We pride ourselves in being gentle and caring dentists that practice all aspects of dentistry with special care for patients with an aversion to dental treatment, we always say to our staff A dentist is like an artist, drawing every case with his soul before he touches papers.
Our patients are our most important asset, and our staff strives to develop long-lasting, trusting relationships with all of our patients. Your referrals are always very welcome and appreciated. Thank you for taking the time to visit our website and we are looking forward to seeing you soon.
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Dr. Ramy Attalla received his DDS degree in 2001 from Cairo University in Egypt. Between 2001 and 2003 he completed a general practice residency for one year and completed another one-year program in advanced restorative and conservative dentistry. In 2004, he joined the field of private practice and in 2006 he received his first certificate in oral surgery and implant placement followed by a second one in 2007 for advanced periodontal surgical procedures.
In 2013, he joined an advanced St. program in General dentistry and in 2015 he received DMD degree from Rutgers School of Dental Medicine, which is ranked as one of the top 10 universities nationwide. Dr. Attalla was awarded by the American Academy of Gold Foil operators for recognition of his outstanding achievements and proficiency in direct gold restoration
In his professional and academic career, he joined many research programs and has been using their results in his daily clinical action. He is certified by the American Dental Association, the Egyptian Dental Association, the CDCA formally known as the NERB (North East Regional Board). Dr. Attalla is licensed as a general dentist in 3 different countries. In his free time, he likes to read and go fishing.
Dr. Sadoon Kareef grew up in Baghdad, Iraq. He obtained his first DMD in Al-Mustansiriya University School of Dentistry in 2008 and until 2010 he did his general practice residency to obtain more comprehensive training in all fields of dentistry. Dr. Kareef moved to the United States, and in 2013 he joined the Advance Standing Program in general dentistry where he obtained his second dental degree from Rutgers School of Dental Medicine, New Jersey.
Dr. Kareef has extensive experience and expertise in family dentistry and cosmetic dentistry. Dr. Kareef believes that everyone can have a bright and healthy smile. By working in the private practice field as an associate dentist for the past 3 years, he has made a difference in the quality of life for his patients as it relates to their oral health.
Dr. Kareef stays up-to-date on the latest advances and techniques in dentistry with memberships in the American Dental Association and Michigan Dental Association. He also attends several continuing education lectures.
Dr. Maryana Aljumah has graduated from Al-Mustansryah university/College of dentistry in Iraq in 2013 with a B.D.S. degree. She joined a general residency program in 2014 for one year in a specialized dental center. During the general practice residency, Dr.Aljumah was able to practice dentistry under the supervision of prestigious and specialized dentists. Obtained more training in comprehensive patient care besides treating patients in private practice. Dr. Aljumah moved to the U.S.A. in 2015 with her family. In 2018, she joined the advanced standing training program at Rutgers School of dental medicine in New Jersey and the American dental association (A.D.A.). She graduated in 2020 with D.M.D. Degree and an award from the American College of prosthodontics given to Dr. Aljumah for high academic and clinical proficiency in prosthodontics. Dr. Aljumah keeps herself up to date by attending continuous education courses and hands-on training in different dentistry fields. Dr. Aljumah is licensed in 2 different countries and lichened from The Commission on Dental Competency Assessment ( CDCA). In her free time, Dr. Aljumah likes to cook, read, and spend time with her family.
Dr. Omar Mohamed has been practicing dentistry for thirteen years. He earned his DDS degree from Alexandria University in Egypt. After graduation, he completed one year of general practice residency, then worked at a private practice in Alexandria. Two years later, he relocated to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and Practiced general dentistry for seven years. During his time there, he led pioneering work in the field of implant dentistry. In 2019, Dr. Mohamed earned his second DDS degree from Rutgers School Of Dental Medicine. Dr. Mohamed strives to stay up-to-date in the ever-changing field of oral surgery and dental implants. He received many certificates in this field; his first in advanced implant dentistry from Boston University Institute For Dental Research & Education, the second one in bone regeneration and oral surgery from Loma Linda University, two certificates in contemporary esthetics and implant therapy from The Canadian Academy For Esthetic Dentistry and The University of Milan. Dr Omar enjoys playing tennis and spend time with his family.
Dr. Najib comes from a long line of general dentists with a combined 40 years of proud service in Oakland and Wayne counties. Following in their footsteps, Dr. Taleb prides himself on fostering patient relationships built on compassion, trust, and open communication around dental concerns. He believes patient education is just as important as treatment because it allows him to offer patients a range of creative solutions utilizing the most innovative technologies and painless techniques. Dr. Taleb's areas of expertise are in all phases of general and restorative dentistry including full-mouth reconstruction, oral surgery, root canal therapy, dental implant restorations, Invisalign, and Botox and dermal fillers. He is a graduate of the University of Michigan School of Dentistry and maintains memberships in the following organizations:
The eldest of five children, Dr. Talebs spare time is spent with his wonderful family, fiance Zee, friends, and pets Bash, Blaze, and Simba. He loves staying active, spending time outdoors, playing golf and traveling as often as he can
Dr. Hadi was born and raised in Baghdad, Iraq. His initial dental training was at the University of Baghdad where he received a Bachelor of Dental Surgery (B.D.S). Afterwards, he completed a one-year general practice residency at a hospital in Baghdad.
After a couple of years practicing as a general dentist, he decided to continue his educational journey in the United States where he obtained a second dental degree (D.M.D) from the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine. During his time there, he was recognized for his passion and received an award for Excellence in Endodontics.
After practicing in the Southfield area as a general dentist his passion towards Endodontics lead him to pursue a postgraduate training at the University of Michigan School of Dentistry. He received a certificate of specialty in Endodontics and a Master of Science in Dentistry (M.S.).
Dr. Hadi is Board Eligible with the American Board of Endodontics. He is an active member of the American Dental Association, the American Association of Endodontists, and the Michigan Association of Endodontics.
During his free time, Dr. Hadi enjoys spending time with his family and friends. He enjoys seeing movies; (especially action films), going on nature-walks and travel. He enjoys trying new food and different cuisines.
Reviews
Rating 4.8 out of 5 based on 541 reviews
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newest oldest highest lowestBrad Bernia
a year ago
Very friendly staff, came in and had to get a root canal and extraction, somehow the only real pain was trying to keep my mouth open the whole time.
John Opara
a year ago
Staff are professional and friendly. They pay attention to patients's needs and answer questions frankly. Facility is adequately up to date in equipment supplies and technology. Doctors and hygienists and support staff work as a team which is the reason for their success and popularity.
Steve Zeliasko
a year ago
Very friendly, accommodating and professional best dentist I've ever been to
anna pelliccia
a year ago
Great ppl. Great work.
Dawn Borthwell
a year ago
Dr. Atalla is great. However I rated this way because I was charged for an ex ray they already had at their other office when I was provided my treatment plan. My insurance did not cover it because they already billed them for one.
George Pomey
a year ago
Everything went as expected and Alma did a great job with the cleaning.
Nancy Snyder
a year ago
Staff very friendly. Dentist gave me a senior citizen discount which helped me afford work I needed to have done.
Timothy Feldmann
a year ago
Had three teeth pulled was not that bad at all.
Iman Maarouf
a year ago
Hello all: today was the day to put my final crown ...and iam very happy with the result. DR. OMAR is amazing he did a great job for choosing my crown colour and everything..it looks natural and iam happy with the results...thanks alot...
Maria E. Freites
a year ago
Very good service and very good price to. I recommended 100%. I did my implants and alignment. Excellent
Michelle Pepper
a year ago
This is definitely a 5 star review. I was looking for a new dentist in the Ann Arbor area so I read some reviews first and then decided to go with this office. To be honest from my initial call they were very professional and polite. The front desk is very kind and patient . My Hygenist MaryAnna was amazing and kind. My new dentist Dr. Kareef is very professional and kind .The Senior Treatment Coordinator Sue Bazzi was very professional and kind as well , she works around your schedule and make sure you leave there feeling like you have been taken care of. I would recommend this office to anyone who is looking for a professional dentist and a great experience. I am so happy I found this office.I now have been going to this office for over a year and am very pleased with the work they do and the staff is very professional. I really do recommend this office, you will not be disappointed at all .
Amelia Miller
a year ago
First time here. The staff were all friendly. Dr Tallib was thorough and explained my options. Very professional, knew dentistry and listened. I was impressed. They have a beautiful state of art facility. I was given payment options, Sue explained them with examples. Entire visit was quick and efficient. They didn't pressure me to make another appointment or treatment. I would absolutely recommend them. Definitely 5 stars.
Sherry Hawkins
a year ago
Very professional and explained in detail. Made me feel very comfortable!
Christina Loves Christina
a year ago
Clean office, friendly staff.
Tiara WP
a year ago
On Wednesday (9/7/22) when I had my consultation, I was talked out of getting an IV sedation under the assurance that nitrous oxide would be used to keep me from getting too anxious in the chair. It was never added to the bill and so when I showed up the next day I was numbed, but very aware of what was going on, breath very quickly and shaking (my hands were literally clasped together tightly with my nails in my palms to try and keep from crying). Anyways the procedure was quick thankfully, but when I was preparing to leave the dental assistant was telling me when and how to replace my gauze and how frequently, also what to avoid doing. She told me to put two pieces of gauze together and fold them in half twice, which I did, but i had extreme discomfort on the right side of my mouth. When it came time for me to try and change my gauze, the piece that came out had what looked like pus on it, that I am now believing to have possibly been the blood clot, because I soon after experienced excruciating pain that the medication could not help. I was crying and feeling nauseous, and as I could not really speak, I immediately tried to contact the practice via email hoping I would receive some kind of instruction or be contacted in some capacity. I was not contacted, I remained in pain for a majority of Friday, Saturday, and finally it is Sunday and I am still experiencing pain that is giving me headaches, jaw pain, and neck pain. I have been doing the best to gently rinse my mouth with warm salt water, using wrapped ice packs nonstop and using the medication as recommended, the pain is persisting and I am concerned I have dry socket, and wishing I had received contact on Friday or Saturday so that I could discuss the best possible steps to make this bearable. I am sure they have a lot of patients to see and take care of, but I wish I had received some kind of timely follow up when I reached out with an issue.
Leconte McMillan
a year ago
This was my first attending this location. Expectations were exceeded!
Bee Flick
a year ago
Note to owner. I appreciate that you'd prefer not to have my review published. By the same token, my review is accurate as it relates to my experience. That includes your dentist's flippant (disrespectful) approach. It includes the zero investigation by your dentist. Includes the opiate remark as well as the hard sale from your finance team. I did go back and confirm the offices. I have the right location. As for confirming my appointment, my name isn't really Bee Flick. That won't match your records. However, rest assured, I was definitely there..... Please read. I've never experienced a more unprofessional, flippant and disrespectful professional group in my life. I made an appointment for a bite wing and consult. I was in a fairly difficult accident. Most of the teeth on my left side have been damaged. I'm in a lot of pain. The appointment was for me to understand my options. Nice office. Big. The bite wing was done quickly. It wasn't more than 3 minutes before the dentist came in. "Mr {name}, we drew straws in the back. I lost. Here's my evaluation." No joke, he said just that. I'm not a dentist, but as a new patient I was expecting a bit more than a 2 minute consult. But it gets better. 3 minutes waiting + 2 minute consult = 5 minutes... His treatment plan? "We should remove ALL your teeth on the left and then you can use dentures." Um. Dead serious. That's again exactly what he said. But it gets better yet again. Remember, 5 minutes. Plan cost? $20,000. I was stunned; blown away. $20,000. He spent more time filling out the little treatment plan than he spent preparing to meet me or spent talking to me. When he was done with the plan, as he was walking out, he tossed over his shoulder "oh, but I'll give you a big bottle of opiates." Then he left. No "goodbye". Just walked out. But it still gets better again! The assistant was very kind. She saw that I was wrecked. She got me up. I was speechless. Shaking in fact. She took me to the 'finance manager' where I assumed I had pay something. I sat down. The 'finance manager' then proceeds to hard sell me on their in office financing plan. Seriously, she was pushing me hard. To the point of rudeness. "Mr {name}, $20,000 is ONLY $700 a month for 10 YEARS." I'm really not exaggerating. I'd get up to go and she kept physically pulling me back. I was trying to be polite, but I was very ready to leave. They had 3 or 4 ways to bankrupt me. I've been a seller for decades. It's not only unethical to press a distressed patient to make a financial decision, it's illegal. I'll be pulling on that thread a bit. So I don't know if they're skilled dentists, maybe they are, but a 5 minute evaluation leading to a $20,000 treatment plan and then 20 minutes fending off the 'finance manager'? No way. It was horrific. They need some quality time defending their licenses. Skilled or not, do not go there. I don't think they're trustworthy. They're greedy. It's a body shop only interested in the money. Patients are a necessary evil. Nothing more. I'd have been happier with a trainee from a Chicago meat processing plant. (PS: I waited a few weeks before leaving a review. I wanted to filter out the emotion. Nope. Even more angry now. I'm filing a grievance through BCHS. The Hippocratic Oath is interesting. Many versions, but they all have something like "I consider for the benefit of my patients, and abstain from whatever is deleterious and mischievous.." In other words, do no harm. But not do no dentistry harm. Not (flagrantly) dismissing an obviously distressed patient who was stunned and visibly shaking. Not spend 2 minutes on a cursory, $20,000 treatment plan and then hard selling abusive finance options. Not just the poor guy that'd already been traumatized by a serious accident. All harm. ALL harm. You get the DDS. That's part of the job.) Ymmv.
Zainab Alhalal
a year ago
Very helpful
Kylee Cull
a year ago
There was a wait but that's to be expected with emergency dental. They got me out of there pretty fast for the circumstances. Very nice staff.
Alkhtyar
a year ago
Excellent it is 7 star clinic I love it with the professional stuff
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