I'll give them a solid five stars. I went for a second opinion. While Dr. Noll's opinion differed…read morefrom the first, I had to respect that he didn't try to oversell me or even treat me! He referred me to a periodontist as he felt he would be a better option for me under my circumstances. I did trust Dr. Noll's opinion and appreciate that he took his time with me as a new patient with not a lot of work for him to assist me with at this time. I will return later to Dr. Noll's office as needed in the future!!

When I called Noll Family Dentistry yesterday to cancel my next appointment and request my films…read moresent to a different provider, I commented "if Dr. Noll is interested to learn why I won't return after one visit, he's welcome to reach out". He chose not to call, prompting me to write this review. As part of my visit on 9/24, before the cleaning I specifically went there for, the dental assistant performed a gum charting exercise (if not familiar, it's an easy Google lookup to describe what the charting numbers mean). For each tooth, she read out to her assistant 4s and 5s. A 12 year old failing implant had a much higher reading I'm sure was accurate. Dr. Noll told me I need a deep-cleaning to the tune of approximately $600...I subsequently saw my periodontist a few days later to evaluate the old implant. He performed another charting that revealed 2s and 3s. I then asked if I'd benefit from a deep cleaning, and I guess because of professional courtesies between doctors, he reluctantly told me I won't benefit from the procedure. It was the difference between what I was told at this appointment and what my periodontist said that led me to move on.

I'm in need of a molar implant. My dentist referred me to Dr. Kammeyer in Sun City. This procedure…read moreis new to me. The first appointment I had, was for x-rays, check up and consultation. All was explained to where I was able to understand and what to expect. All questions that I had were answered. Two weeks ago I went in for molar extraction. I was given ahead of time meds to calm me the night before and for the morning of. Even at that I was very nervous and a little anxious . Mickey did an excellent job calming me and explaining everything that was going to be done and assured me that no pain will be felt. He was very professional, very patient and thorough. Carlos was doing his job well too. Dr. Kammeyer stepped in and once more assured me all will be fine. Well Lordy be..................they were right! I followed post op instructions and had no trouble at all. The Dr. called to see how I was doing that same day. Can't say that about many physicians.Today I went in to be checked out by Dr. "K". All good. How could it not be? He did a great job. His staff are all primo. Top of the line quality and care. Stay tuned in for part 2. You have to wait a few months though.

From Danielle, who is your first contact, to Dr. Kammeyer, who is the ultimate goal, you will…read morereceive the star treatment and feel kindness and caring from everyone in the office. The exam is thorough and diagnosis is explained in great detail. Dr. Kammeyer sits with you and outlines every step along the way so your decision is based on total information. I truly and highly recommend this office and am so very pleased I chose them.

Dr. Heslington, his staff, and the facility are all fabulous. I had a great experience at this…read moreoffice. The office is modern, clean, and quiet. The staff was professional, and the endodontist (Dr. Heslington), was highly skilled and efficient. They made what I expected to be difficult procedure feel very routine and stress - free. Highly recommended for anyone needing specialized dental work. Truly top - tier care. Five - star experience from start to finish.

This doctor's office was amazing. I was sent here from my regular dentist to fix an existing root…read morecanal. I arrived in complete pain. I literally could not go one more day without some help. I had a terrible infection brewing under a root canal that was only one year old. Bizarre- but it happened. The doctor did his best to fix my tooth but with such a horrible infection he did what he could and sent me home with antibiotics. When I returned he finished the root canal with ease. That's literally all he does. Root canals on repeat! For some reason that eased my nervous heart. He has perfected his craft! Anyways, the rest of the staff were lovely. They offer you water and even a blanket and neck pillow if desired. They assured me everything would be ok when I was being a big baby. The office was so clean! I honestly can't say enough about this office and it's staff. Nobody gets excited when they receive the news they need a root canal- but this place made it beyond bearable and not something to dread.

I went to see Dr Allard last fall for an exam and ended up waiting on the surgery until I…read moreabsolutely had to. Long story short, I broke my wisdom tooth on a snickers Ice Cream bar and had an emergent need at that point. They took me as a walk in on a Wednesday and had me scheduled first thing Thursday morning to complete my procedure. The Doctor and Staff are all super welcoming, efficient and prompt in their services. I will be back and I'd sent anyone looking for an oral surgeon to this office.

I don't usually let someone with a sharp instrument near me, let alone my mouth. Dr. Allard is the…read moreexception. I needed a wisdom tooth extracted. The initial appointment was simple, and the details and options were explained thoroughly. The day of surgery went far better than I hoped for. I took a mild sedative at 11:00 am before I went in, arriving at 1200 pm. Taken back at 12:15 p.m., Prep was done quickly and efficiently, with a big part of the goal of keeping me updated and comfortable (read "not anxious"). I don't even remember being "knocked out,"... and I sure didn't remember ANYTHING of the actual procedure. I was awakened at 1:00 p.m. and asked a few simple questions. I was back fully aware within about 5 minutes. I was wheeled out to my ride and home 15 minutes later. Over the next week, I literally experienced NO pain. I took one pain pill when I first got home, but that was only in expectation of some pain when the numbing agents wore off. When I say there was "no pain, " I mean there was no pain. A 10-day follow-up appointment was quick and efficient. I would highly recommend Arrowhead Oral and Dr Allard to anyone needing this type of work!

I can't say enough great things about this dentistry. From the front desk to the dentist, the best…read more I felt so comfortable and love the turn out of the cosmetic work I had done.

Felt like they were only after my money. I'm 70+ years old and had by far the worst experience ever…read moregetting my teeth cleaned. After being in the dental chair for just a few minutes all I could think of was how to get out of there as quickly as possible. In a word, scary.

The dentist is very thorough and caring. I've had at least three fillings and caps. I'm on it every…read morethree month routine for cleaning and it's always a good experience.

HORRENDOUS BILLING SECTION. Told me they had gotten prior approval when they had not. Two years in…read morea row I was hit with a bill 12 months after the fact because they had not gotten the ptior approval they told me that they had gotten.

!!!!!UPDATE!!!!!!…read more After posting my review, I spent time reading through many of the other patient reviews that I had not previously seen. What I found was genuinely concerning. Although every patient's experience is different, I noticed recurring themes spanning multiple years, not just one or two isolated complaints. Numerous patients described unexpected charges, insurance verification issues, difficulties obtaining documentation, poor communication, inconsistent billing information, lack of follow-up, and feeling left without clear answers. Reading those reviews made me realize that my concerns regarding financial transparency and documentation may not be as isolated as I initially hoped. For that reason, I believe it is important for prospective patients to do their research before committing to treatment. Read the reviews carefully. Ask questions. Request copies of your financial estimate, treatment plan, insurance verification, and any documentation supporting your financial responsibility before authorizing treatment. I also continue to await the documentation I requested regarding my own account. If the office remains unwilling or unable to provide the records necessary to explain how my additional balance was determined, I will be filing formal complaints with the Arizona State Board of Dental Examiners and requesting that my insurance carrier review the insurance verification and billing process associated with my treatment. Transparency should never be optional when patients are making financial decisions involving thousands of dollars.

Buyer Beware: Get EVERYTHING in Writing Before Agreeing to Treatment…read more I never thought I would be writing a review like this, but after my experience, I feel other patients deserve to know what happened so they can protect themselves. In August 2025, I paid $2,387 through CareCredit after being presented with my treatment plan and financial estimate for a tooth extraction and implant. I relied on the financial information provided by the office when deciding to move forward with treatment. Months later, after my implant treatment had already been completed, I received an unexpected phone call informing me that I now owed an additional $570 because the office claimed MetLife had originally told them my implant would be covered, but later denied the claim since my tooth extraction had been completed under my previous insurance (Aetna). When I asked for the representative's name, reference number, or any documentation from the insurance verification call that supposedly confirmed my coverage, I was told they did not have any of it. As someone who works in Patient Access within Surgical Services at a hospital, that immediately raised concerns for me. In my profession, insurance verification is documented with the representative's name, reference number, date, and details of the conversation. That documentation protects both the patient and the provider. If there is ever a dispute, the insurance company can often locate the recorded call using that information. Here, I was simply told to trust that the insurance company gave incorrect information, but no documentation could be provided to support that claim. What disappointed me even more was being told that I should direct my frustration toward the insurance company rather than the office. I disagree. While insurance companies certainly make mistakes, I also expect a healthcare office handling thousands of dollars in treatment to maintain complete documentation of insurance verification before asking a patient to proceed. If the verification was documented properly, there should be evidence of who was spoken to and what was said. Without that, how is a patient supposed to determine what actually happened? I also requested copies of my treatment plan, insurance claims, Explanation of Benefits (EOB), denial information, payment history, and insurance verification documentation. I was told these records would be sent to me, but I never received them. When I attempted to follow up, I was unable to speak with the same billing representative again. This experience has left me questioning the level of financial transparency provided before treatment. Patients should never have to wonder months later whether the amount they were told to pay was actually accurate. My advice to anyone considering treatment here: * Ask for copies of your treatment plan and financial estimate before signing anything. * Request written documentation of insurance verification if your treatment depends on insurance coverage. * Ask detailed questions about what happens if insurance later denies the claim. * Keep copies of every document and every payment you make. I sincerely hope my situation was an isolated incident, but I believe patients deserve complete financial transparency before making decisions involving thousands of dollars. I am still waiting for documentation explaining how this balance arose before I can determine whether the additional charge is justified.

The best! Such a wonderful office! Dr. Achatz is so honest and knowledgeable. All of the staff…read moreare so kind and patient! Takes all the fear out of going to the dentist!

Came back from a cruise with a broken tooth. My regular dentist could not get me in for 4 days…read more Called Sun West Dental. Jennifer could hear my desperation and told me to come right over and they would work me in. Dr. Achatz and his assistant Nikki? took care of the issue that was cutting a hole in my tongue. From start to finish , it could not have been a better experience. Kudos to them, and thank you!