Orlando Family Dentistry, Erie PA

Without question the best dental care I've had in all my years. I do not hesitate to recommend Orlando Family Dentistry.

Maria and the entire staff are highly skilled, use the latest technologies; and are very friendly and customer focused. Best dentist ever Maria!

Gave me MULTIPLE botched fillings that I paid cash for originally, and additionally for them to fix multiple times. Switched dentists and they can’t believe how poorly they are done and they still have to be revised. They will leave you botched and in excruciating pain for years on end.

Drs Carla and Maria Orlando and all the staff offer the best dental care. They are all knowledgeable, efficient, and kind. They encourage proactive dental health care with great advice & care. I highly recommend this office.

I haven't been to a dentist in 10 years (due to no insurance) I was able to get an appointment and they were so nice. I was explained every step before going ahead and doing it. I was really nervous but they made me so comfortable. I'm so greatful they accepted me back. 10/10 reccomend especially if you have anxiety issues. It made the process a lot easier.

Dr Carla and all the staff are awesome. I dealt with some dental issues and they were so helpful with everything. They are the best!

I'm giving this place 1 star not because of service but because of the lady disrespecting me when I tried to pay cash when the sign on the window said we accept cash and debit card then having the denist tell me I'm not welcome anymore because I refused to be treated like some animal off the street I don't know how she can work at a family dentistry and treat the clients of the person she works for like complete trash off the street and I can take a ignorant comment but several absolutely not I am a person not a dog thank very much.

When I was in dental school, my younger sister said she'd been told she needed a filling on a back tooth. This sounded promising for my board exams so she traveled hours to come get screened at my dental school in Illinois. I couldn't find any cavities, so I had two other students look before finally asking multiple attendings if I was missing something. I was not. There was no decay.

I told my sister not to get this filling, but she wanted to be a dentist as well and wanted to shadow at this office. Why she wanted to shadow a dentist that couldn't diagnose a cavity is beyond me, but she got the filling. When I saw the x-ray, I was disgusted by how poorly done it was. The proximal box was poorly shaped, the majority of the restorative material was still in enamel, and to the surprise of no one, it broke quickly and had to be fixed. Fillings need replacement every so often and every time you replace a filling, you lose more tooth structure. There was literally nothing wrong with this tooth. Now there is.

I've also seen some comments made by at least one of the dentists here on professional-oriented forums regarding approaches to treatment and was disturbed by the lack of thought behind the couple of responses I saw. Not seeing a patient of record who needs a root canal for pain purely because of the pandemic when standard of care dictates the patient would be wearing a dental dam (thereby actually making it one of the most covid friendly procedures for a dentist) seems like a callous and thoughtless position, but what do I know as another dentist who did a lot of root canals during the pandemic and have yet to become infected with covid?

I wanted to think positively of them as another female dentist. After all, they have the cutest dental office (from the outside anyway) and are a sister dental practice like my own sister and I are working toward. However, once you needlessly screw up my sibling's mouth to make a buck we're gonna have a problem.