For most households, the answer at a typical neighborhood dental office is no. At Dentist Roseville, it is closer to yes, though with a scheduling asterisk worth knowing upfront. The practice operates under the Whole Dental Wellness name on Twelve Mile Road in Roseville, MI, and has been at that address for more than 40 years. Practices that struggle close or move; Dentist Roseville has done neither, and that run is the plainest fact in the record.

Patient ratings and review sources

A Chamber of Commerce aggregator drawing on Google places Dentist Roseville at 4.8 stars from 276 reviewers. For a single-location dental office, 276 responses is a meaningful pool; comparable practices in similar markets often have fewer than 50 Google reviews. Facebook carries eight reviews with a 100 percent recommend rate, a number too small to add to or subtract from the Google picture. Yelp has a listing with photos but no surfaced star total. The Better Business Bureau lists the practice without accreditation and without a posted rating, which is a neutral entry, not a negative one. The 276-person external sample is the one that reflects patient experience over time; the rest are footnotes.

An independent WebMD listing counts seven physicians across four specialty areas at Dentist Roseville. That count comes from outside the practice's own marketing and aligns with the named staff on the Dentist Roseville site, so the roster is independently traceable, not self-asserted only.

Surgical specialties and implant services

The clinical spread at Dentist Roseville is wide. General and family dentistry covers cleanings, fillings, root canals, crowns, bridges, dentures, and pediatric care. Cosmetic services include teeth whitening, porcelain veneers, clear aligners, and Botox. The surgical side is where the listing gets specific in a useful way: single dental implants, All-on-4 implants, oral surgery including extractions, bone grafting, and sinus lifts, plus sedation dentistry. Periodontal therapy adds gum disease treatment, gum recession treatment, and gingivectomy.

Credentials supporting complex procedures

The team makes the surgical scope plausible. Dr. Whitney D. Weiner, the founder, holds a DDS and a master's in periodontics. The roster also includes Dr. Mustafa Tattan in periodontics and implants, Dr. James Tangalos in general dentistry, Dr. Natasha Aazami, and Dr. Ogie Sabageh. Two clinicians with formal periodontal credentials separate a menu that lists implants from one that can deliver them without a referral. A patient needing a sinus lift before implant placement will find the relevant specialist inside Dentist Roseville rather than being sent elsewhere; most neighborhood general practices cannot say that.

Dentist Roseville runs a primary location in Roseville and a sister office in Birmingham, MI. For multi-stage surgical cases, a two-office footprint means the same specialist is more likely to follow a patient from planning through recovery than at a rotating chain where the implant surgeon works a different site each week.

The practice frames its approach under a "whole health" label, connecting oral treatment to broader physical wellness. At many offices this kind of language is purely a branding layer. Here, the surgical and periodontal depth gives it partial grounding: the office uses the philosophy to explain why it treats gum disease as a systemic issue, and that at least ties the framing to a real clinical position instead of leaving it as empty branding.

New patient pricing and appointment access

New patient logistics are spelled out on the Dentist Roseville site. Same-day emergency appointments are available. The new-patient special is $129 and covers X-rays, a full exam, and a cleaning for patients without insurance. Uninsured patients are pointed toward membership plans and third-party financing. Publishing the price on the front page is a practical choice; many dental sites leave uninsured patients with no cost information until they call, and some charge significantly more for an equivalent first visit.

Hours at Dentist Roseville run Tuesday and Wednesday 8 am to 6 pm, Thursday until 3 pm, and two Saturdays a month from 8 am to 2 pm. The phone number and full street address appear on both the homepage and the Roseville location page. Online booking goes through a CareStack portal. Nothing requires digging.

Limited hours for working patients

The access picture has a gap that the published information does not explain away. Twice-monthly Saturday hours and a Thursday cutoff at 3 pm leave a narrow window for patients who work standard weekday hours. A practice with this clinical depth and a 40-year tenure could plausibly support a fuller five-day schedule; the listing gives no rationale for why it does not. Multi-stage implant cases routinely require multiple visits over several months, so the scheduling constraint is worth confirming in a direct call before any treatment plan is drawn up.

What remains unclear about scheduling

That is the one piece of information that the Dentist Roseville site, its published credentials, and its external reviews together cannot supply: how far out the next available appointment sits for the kind of complex surgical case the practice markets itself around, and whether the two-office footprint helps or complicates scheduling for patients who live in Roseville specifically.

The clinical team and the 276-review external sample are both solid enough to take at face value. The scheduling question is open.