I have been going to Dr. Kristof for my dental work since 2011. His practice definitely makes sure…read moreyou are taken care of, comfortable, and experience minimal pain. My last dental cleaning last week was the most gentle cleaning I think I'd ever had. You can't go wrong with Dr. Kristof and his team!

Love this place! Both Drs are really knowledgeable and their work speaks for itself! Dr. Kristoff…read moreis a very patient man and did really well with my procedure! Dr. Nikita Mistry is such a gem, she has transformed my smile & I now have a healthier mouth. I love this dentist office!! 10/10 would recommend!!! Thank you for such an amazing service! From the front desk to the hygienist, dental assistants, everyone is amazing!! P.s. I NEVER write reviews but this dental office has changed my life & has gotten me over the fear of going to the dentist!

Patronizing the establishment for 5 years. I'm happy with the service and quality of care.read more

No one loves going to the dentist - for a variety of reasons. However if you have to go I strongly…read morerecommend Quinlan Park Dental. I've been a patient for over 10 years and in that time, they have never failed to exceed my expectations. I've mainly gone for yearly cleanings and Candy and the other hygienists genuinely make you feel relaxed and do an amazing job of cleaning. Today I had a crown replaced and Dr Sampet was superb. Painless shot, painless procedure. His assistant, Aleine, was equally great, very gentle and I like that they tell you what they are going to do next, so no surprises. They are quick wo hurting and communication with the front desk and billing was ongoing and seamless. Dr Sampet is equipped to do it all from crowns to invisilign etc. excellent practice.

Dr. Morales and his assistant Miss Rita were excellent. Warm, caring and very good at their…read moreprofession. And considering the potential for discomfort in the process, I deeply appreciate the care they took with my oral care. I didn't know them beyond the good reviews, but I'm happy to say 5*s, consider Lakeside with confidence. I have a new home for dental care. And shout out to Gia for picking the playlist, modern, interesting tracks when I was expecting Muzak or some sort of meditative classical. A surprise and delight.

I saw Dr. Morales in November as a self-pay patient. After my visit, I asked for a quote and said I…read morewould call when I was ready to schedule. That same day, I received the quote, a phone call, and a text. I replied with a question about whether shots were necessary and was told to call. I said I was working and would call later, but received another call the next day. I then asked them to stop contacting me, as I felt pressured. They said they were just following up. Later, I got insurance that Dr. Morales accepts and emailed my information requesting a new quote. After four days with no response, I resent it. By 2/10, I still hadn't heard back, so I stopped by the office. I asked the dentist whether they were just busy or if there was an issue because I had asked them to stop calling. He said, "eh maybe, but I'll look into that," and told me to leave my insurance info. The receptionist mentioned their system had been down and said they'd follow up. I even asked if I should find a new dentist, and he laughed and said no. I'm glad I learned who this dentist is before giving him more money or trusting him with my care.

Another good experience with Four Points Dental. Came in for a routine cleaning. And found out I…read moreneed a tooth extraction. I kind of knew this was coming. I have had some discomfort with a molar. Not pain, but pressure when I chewed. It's only been in the last week or two that I've noticed it. Turned out I had a cavity under my crown. So after my cleaning, I went home for a little bit, and went back for the extraction. The little sucker didn't want to come out, but in the end, the dentist won that battle. I was numbed I think 3 times. Usually I can be pretty chill at the dentist, but this time I was crying, and extremely jittery. The assistant got me a blanket and rubbed my arm as the needle went in with the novocain. Once the numbing and needle part was over I was feeling a little more relaxed. It did take some tugging but it came out. I did see it after it was pulled out, molars are big, I can't believe it came out all in one piece. Happy it's over with. But this will be a long process of healing, and then an implant. They are saying about 6 months.

The very basics in a dental experience is that I expect to be treated with kindness, compassion,…read moreand above all, professionalism. My review is limited exclusively to Dr. Evan John, so take from that what you will. I had no idea going in who I would see, and for that reason, I felt obligated to warn others. I found Dr. Evan John to be incredibly unprofessional and lacking in bedside manner. Further, he was not thorough and incredibly awkward, which only added to my anxiety. I have since learned (from social media, no less) that he is a brand new dentist, and maybe that explains it. Even other professionals I have spoken to have acknowledged that the bedside manner was inappropriate. I would like to give him the benefit of the doubt, I cannot excuse the experience I had. Dentist experience aside, the hygienist was fabulous, one of the best I've ever had, but it couldn't salvage the mess of my visit and the unnecessarily anxious aftermath.

I have yet to come into contact with anyone here that is less than friendly. All of the staff are…read moreso kind and caring. The office is nice and they have a tv that you can watch while in the chair. They even offer you a free chapstick for your lips before your cleaning. The x-ray machine pulls out of a nice white cabinet in each station so you can sit comfortably in the chair during your x-rays. The stations are closed off so you can't see or hear any other patients. While the office and everything is very nice, the staff is really what sets the place apart. They never act like they're super busy or rushed and they always take the time to sit and make sure any of your questions are answered. After I got a filling done, the dental assistant called me later that day to check on me and make sure I was doing ok. Honestly everyone in the office seems super sweet.

I want to leave this review like a kind of digital breadcrumb trail for anyone like me who is out…read morethere really struggling with a deep fear of dental care settings and procedures. I know it's a common fear, but for some of us, the phobia goes far beyond the norm, to diagnosed PTSD and clinical anxiety. If that's you, I was in your shoes a few weeks ago. My issues stemming from trauma in the past left me unable to seek dental care when needed as an adult. With the help of therapy I was able recently to start searching and came across a Reddit post about this dental office. I emailed them one night with a brief explanation of my problem and how difficult it was to get myself through the door. I got a call the next day from an admin named Linda who was so warm & understanding beyond my expectations. She told me how special the people were there and that they would love to help me through my fears. Not just "we'd love to help you (become a patient)." My first visit was difficult and emotional, but every person in there from Linda to my sweet hygienist to Carol in billing to lovely Dr. Zatopek - all were so kind to me. I especially have to commend my hygienist, Ashley, who went above and beyond with me, and was so gentle, patient and encouraging that when I went back this week - yes, voluntarily! - for a cleaning with her, I didn't experience any panic whatsoever. A huge change. But it was just knowing that she understood, she didn't consider me a burden as such an anxious patient (which I have sensed from others in the past) and she knew how to make me feel safe. I will be going back next month for crowns etc and I feel such a weight lifted off of me knowing I can face that without a lot of stress or turmoil, thanks to the staff here. So - if you're looking for a practice like this, where they are trauma-informed and know how to handle severe anxiety without frustration or condescension, please check out River Place Dental. You can do it! And you'll feel so much better afterwards - not just your teeth. Because you'll have the reassurance of knowing there are people like this in the world still who really care about you and want to help.

I cannot say how happy I am with Swish dental-Bull Creek! As most people like myself have anxiety…read morejust thinking about going to the dentist, rest assured, this is the place! From the lovely ladies Vanessa & Aliyah up front, the talented dental hygienist Yvanna to the amazing Dr. Amanda, I have had some of the best experienes so far! For the first visit, they carefully checked my teeth and x-rayed them with this cool new age Star Wars x-rays that take real life photos of my teeth! Super cool! They were in a 3D format so the staff could move them around with ease! Super cool! I don't think I've ever have seen this in any other dental practice! This morning I had my teeth cleaned by Yvanna and between her and the vibrating tool she used, it was the most gentle cleaning I've ever had! Cannot say enough great things about this dental practice! Thanks for everything! Super happy client!

Unfortunately since Dr Loehr left and since the office outright ignored my ask to only see Dr Marx,…read moreI have not had a great experience. I specifically called and in person asked for a note to be put in my chart to only see Dr Marx, the team has failed to schedule me with her even after saying they completely understand and they have made the note in my chart (false). I've now been pushed to another provider that spends 5 minutes checking everything and doesn't address concerns. They have scheduled me with her multiple times despite my ask to only see Dr Marx. I've had an ongoing TMJ issue and was told I could take muscle relaxers (after getting second opinions that is not the route to take and is not a long term solution). I also had a wisdom tooth that was never mentioned as an issue and then it was brought up abruptly at my recent visit that it had to be removed which was unexpected. It's really a shame as I do think the staff is kind, and Dr. Marx specifically is a fantastic and very knowledgeable dentist, I'm sad I haven't been able to see her!

I am a new patient and I had my first appointment today. Everyone was extremely nice from the…read moremoment I walked in. Dr. Mahmud was amazing. She took the time to not only explain things, but took time to answer all my lingering questions. I have another appointment in two weeks and I am excited to go visit again. Thank you dr. Mahmud

Forest Family Dentistry has provided my family with outstanding dental care for the past 10+ years…read more Upon my last visit a duplicate payment occurred; due to my AFLAC dental insurance becoming newly in network with Forest Family. Annette, who manages Forest Family insurance, quickly resolved the payments by Aflac and myself. Thank you Annette for Forest Family's account management and responsiveness!

Overpriced, lack of quality, lack of sense of ownership…read more Prior to coming to this dentist, I had temporary crowns installed on some of my teeth. The temps were about a year or so old and in great shape. A week or two after seeing this dentist my crowns came off. No big deal just need to epoxy to put it back on. I never had an issue with my crowns, they fit perfect and the x-rays they took would show exactly that as well. I went in and asked to have them put back on and they were able to bring me back immediately. I was advised $50 and I approved them to continue. The price was not $50 as I found out later through my dental insurance!!! I informed the assistant that the crowns fit great and that everything was fine with them, but they fell out and need to be put back in. She then went to do whatever with the crowns so she could put them in my mouth. She put them in my mouth, applied some pressure and then told me to bite down. As soon as I bit down, I told her something is not right and that they are not seated right and I could not bite down evenly due to the crown preventing. She seemed perplexed and looked in my mouth to see what was wrong. She had me bite down on the blue film so she could see where the contact was being made. I told her again they are not on my teeth right. She then got the drill and proceeded to grind on my crowns. Again, I had no issue with fit or anything with them, I just needed them put back in. We went through 3 rounds of her grinding on my crowns and me telling her that she should not have to do this as they fit in my mouth just fine prior to me coming in. After the third round of grinding away at my crowns, I was able to bite evenly. After she was done, I then went to meet with the staff in the front. I was already not feeling right about what occurred and my crowns felt terribly wrong. The lady at the front even commented about me having concern because I kept rubbing my finger on them. I told her that they don't seem right but I have to leave and get back to work. Two (2) days later, I was eating a cracker and my crowns disintegrated and fell out. I contacted the dentist office immediately and advised of the situation. I was informed I could come in and get new ones in and that they couldn't estimate over the phone to how much they would cost. I have two policies so that I can reduce and eliminate my out of pocket expenses, but so far I have always had out of pocket expenses here. I then found out that one of my policies is out of network at this location. I stated I would have to go somewhere in network. A couple days later I went to speak with the dentist and the billing people. I was unable to speak to the dentist because of the stonewalling as expected. I expressly told the person up front that I felt they were responsible for replacing the crowns due to them damaging them with their drill and after I repeatedly expressed that they fit fine before coming in. I even offered to let them bill my policies for however much they could, but I did not want to pay anything out of pocket. This was my way of meeting them halfway and being kind to let them collect something for the time and materials. She was pleasant, took a picture of the destroyed crowns, and then advised she would speak with the dentist, but she already knew what the dentist would say. (Whatever this meant?). I left and waited approximately a week and a half for a return call. As of this post, I have not received a phone call even after reaching back out to them. I am now out of the thousands of dollars I spent for the crowns, have to take. more time off work again, and pay for new crowns all thanks to the poor care provided and no empathetic concern from the staff.

My entire experience from my first inquiry to providing insurance information to my cleaning was…read moreflawless. The Steiner Dental team has a very thoughtful client experience process. Gone are the days of providing information twice and sitting waiting for a scheduled appointment to start. Ally my dental hygienist was professional, transparent and a true expert throughout the cleaning.

After more than 10 years with this practice, I'm incredibly disappointed to be writing this…read more I'm autistic, and like many neurodivergent people, I struggle with scheduling and making it to appointments. I want to be clear: I am already deeply aware of this, and I feel embarrassed and awful when it happens. Nothing feels worse than standing at the garage door with my keys in hand, frozen, shaking, overwhelmed, and filled with guilt. This isn't carelessness or laziness, it's something I actively work to manage. I also understand that missed appointments affect a business, and I am willing to accept financial penalties when appropriate. I appreciate that Pecan Park Dental has waived some missed appointment fees for me in the past. However, my most recent experience felt shaming and dismissive of my disability, and I left in tears. The morning of a scheduled appointment, I was called and told my insurance would not cover the visit because I had hit my maximum. I was told I would need to pay $540 out of pocket for a routine cleaning. I could not afford that and chose to reschedule for a future date when my insurance would cover it. At that time, I was told I would still be charged a $100 late cancellation fee, even though this cost was only communicated to me the morning of the appointment. When I returned months later for the rescheduled visit, I tried to explain that this situation resulted from an insurance and communication issue. Instead of working with me, I was repeatedly pressured in the waiting room to pay the $100 fee. I explained multiple times that I did not have the money that day. I was asked for credit card information over and over, in front of my daughter and other patients. It was humiliating. I ended up crying in the office while still being asked for payment. When I later tried to explain the situation, I was sent a chart of my missed appointments. It felt less like an attempt to understand and more like an effort to reinforce guilt. That approach isn't helpful, it adds to the shame and makes it even harder to access care. Experiences like this are exactly why many neurodivergent people avoid healthcare altogether. It becomes easier to avoid appointments than to face anxiety, shame, and financial penalties. I don't believe this is about bad intent, but it reflects a system that prioritizes policies and revenue over patient-centered care and basic compassion. After more than a decade as a loyal patient, and bringing multiple family members to this practice, I expected more understanding and professionalism. Because of this experience, I will be moving my care, along with my family's care, to a different provider. I hope this practice reflects on how it communicates with and supports patients, especially those with anxiety, autism, or other neurodivergent needs. No patient should be made to feel this way while seeking care

I moved over to Pecan Park Family Dentistry a couple of years ago after my dentist closed her…read morepractice and started working here. Earlier this year, my dentist decided to take a break from work but I continued to stay at PPFD because the service was good. The office is bright and welcoming. The dental staff is friendly and good at their job. When I switched jobs and insurance, it was a breeze to for the office manager to change out my info. They don't try to upsell you and are honest with the work they're doing.

I had a very disappointing experience with this dental clinic especially with location Boulder…read morelane. Today I came for my scheduled cleaning appointment, but the location does not exist anymore. I was shocked. No one informed me that the office had moved or closed. I had to call another location, and they told me they could see my appointment in the system, but the location I went to is no longer there. This is extremely irresponsible. Patients should be notified if an office changes location if they have appointments scheduled!!! Since they moved, I also don't know what's going to happen with my Invisalign. Did they move my retainers to a different location? Which location? I don't know. And nobody called me about it. Unfortunately, this is not the first problem I've had with them. Another time they scheduled me for an appointment regarding my Invisalign. When I arrived, they told me my new Invisalign trays had not even arrived yet. That means I came there for no reason just to talk to the nurse about something we had already discussed weeks before. There was also another situation when I came for an appointment and the receptionist simply told me the doctor could not see me that day. Why wasn't I called or sent a message that my appointment was canceled? It feels like they don't respect patients' time at all. This clinic seriously needs to improve their communication and organization. Very frustrating experience.

Part One: I originally went to Swish in October 2023 because I had quite a bit of work that needed…read morebeing done. I went to them at least 6 times, getting extensive work done, and I was never informed that they do not take HMO plans from my insurance. I had to contact THEM for them to tell me this, after I saw a letter from my insurance that I owed over 3k for work I had already paid the "copay" for. I had received payment reminders through text messages from an unfamiliar number multiple times, but with no business attached to it (I googled the number to be sure), I had thought it was some kind of scam. It wasn't until I received the same message from Swish through my email on Jan 20th that I realized what it was. I had been seeing them for about a year by this point. Part Two: I worked out a payment plan with Swish and was told that I could text them monthly with the script "This is [my name]. I'd like to make a payment of [$$$] on my account, with the card on file ending in [####]." So I've been doing this every month around the 4th since January. It is now May. Since I was getting help from my parents to pay this bill, I did not have access to the account information to confirm the charges went through. At the beginning of this month (May 7th), I texted them asking for an updated bill, and got no response. So I went onto their website and saw that the phone # to text has changed. So I texted the new # with the same request about an updated bill. No response. I also emailed them. Still no response. Then today, I got a letter in the mail from a debt collector where it looks as though the only charge that went through was the first one (which I did over during the same phone call where I was told I could text their number with the script above). I was receiving payment reminders from Swish through my emails as recently as March, with the debt going down with each payment. But if my debt with them was already sold, then what was I paying them for?