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    Aspen Dental - Wichita, KS W

    1.0 (3 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    Cavity treatment

    Dental exams

    Tooth filling replacement or repair

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    Mid-Kansas Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

    Mid-Kansas Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

    2.9
    (7 reviews)
    5.3 mi

    I am giving this business a 1 star and it's only because I am unable to give them 0 stars. This…read morebusiness is horrible. I really liked Dr Davidson but their his office staff and the whole experience ruined it for me. I made a first time appt with their office because I have sjogren's disease and one of the things it affects of many, is the mouth and your teeth. In eight months by the time I saw Dr Davidson at this business I had lost over a half of my teeth from my disease (it causes your mouth to get extremely dry and your teeth develop severe cavities and then break and fall out) and I had made the appt to talk to dr about having both my top and bottom remaining teeth extracted and as I had planned to have dentures made elsewhere and was going to bring them in on surgery day. Dr Davidson seemed knowledgeable about my condition and also the fact that I also suffer from another autoimmune disease called Addison's and if you have dental work it can cause a person with it to suddenly have an addison's crisis and he and I talked through how we would pre-plan for my conditions like that one to prevent any unnecessary risks. So he told me after I met with him to have a seat in the lobby and the girl working at the front desk (who was not friendly when I came in) would get my estimates for me in just a few minutes. So I sat down, thinking in 10-15 minutes I would have my estimates and I could go home. So I waited, and I waited and I waited some more and 45 minutes went by and I kept noticing that the girl working at the front desk was doing everything BUT working. She was stopping to talk to everyone--she was getting up to go here and there and then she would look at her phone and finally after an hour I had had enough waiting and it was around 4:45 and I went up to the front desk and told her who I was and told her that I would like to have my estimates please as I have been waiting for over an hour for them. She looked at me TOTALLY CLUELESS as to what I was saying, as if she had no idea what I was talking about and I again repeated my name, very nicely and calmly, but deep down I was starting to get frustrated with her and the situation. She finally looked at me and said, oh, you are supposed to get your estimates right? I said yeah, over an hour ago I was supposed to get my estimates and I have seen you up and doing everything but working on them. She then proceeds to tell me that it was 4:45 and that she would have to just email them to me because she was just too busy and it was Friday and didn't have time to do them right then. WHAT THE WHAT???? I said, "Excuse me? So you are going to make a patient wait over an hour, ON YOU, BY THE WAY, to get simple paperwork that should not take more than a little bit to complete, and then they have to go home empty-handed because you're too lazy to do your job??" I was past the point of mad by now. I have worked in administrative roles for over 30 years and NEVER would I treat a customer the way that I was treated by her. She finally said that she would email me the estimates by the end of that day but that I owed a balance on my account of over $100! I told her this was the first time I had ever been there and I did not get my teeth cleaned or anything and my insurance covered that appt that day in full so I didn't have a balance and she sat there and tried to argue with me about that. I finally told her I was done and left, refusing to pay the bill that I didn't owe and she somehow failed to mention to me that I had until I got upset at her there at the en---then all of a sudden I had this big bill. So, I waited the rest of that day for the estimates to be emailed to me and surprise, surprise, they never did. So I waited the following Monday just in case she needed an extra day to get them to me--I was trying my best to be accommodating but it was getting harder. Finally, Tuesday rolls around and I call their office back and I told another lady who worked there what had happened, in detail, and that I was not happy and that I just simply wanted my estimates so that I would know how much everything would cost. She apologized to me for that happening and promised to email them to me by the end of that day. And I waited and waited and as with the other girl, they never came. I waited another 2-3 days for them to come and nothing. I literally went through 3 ladies in that office, each one promising me that they would email me what I would think, should be a simple, every day document for them--one that they do each and every day for customers but perhaps I over-estimated the competence of these women that work for Dr Davidson and the other drs in this office. I finally called and talked to the office manager and told him the situation and he was really nice and helpful and HE was able to finally email me the estimates I had been waiting on for forever and that the other ladies work in an office but didn't know how to email.

    Sat in office for about 40 min after appt to get my estimate. They Finally came out & said theyll…read moremail it to us. Girls upfront are no help & not friendly. Week b4 surgery, called to get est. & was never called back. Called again & gave it over phn. It's an ex-pensive place, decked out, but they still charge 2% if using a card. They cant afford to pay it themselves??! MY dentist doesn't charge 2%! After surgery my daughter was shivering & never gave her a blanket or check back in until checkout! All these lil things add up to me not recommending them.

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    Trimmell & Anders Orthodontics

    Trimmell & Anders Orthodontics

    4.4
    (7 reviews)
    5.6 mi
    Established in 2004
    Free estimates

    I'm so happy that I am the first parent to review Trimmell/Anders. First off, they give free…read moreconsultations. We've been with them for almost a year and everything has been a breeze. Dr. Trimmell is always so friendly and explains everything to me. I personally have never had braces and the first time going here I was intimidated because I didnt know who I was dealing with. I didnt know wether they would try to convince me that my child needed braces simply because they wanted my money. All of those fears were put at ease when Dr. Trimmell explained the treatment my daughter needed. I understood everything he said and even asked more questions if I had concerns. He didnt make me feel stupid for asking either. He is professional and very nice. My daughter loves her appointments, she never puts up a fight. Plus everytime she goes she gets to pick out new color bands. I highly recommend Dr. Trimmell for any of your orthodontic needs. We're not familiar with Dr. Anders so I cant say anything about him. Both seem like nice guys.

    The staff was great but Doctor Trimmell was not. He talk to my mom like she was the person get the…read morebraces . Don't go with him because you will have braces longer. There was no compassion on his part. It was very discouraging for me and my mother. My mom just wants the best for me. She wants me to be able to have a good orthodontist. And someone that I can relate to. He made me feel like I'm not a person. And that my mom was the one he dealt with. So if you want someone who has compassion. That recognizes you as a person. Then I suggest you go somewhere else.

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    Dr. Grant Snider - Orthodontic Specialist
    Dental Associates

    Dental Associates

    1.6
    (14 reviews)
    0.8 mi

    **Told Everything Was Fine -- Second Opinion Found Major Issues**…read more______________________________________________________________________ Dental Associates told me everything looked good, but a second opinion uncovered serious problems that had gone undiagnosed. TL;DR: Dental Associates said everything looked "fine," but a second opinion found periodontal disease, unusable x-rays, a mobile tooth, and major work that was never mentioned to me. I wish someone had warned me sooner. ________________________________________________________________________ During my visit at Dental Associates, I explicitly declined the use of the ultrasonic tool, yet the hygienist used it anyway, stopped when I objected, and then restarted again. There was no charted reason to use the ultrasonic tool for the type of cleaning I was scheduled for. At the end of that appointment, the dentist told me, "Everything looks good, see you in six months." I relied on that reassurance when I agreed to a routine schedule, believing there were no underlying issues that required closer monitoring. Based on what I now know, that statement was not accurate. At my second-opinion appointment, the hygienist immediately noticed that the x-ray from Dental Associates was not usable for diagnostic purposes. It was blurry, taken at the wrong angle, and--most concerning--cut off above the gumline. Because the bone and periodontal structures weren't visible, the image could not be used to evaluate early periodontal disease or bone loss. The new clinic repeated all diagnostics: full x-rays, intraoral photos, periodontal charting, recession measurements, bone assessments, and a thorough exam. That's when I learned I actually require periodontal scaling and root planing across multiple quadrants--treatment that is only recommended when active periodontal disease is present. The work required is so extensive that it must be split into multiple appointments totaling around four to four and a half hours, and nitrous oxide is recommended because of the anticipated discomfort and inflammation. I was also told--for the first time--that one of my teeth is slightly mobile. That is not something you expect to hear immediately after being told "everything looks good," and it indicates a more advanced stage of periodontal involvement. Additionally, a molar requires a multi-surface restoration due to structural compromise. This was never mentioned to me at my most recent visit at Dental Associates, approximately eight weeks prior. The hardest part has been realizing that routine six-month cleanings at Dental Associates did not catch issues that were clearly developing. Being kept on a standard cleaning schedule when deeper disease is present has real consequences. Now I'm facing significant treatment, potential specialist referral, and the emotional weight of discovering how serious the situation actually is. After my second opinion, I walked out feeling relieved that someone finally diagnosed what was really going on--and frustrated that these problems had gone unaddressed for so long. I'm sharing this so others can make informed decisions and advocate for their own care. If anyone wants to know where I went for my second opinion, feel free to message me here on Yelp. -A patient who deserved better

    Horrible horrible place of business. I was treated like a second class citizen not just by dentist…read morebut Pam the Office Manager. She was rude argumentative and insulting. I asked for Pam's full name to include her in future negative reviews and was told I was not allowed to have her last name? When I asked why she told me because I am a single women. So what does this imply? I am a married man and I'm doing a business transaction with a non ethical business not trying to ask you out.

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