St Croix Endodontics
About the Business
St Croix Endodontics is a top-notch dental institution located at 11855 Ulysses Street Northeast in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Specializing in endodontic treatments, our skilled team of dentists is dedicated to providing high-quality care and personalized attention to each patient. With state-of-the-art technology and a commitment to excellence, we strive to ensure a comfortable and effective experience for all our patients. Trust St Croix Endodontics for all your dental health needs.
Location & Phone number
11855 Ulysses St NE, Minneapolis, MN 55434, United States
Reviews
"Terrible customer service! They keep pushing my husbands procedure back and have cancelled multiple appointments. Dr. Steck just keeps putting him on antibiotics. He has been on antibiotics for 3 months. I am worried he is going to end up in the hospital. We're trying to request records be sent to another office. It's taken 2 phone calls to finally get records, but we have to pay $25. They also close every day at noon or earlier. Horrible way to run a business. Absolutely terrible customer service!"
"I chose to leave this office today because of the front desk interaction. I would sooner take the Tom Hanks "Castaway" approach to dentistry than ever allow this provider to treat me. i am not posting anonymously. I want to make sure the provider has a chance to know why I left. I received a call last week for my insurance information. I provided the information that I have dual dental coverage and well over 3500$ in benefit remaining in 2018. I arrived early and was put through a barrage of paperwork symbolic that the primary concern for this provider was trying to get paid. I was asked for SSNs on forms for my wife and I. I was told office policy requires me to sign a financial agreement. I feel bad that this provider has been screwed over by previous patients and finds the need to go to this level to mitigate their risk. I tried to explain that I would not provide my credit card information for them to keep on file. They said fine, then you will pay up front for today's services. Did I mention that I have dual dental coverage, had previously provided to them, and it would be virtually impossible for me to have a financial obligation after today's services? I actually signed the financial agreement but added, "not an authorization to run charges without my knowledge". She refused to accept the agreement with my addition of that line. Here is the mad irony of the situation. I could have contested the charges had they tried to bill my card anyway but by then, my battle with the front desk became personal. I never was given the opportunity to explain but as a dual covered insured, I cannot have the primary billed, have the provider forget to bill the secondary, bill my credit card, and have any hope of reconciling the issue downstream. I would encourage you to have a better trained, less gestapoish, more professional, employee check your patients into their appointment. if you have any hope of not losing another patient that actually pays their bill. Maybe your office policy and the financial agreement language is in part why you have a disproportionate share of non paying patients. maybe the front desk person was simply having a bad day caused by Sun Country? I have left your name off because it would serve no additional purpose other than making me feel better."
"Dr. Stec was amazing! Very compassionate about his patients! I will be requesting him if I need to again!"
"They got me in on an emergency basis for a root canal. Everyone from the front office to the assistant to Dr. Stec were great. The root canal was painless and when the local anesthetic wore off, my pain was gone. Highly recommended office."
"Dr. Stec and staff thank you for your excellent care. It’s amazing, no pain or soreness would have never guessed I had a root canal yesterday!"
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