I am elderly and have always had high anxiety when I visit a dentist. I love this place. They are…read morethe greatest. Office staff and Dr. Gonzalez put me at ease. I can say that because of the way they handled my situation, I'm no longer terrified of going to the dentist. Highly recommend this place.

Dentist was rude, arrogant & condescending. He needs to work on people skills. I was very…read moredisappointed. I walked in with high hopes, but they were soon shot down with the attitude.

They are very professional; the staff are supper attentive to your needs. the atmosphere is so…read morerelaxing. I have never had a dentist that could numb me only once and I stay numb through the procedure. The dentist talked me through everything that she was about to do so there weren't any surprises. This is the office, and dentist that I wanted and needed. Thanks, Gentle Dentistry of Newnan!!

Stay away from this place. I had a tooth removed 5 months ago. I am still in pain. I developed a…read moredry socket for weeks of enormous pain. I also have TMJ because the doctor jammed a needle into my jaw joint. I still hurts to open my mouth. This place needs to be closed.

Dr. Anderson and his team took care of both my mother-in-law with All-On-4 Dental Implants on both…read moreher upper and lower jaws and my father with multiple single implants. Dr. Anderson and his team are incredible! Everyone is so accommodating and kind! If you need dental implants or an oral surgeon in Peachtree City, Newnan, Tyrone, Senoia or surrounding areas, this is my only recommendation!

Terrible office staff. When we got our written consultation I had to go back and forth several…read moretimes to find out what was included with the quote. The quote then stated that we could not use any insurance to help pay for the procedure. Then our insurance company would not pay the consultation because of the code used. They recommended an alternate code and even called the office and recommended they use this alternate code. I went back and forth via text with a Daisy in the office who was very incoherent and when I asked a question she would answer with something that had nothing to do with the issue at hand. In the end she was to bring it up with Dr. Anderson. I'm still waiting for him to contact me. I even told another Doctor about this issue and this Doctor told Dr. Anderson it looks like there's some type of misunderstanding here. Still no contact from Dr. Anderson. It looks like the ignore it and it will go away game. It sure does look like something else is going on here. With a good amount of people in the area that have Delta Dental, they surely know Delta Dental does not take the Dental code they used for the consultation. Why would I not be able to file a insurance claim even if I file the claim? I have filed a grievance with Delta Dental and will file with The State Insurance Commissioner and might even go to small claims court.

This is a brand new facility with top-notch and state of the art equipment. The doctor is very…read morethorough, as is her whole staff. They were especially careful of an aging person's teeth and gums, which I appreciated. I like that Dr. Stamps is young, local, and opened her office a stone's throw from our home. Highly recommended.

Remember when Tom Hanks knocks his rotted tooth out with the blade of an ice skate in Castaway? Go…read moreto Sage only if you don't own ice skates. I went there on a Friday in April 2026 because I had pain in one of my molars. They looked at my teeth and told me I had a cracked filling. They said they'd put a temp crown on, then do an impression of the tooth & send it to a lab to make a new crown, which would take 1 month. While I was in the chair, they also started doing a periodontal charting exam - which I didn't ask for & didn't want. They told me I had 'scaling with moderate to severe inflammation,' & advised I'd need a $736 treatment. A web search reveals the grading scale, which shows the 4's the hygienist was calling out require better hygiene, not almost $800 of treatment. I told them I didn't want all these things done, just my molar fixed. They were very pushy & kept insisting I needed this treatment. I asked if I could pay for part of it - just the crown - & they told me I had to finance the entire amount up front. Their total plan, before insurance, was $6,386. After insurance, $4,175 for 2 crowns & periodontal disease I don't have. Because I was anxious & in pain, I agreed to the total. I was thinking in the back of my mind that I'd get the amount approved, then get the molar replaced & refuse the other treatment. I didn't realize when they said 'approved,' it meant I'd be on the hook for the entire bill - and their finance company charges almost 30% interest. They did the prep & put in the temp crown & took an impression for the perm one. They told me it'd be 4 weeks before the new crown would be ready. I called my insurance company Saturday & the rep let me know the crown Sage chose - without consulting me - for $1765 - isn't covered by my insurance, but a comparable one is for $420. The treatment plan they printed shows the amounts covered, so they knew. I drove back to Sage Monday morning. I came in with all my notes & I recorded the whole encounter on my (concealed) phone. Georgia code 16-11-66 says it's okay to record if you're part of the conversation. The office manager tried to get me to go into a private room & I refused. I told her I want an itemized bill, I want the payment plan canceled, & I'll pay for the services already performed. She told me I had to pay the full cost for the crown, $1888.00. She told me they were charging me the full amount even though I told her that wasn't acceptable because it had been less than a full business day since the crown was ordered, & the impression taken would've had to be shipped to the lab where the permanent crown is fabricated. I told her I'd pay the shipping if she could produce a bill of lading. She rambled on about talking to their compliance dept & she couldn't take that money off the bill or cancel the financing agreement until she spoke with various people w/in her company. She said it would depend on if my insurance paid at the time of ordering or seating the crown. At that point she didn't know I was recording. When I pulled my phone out of my purse and videotaped her she was very angry & told me that's illegal, it won't hold up in court, blah blah blah. I gave the GA code number for 1 party consent. She then told me to leave, that I was aggressive, and when I turned and warned the patients (calmly, without raising my voice) in the waiting room to watch out for unnecessary services & items being added to their bill, she told the receptionist to call 911. I left & called my ins co. They said Sage put in a claim saying the crown had already been made. It hadn't, they don't have the capability to fabricate crowns in 1 day. A couple days after this incident, I got an email from Sage Dental telling me I'd only have to pay for the core buildup that was done to my tooth if I signed a waiver basically agreeing not to sue them. Yelp doesn't give enough space for me to give the rest of the story, but I'm pretty sure the only reason I got my money back is because I recorded the conversation. If you have no other option but to go to Sage Dental, make sure you don't get pressured into signing a treatment plan or financing agreement. If you have dental insurance, ask your insurance company to email you a copy of the plan benefits - which should include an itemized list of what they cover and the codes for each service - and bring it with you to any appointment. Double check that you're getting what's covered. See if there's a less expensive but comparable alternative. If they tell you that you have periodontal disease, get a second opinion if you can. Or maybe buy some ice skates. Dentistry is yet another victim of end-stage capitalism, and has degenerated into an experience akin to buying a used car from a slimy salesman. The predatory, profit-driven behavior is all about charging you as much as they can to make commissions.

Do not come here if you are able to. Shoddy work that has not held up over the course of only one…read moreyear. Takes forever to get seen even if you show up on time. Again, do not come here if you care about your oral health and longevity

Regardless of what people on this app say I don't agree letting anyone under 18 to give reviews…read more Anyway something I said on Google Maps: I have come to this dental office to fix my entire mouth what I thought was unrepairable. Instead all of my teeth were restored with fillings and my cavities were removed and replaced by crowns and a cracked tooth taken out. Tho I was awake for every appointment I was very comfortable of course besides the cracked tooth removal. Regardless this building has excellent doctors and staff that assist them. Strongly recommend everyone try to get the best quality help possible if you have problems like I had these people are more than capable of helping.

The doctor is great, but the office staff is not kind and difficult to work with. They delay doing…read morewhat's best for rather than getting the work done for the patient. My dad is a senior with memory issues. They knew that and still placed him in appointments they knew weren't good for him, but fit "the office schedules." His dentures never fit right. We asked for a refund based on the guarantee, we are still waiting. That's $2200 for a service they didn't fulfill. The Newnan office doesn't answer your call, after leaving three voicemails without a return call, I just had to sit in the waiting room until someone would talk to me. I'm still waiting on a refund your time and find a better dental office staff.

The Fayetteville location. I arrived for my appointment Feb…read more19th 2024 to have four wisdom teeth removed and a screw inserted for a dental implant with Dr. Keyser. The receptionist was very nice and professional, she made sure everything was signed payment handled discreetly. Jose called me to the back to prep me and explain everything as well as asked me questions. I was going to be given IV anesthesia and was very nervous. Jose was very nice he made me feel at ease even offered a blanket because I was cold. If I could take Jose and the anesthesia home the visit would've been fantastic . Dr Keyser came in she was very friendly, I have small veins she found one in my hand on the first try, felt a burning sensation I was out. Perfect! I awoke to Jose being as nice as can be, he placed the ice pack around my head and wheeled me to the car and safely placed me inside. I have the worst fear of the dentist and of course I have pain afterwards but Dr. Keyser and her team are the best!

Office staff was rude, Dr. Shultz seems to only care about his paycheck and not about the care of…read morehis patients. He was actively hurting me, and then said "I don't care about your pain, chief" My wife wasn't allowed to come back for the consultation, and then expected me to make a financial decision without even discussing it with her. Veryyyy unprofessional!!!!

Dr. Lambert and his staff are courteous, professional, and treat me like family. I am a cancer…read moresurvivor with horrible dental results due to radiation therapy. I have a condition called radionecrosis which makes dental work very very difficult. I have neglected proper dental care due to embarrassment from the damage done by the radiation. My first visit with Dr. Lambert was due to a damaged tooth that shattered. I was in pain and needed to be seen. They made room for me in the schedule and had me come right in. There was no waiting or delaying for insurance or otherwise. Dr. Lambert and his team have always made me feel comfortable and welcome. He took the time to explain why my problems were radiation related and how a treatment plan could be worked to protect and preserve as much of my original dental work as possible. It has now been 6 years that I have been going to Dr. Lambert and after that first visit. He was right that he is doing his best to help me survive. After numerous root canals, crowns, and cavities he still treats me with care and compassion. He regularly gives out his cell phone number if you have after hours concerns so you dont have to navigate an answering service and wait for return calls. The office staff up front have been nothing but awesome. I have dental insurance and each time they explain any charges and work with me so that I can budget treatment and planning. I never have felt they didn't know my needs or that I was a number. They always are accommodating. A few times dental emergencies have happened between paydays and they always worked with me to make sure I was taken care of first and worked out the business end afterwards. I can say their true motto and mission is to provide top quality dental care in a compassionate and competent office. I would recommend anyone to them without hesitation. My wife sees Dr. Griffies at the same practice and has the same response with him and his staff. I think that CDA is built around that patient first attitude!

Coweta Dentistry is a dental practice which has 3 different locations which act like they run…read moreindependently. If you want to go to a different location, they'll probably charge you and make you take new xrays for your next dentist. Also, each of the dentists at Coweta Dentistry accept only certain dental insurance plans of their own choosing. Also, if you are a new patient, they will probably assign you to a dentist fresh out of dental school or with minimal experience who knows very little. The most experienced dentist there named Dr Swords, who looks like Spock from Star Trek, takes no new patients because he is just that good. The only staff who do a good job are the dental hygienists who do teeth cleaning. However, if you want a dentistry which does more than teeth cleanings, best you go elsewhere.