I've received very good care here. And good advice I think. I especially like my dental hygienist,…read morebut I had a cleaning with different one once and was disappointed. Good news is that my hygienist stepped up and redid it for me!

I have been going here with my family since 2011. They have become a bit "scammy" and I no longer…read moretrust their diagnosis.

Dr Ryals, Have…read morestarted seeing Pleasant Dentistry only for the last couple of months. I have been so pleased with the work I had done! Dr Ryals is such a great dentist. He is caring, professional, and friendly. He understands your concerns and I have to say he is artistic with his work. The staff is great. What a wonderful staff.

Dr. Stan Ryals has been our expert dentist since the 1990s. Be-annual cleanings, dental implants,…read morerepairs.... All excellent. Dr. Ryals and his office and technical staff are professional, kind, efficient, and very friendly.

The dentist is not meant to be an enjoyable experience so when it's not so bad, it deserves a good…read morereview. The ladies at Bragg Dental are very friendly and accommodating. They do a good job as well. My teeth feel so clean and fresh when I leave their office. I'm not afraid of the dentist anymore.

I was experiencing some sensitivity in my teeth and they were able to get me in for exams within…read moretwo days. I had asked for a cleaning too but because of the COVID cancellations they didn't have anything available until October. When I arrived, they had remembered I wanted a cleaning and someone had cancelled just before I walked in so they were able to squeeze me in! On top of that, their staff - literally EVERYONE, is so nice. I really enjoyed my experience there and plan on going back.

I came into that office nervous and afraid. I've always hated the dentist but as I had two broken…read moreteeth I knew it was time to get it taken care of. From the moment I stepped in, Priscilla at the front desk was super welcoming and accommodating to all the (I'm sure) run of the mill questions I was nervously asking. Once I was led back and met Dr. Smith, Vanessa, and the rest of the amazing staff members, it was an instant relief. Humor, backed by information explained in a way that I always feel like I'm apart of what's happening, really made me feel at ease. 2 extractions, a couple fillings and a solid road map of where we are headed to fix my smile and get some confidence back, I couldn't imagine being anywhere else other than North Atlanta family dentistry. If you're on here looking up reviews not sure where to go, even if you don't live in Cumming, GA, this is the place.

Like many of the previous reviews, I had almost the exact same experience at this office…read more For the past several years, I've stayed on top of my routine cleanings and have never had any cavities or significant dental issues. After recently moving to the area, I needed to find a new dentist. At my very first appointment here, I was handed a treatment plan showing that 4-5 teeth needed work "ASAP." I immediately felt pressured to schedule all of the recommended procedures, which made me very uncomfortable. I did have one tooth that had been feeling sensitive, so I trusted that it genuinely needed a filling and scheduled an appointment to have only that tooth treated. During that visit, I was also told I should be using a special toothpaste and mouthwash. I was handed the products without any discussion of the cost, and when I checked out, I was surprised to learn I owed nearly $90 for them. As someone with dental anxiety, I was already nervous going into the filling appointment. After I was seated, the dentist again began pressuring me to schedule the additional work that had been recommended. I repeatedly declined, but the conversation continued until I became so overwhelmed that I started crying. I reluctantly had the one filling completed and left. A few months later, I returned for a cleaning and was once again pressured about the additional dental work. Between appointments, I had also received countless phone calls and text messages asking me to schedule it. During my cleaning, I asked the dental assistant to please stop bringing it up, but she continued pressing the issue. When I said I didn't want to discuss it further, she asked if it was because I couldn't afford the treatment. She then brought the dentist into the room, who warned me that my teeth would continue to decay and that if I couldn't afford the work now, it would only become more expensive later. I left that appointment in tears for the second time because I genuinely felt like I was being bullied into dental work that I wasn't comfortable agreeing to. Eventually, I had to block the office's phone numbers because the calls and texts continued for months after my first visit, asking when I would be scheduling the recommended procedures. To touch on something another reviewer mentioned, I was also repeatedly encouraged to discuss braces/Invisalign after declining multiple times. I plan to seek a second opinion from another local dentist, but I have no intention of ever returning to this office. While I can't speak to whether the recommended treatment was necessary, I can speak to how I was treated. I never felt like my concerns or boundaries were respected, and no patient should leave a dental appointment feeling pressured or in tears.

Terrible. As first time patients, my husband and I came for a basic cleaning. This cleaning was…read moredone by temporary hygienists because the practice was sold from its original, amazing owner to a new dentist who cannot keep staff. The cleanings were subpar at best. We were charged $700 for two cleanings, gouged for every nickel and dime and charged for things that we never asked for. Thank goodness Jaime at the front desk had the foresight to make it right for us. She did refund what she could and give us a discount for our troubles. The office is so disorganized that two weeks later I got a call stating that they refunded the entire balance to us when, in fact, they did not and only refunded what we were owed. This office is a mess, do not recommend.

Worst experience at a dental office ever! On the website they still show only the previous Dentist…read moreand staff but not what you get when you get there. Front desk receptionist was very friendly but beyond that x-rays will be slow and painful, Dentist comes in and immediately points you in direction for costly treatment with minimal exam. Went in for regular cleaning and was told I needed a deep cleaning but didn't receive one but was still charged for one. The cleaning itself was mediocre at best. Got more water on my face and running down my neck than I did in my mouth. Didn't fill like a thorough cleaning much less a deep cleaning. If you're looking for a new dentist, I strongly suggest you keep looking and don't waste your time with this one.

wonderful experience . great place . very knowledge and explains everything in detail what needs…read moreto be done and how it affects or helps in the

ive had better bedside manner at a used tire place. go if you like doctors who are completely…read moredisinterested in your well being, or worse are sadists. go if you're a masochist. go, if like me you have garbage insurance and are willing to "take what you can get", and be treated like it. also, all the reviews are bad or bots/family members. this is the first review I've ever written about anyplace, that's how bad.

Pain free, professional, kind and caring dentistry at Bryan Family Dentistry. After a horrifying…read moreexperience at another dentist, Bryan Family Dentistry was recommended to me and I wish I had come here first. I am still dealing with issues from the other dentist.

Dr Bryan and his staff know how to provide excellent care & service to their patients. I have been…read morewith them for several years and they always have great attitudes & never try to push a service that isn't necessary.

The quality of patient care here is outstandingly bad. I went in here with my boyfriend for his…read moretooth pain and cracked tooth and was seen by Dr. Chowdehey and we couldn't have received any worse of service. He poked around in my boyfriend's mouth very impatiently, and his bedside manner from the start was horrible and because of what he did, we ended up in the emergency room that day because he left him in excruciating pain, even worse than when he started. He about gave him 12 shots of Lidocaine and decided that he could not get him numb enough to do the procedure. And ended up walking out the room given our money back and saying get out of here. I get that you may be having a bad day but taking it out on your patient is just bad practice. We ended up having to go to Emory John's Creek that day because of what he did after the numbing wore off. It was a very bad day and was unnecessary that we had to even go to the hospital. Because they could not even help us anyway. But they were able to at least get him numb enough so we could survive through the weekend to get dental treatment from another facility that was able to help him. I do not recommend this place at all. What he did was just not write an unethical and we will be seeing what our options are in to get this handled by a lawyer. It's just sad when even the hospital Emery Johns Creek told us that what he did was wrong and we're shocked by his behavior. Stay away.

This location is under new management. If you are a veteran don't go here. They are very much…read moreagainst the good USA. Very poor customer service.

I went to Sawnee right before COVID. I was told Dr. Lee would take on difficult tasks. I had a…read morebridge in the front of my upper teeth that had broken leaving parts of three posts. He said he could fix it if he could get the posts out. He used something that hammered like a mini jackhammer. After 3 hrs. of hammering, he finally got them out. He looked at his assistant and said, "it won't work." He walked out without saying a word to me. His assistant walked out without a word and came back with about a 5,000 dollar estimate for a four tooth bridge. I paid 300 dollars for the vibration, plus 90 dollars for the initial visit. I left and the next day a four tooth bridge in the top rear fell out because it was loosened by the vibrations. Now after several years of barely being able to eat one of the broken teeth from the vibrations is abscessed and I am searching for somewhere to get relief.

The office staff and hygienist were friendly and efficient. Dr. Lee was great; personable,…read morefriendly and professional. The wait to get in as a new patient was long but I think that's normal for around here.

Since Dr. Palmer left the place went downhill. They won't do your cleaning unless you get full…read moreXray's then tell you to go get a deep cleaning even if that's not what you want. I saw Dr. Patel and Freitag both seemed to have non conservative approach. I didn't care for their personalities either. The whole place needs to be kinder bet you would keep your patients. I read other reviews and people seem to share my sentiment.

I am very disappointed in Lanier Dental Partners. My wife and our two (now adult) children have…read morebeen patients of Dr Palmer for 22 years. We started seeing him before he joined Lanier Dental Partners, and we followed him there. We all go every 6 months for a cleaning, even during Covid. My children sat in my wife's lap as babies so they wouldn't grow up scared of the dentist. There has also been the occasional dental emergency. EVERY TIME we paid immediately after the appointment was over. For twenty years we have lived at the same address and had the same phone number. Dr Palmer recently retired and I am not very happy with Dr. Patel, his replacement. Recently, every time we go, they insist we fill out a medical history form, even if nothing has changed. The last time I went in for an appointment it was the same thing but then, the woman at the desk asked for a copy of my Driver's License. Remember, for twenty years we pay as soon as the appointment is over and we've lived in the same house. They really have no need to ask for my Driver's License. I decided we would just find another dentist and cancelled all our upcoming appointments. Now, they can legally ask for my Driver's License. However there is a lot of identity theft going on in the world. If hackers can breach large companies like AT&T, Equifax, Visa etc., how easy is it to breach Lanier Dental Partners? I would not advise anyone to have their Drivers License copied unless you have to for insurance reasons. I am in the finance business and 4 or 5 times a year we hear from our clients that someone stole their I.D. Businesses like Lanier Dental Partners have a policy in place that makes your identity accessible. I would think twice before you hand over that information. On February 7, Dr Patel sent me a Certified Letter "firing" us from her practice because I refused to give them my license. Do yourself a favor and steer clear of this practice. They only want to check the boxes and have forgotten they are dealing with real people. The letter from Dr. Patel is just one more example. I would have never done this review, but Dr. Patel just went too far. P.S. If you feel the need to file a complaint with the Georgia Board of Dentistry here is the link: https://gbd.georgia.gov/laws-policies-rules