Josh Bresler, DMD- Cavity Busters

My 24 year old went here and now my 11 year old. The staff is nice. Depending on your appointment time, you may wait for a very long time for your child to be seen. I like the evening week day appointments. The staff are helpful with your child and knowledgeable about their car.

Been coming to the office since 2009 and have always had positive experiences. They staff is always professional and communicates well. They are a busy office so waits are sometimes inevitable but at any good health care practitioner’s office you’re going to wait a bit. Appointments are easy to make and they have taken excellent care of my son for the past 6 years. This is why we travel from the Main Line to come here.

Horrible Service! Poor billing practices! There are plenty of dentist offices in the metro area that provide quality service. Do not waste your time and money on this establishment. I am sure the founders of this practice are not aware of the poor service their clients are receiving. However I will no longer support this practice, nor will my family of four!

Today was my sons first visit and it will not be the last. The staff was so pleasant. Everyone was ver nice and service was fast. The dentist were very explanatory about what I needed to do and my sons we happy. I think I might make myself and appointment on the adult side

I took my daughter to this place. They said we would receive paperwork in the mail. We never received the paperwork. I wais a little annoyed because it took me too long to complete paperwork for two kids, even though I tried to arrive early. AnyWho, the waiting room is big however the set up of is pretty crazy. There were people on top of people there. You could hear everyone’s conversation. And some of the patients ghetto, loud, and rude. One lady kept dropping the F bomb and that N-​bomb so many times. I just wanted to jump up and slap her. There were children there…
About their customer service: I don’t have a whole lot to say at the front desk. They barely even looked at me when I signed it.
Before you go to the patient room there is a tiny, tiny, cubby type room where you physically stand in and wait for the doctor. There is no chair I was with my two daughters 2 and 5. I had to stand and hold their coats while the doctor Came out and stood next to me to talk about my daughters’ medical history. And then it was time to take them to a room. I took my two-​year-​old little private room. My 5-​year-​old daughter went into a general dental area where there were about five or six other chairs. Now I don’t know about you, but I have never been to any type of medical practice where you are in a room with six other patients while you have your exam. I think that is a complete HIPPA violation. Also they really don’t want parents arranged when they do the exams, but I do understand that parents can sometimes make the exam issue worse. However I have a two-​year-​old and a five-​year-​old. There is no way I am leaving my children unattended with adults I don’t even know. WHO DOES THAT? They don’t even tell you that that is what they prefer to do. However I do guess that in this day of modern technology you could go on their website or look at other reviews and find out for yourself.
After the visit: We went and stood in the reception area for someone to discuss how the visit went. We stood up once again this time in the reception area while this one person is telling me everything about my child’s teeth. Meanwhile… other patients are coming back and forth other staff members are moving back and forth and I have to keep dodging them just so I can not be in the way. All the while I’m still trying to focus on what this gentleman was telling me and what I should do to follow up. The more questions I asked the more annoyed he seemed. So I just left there with a very uneasy feeling. I was told that my five-​year-​old had one cavity and needed a filling. Then I also had a dental appointment that day at my regular dentist. I went there and ask him if he had any suggestions for children’s dentist because doc bressler was just absolutely awful. I don’t think I would ever go back there again. I had already set up an appointment for my daughter before I left. Once I came on Unilocal and saw the reviews About fillings and general anesthesia I thought I’m not even going to go back. That is something that they should tell parents beforehand. So my daughters filling will have to wait for another week or two she’s not complaining about any pain. But unless you do want to have a painful experience I DO NOT suggest you visit this dental practice. Take your good $$$ and your need to be properly serviced elsewhere!!!

This place is a nightmare. The reception people are rude and unhelpful. I called ahead of my son’s dentist appointment and asked if he needed a referral. They said no, but when we showed up, he did! The dentist kept calling my son the wrong first name, and when the dentist did the cleaning she didn’t use any oral gesic. It was awful. If you can go anywhere else, do!

After reading the other review on here, I needed to give my opinion immediately. In short: THIS PLACE IS A CHILDREN’S DENTAL RIPOFF FACTORY. If there was a way to award 0 stars, I would do so!!!
When my daughter was about 4−½ to 5 years old, they told me that almost all of her baby-​teeth molars had to be capped with these metallic like covers… and that it would run about $ 3,000+!!! They happily informed me that most of that cost would be covered by my (then) great dental plan through work. It smacked of gold-​digging & bullshit. I told them I would have to think about it. They insisted I should not hesitate because the decay could ruin her adult teeth forever.
I checked around to get a 2^nd opinion and found another pediatric dentist on Butler Pike in Conshohocken, Plymouth-​Whitemarsh area. Yes, my daughter had some decay, but because her adult teeth were already starting to push through, there was no need to go through the expense to cap all of her baby teeth, let alone the anxiety it would cause her. Extra attention to her emerging molars, using topical fluoride and clear sealants would protect her adult teeth, along with better brushing techniques.
This was 10 years ago. She has absolutely perfectly healthy teeth, thanks to Dr. Daniel Rizzo, who now has his own practice in Andorra, (and a great smile thanks to her Orthodontist Dr. Brogan). See reviews on Dentist Daniel Rizzo, he’s great!
Seriously, do NOT go to DOC Bresler’s Cavity Busters unless it is an absolute emergency and you cannot get to anywhere else!

I have been taking my daughter to Doc Breslers since she was 4 years old. The staff is amazing. The wait times can sometimes be long if you have an appointment during a peak time– evenings and weekends but I don’t mind because it keeps me from having to miss work and my daughter from missing school. If you get a Saturday appointment you can show up early as not to plan your day around a trip to the dentist. For instance, I had a 1pm appointment last Saturday, called at 8:30 am and they said I could come whenever I was ready! We were in and out by 10.
Once you get checked in, the staff briefs you and your child on the procedure they will be doing for the day and then you head back to the lobby and your child heads to the exam area.
The office is decorated with whimsical themes from underwater aquariums, sponge bob and other children’s characters. There are old school video games like Pac Man and Qpert in the lobu which are free of charge. The tv plays the latest in Disney/​Pixar while you wait. Once your child is done the tech calls you tower with your child again and reviews any further work that needs to be done, answers your questions and suggests your follow up appointment. I’ve never seen a child unhappy before entering or leaving Doc Bresler’s. The kids also get to pick prizes when they are finished their sppointment and always get a new toothbrush!
I would definitely recommend if you have a child who is a first timer or who is fearful of the dentist. They have an orthodontist and they also see adults!