I made an appointment to get a tooth fixed and when I asked if they were wheelchair accessible because I use a wheelchair, they told me yes. That was further from the truth. There is 2 steps to get into the building and there's 6 more steps inside to get in. They have a stair lift, but it's pointless for someone in a wheelchair for 1, they can't get in the building to use it, and 2, because once they get up the steps, then what? The wheelchair is at the bottom of the steps... If you are a full-time wheelchair user, don't waste your time making an appointment here. They will tell you they are accessible, when in fact they are not and will waste your time. Edit: it actually says they are wheelchair accessible online. A place is not wheelchair accessible when there's 2 steps to get into the building and the door is barely wide enough for a wheelchair.

What an awesome dentist be going there the next time. Again very good. Give him a five star

Recently moved to Alliance, OH and needed to find a dentist for a cracked molar. Excellent care! Love, love, love Dr. DellaGatta! Made me feel at ease and offered alternatives to fit my budget for my needed procedure. Skylar is an absolute gem for this professional office. Everyone in the office takes great pride in their service roles. Highly recommend!