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Gary Kopesky, DMD
Hamlin Dental Center, Inc
(3 Reviews)
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Route 191 South box 340 Hamlin, PA 18427
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Gary Kopesky, DMD

We ae conveniently located in the northern poconos near Lake Wallenpaupack. Our office is 0.1 miles south of Hamlin corners on route 191 south.
Years In Practice 23
Primary Specialty

Dentist

Gender Male
Education University of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine,
University of Scranton
Affiliations American Dental Association, Pennsylvania Dental Association, Scranton District Dental Society, Academy of General Dentistry, American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, Southern Wayne Regional Chamber of Commerce.
Office Staff Our staff is professional and courteous and will do everything possible to make you feel at home and comfortable. Call us today for an appointment!
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Route 191 South box 340, Hamlin, PA 18427
Services We offer a full line of cosmetic and general dental services. our doctors believe in a concept of complete dentistry and treat the entire oral cavity not just one tooth or problem. We have a state-of-the-art digital office which is paperless and offers digital radiographs, laser whitening and gum treatments as well as CEREC, single visit all porcelain crowns and filling. all us today to learn more and set up an appointment!
Consumer Feedback
(3 Reviews)
Service
4 star average for Service
Environment
4.5 star average for Environment
Staff
5 star average for Staff
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Recent Reviews
Very unprofessional, very expensive

I had plenty of dental work done by Dr. Kopesky with no problems except one. His misdiagnosis resulted in multiple root canals on one tooth, paying for a crown, then ending up having the tooth pulled, all to find out there was nothing wrong with the tooth. However, nobody is infallible so I continued to have him care for my teeth.
Upon retiring I no longer had dental insurance. After a few years of seeing his rates increase, I researched rates in the area. Hamlin Dental is at the very high end of the range for cleanings, exams and fillings. I spoke to Dr. Kopesky about this and told him that I felt it was in my best interest to switch to a more affordable practice. I thought we parted on good terms.
I hadn't got around to setting up my yearly exam and cleaning with another dentist when one of my crowns came off. As it was a crown Dr. Kopesky had put on, I called his office to see if I could come in and have it put back on. He refused! He had his receptionist tell me that since I told him I was leaving his practice he would no longer except me as a patient. This was the most unprofessional thing I have ever had someone in the medical profession do. I never expected him to be so petty. I wouldn't have had to tell him that I was going to look for a less expensive facility. Had I not done what I thought was the right thing, he would not have been aware I was planning to go somewhere else, and would have reattached my crown.
I called another dentist in the same town, Dr. Scrimalli. He took me in the same day and reattached the crown. It didn't matter to them who my regular dentist was, or who put the crown on, their attitude was, if someone had a problem they would try their best to help them. Needless to say his practice now has a new regular patient, actually two, both my husband and I now go to them.
by DW xxx.xxx.187.166
October 04, 2016
Friendly, personable office staff and hygienists. Regularly scheduled cleanings went well, on schedule with no cancellations. Fillings used white material which may or may not not be covered by dental insurance. Endodontic therapy was strongly encouraged by dentist and staff to treat decay rather than extraction. Following the endodontic therapy procedure, a secondary infection occurred. Next appointment resulted in a referral to an oral surgeon for treatment and/or extraction.
by Joe
November 17, 2011
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Every question I had was answered thoroughly
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Yes, they went above and beyond
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Completely!
by Anonymous xxx.xxx.30.83
July 12, 2012
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