By Tom E. Wirkus, Ph.D. April 02, 2010
I've been a patient of Dr. Kurt Hulse for over fifteen years. During that time my mouth has often been a challenge for him. He has, however, been very able at keeping my teeth in good shape. Do not hesitate to select him and his staff (who also are "top notch") for your dental work. ...read more
By OneHappyCustomer October 13, 2009
If you are looking for a new dentist I would personally recommend Oak Forest Dental in Onalaska. A friend recommended them to me a few years ago and our family couldn't be happier. More than excellent service, very friendly staff and competent, caring dentists. A+++ ...read more
By Anonymous August 28, 2009
My husband and I were sorely disappointed with our experience at Aspen Dental in Onalaska. Being new to the area, we called and scheduled cleanings and to establish care. We sat in the waiting room for almost an hour each and after numerous Xrays and a rather impersonal consultation with the dentist, were ushered in to see an office manager. It was the strangest experience as he basically provided us with price quotes for us to sign. No cleaning appt had been set up for either of us. The excuse we were given was that calls were dealt with by a centralized answering service. We were given a phone number to call customer satisfaction and after almost 10 mins through an interminable maze of non human prompts, were left hanging. We are moving on to find a place with real people who care for their patients and are less concerned with making money. This place seemed to be nothing but a money mill. If you desire one on one care, this is NOT the place for you! ...read more
In the United States, dental students may choose to study forensic dentistry as an elective or obtain a postgraduate degree. The elective is a short course. A postgraduate allows students to receive a specialized degree. The University of Texas-San Antonio and the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology r... ...read more
Remember the embarrassment of falling asleep in front of someone, while your dentures slip from the roof of your mouth. Just far enough, not wanting anyone to know in the first place, you are wearing dentures. A proper fit is the best solution. In a pinch, however, denture adhesive can help prevent an... ...read more