Dolgos Jeffrey M DDS

Nicholas Kids 

on Google

a year ago

Although the services he provides are covered by insurance, he doesn't participate, so the bill is on you and you can attempt to seek reimbursement from your insurance company, which may or may not happen. I cannot fathom why a legitimate doctor wouldn't accept insurance for insurance-covered work. Because even if I pay his initial "consultation fee," how will I pay the treatment fees that could go into the thousands? Several red flags. Any reputable doctor should accept insurance. 

Tori Allen 

on Google

2 years ago

Dr. Dolgos is worth every penny. Yes, the sticker shock of the biteguard is not traditional, but you also get embedded in there all your follow-up visits and thorough care throughout the procedure. He gave me a biteguard for a terrible case of TMJ and within a few weeks, the popping was gone. He has incredible bedside manner, and knows his stuff. I never felt jilted or taken advantage of. Thanks to seeing him and the thorough care he provided, we also found a potentially serious sinus issue that I’m now having corrected beca... read more

Deborah Torcello 

on Google

2 years ago

Awful! Try helping people Dr. Dolgos, instead of telling lies to make money. When you are in pain, you look for professional help, not a fake. The lies that are told from the first day in the “financial department”extended to the last. I have a fantastic insurance plan with pages of out of network doctors, yet his office does not tell you he participates with no insurance companies. He charges $2500 for a device that every insurance company says costs $680. They circle around the truth over and over. Dr. O Day gave me the sa... read more