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    Initial examine, xrays, pictures without a cleaning = $191.00. Treatment plan = 40,000+ includes a cleaning for $861.00. Going elsewhere.

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    Northeast Georgia Periodontics & Center For Dental Implants

    Northeast Georgia Periodontics & Center For Dental Implants

    3.7(3 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    I was referred to Dr. Taylor by another Dentist. The work I received from the referring dental…read morepractice left me with a hole from where my tooth was pulled up into my sinuses. Dr. Taylor was the best man for the job! He is skilled, kind, professional and funny. After such a great experience I will go nowhere else in the future but to see Dr. Taylor!

    The one periodontist there is quite a piece of work. My first clue that something was wrong there,…read morewas when I got there, I saw the only thing to read in the waiting room was The Bible. I was looking around for something to read, the only thing he had there, were these huge gold trimmed hard copy Bibles placed everywhere. Sorry, but while I am waiting for the periodontist, I want some light reading, I don't want to catch up on my Bible verses. So right there, you know the periodontist has got something wrong with him. Only someone kind of crazy would try and force people to read the Bible in a waiting room. So I go back to meet with him to get my initial consultation. I had some X-rays sent from my dentist, and I tell him I am there to see him about my bottom back tooth, on the right, which had been a problem. He does a check on me and sees one gum on a bottom tooth on the other side, on the left, also is low, at a "5", which he thinks could be a problem.I tell him, yes but the tooth on the right side is what is hurting on me, and I want to concentrate on that tooth today. Also I know from before that a "5" is not that bad, and it is something we can wait on. He tells me he wants to take new x-Rays on both sides. I said, well we have these other xrays, but I guess if you want to take new ones, okay. But then I say, well, we only really to take the right side, because that is what I am here for today. I asked him how much the X-Rays cost, because I thought I needed to know that first, to decide whether I wanted to get both sides. He would not tell me at first, so again I kept asking him, how much do they cost?. Finally he answered me, the price was not that bad, at $30 each. So I said, okay, if you really think you need to take xrays on both sides, then I guess, go ahead, even though I really only want to work on my right side today, so I really only think the right side is necessary today. I said, but if you want to take both sides, then I guess it's okay. Then he says quietly, I think it is better that you should go to another periodontist. I was like, :excuse me?". He said, go to another periodontist. I said, what is your problem? All I was doing is asking how much the x-rays cost? I said, I even said you could take both sides. I just wanted to make sure I could afford it first. I said, excuse me for asking about the price of X-rays! He would not explain anything else when I asked, he just kept stammering away about nothing, and he made sure I left. You know he had a guilty conscience, because he would not even explain himself in any way. You cannot treat customers like that. I think he was afraid, because I asked how much the x-rays cost, that I was a person who would not pay him. Or, I bet he wants to milk customers out of as much money as he can, and he saw once I was the type of person who asked questions and asked how much things cost, he got rid of me quick, because he knew he could not rip me off with unnecessary charges. This guy is a snake and a creep, and I recommend people, be careful about this guy. I think he could be that type of dentist who ends up pulling teeth that don't need to be pulled, just so he can charge you more, so he can make more money. Stay away from this guy, he is a creep.

    Lanier Dental Group - Office equipment

    Lanier Dental Group

    4.1(15 reviews)
    1.8 mi

    Greeting, this was my last appointment today with Doctor O'Hearn and her assistant Jenner. Well…read moreladies and gentlemen if are having any needs for a Dentist, you owe it to yourself to be treated like a VIP. You feel the professionalism from the second you enter the office building. You can hear the laughter through out the building. Everyone there is trying to make there, patient feel comfortable while being at the Dentist office. I am so grateful to the Department of Veterans Affairs for assigning Dr.O'Hearn to take care of my dental work. Thank you for making this experienced there priceless. Isaac

    SCAM Great experience at the office - terrible communication with billing…read more I called Lanier Dental on June 23, 2026 to schedule a dental new patient cleaning. During this phone call I asked very direct questions regarding my insurance provider, if they were in network, and what to expect. I booked my appointment purely based on the fact that I was told my insurance was in network. I asked specifically "would my insurance cover a cleaning along with new patient x-rays" I was told yes. On July 3, 2026 I had my appointment. The appointment was great! The customer service was amazing...it lasted three hours. As I went to check out I was told I needed to pay $125 as a co-pay. I asked why it was such a large co-pay, the lady at the front kindly explained her reasoning and made me only pay $100. She told me to call my insurance in a few weeks (since it is in network!) to see if I will get a refund. July 28, 2026 I call my insurance provider to see if I will get reimbursed for such a large co-pay. The insurance provider said Lanier Dental is not in network and that I owe them over $300. I spoke with Lanier dental and asked them to explain why they stated that they were in network, but my bill and insurance is showing otherwise. I was told that I signed a document prior to receiving services stating that I agreed to this. (I have no doubt I definitely signed this) This document was a long document. Do not trust what you are told regarding insurance, do not sign the new patient paperwork without confirming with your insurance provider what will be covered. Ideally a simple phone call to Lanier Dental stating "Will this be covered by my insurance?" should provide clarity on what your bill will look like after a visit.

    Brad Dixon, DMD - periodontists - Updated August 2026

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