Cape Cod Dental Group - Dentist North Eastham

"A lifetime ago my dentist retired and the new guy missed 100% of a particular cavity and buried it in a filling. After years of mild pain knowing full well that a root canal was in order, I took a chance on Dr Wang. The best. She took a suspicious and unhurried amount of time talking with me after the initial consult and when we agreed upon a root canal, she assured me that her associate, Dr. Luciano was "the best," and I was on board. As one who prefers to be put to sleep in order to schedule a cleaning, my only regret during the procedure was a bit of apprehension while waiting for the cliched pain that was suppose to come yet never did. Super personable from the front desk to the techs and docs. You are at ease immediately. I don't write reviews but I sure scoured them during the sleepless nights that came before today's painless procedure and only wish I had come across a review like this one. Thank you!"

"Moved from NH to the Cape a couple years ago and was having a difficult time finding a dental group that excepted new patients. Cape Cod Dental Group was taking new patients and I could get in quickly. I’m am sure having two locations helps this. Dr. Chang was great made me very comfortable and at ease. I had two teeth capped and was in no pain during or after. She explained everything along the way and after. Found my new dental office!"

"I just had some dental work done that I’d been putting off for a while. I have to say, the staff at the Cape Cod Dental Group, in North Eastham, are great. I was very nervous, but they are so professional, they use state of the art technology, and the whole process was painless. They walk you through what they are doing, and why, and are very thorough explaining your after-visit instructions. I would highly recommend them."

"Lisa, is an amazing, professional, caring Dental Hygienist. She is friendly, thorough and personable. I highly recommend both Lisa, and the entire staff at Cape Cod Dental Group."

"Don’t trust them. My boyfriend was visiting from outside the country and had terrible tooth pain so we had an emergency visit here. The doctor explained that 3 of his teeth had dead nerves and he needed to get a procedure ASAP or he would face serious consequences. Since he didn’t have dental insurance in the US, they said it would be $10,000. He opted to wait until he was back home as he didn’t have that money to spend. They kept calling him and pressuring him to get the procedure. When he finally returned home, he went to a few different dentists to get their opinions. Turns out it was just a minor infection, no signs of dead nerves. Definitely were trying to take advantage of his situation and wanted money."