Q: I came to Dr. Beals reluctantly; my wisdom tooth had not been hurting, I didn't think I needed it out at my advanced "over-50" age. Wrong. The pesky tooth was one source of a major gum problem for which the periodontist who will need to be doing osseous surgery strongly advised I have removed. The oral surgeon of his choice: Dr. Douglas Beals. Coincidentally, my daughter-in-law has several years of administrative experience in area dental practices and was overjoyed to hear I was going to be treating with Dr. Beals. it was very reassuring to hear she had such respect for and confidence in him. I can understand why. First of all, to me the mark of a good medical provider begins with their staff and Dr. Beals has top-notch personnel: friendly, competent, efficient. I left my initial consultation of a clear understanding of why the tooth should be extracted - the advantages of doing it vs. the possible consequences of not but understanding the choice was mine to make. I was also supplied with prescriptions to take before and after the procedure as well as what the anticipated costs would be. This made the actual procedure, which I had today, infinitely easier. Yes, I had the severely impacted wisdom tooth removed 7 hours ago and I'm sitting here completely pain free with minimal swelling. I've been following my pre-and post-op instructions and have no complaints of discomfort whatsoever. I was in and out of the office within an hour and a half. Having worked at physicians offices myself, I am highly impressed by such efficiency! Based on my two experiences at this practice, I would highly recommend this oral surgeon and hope to put to rest any fears anyone may have about any similar such procedures. OPTIONS:
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Q: I do not live far from Westgate and my family and I really love to eat at Buffalo Wild Wings or get some ice cream so we typically would do dinner/dessert and a movie. The price of the tickets are on the pricey side and they do not offer any type of discounts. The place is dirty and usually has a weird smell when you go inside, not to mention the snacks are so pricey I don't know who would even bother to pay over 6$ for some dried out mozzarella sticks/pizza/etc. They do not have any type of child care offered so younger children have to come along. They have started a new thing where children are not allowed after 6pm, but they have last showings of childrens movies at 9? Over priced tickets and food, dirty and smelly, and they are not family friendly. We happily take our business to Harkins instead, they are sooo much better! OPTIONS:
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Q: I walked in with my aunt, and noticed there were only about 5 tables of people and there was no one at the hostess station. After 5 minutes of looking at the hostess gossip with the waitress (who made eye contact with me several times) we were sat to a filthy table which i had to clean myself. The food was not edible, and the service was awful. These people should be ashamed of themselves. I normally would have left as soon as i saw how dirty the table was but at this point i was curious what the macaroni grill was all about and why they still exist. I have no idea !!!!!! OPTIONS:
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Q: I haven't heard good things about the food, but since I didn't try it I wouldn't know. The service was ridiculous though. And I didn't like the drinks much better. We stayed in the Flamingo for a week and we were on a trip with lots of co-workers so I ended up having more than one experience here even though under normal circumstances I wouldn't have been back after the first time. We stopped by at the end of our first night in LV to grab one more drink with a friend before heading to our room and decided on frozen margaritas. ( Let me start with 3 important facts: 1) I LOVE margaritas. 2) I enjoy sour things so much that I will happily peel a whole lemon or grapefruit like its and orange and eat it with no sugar. 3) We had quite a bit to drink at this point and weren't in any state to be picky.) The margaritas were so mouth-twistingly bitter and sour that none of the three of us could get one down. The next time I came they had some sort of all yo can drink thing going on. Problem was, no one that worked there knew the rules. We were originally sold a line about how you can come and go as much as you want and bring your drinks. But every time they fought us about it making up rules about needing to get a new cup and then rules about having to have the same cup. On top of all that, the latin techno that was playing was so loud that we were all sitting around the table texting eachother because you couldn't hear the person right next to you even when they screamed at the top of their lungs. Beware of this place because they wander through the casino trying to sell you on $20 all you can drink tickets. OPTIONS:
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negative