Hopedale Dental Care

Dr. Dale and Sandra have been my oral health team for over 25 years. I driver over half an hour to see them, and I will never change my dental practitioners while they are still available. And a special shout out to Theresa, it's so great to have a knowledgeable and kind person on the other end of the phone.

The staff is very nice and Dr. Darin she’s the best

Not the same clinic anymore after it was sold out to a dentist accumulating a big chain. High turnover of associates. The best dentist sold out and then retired. Some hygienists left and the atmosphere isn't what it was, not a cohesive family. I only go because it is near my house but I don't look forward to getting any major work done there with a random associate.

Very satisfied with my 85 year old moms care. Staff are very nice.

I have been a patient of Dr. Schisler and his wonderful team for more than 20 years. They have always provided first rate care with efficiency, professionalism and warmth. I still return even though I've moved.

I have been going to this dental office for over 40 years. I've always felt comfortable. They are kind, and always make sure the patient is good.

Professional, friendly staff that listen and give you options for your best care. Convenient hours to accommodate busy schedules. I’m happy with the care I received at hopedale dental!

The service was excellent, the staff was friendly(specially the front office Teresa, she always call me to remind me of appointment). The dentist is incredibly talented, also the hygienist is very light hands. I am definitely Recommended for you.

What an absolutely awful experience for my sibling with a developmental disability. Hygienist (Minal) refused to spend any time trying to accommodate his needs. Even refused to call the dentist in when requested. Said “What’s the point?” As a physician I was disgusted and saddened by this lack of compassion. I understand it is challenging when patients are anxious and I understand if the exam couldn’t be completed. What is unacceptable is the lack of kindness and a compassionate approach. When I called and asked to speak to the dentist in charge (Dr Chaudhry) I was told he would call me. Didn’t call me back for days and when he finally did told me at it was “unheard of” for a patient not to cooperate with an examination and accused me of lying. I am a physician. This care was despicable. No apology from Dr Chaudhry. Arrogant and defensive. He was more preoccupied telling me about his “thirty clinics across six cities” (clearly he is more about financial gain than patient care), and I left the call almost in tears. Again, I am a physician who deals with high acuity work in an operating room. I’m not easily upset. The degree of ableism is exceedingly upsetting. What is downright disturbing is Dr Chaudry’s response and unwillingness to listen, believe or change. I am writing this because not all folks with intellectual disabilities have a physician sister to advocate for them. Dr Chaudhry clearly has nothing in common with the claims in his bio of “patient centred compassionate care”. Is arrogance and lack of humility were mind blowing. I sincerely hope others who have special needs are not treated in such a despicable way. This was a highly unpleasant experience from start to finish. Dr Chaudhry’s attitude, especially so.