As a former Hygienist, I was very impressed with Avion and Dr. Perez's bedside manner. The staff was so welcoming and really knows how to make someone feel comfortable and well taken care of. I had my teeth whitened by Avion and she did amazing. 10/10 would visit again. read more

Great Dentist! No pain and everything looks great. The service was on time. As soon as I walked in I got into a chair and didn't even have to wait for the dentist to come. Scheduling appointments was easy. I would recommend Beachwood Dental to anyone! read more

I previously had a bad experience at an emergency dental facility. My first impression of this place is lively and very clean. The dentist was very friendly and professional. I will definitely be back read more

Beachwood Dental - Zen garden - Cosmetic Dentists Near Me - Beachwood, Ohio

I had a cleaning appointment canceled at the last minute, twice of my last three appointments and then had to wait another month plus for another appointment with the same person. When I opted for someone else to clean my teeth the first time they canceled, because I did not want my teeth to go neglected, the substitute person polished the teeth before the removal of the tartar and plaque. My teeth came out yellow that time and stain was not removed as with my usual hygienist who canceled my appointment. My suggestion is that when they cancel an appointment that the patient scheduled many months prior, the business should not have the patient wait another month or longer to get in. The employee who canceled due to whatever reason should work over time for the next ten days and fit one of those canceled patients in each day so the canceled patient does not have to wait a month for service while the teeth just collect more tartar and stain. That would be the fair thing to do and not offer a provider who leaves the teeth yellow and does not polish as the last step. The business should go further to make things right especially when an appointment was canceled 2 of the last 3 times. read more

My 4 visit in two months and I'm so pleased with my service. When you walk in the door you are greeted with a smile and a"May I help you" which always a good sign when your front line has smiles like they are glad to see you. Today I had to have a wisdom tooth extracted and I was very anxious, but once I met Denise I felt I would be in good hands. Denise ha such a wonderful bedside manner so to speak. She made me feel at ease and she explained the process. When someone is anxious about something and you have someone who will touch your shoulder or hold your hand your anxiety eases a bit. She had on a masked but I could see her smile in her eyes. Dr. Mikhli came in and REALLY put me at ease, again explained what going to happen and within minutes the EVIL wisdom tooth was extracted. Beachwood Dental is a place for anyone with dental problems and dentist anxiety should go. I HIGHLY recommend this place. I seen other dental hygienist Julia and Stephanie who were also wonderful oh and I can't forget Trish. Dr. Amstadt is my dentist but she is retiring and I gonna miss her but I truly believe I'm in good hands with any of the staff at BEACHWOOD DENTAL on Orange Place off Chagrin. read more

This was my first visit to BD as my beloved long time DDS, Trudy Amstadt had moved into their practice. I would go to the edge of the earth to have her but I was not accustomed to what I experienced here. To begin with, most of the world is still dealing with Covid. I took adequate precautions in wearing a mask and was surprised to find not one of the 4-5 front desk people were wearing one. My impression from arrival was that this practice wants to cater to the more affluent. This seemed even more evident from the conclusion of the visit where I was presented what I feel was a huge bill for the routine services I received, and when asked was told they did not (even) offer a senior discount. Back to the arrival, I was asked for a photo ID. Of course I offered my driver's license's license unaware it would retained to scan it into their system with the excuse of knowing it was me and due to insurance fraud issues. I am very uncomfortable here a day later, realizing this info has been scanned and that if they have a poor employee who has access to this information, it could be seriously abused/used. It's one thing to be paranoid enough to ask for ID on arrival each time, another to save it in a system. The waiting area was an attempt at creating a welcoming environment, but it had little appeal to me. I was not impressed with the dreamy portrait of a molar that almost resembled a flower, nor the glass fronted refrigerator with beverages to make you feel at home. My care from Trudy was fine as always. But the tab for the exam was $89, bitewings (4) $108, cleaning $144 (and you'd think maybe even a discount considering I have lost about 25% or more of my teeth) and to top it all off "flouride varnish" for $31. I had never heard it referred to as that, so I thought it may have been done without my being aware though that would not be like Trudy, not to ask me first. She knows I hate the taste, smell and chemicals and decline it regularly if offered. THe desk person checked when I questioned it, and no, I had not had that. By then she had already processed the charges on my credit card and could not (?) issue a credit, so put the amount as a credit toward my next appointments. I called today to be prepared for the horrors of that bill being that 5 cavities were discovered, and based on the conversation I had, it seems the flouride is typically SOP for their patients. I had them make note on my record that was NOT to be done. Note also that I originally received a call from this office even though I was NOT ever a patient, but apparently by my DDS joining they gained access to my records. They called on my mobile phone which unlike so many is NOT my primary phone and ONLY for MY personal use and that of my close friends and family ONLY. I made this clear and they claimed to make note of it. In the time between when I did set up the appt, they used that number to send texts advising me of when the appt was set for and that I could access their forms from a particular link provided. The forms clearly getting one to commit to financial responsibility, and to make clear that you took responsibility for neglecting to fully inform them of any medical issues that might result in an unwelcome reaction...I printed the forms out and filled them in to take with me from their website. On the day of the appt at 7:30 AM they again sent a text message, waking me. Ulsing the mobile phone I had said NOT TO. I called today to find out how much the fillings would be putting me into debt. 3 fillings have what they call 2 surfaces each, so the tab will be $876. SERIOUSLY?!!! And then the next visit for 2 fillings only has 3 surfaces involved in total so it is "ONLY" $548. And then they wonder why people neglect routine dental care. I get that it is a business, there is overhead, staff to pay, supplies to buy etc, but when one has to consider a loan or eating to do this, it undermines the relationship with a practice as you begin to wonder if you need a procedure or it is to increase income for the practice. It becomes hard to trust. I do still very much trust my DDS here, but I do not look forward to interacting with the facility or its employees. I share the details here only to let people know so they won't be surprised and can make an informed decision. For all I know this is the going rate and typical procedures. They should spend more time on generating a payment plan for those who might need one, but clearly their goal is to get as much income as they can asap. If you don't have dental insurance, please shop for some before you visit here.... read more