Reception is immediately rude to you and their lack of compassion is unparalleled. Then they put you in an exam room with an open door and you get to watch SO many people ignore you for 47 minutes until the doctor walks in and doesn't introduce himself and getting him to answer questions is like trying to pull teeth. (Terrible pun intended because this was a terrible experience for my daughter.)
All that being said, the procedure went okay
Cammie Barker · 5 out of 5 stars · 3 weeks ago
When a dental emergency popped up, Ms. Kelly was extremely helpful in making sure that we were able to get services as soon as possible. She was thoughtful, accommodating, and urgent as we navigated a very stressful and physically painful situation and helped get an appointment as soon as possible.
briaabriaa · 1 out of 5 stars · 2 months ago
Horrible experience so far. And i havent even made it to the clinic yet… whoever is answering the phones in there… IS NOT answering the phone.. needs to be fired… they put you on hold and wait for you to hang up and when you dont they hang up on you instead… just because you service poor people doesnt mean you have to offer poor service…. FIRE THEM ALL
Melissa Guerrero · 5 out of 5 stars · a month ago
I called the facility to schedule an appointment for my son and spoke with Kelly. She was very pleasant & very helpful. I look forward for my son's upcoming appointment next month.
Shawn Davis · 2 out of 5 stars · 11 months ago
Trying to see about filing a proper complaint . As I was coming out of surgery getting wisdom removed, resident (going to get his name ) made remarks that was untrue as I was coming out of anesthesia. Didn’t think I heard him but I did . I was accused of smoking when I don’t smoke. Also I wasn’t going to but he also stuck me 4-5 times trying to find vein for iv that left we looking like my arm is of drug use. I don’t like that and I don’t like this place . The 2 lady nurses were really nice tho . She came in and got iv on first time no hurt or anything.
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About Lsu Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
LSU Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery: Faculty Practice is an oral surgery practice with a New Orleans clinic located on the second floor of the Advanced Clinical Care Building at 1100 Florida Avenue, along with a second office in Baton Rouge. The surgeons practice the full scope of oral and maxillofacial surgery, from wisdom teeth removal to reconstructive jaw surgery. For patients with missing teeth, the practice performs a full range of dental implant and bone grafting procedures, including implant placement, treatment for patients missing all upper or lower teeth, sinus lifts, ridge augmentation, and socket preservation to prepare the jaw for implants.
Beyond implants, the practice diagnoses and treats facial pain, facial injuries, and jaw joint (TMJ) disorders, and also offers pre-prosthetic surgery, oral pathology evaluation, sleep apnea treatment, and facial cosmetic procedures. Intravenous sedation is provided in the office so patients can have a safe and comfortable treatment experience. The practice describes its mission as helping patients live healthier lives in a caring, nurturing environment where comfort and health come first. New patients can reach the New Orleans office at (504) 889-9893 to schedule a consultation.
Meet the Doctors
The practice's surgical team includes Brian Dyess, DDS; Hisham Hatoum, DDS, MD; Jeffrey N. James, MD, DDS, MBA, FACS, FAACS; E. Peter Park, DMD, MD; and Waleed Zaid, DDS, MS, FRCD(c), FACS. Together they practice the full scope of oral and maxillofacial surgery, including dental implant placement and bone grafting.