St. Luke's Dental 1908 Land O' Lakes Boulevard, Lutz, FL 33549

"My daughter worked for Dr Wahba years ago as well as quite a few other dentist; however he was THE only DENTIST that she would proclaim to have possessed mad super hero like skills. Seriously, she did not exaggerate. Dr. Wahba, skillfully and swiftly, corrected some very difficult dental "snaffos", previously committed on my personage. He was gentle, communicative and thorough. I would travel a hundred miles for his services. I already traveled about 50. WHATS 50 more. I have been going to Dentist for 48 years Dr. Wahba is THE BEST DENTIST I've ever had. The hygienist went above and beyond her job. This teeth cleaning was spectacular. She was so thorough. My mouth never felt so clean. What have I been doing all my life. Well whatever it was, it's over. I feel so blessed to have finally arrived here. Thank you Dr. Wahba and staff. I feel like I owe you so much more than money can compensate. I got my smile back."

"Dr. Wahba was EXTREMELY helpful to me!! He took care of several problems with my teeth and I am so thankful! Dr. Wahba is kind, knowledgeable, thorough and is there to help others. His staff was very kind too! I’m so thankful I have a dentist who will not only take care of my teeth but also cares about me as a person! Thank you Dr. Wahba!"

"You know you have a great dentist when you look forward to going. The office is clean and. Stress free. Dr. Wahbal is so gentle and thoughtful. I even take my grandkids to him! I highly recommend especially if you are anxious or you’re taking your kids for the first time. Happy patient!"

"Dr Wahba is very honest. I had a tooth that thought needed a root canal. Any other dentist would have took advantage and started drilling. He said Brett it’s stress. Annual enrollment period for Medicare just started and I’m a benefit consultant. I need to treat that stress of helping beneficiaries. Thanks for saving me a 1,000 plus dollars for doing the right thing."

"Kinda bummed by this dentist because I had such high hopes. My daughter had a horrible cavity and this office got her in right away and did a procedure so I was happy for her, but then at around 8pm she is sobbing crying when the numbness wore off saying she was in more pain than when she started. I advised her to call for an antibiotic thinking it was an infection and gave her some ibuprofen. She took both and still didn’t get any relief. She was still in awful pain the next day when I told her to call the office and let them know. This was on a Thursday. She showed me her call log, which confirmed that she called 7 SEVEN times she left two messages before the last five calls were declined. When my husband got home from work he tried calling with his phone and lo and behold someone answered. He told the person the situation. The person said he was the dentist and couldn’t prescribe anything for her. My husband was hung up on twice before they stopped answering his calls. This is just careless to leave a patient in pain. My husband left a review to which the dentist replied by first lying about my daughter calling saying she didn’t call the office and then called him “drug seeking” which is crazy because if my daughter was drug seeking why didn’t she ask for pain prescription while she was there? And the first night we asked for an antibiotic and treated with ibuprofen. When the pain wasn’t relenting we told her to call to see if he could prescribe something. Is that unreasonable? I just think that the dentist acting like we are in the wrong for seeking a remedy after a wait and see approach is wrong and then accusing us of drug seeking is highly unprofessional. He thinks that he can just throw that term out and discredit his critics. Do better."