University of Florida | College of Dentistry

Susan Tucker 4 months ago

I've been going for 8 years now. I have an annual appointment for an issue and I go to the dental clinic (section 18). I can't praise them enough.

Michele Meyers 2 years ago

The students did a pretty good job . Money wise charged very close to going to dentist in my area..Gas cost to go there added up .so no savings. Administration is very different .always said they call you to reschedule not so.if I didn't call to get back in I never heard from them.

A Storm 2 years ago

This was my UF Dental College experience as a patient of 3 years. The first 2 years were very smooth. Dental students Valledor & Vasconez worked closely together. And with the dental plan they created consecutively, we made great progress. What I really appreciated about Valledor & Vasconez is that they listened actively. As a patient in the dental student program my commute to the C.O.D was no less than 4 hours 1-way depending on my work location. I really appreciate the fact that my travels were taken into consideration and my appointments were for a full day. I felt confident both students were competent, genuine, trustworthy and transparent. When Valledor graduated, Vasconez picked up where they left off and we were still making great progress. Shortly after Vasconez graduated. My year 3 in the program was nothing shy of an unadulterated disaster. Instead of picking up where the previous dental student left off. I was being forced 3 steps back and a change in my dental plan. I was scheduled for another consultation in the perio-clinic. The consultation was for the same surgical procedure (crown lengthening) that was already recommended just 6 months prior. There was no need fo

Miriam Benitez 2 years ago

I have a great experience last year in surgery. Now I’m having a crown done. Staff and Students are very kind and very concerned about me. Thank you for kindness and dedication. Congrats graduate 🧑‍🎓 Best wishes for all of you

Harold D 4 years ago

I sent in my application and months later received a letter that I had an appointment. What they didn’t tell me until I got up there is that they are only looking for patients who have a mouthful of many problems. If you need one thing done you’re of no use to them. For some reason the students can’t learn from that. Why don’t they tell you that up front? Because then you’d cancel the appointment, or not make one in the first place, and they wouldn’t be able to push their full price faculty practices on you. After the interviewing dentist disqualified me she tried to push a faculty practice on me at least three times. Such an annoying waste of my time. The only redeeming thing was that she refunded my $30 because she decided they couldn’t help me before she took X-rays. So all I wasted was my time and not my money.