Reardon, William K.

35 W Pennsylvania Ave
Downingtown, PA 19335610-269-0489

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37 ratings
92% gave a "superior" overall rating
$$$ - Prices 14% higher than average
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"We have been using this practice for more than 40 years. We started with the original owner, Dr. Bill,..."
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1096 W Bridge St
Phoenixville, PA 19460610-935-2883

Consumer Ratings for Reardon, William K. — 37 Ratings

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Consumer Comments for Reardon, William K.

Consumer from Kimberton, PA
Sep 05, 2025

We have been using this practice for more than 40 years. We started with the original owner, Dr. Bill, and are now seen by his daughter. All of he dentists there have a very gentle touch. It's like one stop shopping as there are a variety of dental specialists in their offices.

Consumer from Coatesville, PA
Feb 15, 2024

Great practice but I go to the Downingtown office

Consumer from Downingtown, PA
Mar 16, 2018

Every time we visit the dentist I get a bill that is more then I expect, I call to see if my insurance was applied properly and am told to disregard the bill. This is an ongoing issue that is causing me to consider leaving this practice.

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