Dental Care Associates, LLC.

I had decided to give Dental Care Associates a try after receiving a recommendation. I had found out that my dentist that I have been seeing for a while was no longer taking my insurance when I had chipped my tooth and it was time to find another dentist. I gave Dental Care Associates and saw Dr. DeRose, he was able to take care of me right away and he is quick and made sure I was happy with the repair. I had run into another issue with a tooth where an emergency appointment was needed and ended up seeing Dr. Englert on short notice, he was very nice and happy to help. Thanks Dr. DeRose and Englert!

If I could give a zero I would, considering he's going to take his patients that have fidelis and completely get rid of them. You would think since you've been a patient of his for a couple of years that he would keep you and not accept new patients with fidelis, but not this office That's how you can tell he don't care about his patients it's more about his pockets. Good job Dr. Derose!!

I have been a patient of Dental Care Associates for 30 plus years. I've had family members also change their dental services to DCA. Dr. Baumler, both Jeffrey and Aaron are professional, informative with a gentle chairside manner. Their team of dental hygienists(especially Molly!), dental assistants and office staff are friendly and through.

I love my dentist and hygienist. Your office is absolutely wonderful. Very talented and professional. I give Dr. Englert and his team the highest recommendation possible. Thank you so much.

my wife switched to Dental Care Assoc in 2025 so she can have an in network dentist. She explained that while making the appt. and the receptionist commented on what good coverage she had when filling out her paper work at the first appt. After months of her health insurance not paying the full bill and spending hours on the phone to correct the issue. She finally called the office and they said if she would pay the balance they would resubmit the bill to the insurance company. So she paid the bill in full with a ten dollar late fee. ($200) She later received a call from the office manager stating that they gave her the only dentist that was not in network. They did not take any responsibility for the error and still charged her the late fee. Amazing when they make the mistake the customer still pays for it.