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There is no aggregate rating printed on this page, because the platforms that publish one do not agree with each other. The links below go to profiles nobody here can edit, which is where you should actually be reading.
Why people come here
- Surgery and the finished teeth done by one dentist, under one roof
- Diplomate of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists
- Fellow of the Misch Institute — and faculty at its successor
- A written, itemized plan before anything is scheduled
Read them independently
Profiles nobody here can edit.
Aggregate scores and review counts change. These are the sources, not our summary of them.
A note on review scores
Why there is no big number here.
Different platforms report materially different figures for the same practice, because they aggregate different sets of reviews over different periods, and some of them hold only one or two. Picking the most flattering one and printing it in large type is a marketing decision, not an honest one.
So the links are above, they are all live, and you can weigh them yourself. If you would rather speak to someone who has been treated here, ask at your consultation — the practice has patients who have been coming since the early nineties.
In print
A magazine profile, from 2016.
Suburban Life Magazine profiled Dr. Patellis in its July 2016 issue, in a piece by Bill Donahue titled “A Perfect Fit”. It covers how he came to dentistry, the training behind the implant work, and how the practice is run.
“We’re like a little oasis in a sea of dentists,” he told the magazine. “We focus on doing what needs to be done for the patient.”
Start with an exam and a straight answer.
A consultation includes an examination, 3D imaging and a written, itemized plan. If implants are not the right treatment for you, Dr. Patellis will say so and tell you what is.