I am a long-time patient of Dr. Patel. He & his staff have shown great care for my son and myself over the years. Last year, an accident led to significant damage to my front tooth. Dr. Patel guided me patiently with care and professionally through the arduous process and today I once again have a perfect smile. I have and will continue to recommend 19th Street Dental & Dr. Patel for their dentistry services. read more

They never contacted me after phone calls and pretty extensive website form. Is it even open? I chose it because it's convenient and I looked in once (it's next to Piedmont primary care- same level ) and saw one person at the front desk but that was months ago. If it is open it's poorly run. read more

I went to 19th street Dental when they first opened up, for basic cleaning they were fine and David at the front was always understanding when I had to reschedule. My issue became when I had to have a root canal, my front tooth had turned dark grey and they said they could bleach it and that would help, unfortunately it didn't. So they offered to do a veneer. Which was a 1/4, so it was considered cosmetic and I had to pay out of pocket, they did a great job matching but sadly once it was applied it didn't seem to make a difference. I called and explain that I was unhappy I had paid $1500 out of pocket for the veneer that made no difference. They never returned my calls. My one front tooth was NOTICEABLE grey. Luckily I had to wear a mask at work and only recent was able to track down someone to fix it. An Endontist, who after taking out the old bleach and filling informed me 19th st dental had left old grey matter in my tooth. He cleaned it out and re-bleached it in a matter of 15min and it was fixed!! So had 19th street dental cleaned out the root canal properly I would have never needed the veneer. read more

BEWARE this 19TH dentist office are liars. unprofessional crooks and uses panful old bite wings i said ouch it hurts kept hurting me, for the records in advance notified the dentist office for just annual dental cleaning and very clear just for a well ness annual teeth exam cleaning next thing i get a $761 bill out of packet. and refused to do the health insurance annual 2 cleanings. next per humana dental plan! next thing blindsided with $761 bill and $240 for cleaning and nicely asked just do the 2 cleanings i came for. refused these dentists are crooks, read more

I moved to Smyrna and still drive to 19th Street Dental despite numerous in-network options closer to my home. They're just the best, and I never have any anxiety going to the dentist anymore. I've seen them for regular cleanings, extractions, a crown and whitening. Never a bad experience. read more

THE HIGH REVIEWS IS A JOKE/ DONT LET IT FOOL YOU. Also look at other poor reviews about Dr. Tammy Zeineddin, it seems like this is a continuous issue. Dr. Tammy Z did a terrible job on my husbands crowning, she cracked his tooth which caused him to later needing a root canal. She even left pieces of CEMENT in/on his tooth which causes a lot of discomfort. Before knowing that she left cement on his tooth, my husband felt a lot of pain and discomfort right after the crowning he got done from her. We didn't like the service at this place so we decided to seek another clinic. The doctor who took a look at his crowning stated that Tammy did a terrible job on the crowning and the discomfort is coming from that she left cement on his tooth. This doctor also found that Tammy cracked his tooth as well. After this wonderful doctor cleaned up the mess that Tammy did, my husband felt so much better. Although, it did cost us over $2,000 and lots of tooth pain for my husband due to Tammy's terrible work. This doctor was Dr. Jacob Perlow at Goldstein Dental Center, they're great, have high reviews that are REAL and give better service! Go to him if you need someone to clean Tammy's mess. read more

This office is amazing. the staff is beyond professional, attentive and courteous. They go above and beyond for their patients. I've been a patient for 6 years and won't go anywhere else. read more

I have a long history of dental issues, so a friendly, efficient dentist is paramount to me. I came to 19th Street Dental after visiting another dentist and feeling like their recommendations didn't quite make sense to me. The difference was noticed, starting at the front desk. I was greeted with a smile as soon as I walked in, and sat down for possibly 2 minutes prior to being called back. The dental assistant was welcoming and knowledgable. I share my concerns and not very long after Dr. Zeinidden came in. She was so attentive and personable, It alleviated a lot of the stress that the dentist normally brings me. She gave me a thorough treatment plan, answered all my questions and stayed with me virtually the entire time. I came back yesterday for a good amount of work and she was just as amazing as the first time. Today, I checked my voicemail to find that she not only followed up on my mouth but called to make sure I made it to my kids on time. Literally the best experience ever! read more

I've been going to 19th Street Dental since the office opened. I couldn't imagine going to a different dentist. Dr. Patel and his wonderful staff have been a great addition to my healthcare team. 19th Street Dental is centrally located in an easily accessible spot in Atlantic Station. The office runs like a well-oiled machine, which means NO long waits in the reception area, no long waits for service once in the treatment room, and no long waits to check out. The office itself has a beautiful, modern design with state-of-the art equipment. Each time I visit the office, I am particularly impressed with dental hygienist Jill. She is incredibly professional, knowledgeable, and friendly. Luckily, I've never needed anything other than cleaning and x-rays. Jill performs those treatments expertly. Thanks Dr. Patel and Jill for many years of exceptional service! read more

The best dental practice I've been to. It's a family atmosphere. The entire staff is magnificent! Dr. Zeineddin is awesome. She is very detailed, comforting and attentive. She doesnt just provide a service, she educates you. The best root canal job ever. Who says that? I know right. I'm excited to have found a dentist I plan to stay with throughout my dental care. I even referred my family to join this family. read more

I've been going to 19th street dental for about 3 years and originally chose the practice based on their location to my work office. I'm surprised its taken me this long to write a review so this is long overdue. The dental office is located in Atlantic station on the second level, you can take the stairs or elevator. They accept dental insurance and stay pretty busy so i recommend booking your appointment a few months in advance. Tip: its really hard getting in in December. I went to the office today for my routine cleaning and exams and was immediately greeted by the front desk staff when I walked in. This is the norm, the staff is always professional and friendly. Also, the office is very clean and decorated in a modern look. I never have a wait and its a very efficient check-in and check out process. Jill is always friendly and does an awesome job cleaning and polishing. I love receiving my little treat bag its perfect for travel time. Dr. Patel always has a smile and isn't pushy. He gives his professional opinion and leaves up to you to make a decision. If you're looking for a dentist, give 19th street a call today. read more

I first went to 19th Street Dental because it was recommended to me by someone I trust who had a great experience and after reading the reviews here on yelp. Dr. Zeineddin was recommended so I decided to give them a try. I had my first app late 2017 where everything went according to plan. The problem started on my next app. I needed to get more fillings done, one being on tooth 18 where an old mercury filling needed to be removed first. The other filling was in tooth 14. And a few others. Once the procedure was done I informed the dentist that my bite was off and was told it was likely due to me just being numb. No biggie till I got home and with full feeling returned realized the teeth on the left side in front of the fillings were no longer connecting when I bit down because the tooth had been overfilled but I was due for a bit more work so no biggie. That same day I decided to go for Invisalign and signed up for a credit card that they recommended to finance the charges and was charged in full that day and told my trays would be in in about 2 weeks. Anyway, I began to eat a breakfast because I asked could I resume eating normally after the numbness wore off and was told yes. I was able to chew my food 3x before tooth 18 cracked and I started having discomfort in tooth 14. Horrible pain in tooth 18. The office had closed for the holiday so I was left to deal with the pain till the new year. Got back into the dentist chair and find out that the removal of the old filling cause structural compromise but that could be remedied with a crown. Understandable. Asked about Invisalign and was told they were probably backed up due to the holiday, just give it another 2 weeks. Set another appointment and got the crown done. Once again was told I could resume my regular diet once the numbness wore off. Took one bite of a Larabar and there's the pain again. I immediately felt it again. I called the dentist to inform her that the crown didn't work. She apologized for my discomfort then advised me that I should've started with soft foods and worked firmer foods back into my diet slowly. To me that made no sense. So I make another app and she informs me that the crack in my tooth must've been lower than she could initially could see and that a root canal is now needed and I have to pay yet again for work to be done on the same tooth. And she examines tooth 14 and says she doesn't see anything wrong. Again still no Invisalign. I'm told "oh give it two more weeks". So I inform her that I don't feel I should have to pay a 3rd time to fix pain I didn't have before she did this work. That's when the waiting game started. She said "let's give it another week and see how it feels". Ok. This went on for a month. Mind you, at this point, I haven't eaten on the left side of my mouth now for almost 3 months. Minor adjustments had been made to the crown, all charged to my insurance, leading to no relief. Basically, it became a game of we will wait this out until you're ready to pay for it. Each time I'd come back and each time I'd hear "let's give it another week". Then I was informed that my Invisalign hadn't come in because the order kept being rejected by the dentist because she didn't like the plan submitted. Never bothered to inform me even though my credit card was already charged. So due to this crown issue I ended up canceling the entire order for the trays. On my last visit I mentioned again that tooth 14 was giving me problems when I chew and she decided to take one of her instruments and tap on tooth 14 and tooth 15. Because the tapping brought more sensitivity to tooth 15 than 14 she felt that was vérification of her not seeing a problem with the tooth, though I was clearly telling her what I was feeling. She then proceeded to tell me that my physical therapy was likely the cause of the tooth discomfort even though my discomfort was before my PT. So, eating firm foods too soon, bite was off because of numbness but persisted for months and PT caused my other tooth pain when chewing. None of it was due to the work she'd done. UPDATE: So finally saw a specialist, an Endodontist, and I've now been advised that not only has my crown cracked from being shaved down so much, but that a stronger material should've been used in the first place. But she's a professional right?!? So here's the timeline: tooth has a hole and gets a filling, tooth cracks just hours later. Same tooth gets a crown, crack is not addressed. Just a year later, the crown on the same tooth cracks. And as I write above, no responsibility was taken for this horrible work until a review was posted here. Until that point I was the blame for all my pain and told I'd have to pay more to fix this. Well I do have to pay more. But it won't be to her. Go at your own risk but be prepared to be blamed for anything that she does wrong. read more

Backstory: I haven't been to the Dentist in nearly 2 years for a cleaning. Not because I was scared but because I thought it was going to cost me $$$$$ SO after starting a new job with great dental coverage, I decided to go on ZocDoc and schedule an appointment with Dr. Patel. For one: Todd and Stephanie at the front are GREAT and make appointments/sign-in a BREEZE. Secondly: Dr. Patel and the dental assistant made the New Patient Appt comfortable and fun! #photoshoot #winningsmile Third: Dr. Patel took me to review my x-rays to get on the same page about the expected line of treatment for everything that I wanted to accomplish *very personable and knowledgeable*. He made me feel comfortable and dare I say "excited"? Last (and probably most important): As you can imagine, 2 years without a cleaning left a lot of room for build up and so I needed a deeper cleaning than normal. I was a bit scared at this point, but the Hygenist (who's name has slipped my mind) made sure I was comfortable the whole time. I had no pain and walked away with beautiful, white, healthy teeth that looked 10 TIMES better than when I had come in!! In the end, I was beyond satisfied with this experience (and quite impressed) and plan on handling all of my dental needs at 19th Street Dental for as long as I live in Atlanta. You should too! read more

The BEST Dentist in ATLANTA! I used to hate going to the Dentist prior to 19th Street Dental being my Dental Office. This place is CLEAN, up-to-date, state of the art technology and most of all, conveniently located in Atlantic Station. Thanks Dr. Patel, Todd, Jenna and the rest of the Staff for always going above & beyond to keep me SMILING BRIGHT! read more

Let's face it: no one actually enjoys going to the dentist. I mean, sure, you might like your squeaky clean teeth when it's all over and done with, but laying back with your mouth wide open while a stranger pokes and prods isn't fun, no matter how you look at it. I've had some pretty serious orthodontic work over the years so I'm admittedly a little wary of people getting all up in my grill. As a result, I was waaay overdue for a cleaning but finally made an appointment at 19th Street Dental after seeing all of the great reviews that assuaged my fears. They're conveniently located at Atlantic Station (free parking under 2 hours, plus you can treat yourself to a little shopping post-check up... you deserve it!). The office is very nice and open, with all sorts of high tech things like TVs that they can pull down for proper viewing while they get to work. I prefer to keep my eyes closed like nothing is happening, but whatever floats your boat. I've been here for two cleanings and filling replacements, and all 3 have been great experiences. I love that you schedule your cleanings with the same hygienist every time, so they can really keep track of your progress (for someone who has shitty gums, this is important stuff). They're always up front about the cost of things and are sure to talk about budgeting or scheduling around paychecks to make sure that you're covered: I truly appreciate that. I've seen both Dr. Patel and Dr. Zeineddin and they're both fantastic: you can't go wrong. So yeah, don't put off that cleaning any longer: your teeth will thank you! read more

EXCELLENT! I will admit that i viewed some of these reviews with suspicion. I thought that perhaps some of the reviewers may have gotten special benefits like a free Zoom treatment on their two front teeth or something. However I was in pain and just wanted it to stop. I checked my suspicious nature, called up and was able to get a same day appointment as a new patient. WOOHOO! SCORE! I was told that I could arrive before my appointment and i did my best to do just that. Shortly after my ride found me writhing in pain on the staircase and packed me up, we made our way there. Parking was...well it's Atlantic Station so *shrug*. I went in and was greeted by a wonderfully friendly face. Check in was quick and computerized. I was soon retrieved from the waiting area and seated. After a few x-rays were taken it was discovered that my tooth had mutinied and was trying to sink the ship. Dr. Patel came in with his sword drawn ready for battle. That tooth was no match for his skillful hands, and I was none the wiser. There was no "felt" pain on my part, only imagined. I was anxiously awaiting the removal of the tooth while he worked on me. That is until he informed me that it was already out. The battle that he was having with the treasonous tooth in my mind never materialized in my mouth. I am super grateful and probably even more than normal because I'm still numb. It was only after some adult dental experiences that I began to dread visiting the dentist. Now I'm feeling more optimistic. Thank you to Dr. Patel and the entire staff. I really appreciate the care that you showed me and my mouth. I will be back, a lot. P.S. My dental insurance sucks, but they made it feel like it was a less sucky thing to have suckysucksuck insurance. read more

Never thought I would ever use the word "pleasant" to describe a dental procedure but that's the best way to describe it. Today's procedure included a crown and two filling replacements. Everyone I know advised me to split the procedures into two separate visits. However, the Dr. Patel assured me that it could all be done in 2 hrs and I would be able to go back to work afterwards. Sure enough the procedure was quick and efficient with no lingering affects after the numbness wore off. An overall pleasant experience. Almost forgot, the in-house crown technology is amazing (see video)! I highly recommend this dental practice if you are lucky enough to get in as a new patient. Dr. Patel and the entire staff are knowledgeable and super friendly! read more

I've never been a fan of going to the dentist. I'm 99.9% sure that most folks tend to avoid the dentist for various reasons, but mine was for the sheer fact that I'd never met a dentist who made me feel welcomed or comfortable in my own skin. Let there be light! (On my teeth, I suppose) Enter: Dr. Patel. Well, first let me say that Todd was wonderful in scheduling everything. I came in for an initial checkup and he helped me schedule a cleaning with perfect times and dates. That guy is so nice, methodical, and thorough. Also, Debbie was just as sweet. She was calm, funny, and made sure I knew what was happening. As I sat in the chair, Dr. Patel made me feel like I was on his level. That's a rarity and something I am so grateful to have experienced. He didn't present himself like some tool-wielding mouth jockey like other dentists in my past have. He told me everything step-by-step and made sure I was informed and comfortable. When we sat down and looked at my situation, he gave me background, hand-sketched charts, and even gave me some tertiary recommendations I could implement that day. Another plus is that the staff is just fun to talk to. They get it. So you don't floss. They don't put you on trial or burn you at the stake. If you have some dental work or a cleaning needed, they give you great background on the "why." This sounds odd to say, but I'm looking forward to my return visits. read more

I, like most of you here, am not a fan of the dentist. Here is my experience... Moved to Atlanta about a year ago, and broke a tooth in a traumatic pop tart accident. 19th Street Dental was the first office that pulled up on my insurance's page, and they could get me in same day. SAME DAY!?!? I can't get a same day oil change. Filling out the paperwork digitally is a welcome surprise as well. Parking in Atlantic Station is a breeze and free for the first 2 hours. The first visit they consulted me, and in my case did a temporary fix on my tooth. We also built a plan to fix my train wreck of a mouth. They were realistic in building this plan, and did not try to work in $10k worth of dental work into a year. I've been going to Dr. Patel and his team for a full year now, and my hatred of dentist's offices has decreased completely. During an operation, a brisk pace is kept to keep the patient from getting fatigued, and speed is definitely appreciated. However, while the operation keeps a brisk pace, all questions and concerns are addressed. Next steps in your care plan, if any, are discussed prior to sending you on your way. They've taken my train wreck of a mouth, and turned it into a fender bender. Go and see Dr. Patel now, you will not regret it. read more

I honestly don't think my experience could have been any better. I'm really happy that I chose this office, considering the horror stories I have heard about the Zoom Teeth Whitening. After I saw Kathleen's review I called the office to see if they did the zoom whitening and to get a price. The price they gave me was $168 less than what my dentist was going to charge me. So I called last week to try to set up an appointment in October and I found out that there is a promotion going on and the price dropped by $100.I was super happy. So I booked my appointment right then for the following week in order to not miss this great deal. What made me get my whitening done here was the fact that they acknowledged that the procedure could be painful and gave me ways in which to reduce the pain. I felt the other dentists I talked with minimized the situation in order to get the money or they haven't done enough procedures to really assess the situation. I started brushing with Sensodyne twice a day a week before my procedure and I also took an 800mg ibuprofen 30 minutes before my appointment. I was able to finish all 4 sessions. It was painful but not too much and that says a lot since I have a very low pain tolerance. The zingers started at the end of the second session but were the worst after the procedure was done for about 3 hours. After that I actually ate dinner just fine. Mrs. Deborah did my procedure and she was an angel, she literally did everything to make me feel comfortable, including adjusting my TV many times so I could see my show.Dr.Patel talked with me at the beginning and end ,thoroughly calmed my nerves and gave me a good picture of what the procedure would feel like during and after. The whole procedure including a touch up kit cost me $299.Go book your appointment now, you won't be disappointed unless you don't want white teeth. read more

I really enjoyed my first visit with this office. Location- It's across from the movie theater, above the frozen yogurt and coffee shop. I stayed for longer than two hours so I had to pay $4 bucks for parking. Two hours or less it's free in the garage. Space- Modern and clean. I love that this office is paperless, everything is done on a computer. Wait Time- I walked in a few minutes late and was still seen right after I checked in. I hate to wait for an appointment, therefore I was very pleased. It didn't seem like the had anyone waiting for long periods of time. Staff- The staff was friendly and engaging. Todd the office's assistant was awesome, he went over and beyond his job. I asked him the name of something that was non work related, he didn't know, but the next day he called back with it. How awesome is that to have an employee like him. Three other staff members did mention the night guard dental protector to me, but It was expected because I read prior reviews that they try to market things. Doctor- I saw Dr. Pastel. I liked how he explained my issues. I wish I would have asked more questions. I'm not sure if I will go directly from his treatment plan, but I do have a second appointment to fix my main concern. I compared his treatment plan to my previous dentist's plan and it is pretty accurate with the issues but off with the treatment(Ex. Dr. Pastel is saying crowns for all the problems and the other dentist is saying composite for all besides one). I will definitely contact the office for more questions prior to starting my treatment. I will also schedule my husband an appointment once I figure out how they will handle my concerns since I do really like this office. I think I have finally found a home! read more

Dr. Patel's office in Atlantic Station is awesome! Beyond being super convenient (free 2 hour parking and plenty of it) the office is completely digital--no endless forms to fill out. Instead there's an efficient little computer station for your info that takes maybe 3 minutes to complete. The office is decorated in a hip, youthful way with great abstract paintings everywhere...and guess what? Dr. Patel did them himself! He's extremely personable and the equipment is brand spanking new and oh so clean. He takes digital x-rays which produce 90% less radiation than traditional ones and he has a great little camera that goes in your mouth during the exam and photographs each little tooch up close and personal. I know people hate going to the dentist, but Dr. Patel really makes you feel comfortable and informed. Each station has its own flat screen, so you can can be distracted during the drilling! read more

We'd been having an extremely difficult time finding a local dentist in our insurance network, so my husband just decided to pick this place and hope for the best. Even though it's holiday season and everyone is packed with patients right now (and this place is especially packed with Cirque du Soleil patients now, too), they were still able to fit us in with back-to-back appointments within just over a week after calling in. They were clearly busier than usual (the very nice guy at the front desk actually ended up doing my x-rays to speed things along), but no one seemed rushed or made me feel rushed. Everyone was really, really nice. During the course of my initial appointment and then cleaning, I met at least 5 different people, all of whom were really friendly and helpful. Dr. Patel is wonderful, very friendly and was more than happy to explain everything in detail any time I had a question. Before this appointment, I hadn't been to the dentist in about 8 years, so Dr. Patel made it a point to explain in extra detail things that I may not know or needed to be caught up on. He showed me pictures of my teeth that showed that I grind them in my sleep (I had no idea...), and the office is looking into whether my insurance might cover the cost of a night guard. After my initial appointment, the office said they had a cancellation and could fit in a cleaning for me the same day. I stuck around for a while then went right back in for my cleaning. I haven't been to the dentist in so long, so I know this probably isn't new to a lot of people, but the technology in this office is really amazing! The woman who cleaned my teeth turned on a TV show for us to watch, and used a really neat tool I've never seen before (called it her sonic cleaning tool, or something like that?). It produced a high-pitched noise that was kind of terrible, but it made the cleaning go really fast and was not anything like the horrible process I remember from years past. Plus, it was pretty easy to ignore with a TV show to distract me. I'm still waiting to hear back from the office about whether my insurance will cover everything or not, but so far the office has been very helpful in giving me as much information as possible about how everything works. I really hope my insurance ends up working with this dentist, because I've already set up my next appointment! Very happy to have found this place! read more

Let's start off by stating the obvious, no one loves going to the dentist. However, 19th Street Dentist makes the experience much less painful, hell even enjoyable. The front desk staff is awesome, seriously clean and updated waiting room, which is ironic since you spend almost no time waiting. The initial consultation was as pleasurable as it could be, but at least they were nice and pleasant. They were all very considerate in my high maintenance needs and how to handle my fears during my cleaning and root canal. I have recommended them to my office for any dental work they might need. read more

Normally, going to the dentist makes my list of top 5 places I hate going (right next to going to the DMV), but 19th street Dental has completely changed that notion for me. Right from the beginning, as I was looking to make an appointment over the phone, I sensed something different. They were warm and accommodating. A few days later, I found out that I wouldn't be able to make it to my appointment. Rescheduling was just as easy as making my initial appointment. A day before my appointment, I received a call reminding me that I was on their calendar, and they gave me instructions on where to find their office (their office is right next to the frozen yogurt store). The next day, I arrived 15 minutes late after aimlessly wandering around Atlantic Station looking for their office. I gingerly walked in thinking they would turn me away. Instead, they immediately gave me their attention and had me sign the paperwork via the computer in the waiting room. After waiting about 10 minutes, they brought me in and that was when I met Dr. Patel. He greeted me and our initial conversations were very down-to-earth and casual. Afterwards, he examined my teeth via X-rays, photographs, and so forth. Not only was Dr. Patel warm and professional, but his entire staff also matched his demeanor. Finally, he along with staff gave me the lowdown on what I needed to get done in very good detail. I learned a lot about my teeth, teeth in general, and how they should be maintained. Because I had not gone to the dentist for a while, there was a lot of work to be done. Still, they were able to come up with the right plan for me despite my anxiety. My next appointment was more or less the same experience. Even though I was going back for the second time, I felt as if I were a regular already. I got a full mouth debridement done, which was a deep cleaning. It was a very smooth process, and they even applied numbing cream after I expressed some concern, especially because my experience with my last dentist was so painful. In terms of the facilities, everything seems to be state of the art while being extremely tidy and organized. The reclining seats were comfortable and if you like watching Good morning America, you're in for a treat because they have TV's playing it everywhere, from the waiting room to while you're getting your teeth worked on. I can see myself being a patient here for a long time. read more

I honestly can't say enough wonderful things about Dr. Patel and the rest of the 19th Street Dental team. I grew up terrified of going to the dentist. Which wasn't helped by the fact that I've had my fare-share of dental work over the years. My childhood dentist was patient with me and did a great job, but I never really felt comfortable with him. After college I moved to another city in another state and after neglecting going to the dentist for quite some time I finally went to one and they made my fear of dentists even worse. Between the condescending nature of the way he talked to me about my teeth to the extremely painful (and come to find out, unnecessary) dental work he suggested for me, I was completely put off to dentists in general. After that I waited years to go to the dentist again. Fully knowing that my teeth were in need of some TLC, but not wanting to make an appointment anywhere. We relocated to Atlanta right around when some pain started around one of my teeth. After asking around for recommendations and checking Yelp, it was clear that I needed to at least give Dr Patel a try. I made an appointment and proceeded to worry and stress out about the appointment for over a week (as I tend to do). However, I can honestly say that from the moment I walked in to the office my stress and anxiety seemed to vanish. First off: Todd is awesome. Super friendly and lovely to talk to while filling out the initial paperwork. He makes everything regarding scheduling and payment easy and does so with a smile. He's great! Jill is a wonderful hygienist. She's friendly and personable and does a fantastic job. She's gentle and quick; but thorough. My teeth always feel amazing after seeing her. Now, on to Dr Patel: HE IS AMAZING. He is SO nice and really takes the time to get to know you, listen to your concerns, and create a game plan for you. He isn't condescending or judgmental regarding your dental history and you can tell he really and truly wants to help you have a better smile. My initial concerns for my first visit were confirmed: I needed a filling and a crown. I had never had a crown before and he approached the entire procedure in such a way that I wasn't too worried about it. Not only is he great at what he does, but he's also "gadget" guy and his office has all of these amazing tools and high-tech gadgets! He even has a nifty machine that created my crown on the spot while I was in the chair, so I walked out with a finished procedure and didn't have to worry about coming back a week later for my crown. I just had my second cleaning with them since my initial cleaning and crown/filling procedure 4 months ago and even though there's still a bit of work to be done, my teeth and gums are well on their way to being healthy again. I no longer worry about the dentist. And I can't believe I'm going to say this, but: I'm actually looking forward to my next visit! read more

Very pleased with my veneers! Dr. Patel is an artist. I feel like I look the way I was always supposed to look, whereas before I was so self conscious about my smile. I had to get Invisalign braces first (at west paces ferry orthodontics) and then came to 19th st dental for my cosmetic work and I was really pleased to hear that Dr. Patel and my orthodontist were in touch discussing my case and making sure they each didn't mess up the other's work. Fantastic experience, highly recommend. I'm now moving to them for my regular cleanings and whatnot because I had such a positive experience. read more

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The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. The office is very relaxing. I left the visit feeling very good about the level of care I received. I have found my new Dentist! read more

19th Street Dental - Cosmetic Dentists Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

From the time I walked in, I felt positive about this dental practice. The self-registration kiosk is a nice touch, and much more pleasant than filling out 10th-generation copies of multiple forms. Tania and Dr. Patel were helpful, friendly, and clear in their explanations of what would happen and how it all worked. The x-ray and photographic techniques they used were impressive and clearly showed my (all-too-many) needs visually. Most importantly, Dr. Patel's practice is client-centered. He took an amazing amount of time to visit with me and explain in detail what I needed, a plan to achieve it, including high-, mid-, and low-level approaches. For the first time in my life, I am looking forward to going to the dentist. read more

Prior to getting a job after graduation, I was on my mom's insurance, so I was excited when I got a job+finally got to choose my own dentist...and after much research [actually, a 25 minute google search+3 phone calls], I decided to try 19th Street Dental. With that being said, I looovvee them+don't regret my decision. First, Dr. Patel is the nicest, cutest dentist ever! During my first consultation, he made me laugh even while probing my teeth. Then, there's the flat screen televisions. I like the fact that you can attempt to tune out all the noise going on in your mouth simply by tuning into whatever you would like to watch. Jill, the hygienist, is absolutely wonderful as well. She cleans your teeth so delicately, but when you leave, you can feel the absolutely niceness of your teeth. I loooveee it! As long as I'm a resident of Atlanta, and Dr. Patel doesn't go anywhere else, 19th Street will be my dental office. The youthfulness+comfort of the office makes me as a young professional feel quite good about taking care of my teeth+visiting the dentist. read more

Just visited 19th Street Dental today and I'm SO happy I used Yelp to choose my new Atlanta dentist! As other reviews have said, the space is very modern and has updated technology like a computer sign in, digital cameras and TVs at every chair. Very cool. Location was convenient -- right in Atlantic Station -- and parking was a breeze. Dr. Patel and his staff were SO nice and really went above and beyond to make me feel comfortable. They seemed to have a genuine interest in the patients and worked hard at trying to build a relationship beyond just discussing your teeth. Everyone was very down to earth, caring and unpretentious. Another factor that made me feel comfortable and confident was that they spent a good deal of time with me, explaining both what was going on with my mouth and why. It was refreshing to find a medical professional that didn't have one foot out the door rushing to the next patient. My appointment was just for an exam, so I can't yet comment on quality of work, but I will definitely be returning to Dr. Patel soon and updating my review! read more

Awesome dentist and staff. We make the drive from OTP instead of finding a closer dentist, because they're worth it. Highly recommend! The most recent visit was due to my mohler losing a battle with an oyster shell and they were able to squeeze me in very quickly for the repair. I should add, I hate the dentist typically as it causes me anxiety like nothing else does, to the point where I can ring my shirt out due to sweating so much. I was a little uncomfortable the first visit but nothing like I've experienced in the past. From the second visit to date, I no longer have anxiety. read more

The best experience today with everyone. High tech, clean,up to date on everything. Super cool staff. Loved everything about my experience. Even though I haven't been to the dentist in a while, they still didn't make it a big issue and I loved that they sat me down and explained everything going on, but also didn't force me to make any decisions. I will be back. read more

What a great place! Unfortunately my dentist, Dr. R. Friedman, went into early retirement. So I've been in search of a new place. I found Dr. Patel's office on Yelp and true to the great reviews, this office is awesome. Dr. Patel and his entire staff were very warm and friendly. Their office is in a convenient location, with excellent free parking at Atlantic Station. I had a cleaning and 2 fillings done in under 2hrs. The office is clean, modern and very client focused. You can't beat watching TV while you're having your teeth worked on! :) I definitely recommend 19th Street Dental and Dr. Patel. read more

The staff is professional, the office is clean, the equipment is state-of-the-art, and the experience has helped me overcome my EXTREME dislike of dental visits. I actually look forward to my next appointments. Wow. Did I just say that? If you've always hated going to the dentist, do yourself a favor and go to Dr. Patel. It'll change the way you feel about dental care. You can't find a better practice. Period. To all the "one-star" reviewers - most dentists now won't do a cleaning on your first visit because they don't know how long it will take. If your teeth are relatively clean, you're in and out in no time. If your teeth are like mine were, you'll need more than one visit. They can't properly schedule patients if they don't know how much work there is to be done. Believe me - I hated going to the dentist before. My experience with Dr. Patel and his staff has changed my mind. I hope he stays in business as long as I have teeth, because I don't want to go to any other dentist. And no, I don't get free stuff from them. Only excellent service from everyone I've dealt with. read more

First off, he is in a great location. The office is very nice and inviting. And the place is run like a well oiled machine. The office staff is super friendly, courteous and knowledgeable. If you are in need of a dentist you will not get bad service. If you choose them as your dentist know that Dr Patel will be able to help you. He was my dentist for two years and he did an adequate job, but there are a few things that you should understand before going there. The Dentist will be able to help you if you are in pain, but his bedside manner leaves much to be desired. The place is pricey, and after you have been treated, you will find charges on your bill that may not have been discussed prior to your treatment. I am not a dentist, so it is s hard to argue that some things may have needed to be done that were not accounted for, and when you are in pain it's hard to argue with anything that your doctor tells you that you need. I had an issue with a tooth that required almost $700 worth of EXTRA work that was not covered by my insurance. Mind you, the price we discussed BEFORE the work was about $800. I argued with my insurance company, but they said that some of the things that he did/charged for were unnecessary. And through 3 appeals, they made compelling arguments. And at the end of the year I still had over $400 of unused dental coverage, so it was not a matter of me not having enough, or my insurance not wanting to pay. On at least two other occasions I was in his office when other patients, ice pack to mouths, were asking questions about higher than expected bills. Another issue I had was with the office hours, but also related to bedside manner. After I had complications with some of the work done, I was in, what I thought, was extra-ordinary pain, and the doctor would not make time to squeeze me in to see me, to check if anything was wrong. They told me to ride it out and see him three weeks later at my regularly scheduled follow up appointment. Do not expect to see him ANY time outside of the Mon-Fri 8AM-5PM. Do not expect him to care enough to make an exception to see you if you think that you need his help without having an appointment. They are very professional at this dentist's office, but they run the place like it is a business. You will get several email reminds to "Come in and use you benefits before the year is up". And again, I do not think that Dr Patel is a bad dentist, but go there knowing that you are more of a customer than a patient. And if you go there in pain, and are vulnerable they will fix whatever issue you have, but will also get as much money as they can from you. And again, his office staff is second to none. They were only reason that I stayed his patient for as long as I did. Dr Patel is a competent dentist, but Atlanta is filled with competent dentists. But not being able to trust the bill, and knowing that my dentist saw me more as an income stream than as a patient made me look for another dentist. read more

This was an AWFUL experience. Do not waste your time. Find another dentist, I went to 19th street dental because of the reviews here. Do not believe what you read. Scheduled a cleaning - Left work 3 hours early. When I got there they took xrays and pictures of my teeth. Then we went into a "consultation room" . Where they proceeded to tell me about the list of things I had to take care of - But How they found this out with out doing a proper exam or CLEANING that scheduled I am not sure. The whole time I felt like I was being swindled by a used car sales man. They offered me an appointment to come back for an actual teeth cleaning in 2 weeks. The cost almost $200.00 and another half day of work. NOT GOING TO HAPPEN... I will be going elsewhere for a dentist. read more

Prior to seeing Dr. Trushar Patel about my toothache, I had an intense fear of dentists which involved avoidance of the dentist's office for most of my life. Let's just say I had a very bad childhood dental experience. Dr. Patel is different from many dentists. His entire dental office is actually really hip, even gorgeous, with super clean and very modern technology. His staff are polite and professional. Dr. Patel was the first dentist to identify my chronic periodontal disease, and he did not try to hide anything from me. His examination and the immediate consultation afterward was not affected by the fact that he knew I was poor and depending entirely on student loans. He carefully reviewed my xrays and high-resolution photographs of my teeth that he took with his digital SLR camera, and provided an extensive dental treatment plan which I needed (my dentist cousin-in-law reviewed my xrays and dental photographs, and confirmed that I really do need everything that Dr. Patel recommended). No other dentist had ever asked me what goals I ultimately have for my teeth in the long run. Dr. Patel was the first to ask, and it was not a ridiculous question, especially considering my severe periodontal disease. Dr. Patel was really interested in helping me save all of my teeth, but he was honest up front about who could do a better root canal and deep cleaning (root planing and scaling) for a condition as severe as mine. I actually ended up getting an extraction by Dr. Patel because the endodontist and the periodontist determined that my problematic tooth was not salvagable because of my extensive bone loss. The tooth extraction strangely was not painful at all, because Dr. Patel is incredibly gentle. I didn't even know when the tooth was completely removed! Afterward, I didn't even feel any pain even when the local anesthesia wore off. All I needed to stop the pain completely was 800 mg of Motrin, and I only took 1 dose. Also, my bleeding actually stopped completely about 8 hours after the tooth extraction. I was very impressed. I felt great. My toothache was gone. I was able to go to work the very next day, not bloody or nauseous at all. It was awesome. I've had all my wisdom teeth removed by an oral surgeon somewhere else, and I was definitely bloody from that surgery for at least 24 hours. Furthermore, I was nauseous (complete with vomiting) for 48 hours from the oxycodone that was prescribed for me by the oral surgeon. I highly recommend 19th Street Dental. Excellent dental work. Clean. High-tech. Honest. Competitive and reasonable pricing. No nausea/vomiting. Fabulous. read more

HORRIBLE. Yes, Dr. Patel is charming and the space is new and pretty, but what really counts is the work they do, and I've had 2 horrible (and costly) experiences with them. I cancelled my appointments and stopped going a year ago, but low and behold, this morning I had a crown (done by them) break off completely. This is the 2nd such instance - the reason I stopped going a year ago was because they put on a crown, it broke, they repaired it, and it broke again. Not worth my time or money. Now a 2nd crown has broken off. Also, the dental hygienist is a spazz and was very rough on my teeth/gums while cleaning them, once poking my face with an instrument. They're friendly people, but their work is bad. BE WARNED. read more

Let me start by saying that I am typically distrustful of the kind of the review I am about to write, but please know I am NOT embellishing. I have an irrational fear of the dentist, and hate going even more so than the average person. So I don't even know how to properly thank the friend that recommended this dental office. Dr. Patel and staff are amazing! They all have a way about them that makes my fears and anxiety disappear the minute I arrive. They honest and forthright, yet warm and friendly. I had "disappeared" for a couple of months, and they called to check in on me. I had a toothache yesterday, and Todd called this morning to see how I was feeling...you cannot beat this group's personal attention. I have major dental work ahead me in the coming year, but knowing that it is being managed by this team allows me to not stress about it...truly priceless. read more