Review evidence is limited; no individual patient feedback is available. The practice lists implants, bone grafting, and sedation dentistry as core services and claims DDS credentials and OMFS internship training.
Based on limited recent reviews, so treat this as low-confidence.
Credentials claimed:Accredited and certified professionals, DDS (Doctor of Dental Surgery), OMFS internship training at Cook County Health and Advocate Illinois Masonic
Operating:3+ Years of Experience
As published by the business on its own website; not independently verified.
Two of three reviews report serious operational problems: no air conditioning in the lobby on hot days and wait times exceeding an hour. One older review praised a staff member named Abraham for explaining a crown procedure clearly, but that positive experience is heavily outweighed by recent complaints about discomfort and access.
Most visits end with praise for Dr. Perez's skill, Mario's reception work, and quick appointments under 15 minutes. However, implant and denture cases show a troubling pattern: one patient waited 10 months for dentures that were repeatedly promised but never delivered, filing complaints with the BBB and insurance; another grandmother has been waiting months for appropriate implant care with no answers. The gap between routine extractions and complex restorative work is stark.
Dr. Perez earns consistent five-star reviews by combining competence with genuine attentiveness. Patients repeatedly note his patience in explaining procedures, refusal to oversell unnecessary treatments, and ability to put nervous people at ease. 606 Dental uses digital molds and modern equipment for cleanings, whitening, and custom retainers (priced around $250-300, well below typical Chicago rates). The office in West Town is clean and welcoming, and Dr. Rey is also mentioned for professional care. Patients appreciate the honesty about what they actually need.
Last updated 2026-07-20