The good: I called to make an appointment thinking I would have to wait several weeks. But, unlike the other dentists in the area, I was able to get right in for my consultation. The office seams to either be completely new and has a very small number of patients, or just does not have very many clients. The bad: Dr. Gilani is rough, and speaks with a strong accent. He got very offended when I asked him to repeat his questions. I came in for a simple cavity needing to be repaired, and was told that I needed thousands more in dental work done. I asked if there was any way to get a discount for having it all done at the same time. Was told all cash payments decreased the total amount due... something to do with credit card fees. I felt uncomfortable and left. I went to a more reputable dentist in the area and got just the work done that I needed. It was worth waiting two weeks for a good dentists than going with the one with a wide open schedule.

I was waiting in reception area with my nephew (who is not yet 1 years of age), he was touching a plaque on the wall, I was supervising to ensure he is ok. Dr. Gilani was sitting at reception and in a very rude tone said “be careful with that”, then he had the audacity to roll his face and sneer at me. The experience bothered me so much, I got home and it was bothering me so I called and found out about complaint procedure. The response was that the dentist was supposedly concerned about my nephew well being, I got the feeling it was more worry about the plaque breaking. I was not happy that my crux of my complaint was missed entirely, no one has the right to speak to another in such a disrespectful manner, especially a professional to a client, it’s just not on.