Dr. John T Fornetti, DDS

I have had excellent care, but it is expensive and I wish they would let you know if Dr. John comes in it will cost you. It would be nice if they would tell you how much your bill will be. I was stunned when I went to pay the bill.

I have experienced PHENOMENAL care from Dr. John. I had left his practice for one that was in my insurance network ("preferred provider") When my 3 yr. old son fell forward on his face and shoved his front teeth back into his mouth. I called the current dentist that I had gone to and got a machine at her office - so I looked up her home number and called. She was obviously not happy that I had called her at home and stated, "You'll have to call my office on Monday, and WE'LL SEE if we can get him in." So I called the John Fornetti Dental Clinic. One of his employees answered (he has someone who will answer 24/7) she told me that she would call John and call me right back. 2 minutes later HE called, gave me instructions as to what I could do immediately to ensure that we maintained blood supply to the teeth, then stated, "I have already instructed the gal who called me to clear a spot for him first thing Monday morning". THAT type of service you VERY rarely find! His staff is… ALWAYS friendly, and he does EVERYTHING POSSIBLE to ensure that your dental experience is as pleasant as possible... 5 STARS - HANDS DOWN!

My experience at the John Fornetti Dental Center was the best I have ever had at a dentist. It is probably the most friendly dentist office I have ever been to. They bend over backward to make you comfortable. They don't rush you. They take time to listen to your problems and help you with them. They are super. I strongly recommend them.

I would like to thank Dr John and his staff for listening to my concerns about my teeth and then fixing them!! Thank you so much for giving me back my smile ??

Nice staff, but their bit about painless dentistry is a boatload of hogwash. I've never experienced such misery in all of my years. Had work done around a month ago and I still hurt!!!

After thinking that I would have actual dental care, I was told that I needed to pay the entire amount up front to them and they would bill my insurance, which, in turn, would reimburse me. Well, I didn't have the money for it. And if I had the money in its entirety to spend on a dental visit, what on earth would I need insurance for? Who has that sort of money just sitting around, not doing anything? i wish they had let me know their policies at the beginning. Instead, I found out as I was paying for the initial visit, afterwards!

I had a stroke the morning after treatment from excessive ultrasonic cleaning.