I've been seeing Dr Jones for 2 years ever since I moved to Dallas. The staff are always helpful…read moreand friendly. The dental assistant Citlali was amazing when I needed a crown put in. It was my first crown and Citlali walked me through the procedure.

I actually love coming to see my wonderful dentist(s). Dr. Jones and Dr. Pagoda are stellar!!…read moreRecently, I had Nelly as my hygenist, and WHOA, she's GREAT!!!!! She has a gentle touch, a sweet personality, and an efficient process. When you call to make your appt, Terry will help you in every way. She's awesome too!!!

Best Dental team in Dallas!!! From the phone call with confidence and inviting Melissa, to…read morehygienist who really knows her job. Dr. Ashley the most patient and super in touch with me ,always checking in. They all did great. What was to be a terrible day, well it wasn't. Thanks again. Highly recommended .

Dr. Ashly Cothern is a terrible dentist and is, simply put, a flake. She worked on several of my…read moreteeth, many of which later failed due to her incompetence. She has a really bad and frequent habit of cancelling appointments, without apology or explanation. Her staff is very hard to work with, so rescheduling is a nightmare. Overall, my experience with her over several years was unacceptable and inexcusable. My oral surgeon had zero respect for her as well.

Office was clean and efficient, front desk was knowledgeable and helpful, but was truly blow away…read moreby how charismatic and welcoming everyone in the office is. I typically get very nervous at the dentist and my technician Lexi made me feel much much more comfortable.

Long time patient - 20 plus years. Wonderful dentist and I…read moreschedule my cleaning so that I can have Lexi as my dental hygienist.

Fantastic Office, Honest dentistry is harder to come by with large corporations taking over dental…read moreoffices pushing unnecessary procedures and services. Dr. Wilson has always been excellent and have continued to refer my family and friends to him. My father was my dentist until his passing... Highly recommend this office.

I've been a long time patient of Dr. Wilson and would highly recommend him and his staff to others!…read moreThey are always friendly and make going to the dentist more comfortable. Kingsley at the front desk is so nice and accommodating when needing to make and move appointments. I've had my fair share of fillings and Dr. Wilson is always gentle and gets the job done well and never tries to oversell unnecessary services.

Great experience with the while staff!!! I was with Ideal Dental for 6 years then out of nowhere…read moreafter going in for 6 month checkup they told me I needed 6 fillings and a crown!!!! I decided to seek a second opinion and was recommended to Sherry Lane Dental. Dr Shah took X-rays and advised 1 filling. HUGE DIFFERENCE!!!! Very grateful for her and her staff!!! I have already referred my brother to them.

Professional and fun. It's a dentist...I know, but I ain't lying. As a new patient, I really…read moreappreciated sitting down with the dentist before we got started.

I loved this place on my first visit. They have dogs! They got me in quickly! They were so kind and…read morefriendly! It was heaven in dental office form! For context, I have freakishly good teeth. I've never had a cavity, didn't have wisdom teeth, and always get rave reviews from hygienists and dentists despite never flossing. At my first visit, they asked to do x-rays because I hadn't had any in over a decade (you'll understand why in a minute). To my knowledge, they made no effort to get my old records. But, okay, fine, I'll do the x-rays. Surprise, surprise, my x-rays looked great. Here's more context: I'm a PhD researcher in a field related to neuroanatomy. At my next visit, I declined x-rays. Why? Because of studies like this: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6341170/ which report things like this: "This study showed evidence that the increased risk of head and neck cancer due to exposure to low doses of dental diagnostic X-rays cannot be ignored." "Since the oral cavity is anatomically located near the head and neck, dental X-ray examinations seem to affect the brain and neck areas. The correlation of X-rays with brain and thyroid cancers has been reported for many decades and seems to explain this finding." ALSO, American Dental Association clinical recommendations specify that dentists should order dental X-rays ONLY after they have conducted a clinical exam suggesting there could be a problem worth investigating. The full recommendations can be read here: https://bit.ly/420IMsr and are discussed in this NYT article: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/01/21/well/dental-x-ray-health-risks.html Commenting on the American Dental Association guidelines, the NYT article concludes: "Under these guidelines, a low-risk patient who doesn't regularly get cavities may need X-rays only once every two to three years, Dr. Benavides said. Unfortunately, this is not what typically happens, Dr. Brenner added. Many people are given routine dental X-rays before they are examined, and that's 'not ideal practice,' he said. If a dental hygienist orders routine X-rays before you see your dentist, Dr. Benavides suggested asking them to hold off. 'I would say, "I would feel more comfortable if someone examines me first to determine if I really need these,"' she said. A dentist should always explain why they are necessary and how they will benefit your health." Did Dr. Wendy Skulman examine me first to determine if I really needed x-rays? Absolutely not. Let's go back to that second visit: I declined x-rays. The hygienist got VERY fussy with me and made me sign a waiver. The waiver is worded as though declining x-rays is a health risk, which is absurd because opting out of dental x-rays at every dentist visit is actually RECOMMENDED BEST PRACTICE in terms of reducing risk for head and neck cancers. I signed the waiver, even though it was blatantly inaccurate, because the hygienist refused to proceed otherwise. She then did my cleaning. Then Dr. Wendy Skulman popped in for LITERALLY less than two minutes. The hygienist told her I'd declined x-rays, so Dr. Wendy had me open my mouth for about 30 seconds, poked one or two teeth, and then left. Seriously. She definitely didn't do a full exam (which, again, should be a prerequisite for determining if x-rays are even necessary, per the aforementioned American Dental Association clinical guidelines). Moreover, Dr. Wendy showed me NONE of the kindness and friendliness I got on my first visit. She was cold and clearly irritated with me for not getting x-rays. I can only assume x-rays are a money-maker for them, especially for someone like me who doesn't have dental insurance. I was explicitly told that they would REFUSE to see me if I declined x-rays at my next visit. I couldn't help but laugh a little at that and told them I would happily go somewhere else. I'd sure love to find a dentist who cares about following clinical guidelines and reducing cancer risk for their patients. TO SUMMARIZE: 1. In my experience, Skulman Dental is not following clinical guidelines regarding the frequency of dental x-rays for their patients or how to determine which patients actually NEED x-rays. Requiring x-rays at every visit is NOT in line with American Dental Association (ADA) guidelines. 2. If they're up-to-date on the scientific literature and clinical guidelines from the ADA, they are knowingly disregarding best practice and knowingly putting their patients at increased risk of head and neck cancers for NO CLINICAL REASON. 3. If they're NOT up-to-date on the scientific literature and clinical guidelines from the ADA, well, that's concerning too. 4. In my experience, if you decline x-rays, you will be treated like trash and told not to come back if you plan on declining x-rays again in the future. I've never had any issues with my teeth whatsoever, so I'm going to follow American Dental Association recommendations to reduce my risk of head and neck cancers. Again: https://bit.ly/420IMsr

Love Skulman and have been going for years. Wonderful family atmosphere and always love getting to…read morepet and greet the puppies! So cute.

I am here from Houston with my husband babysitting my grandkids for a week. i wake up and a…read moretemporary tooth has completed come lose. i can not go back to Houston for a week. i call Welch with North Dallas Dental Group. i can not say enough great things about his practice. He fit me in on short notice. He completely repaired the issue His office was spotless and the staff was so professional. if i lived in Dallas i would change dentist in a heartbeat. That is how good he is!!!

Wonderful dental office. All staff that I interacted with were so pleasant from the front office to…read morecheck out. Susan cleaned my teeth and she was so nice and did a great job. I was expecting the appointment to take 2 hours since I am a new patient but everyone worked so efficiently that it took barely over an hour. Happy to have finally found a dental office that makes me want to go back.

Vanderbrook family dentist is the best!! Everybody is extremely kind, personal, and knowledgeable!…read moreThey answer your questions, provide great dental care, and make it a wonderful overall experience. I will be a patient of theirs for a long time!

Dr. Vanderbrook and his staff are very friendly and thorough. One cool thing is they have…read moretelevisions above the exam chairs so you get to watch something while you are having your teeth cleaned. I've also gotten a night guard from them, which was very well fitting and fairly reasonably priced. They'll also clean it for you for free each time you come. It's a very nice and family, friendly dentist office and I would highly recommend it to anyone in the area.