Wisdom Teeth Guys Reviews
4.8 out of 5 stars based on 156 reviews on Google.
Brianna Rodriguez · 5 out of 5 stars · 5 months ago
Highly Recommend!
I had all four of my wisdom teeth removed 1 week prior to Christmas, recovery went very well. The procedure went smoothly, the doctor walked me through the procedure. It was nice to speak with the anesthesiologist she answered all of my questions and put me at ease. They also send you with postoperative instructions that were very helpful. Thank you to all the Wisdom Teeth Staff you all were amazing!
Stephanie Smith · 5 out of 5 stars · 2 weeks ago
My daughter had a positive experience at the Tucson location. They were very efficient and she was finished in no time. I appreciated the detailed emails ahead of time to know what to expect, and the take home papers to know how to help her recover. Everything went well, and we would use this clinic again.
Shane Waligore · 5 out of 5 stars · 3 months ago
Had a wisdom tooth surgery about a week ago from wisdom guys, and it was a great experience. They give you very clear instructions regarding pre and post surgery procedures. I’m a week into recovery, and I already feel relatively okay, only having minor soreness in my jaw.
Samanth Rios · 5 out of 5 stars · 5 months ago
I had a great experience, my wisdom teeth were bothering me and this place was the only place I found that took my AHCCCS. I am 22 and they helped me make an x ray appointment quickly and after a few days my insurance was approved to remove all 4 of my teeth! I was nervous the day of my surgery, all the staff were nice and they put me to sleep and when I woke up I felt no pain and after a week and a half I felt all better with the medication they prescribed. Even if you don’t have insurance this place is very affordable compared to other orthodontist. Overall as a young adult for my first surgery it went well!
Josh Estrada · 1 out of 5 stars · 7 months ago
NO POST-OP CARE PROVIDED- BEWARE
If you need any post-op support or if you want assurance that your surgery team will support you.
I had surgery Thursday and now have a dry socket, which is normal. However, in calling their office in Tucson, I was told that it's not actually their office. They are a traveling team and do not support any post-op issues or followups. It is crazy to treat customers like that and not provide any type of followup care or support. I am in disbelief how a team of dentists can feel good about leaving their patients suffering.
They were happy to bill my insurance a lot of money and now I have no one to help me. The support agent from their team also begin to get defensive and a bit argumentative with me even, though I was clearly not blaming her, but explaining how bad I feel and simply wanted to provide this feedback to her team.
Direct feedback Jack Snow, Ben HIlton, and Jenny Gregg who are the Dentist, and General Managers:
The removal and treatment itself was great. The post-op experience is unbelievable. You clearly do not care for you patients and you do not disclose anywhere on your website that your offices are not staffed nor will you help with issues post-op. Your team asked me to drive to phoenix with a dry socket if I wanted help and if it escalates to an infection to go find a different dentist. You are happy to bill insurance and take the money with no thought or care for your patient's well-being. Customers who have paid and had surgery are left to seek other dentists to help with their recovery.
Website should be editted to say:
WE DO NOT STAFF OFFICES IN THESE LOCATIONS. WE DO NOT PROVIDE POST-OP SUPPORT. YOU ARE EXPECTED TO SEE A DIFFERENT DENTIST FOR POST-OP SUPPORT!
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About Wisdom Teeth Guys
Wisdom Teeth Guys operates an office at 7477 North Oracle Road in Tucson, in the area near Oracle and Ina roads on the city's northwest side. The practice is built around a single, focused service: wisdom teeth removal. Patients typically complete a consultation, x-rays, and extraction of impacted or problem wisdom teeth in one visit, rather than the multi-appointment process some general dental offices use.
Anesthesia during the extraction is generally administered by a certified registered nurse anesthetist, which the practice notes allows the treating dentist to concentrate on the surgical work while the CRNA monitors sedation. Removing wisdom teeth is often a preliminary step for patients planning future tooth replacement or dental implant work, since impacted molars can affect jaw bone and spacing. Patients considering implants after wisdom teeth removal should ask this office directly whether it offers implant placement or refers patients elsewhere, since its published materials focus specifically on wisdom teeth extraction rather than implant or full-arch procedures.