We absolutely loved Dr. Katie and her staff! They were lovely people and they did a great job with…read moreour daughter's first trip to the dentist. We will be taking our kiddos here for all future appointments and recommending them to all our friends.

After getting opinions and quotes from THREE other pediatric dentists, I was told about Timnath…read moreKids Dentistry and thought I'd get one more opinion... the other providers all said that my 3yo would have to be sedated for them to do her cavity treatment, just because of her age. Dr. Foster was the first one who said she'd give it a shot without general anesthesia, and my girl did GREAT. She ended up getting two crowns and one filling, and it was close to $3500 LESS than what I would have had to pay at any of the other practices. The entire team made my daughter feel at ease, even excited to go to the dentist. Not a single tear was shed (except maybe one by me). I cannot thank this incredible team enough, for giving my girl a chance and helping this mama anxiety!! I'm so grateful to have found you.

BEWARE! Worst experience with Dr. Joe and staff! Kiersten, his personal receptionist was…read moreunbelievably rude and unprofessional and lied about her experience with us. If you read other reviews as I just did, it seems to be a common theme. They lie then gas light you in their response back. Dr. Joe did not address any concerns we brought to his attention. Seemed to have an agenda for his most financially beneficial treatment. Failed to answer any questions addressed by us. His professionalism falls short. :) This was the first time seeing Dr. Joe in the 7 years of visiting this office, and by far THE worst Dr. there. We will be letting all moms know about their unprofessionalism, incompetence, and lying. We are taking our $1,000s of dollars and spending it with kind doctors that care.

We have been patients of MKPD for over 7 years and I cannot recommend this office enough for…read morekiddos. It's hard to find a dentist that does both a great job helping kids get comfortable with their dental care as well as truly taking exceptional care of their patients. We've had a lot of dental issues in the past and they are always there for us. I'm so thankful for this group and their amazing staff.

We are extremely happy with this dentist office. It's ran very efficiently. My 6 year old twins…read morelook forward to our dental visits!!

as requested we provided our insurance prior to scheduling both kids for their checkups. We were…read moretold upfront there would be some out of pocket being that our insurance was out of network but the amount wouldn't be significant. However turned out both kids' visits were fully denied by our insurance. When inquiring why we were lead to believe there would be partial payment and not be told upfront our insurance would fully denied payment on the work completed. Also asked why was it necessary to complete their insurance forms prior to the visit, in doing so not determine partial or no payment from the insurance company? We assumed they would have been able to inform us if we would fully pay out of pocket instead of informing us there would be partial payment; told that was the chance 'we' took being out of network ... so be warned. Again insurance fully declined payment from their third submitted attempt. In addition to as they re-submitted our claim again to our insurance our daughter returned complaining about her tooth that they worked on; we were again charged for this return visit and they submitted the claim where the insurance fully denied any payment. No corrective work was done but she was looked at and was fully billed for the visit

Great experience! Dr Milmont was fantastic. Kids enjoyed waiting room. Staff was great.read more

From the owner: Our name says it all! At KidsFirst Dental, we put kids first! Our goal is to provide each child…read morewith a positive dental experience, placing their safety and dental health above all else. Teeth are fun here!

have been taking my girls here for 3 years. always kind and efficient staff, conservative approach…read moreand gentle advice on preventative care, and clean and well-decorated office. My girls like going to the dentist!

From the owner: Pediatric Dentistry of the Rockies | Dr. Keith Van Tassell | Dentistry for toddlers, children,…read moreteens, and special needs patients. Serving the Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor, Greeley, Johnstown communities | Welcome to Pediatric Dentistry of the Rockies. Our mission is to provide individualized and compassionate oral health care for children in a comfortable, fun, and child friendly environment and to create positive dental experiences that establish the foundation for a lifetime of excellent oral health. We're social! Find us on Facebook, Twitter and Google+ through our website!

Great chair side manners, well run, can see why the wife likes Dr. Evans for our kids…read more Highly recommend. The guy is laid back and doesn't push unneeded services/procedures.

Our daughter had a procedure done by Dr. Hargleroad. The crowns fell off of several of her teeth,…read morebut when we took her back in for a follow up, we were shocked by the lack of bedside manner. Dr. Hargleroad literally held our 18 month old down with her screaming, and without numbing agent or pause, jammed a new metal crown into her gums. After being traumatized by the experience, the crown fell off before even reaching home with bloody and bruised gums. To this day almost two years later, our daughter is terrified about going to the dentist or having her mouth touched at all. To add insult to injury, we received a letter from Dr. Hargleroad's office that we are being fired and sent to collections due to many attempts to resolve an outstanding balance. We never received any of those communications and received not a single phone call. We cleared up the bill immediately after receiving this nasty letter. Overall, this is one of the worst medical / professional encounters of my life and I would strongly suggest looking elsewhere for your child's dental (and mental) health. Dr. Hargleroad and her staff are a joke.

I was in the market for a new pediatric dentist for my two kids, and this practice was in my PPO…read moreinsurance network. The reception said they were accepting patients and took the information for my 13yo daughter. Then when we got to my son's information, I told them he is disabled (Down syndrome and autism) and 19yo. I was put on hold for about 8 minutes, after which another person came on the line and told me they are not accepting patients over 18yrs. He is the height and weight of an average 13 year-old, and receives pediatric medical care and has been in two other pediatric dentistry practices the past two years since he turned 18. The person referred me specifically to another dentist (not in my network) who is known to work well with disabled people. All in all, it appears the key word that got us denied was 'disabled'. Hope this practice becomes more inclusive and understanding of disabilities in the future.

We recently moved to Northern Colorado from the east coast. It's always a challenge finding new,…read moretrustworthy health providers - very important because we have 2 young children. We went to Toothzone because of a referral from a co-worker. The evaluation showed my daughter had several cavities. I got a second opinion from another pediatric dentist (I always get a second opinion). The other office evaluation came off like a sales pitch: pictures of decaying teeth were shown and the dentist wanted to give my daughter 4 crowns. I explained to the other dentist that I'd like a conversative approach - I'd like to avoid general anesthesia unless absolutely necessary. The other dentist quoted me the option of filling the cavities but kept bringing up the fact that my daughter may need the crowns if she doesn't react to the fillings well or doesn't sit through the process. I understand this is the reality of treating a 2 year old. However, the fact that the crowns cost 4.5 times more than the fillings caused me to question the other dentist's true motivations. I chose to return to Dr. Ryan of Toothzone for the fillings. He never pressured us during the initial eval, he encouraged me to take my time with the decision, and he never mentioned the need for crowns (her cavities were not severe, small off white color). The fillings for the cavities went great. I'm extremely grateful to Dr. Ryan and his staff for the job they did and making the dentist visit as pleasant as possible. I was allowed in the room - held my daughter's hand during most of the process. Dr Ryan had great bedside manners and quickly developed a good rapport with my daughter. He knew the characters of her favorite movie. His calm demeanor and good sense of humor came in handy when she started to get a little fussy towards the end of the procedure. I hope to see Dr. Ryan as little as possible but I'm so happy to have found an office I can trust for my children's oral hygiene. Thank you Dr. Ryan!

This review is for the Oak Park location. They used to service adults, my understanding is that…read morenow they do not. I used to like this dentist office. It was one of the better ones, however, I am not so pleased with them now. I ended up with an infection in one of the teeth they worked on. I am not sure if they were to blame for the infection. I will give them the benefit of the doubt and assume it would have happened no matter which dentist worked on me. What I am not happy about is how they dealt with the infection. I had a lot of work done with them over the course of 2 years. In the end they said I was good to go and would just need to keep up with regular maintenance (brushing flossing and cleaning visits). I went back a couple weeks later complaining that my bite was not right and my teeth were hitting incorrectly and I still had pain in my lower jaw. They said I was grinding my teeth at night and needed a guard. No tests or inspection was done, only the assumption that that was my problem. Insurance did not cover the guard so I paid 100% of it out of pocket. I went in and they took a mold of my mouth and sent it in fore the guard to be made. I got the guard and tried it. At first it was uncomfortable because it was very big and I was not used to it. But I had been assured that was normal and I would get used to it. Over the next week or 2 it got even more uncomfortable and even painful. I went back and they said I had an infection. They said the infection was pushing my teeth out of place and that is why my bite was incorrect and why the guard did not work. They did not apologize for the miss-diagnoses and instead still insisted that I wear the guard. They game me regular coarse of antibiotics and sent me on my way. I was back 4 weeks later. The antibiotics HAD helped. My mouth had hurt less and the miss-aligned teeth seemed to go back to where they were supposed to be. But once the antibiotics were out of my system the problems came back. This time they gave me nothing and told me it would heal on its own. When asked they admitted that it could take a couple years. Seriously. That was their answer. Around 2 years or pain was what I needed to deal with. No pain meds, no more antibiotics, no more work done on my mouth. It got b ad enough that I was taking 800mg of ibuprofen and 1000mg of Tylenol every 8 hours every day. I had alarms set so I didn't miss a dose because if I did I would be in so much pain I would be crying on the floor until the meds kicked in. Even with that unsafe amount of pain meds I was still in some pain, but I dealt with it. I went back again and told them all this. They gave me empathy. Wow, exactly what I needed. I don't need pain meds. I don't need antibiotics. I don't need to be able to chew. All I needed was empathy. Or at least that's what they decided. I dealt with it for as long as I could but could no longer bear it. I instead sought out my own solutions. I precured antibiotics with out a prescription and narcotics. That's right. Our modern American Medicine is so advanced that the only way a patient can get the meds they need is to buy them without a "Doctor." Still even with my ill-gotten meds, the problem was not going away. I called to make an appointment and was told they no longer see adults at that location. I was told I could drive an extra 30 min to the other location and that I could be seen in 2 or 3 months. I found a new dentist. They say the tooth needs to come out now, and then antibiotics. IF that works, then they will need to do a bone graft. Meaning the infection has been so bad for so long that it ate away my BONE in my JAW. After that they say they will need to do 5 root cannels and crowns on the surrounding teeth that have been damaged by the infection. And then finally I would have to get a tooth implant to replace the bad tooth the extract. Now for some real symptoms. When I am not taking the ill-gotten meds: I am in severe pain, I have a soar throat from the infection leaking into my mouth, I have clogged sinuses and my dentist thinks there could be infection in them as well from being so close to the tooth infection (and possibly something more serious like a hole between my infected jaw and my sinuses). The drainage from my mouth and sinuses make me nauseas and sick and make it hard not to vomit. I have trouble sleeping, and am very irritable when awake. I have little patience because of all that. And I have a really bad case of halitosis. When I am taking the meds I procured I still have most of those issues, but they are cut by about 50 to 60% until I run out again.

We had the best experience here, especially since my kiddo was nervous about the dentist. The staff…read morewas so calm, reassuring, and kind, and they took extra time to make sure we both felt super comfortable. By the end of the visit, my child was smiling! I can't say enough good things about this practice :)

Love this place. Super nice team, very kid-friendly atmosphere, and the whole visit felt easy…read more Clean office, friendly front desk, and no long wait. 10/10 would recommend.

Had to have my front tooth veneer replaced today. They got me right in and are so efficient. I was…read moreconstantly asked if I was ok or hurting. They are very concerned about my welfare and comfort level. I love this Debra office and highly recommended them.

I had a very disheartening and unfortunate experience with the receptionist and insurance…read morecoordinator of Spring Creek dental. I had been experiencing some blinding pain and scheduled an appointment for a dentist to look over my teeth and help identify the cause - this insurance coordinator booked me 10 days out full well knowing and approving me paying out of pocket. Less than a day before my appointment, she called and left me a voicemail simply stating they would not be able to see me tomorrow or ever. When I called back to inquire, the receptionist and insurance coordinator became agitated and defensive going so far as to raise her voice over the phone with phrases such as "are you serious?" and "I don't know what to tell you". I did not once raise my voice or speak disrespectfully to the staff. Shame I never got to interact with the dentists or hygienists as they come highly recommended. Would not recommend this dental office to anybody due to the unaccommodating nature and overall lack of ethicality handling a situation with an individual experiencing extreme distress due to dental related pain.