOID!

I saw Roberta over some concerns that I had, I found her to be professional, warm and knowledgeable. I had a very pleasant experience with her and would recommend her services. I noted that she doesn't just provides a service, she actually educates her clients on the fundamentals.

The dentists and dental hygienists are wonderful. I would give them 5 stars if I was just reviewing them. Before I made an appointment I called to ask if the dentist accepts my insurance. I was told "yes". Nothing else was said about my insurance so I excitedly booked appointments for myself and my daughter. We went to the appointments and were both impressed by the dentist and staff. My daughter had to have continued work done so once again we made an appointment to come back. During this time we received a large bill in the mail. Our insurance had changed (military insurance) so I assumed that they had billed the wrong insurance company. I called and spoke to the office manager. I told her that our insurance had changed and she said it was no problem and that she would submit the bill to the correct insurance. Nothing else was said about my insurance. I never heard anything else about it so I assumed it was all fixed. We went to my daughters next appointment. When I was leaving the lady at the front desk stopped me and asked if I would be paying the "rather large balance on your account" I was shocked to see that I owed a ton of money. I felt there must be some mistake. I have been a military spouse for over 15 years and have never seen such a huge dentist bill. It was then that the lady at the desk informed me that my insurance is "out of network" and that is why I had such a huge bill. I was so upset! First of all, I would never had made the appointment if I had been told that when I called and literally asked, "do you take MetLife?" Every single time I move I have to find a new dentist and I always ask in this way. Never have I been told yes if they are out of network. Second of all, I certainly wouldn't have come a second time to have major work done for my kid if I had known! I felt deceived! I was told it is my responsibility to check to see if the dentist is in network. I told them, "what do you think was my purpose in calling and asking if you took my insurance?" Their response was that I should have called my insurance first. This whole problem could have been solved by the office staff answering my question honestly. Here, let me give you an example, " Hi do you take MetLife?" "We do take Metlife but we are out of network." "Out of network? I have never heard of that. What does that mean?" " It means that you will pay much more out of pocket than if you went to a network provider." "ok thanks, I will have to look for an in network provider. Have a nice day!" The office staff had several opportunities to tell me the truth and they did not. That day at the office I literally started crying when I heard that I had been seen at the out of network provider. I work very hard to stay on a budget and now I have a bill that I will be paying for the next 12 months at least. I am so disgusted by this.