Loeffler & Pitt Dental Assoc

Shabby work at a ridiculous price. These dentists are CROOKS! Dr. Pitt charged me $800 for TWO temporary crowns. He only made ONE crown that covered two teeth. The reason I found out that it was only one crown, was because it broke apart into 3 pieces, and only 3 weeks after it was put in. Dr. Pitt told me that ""they"" would last for 6 months. The office refused to bill my insurance company (most likely because of the outrageous price they charged). They told me that the insurance doesn't pay for temporary crowns, which is NOT true, my insurance pays for 80% of temporary crowns, but not at the outrageous prices that they want. They also will give you an appointment for cleaning and exam, and then when you get there, they will only do the exam and tell you that you need to come in another time for a cleaning, and then charge you for two office visits as well as the exam and cleaning. The total charge for a cleaning and exam was over $350. Stay clear of this office if you value your hard earned money and your teeth. more

When we moved to this area a few years ago we asked our dentist how to find a new dentist. He suggested we look at dentists with the MAGD certification which means they are committed to and actually keep up with the latest in dental care. We searched and found only a few dentists in this area who were willing to put in the extra effort and time to be MAGD. We choose Leoffler & Pitt and could not be more satisfied with their services and care for us as clients. We would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for a quality dentist. more

They are more interested in making money than patient care. They insisted on not doing the cleaning at my husband’s first visit & made him come back 2 weeks later. Then they have the nerve to submit full bills ($145) for EACH visit. Our dental insurance didn't even cover part of it: Loeffler-Pitt charges more than twice what others charge, just for a cleaning by a HYGIENIST. \r On top of that, on the first visit, my husband asked for costing to have 3 teeth slightly filed, and while the dentist was looking at his teeth, said it would be $22 per tooth for a total of $66. On the 2nd visit when he had the filing done, the dentist suddenly decided to file 10 teeth and then billed us for $220. \r This practice is way overpriced and not interested in patient care.\r Pros: nice facility, friendly staff Cons: overpriced, mediocre service, perpetual upselling more