Root canals are never Fun but I was dreading my much needed treatment as my regular endodontist…read moreretired. My dentist recommended Dr Johnathan Denton of Price, Denton and Huttula Endodontics. I had my root canal done this morning and I must say that Dr Denton did a great job. I am very Phobic about dental work and Dr Denton was very understanding. He and his assistant did everything possible to make my visit pain free. The office is very cheerful...Sirius radio is played over the intercom and there are flat screen tvs in the treatment rooms. My appointment was at 10:45 and I was out of the chair just before noon. While I hope i do not require any more root canals any time soon, I will be going back to PDH Endodontics.

I had a root canal go abscess and was in shearing pain. They saw me immediately and rushed me in…read moreand got me out of pain ASAP!!! I was impressed. Thank you guys!

This was my first root canal in 45 yrs and it went perfectly! These dentists and staff are…read moreabsolutely professional and fantastic! There has not been one second of pain or discomfort with my root canal procedure.

Highly recommend! Dr. Green and Dr. Goertemiller are kind, thorough, and give excellent care! The…read moreassistants are wonderful and very patient. Clean office and a great team. The process is painless and they make you as comfortable as possible for consultations and root canal treatments! They even got me in last minute when I was having tooth pain. Would recommend this place to anyone!

Procedure was fine. However, I was assured in no uncertain terms THREE times that my procedure…read morewould be covered by my insurance - assured and reassured. Months after the procedure, I received a $900+ bill. I complained since my written estimated cost after the $500 I paid up front was $0. I was given a 'courtesy discount' and left with $649.00 to pay after trying to work with my insurance but to no avail. Dr. Brock was out of network, despite repeated claims by his office that I was covered. The lesson to learn is: Talk to your own insurance company. You cannot believe what you are told and once you sign that you'll pay any difference and the work is done, you're taken.

I was seen in May of 2025 and when I walked out I asked the front desk if I owed anything and was…read moretold no because she could not help me since my tooth was cracked. Several weeks later a bill for over $100.00 came in the mail. In the meantime, I went back to my regular dentist who didn't feel comfortable with her findings and sent me to Dr. Settles in Ellijay GA who then ran more extensive testing (without charging me a dime) and I found out that in fact my tooth was not cracked as I was told at Southeastern Endodontics and was happily able to save my bridge. I highly recommend you do NOT use this endodontics and use Dr Michael Smith in Dalton GA. His office staff is superior with their insurance knowledge and Dr. Smith is the by far the superior endodontic by far. His knowledge and level of care is phenomenal.

Michelle Beall is the best hygienist in town. Also, Dr. Knaak is so kind and you can tell he really…read morecares about his patients.

The office was great and made me feel comfortable. I was the last patient of the day, and still got…read morea phone call later that evening to make sure everything was going ok. Couldn't ask for a better office and follow up care!!

The service was very quick. Nice people made me feel welcomed…read more Tyler Harden

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Root Canals: I required 2 root canals on teeth #s 24 & 25. I was referred to Dr. Shah, DMD who…read morespecializes in Endodontic by my dentist Dr. Tommy Turkiewicz, DMD. Both practitioners are located in Peachtree City, Fayette County, GA. I had no preconceived idea of what I might expect, as I have never had a root canal and those I do know that have had root canals (they) were done so long ago I was certain the procedure would be updated. When I walked into the Office, I was impressed by the waiting area which had a wonderful light & clean scent - NOT perfume & not medicinal, simply fresh. The seating area is tastefully appointed in soothing paint colors, pleasant artwork on the walls seasonal decorations (in this case miniature pumpkins, orbs, hand painted real pumpkins as well). I was also greeted by a smiling & friendly office staff who were prepared with my information in hand. I somehow forgot my referral paperwork to which they replied kindly they would contact Dr. Tommy's office on my behalf. It was the "kindly" that impressed me - no indication that they were inconvenienced by having to make the contact. An extraordinary response considering many times graciousness is not displayed in many customer/patient related environments. I felt comforted by their response. The Care, Quality, and Professionalism displayed & taken by Dr. Shah & his assistants was exceptional! Full & complete information about the procedure was given prior to any procedure work commenced. I was told it was going to be a 2-visit procedure, the chosen technology used and for what purpose. There were 2 televisions for viewing: one parallel to the chair and one on the ceiling. I asked if it was ok for me to listen to an Audiobook during the procedure, which was encouraged so long as I was able to hear any questions asked. After full mouth X-rays taken, I was seated and Novocain was administered. The reason I bring this up is in all my life never have I experienced such a painless administration of Novocain! The technique employed included redirecting pressure on my lower lip while brief injections were administered. I never felt a pinch!! Remarkable! Sunglasses were placed over my eyes so the lights would not bother me. Quite considerate! After the procedure was complete, Dr. Shah (whose assistants were gentle, worked seamlessly with Dr. Shah, communicated clearly and genuinely enjoy their team & profession) showed me the work he performed and his expectations for success. They all bid farewell and to call with any questions or concerns. I Made my 2nd appointment, which was brief & rescheduled for 18 months noting I need a follow-up appointment with Dr. Tommy to complete any dental work needed. Post-Root-canal: the area around my gums & teeth were tender, not excruciating, antibiotics & Tylenol were all that was needed after the 1st visit. I started antibiotics 2-days prior to my appointment and continue until completed. overall this was a relaxing and pleasant experience. Dr. Shah is caring and clearly understands his role as a professional as well as genuine patient care. Thank you!!

I saw Dr. Shah for two root canals, under terrible circumstances. He made a very unpleasant…read moreexperience tolerable for this Self-proclaimed dental snob. (Two uncles are dentists out of state, so I'm picky about who touches my teeth!) Was it comfortable? Not really, but it was much more comfortable than the last two I had done. Dr. shah was patient with me, continually checking on how I was mentally. He was constantly concerned about my well-being and dental anxiety, explaining what he was doing every step of the way. Thank you, Dr. shah!

This was the worst experience I have had. I paid for gas and if they gave it to me I couldn't…read moretell. The shots hurt so bad. Usually when a dentist is giving you numbing shots he will make it less uncomfortable. He did not do this. I just received a bill for $165.00 for a 3d x-ray that is not covered. I paid what they asked me to pay when I was there. I called about this bill and the girl said yes, insurance usually doesn't cover that. I asked why didn't you tell me that insurance would probably not pay for it. I then asked, if they could discount this amount to what insurance would allow. She said NO. I told her my dentist had sent me for a root canal of one tooth. I didn't see why they had to do a 3D of my entire mouth. If you go be prepared for additional charges that are not covered.

I had a great time at Brookwood Endodontics! Vanessa and Dr. Stephen Thomas was a delight to be…read morewith. They were very attentive to my needs and personable. They were also pretty fast with my root canal and would definitely do it again with them (if god forbids I get another one). If you're thinking of getting a root canal, I'd recommend getting it from them!

Dr Raymond and his team quickly diagnosed a problem created by another provider's root canal and…read moreresolved the issue with a quick and painless procedure. Dr Raymond communicated the process clearly. A year later, the follow up visit showed that my jaw and tooth were healed and healthy. Overall, my experience with Dr Raymond and his team was excellent.

I initially saw an endodontist who diagnosed me with issues involving my two front teeth--one tooth…read morethat needed a root canal, and the other tooth that needed retreatment. This doctor ultimately said one of the teeth might need to be extracted later on. Because it was a significant and concerning diagnosis, I told him I would like to get a second and third opinion, which he fully supported. After some research, my husband found Modern Endodontics of Buckhead. Their website emphasizes "advanced technology," "compassion," and a "patient-centered approach," which gave me hope. Per their website:..."they (modern endodontics of Buckhead) care for each patient from the first phone call all the way through follow-up treatment ....." Unfortunately, my actual experience was far from what they advertise. From the first phone call, the front desk staff--particularly one individual--was very dismissive and unhelpful. I got the distinct impression that she was more focused on her upcoming vacation than trying to help me. I explained that I was seeking an unbiased third opinion and that I already had two recent 3D scans and doctors' notes. However, she was adamant that Dr. Raymond required scans taken only in their office. I completely understand that some providers prefer to use their own imaging systems, and I even offered to take a third scan, if needed. All I asked was that the doctor at least review the scans I had already paid for before making that determination. I also tried to find out his availability to come in for an initial consultation. However, she did not want to put me on the schedule until the doctor had reviewed the documentation I provided. I put effort into sending all these images and information without knowing whether I would actually be seen. Per Modern Endodontic's of Buckhead's website, "Dr. Raymond starts by reviewing your medical history, taking radiographs (x-rays), performing an oral examination, and doing diagnostic tests." Instead, it seems Dr. Raymond reviewed a report from one of my prior doctors--without ever speaking to me, reviewing my scans, or examining me in person. According to the receptionist, Dr. Raymond's recommendation was to extract both teeth and that he didn't want me to have to spend extra money. I was very confused. How could a provider make such a serious recommendation without even examining the scans they insisted were necessary, let alone evaluating me in person? And I much rather keep my teeth as long as I can and spend the money. Making a diagnosis without that interaction is not thorough--it's dismissive. When I asked how he arrived at that conclusion, the receptionist simply said, "He can just tell." When I mentioned that another endodontist believed a root canal was still a viable option for one tooth, she responded, "I don't know. That's just what he said." Trying to get any clarity or meaningful assistance from the front office was frustrating and demoralizing. In the end, my husband pointed out this may have been a blessing in disguise. And I agree. I wouldn't feel comfortable entrusting my dental care to a provider who refuses to review available information or make a diagnosis without seeing his patients-- and whose staff treats patients with such disregard. And I saved $450 for the consultation. Unfortunately, my experience with Modern Endodontics of Buckhead was unprofessional, unwelcoming, and disappointing. I cannot recommend this practice.