University City Dental Associates 5338 Baltimore Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19143

"This dental office is ghetto, Dr.Suleiman is beyond unprofessional, he’s rude and breaks HIPPA Law discussing my personal business in front of another patient. My appt. was at 12pm, I spent money to go to the appointment . I got there and he didn’t even know why was there, I explained why I was there, and he tells me he doesn’t feel like doing what I was there for and he changed his mind and to come back in 3 weeks. In the middle of our conversation he decides to get up and walk out to go see another patient when he wasn’t even finished dealing with me. The assistant proceeds to say “ I should of told her what the appointment was for when I scheduled on the phone, mind you I schedule it 3 weeks prior in person when I was leaving from my teeth cleaning appointment. That’s not my job, that’s Dr.Suleiman’s job to tell his assistant once we was done. I’m writing a review and giving this place 1 star because, Yesterday I was assaulted in his office and he didn’t do anything to prevent it. He allowed patient and her daughter to come back inside his building and jump me. Once I started defending myself he tells the assistant to call the cops. Once the cops arrived which was 30-40 mins after the altercation he proceeds to tell my business to the officer as well. I would not recommend him at all!"

"Worst dental office in west Philly. As a new patient they set up an appointment with me. Only to tell me that they wanted me to go back to whence I came. Instead of simply transferring my records just to do a simply basic cleaning. Not a deep cleaning. Because the dentist I normally go to doesn't have a hygienist any longer. Very rude, crude, socially unacceptable and unprofessional I would agree with others reactions upon going there for care. Just another sub par facility in it's own right here in the city of Philadelphia."

"The only issue is that the dentist will start working on your mouth knowing that you’re insurance won’t cover the next step of the procedure. For example your insurance may cover to get your teeth pulled to get dentures but won’t cover the molding work or the actual implants. You’ll be put in a situation to pay out of pocket for the rest or walk around with missing teeth until you find a place that will accept your insurance for the whole procedure. This happened with my mom and her health partners insurance. They told us that they accepted the insurance but “called it in to see if the insurance covered the rest after my mom got her teeth pulled”. The dentist definitely knew this information giving that he deals with patients for a living with the same insurance and circumstances. He’ll do his job good but he will also take advantage if the opportunity is given. She paid all of her expenses out of pocket but have nice dentures. Just make sure your insurance will cover everything before getting your mouth looked at."