Friendly yes but I would have appreciated being notified they do not extract wisdom teeth BEFORE my appointment. I was told they had to examine to to know and that some have already had their wisdom teeth pulled. That "miscommunication" could have been solved with a very simple question OR if you disclose that information ahead of time the patient can make an educated choice whether to use this dentist or someone else that DOES work on wisdom teeth. It's redundant to schedule the appt and then immediately refer out to oral surgeon NOT because the tooth is in a dangerous spot but because you don't extract wisdom teeth AT ALL. This doesn't include that the "oral surgeons" they refer you to are two cities away. (Yes I know the referral can be taken anywhere)
Seemed to me to be a way to charge my insurance company under my name while offering less then what I could have received at other local dentist. This is why people don't go to dentist as often as they should. They're expensive to begin with and care comes second to cost. Way to take money for a 10min exam.
This "dentist office" seems to be about money and that's it.