Dr. Maller was raised on Mount Desert Islandand attended the University of Maine for his bachelors' degree and then Tufts University of Dental Medicine. Following his time spent in the US Army for his general practice residency, Dr. Maller studied at Boston City Hospital to become an Anesthesiologist.
On his time away from the office, Dr. Maller is an associate professor at Tufts University, teaching anesthesia to dental students. Hewas also a member of the state board of dental examiners, and belongs to many dental organizations.
Cindy, at the front desk, has been at the office for over 20 years. She started as a Dental Assistant and Certified Anesthesia Assistant for 16 years; It was a natural progression for her to become Office Manager.
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Rating 3.7 out of 5 based on 3 reviews
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2 years ago
Due to the pandemic my wife and I found it necessary to use an out of network dentist to recement a crown for her and perform routine cleaning and exams for both of us. Based on a referral by a friend we went to see Dr. Maller. My wife asked for an estimate of the costs and was told that they needed to submit claims to the insurance company first. Our insurance paid $234 and told us we would be responsible for $206, based on their estimates of what the procedures should cost. To our surprise Dr. Maller billed us $464. When I called to ask about the excessive billing, I was told that these are the normal prices anyone would be charged. The amount seems to be outrageous and it is hard to believe that his other patients and their insurance companies pay these fees.
Susanna Porter
2 years ago
Have had several procedures including cleaning and a crown at this office and they have all been excellent. Dr Maller and his staff have been first rate. I recommend them.
Jerry Cheek
2 years ago
I cannot say enough good words about Dr Maller and his staff. I was on vacation, 1,500 mi from home, and noticed an implant that was about a year old seem to be getting loose. I was worried the implant itself could be coming out and Dr Mahler saw me on 2 hours notice. They x-rayed my implant and determined that the crown itself was getting loose, the implant was ok and that I had time to go home and see my dentist. As I have several artificial joints infection was a prime concern of mine. He put my fears to rest. Thank You!
Durand Smith
3 years ago
Due to the pandemic my wife and I found it necessary to use an out of network dentist to recement a crown for her and perform routine cleaning and exams for both of us. Based on a referral by a friend we went to see Dr. Maller. My wife asked for an estimate of the costs and was told that they needed to submit claims to the insurance company first. Our insurance paid $234 and told us we would be responsible for $206, based on their estimates of what the procedures should cost. To our surprise Dr. Maller billed us $464. When I called to ask about the excessive billing, I was told that these are the normal prices anyone would be charged. The amount seems to be outrageous and it is hard to believe that his other patients and their insurance companies pay these fees.
Susanna Porter
3 years ago
Have had several procedures including cleaning and a crown at this office and they have all been excellent. Dr Maller and his staff have been first rate. I recommend them.
Jerry Cheek
3 years ago
I cannot say enough good words about Dr Maller and his staff. I was on vacation, 1,500 mi from home, and noticed an implant that was about a year old seem to be getting loose. I was worried the implant itself could be coming out and Dr Mahler saw me on 2 hours notice. They x-rayed my implant and determined that the crown itself was getting loose, the implant was ok and that I had time to go home and see my dentist. As I have several artificial joints infection was a prime concern of mine. He put my fears to rest. Thank You!
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