Highly recommend. Dr. Boyd and Dr. Julian are very professional and knowledgeable about many dental…read moreprocedures. They have the newest and latest technology, making it very easy in getting a crown or whatever procedure you need. Very nice staff as well.

So I've had a severe fear of needles and any denta work since I was a young child. Doctor Tomak did…read morean incredible job working with me, he was able to give me multiple shots while under conscious sedation, which had not worked on me for years. Miss Lisa held my hand the entire procedure and I was able to have a big procedure done! Amazing work!

Carepoint is exceptional! From Reception to Exit, all employees treated me as if I was their only…read morepatient. Melanie, Nicole and all staff are caring and knowledgeable. Dr. Haybarger is the best. Direct, Knowledgeable and Wonderful disposition. I was very nervous, (having bad past experiences and anxiety) and he put me at ease. Best experience I've ever had with an Endodontist. He smiles alot, is very caring and looks you in the eye. I highly recommend his practice.

HIGHLY UNPROFESSIONAL PRACTICE WITH NO RESPECT FOR CUSTOMERS!…read moreI was in the office for an hour and a half and no root canal was ever done. They said they had technical issues with their CT machine, which was frustrating, but not the end of the world. Problem is instead of finishing the root canal after the machine finished working, I was told they ran out of time and I had to be rescheduled. I was already there for an hour and a half, but they wanted to move on to the next patient who had only been waiting 5 mins. The hilarious part is they still expected me to pay for the evaluation, even though the root canal was never done. Dr. Drew Benbow does not know how to treat his patients, therefore I would never under any circumstances trust him with my teeth.

After 5 months implant failed, no accountability. His assistant was not trained to assist, nor was…read morethe young lady assisting with x-rays, had to be redone.

It was a very positive experience. He explained everything. He gave me numbing shots and the pain…read morewas minimal and brief. After that he removed my tooth and from that time, and even after I went home, I had NO pain. The man is an artiste. I've never been to a dentist where I haven't experienced pain both there or for a couple of days after. He was patient and reassuring and I'm getting ready to go back a couple of years later to have another tooth removed. I have every confidence in his ability to do a good job.

My wisdom tooth had to come out and as an adult, it's not so easy!! Dr Palmer did a great job and…read morewas very quick, they gave me the Nucalm treatment which helps to calm with and it really helped to calm me down. The Platelet Rich plasma helped a ton with any bleeding and recovery as well! It's not cheap to pay out of pocket, but Palmer and their staff do a fabulous job of taking care of their patients and making them feel comfortable and that's worth every penny!! I would highly recommend their services to anyone!

This I paid Dr. Palmer for 4 implants. One of those implants was not on a implant post of it's own…read more It was attached to another implant. This created a fulcrum. When I chewed on the two implants on one implanted base it rocked the two teeth slightly. This loosened the implant. I asked for it to be corrected. I then realized what he was doing. The implant failed again. Most people know chewing on a tooth that is not attached to its on base will rock the adjoining tooth base and cause it to loosen. I left Palmer distinctive Dentistry. I was told I had lost 2 fillings . This was never mentioned to me by Dr. Palmer.

Dr. King put in two implants for me and did a seamless job. I healed quickly and with little pain…read more This entire office was pleasant, organized , clean and professional. Dr. King also is a really nice guy. Highly recommend him based on this experience.

Dr King is the best and I know what I am talking about. He was recommended by a co-worker about 4…read moreyears ago and I am so thankful for it. I had a major issue with my gums just because I wasn't taking care of my regular visits. I am extremely healthy now there so I don't mind sharing that aspect. But this healthy gums are thanks to him. Oral surgery at its finest. It was a lot of dental hours I put in to have him help me get to where I am now. I moved out of Greenville and still went to see him. I have come from 2 different states just to see him and obviously, Bethany who is great at her job. The treatment received made a difference and where I could've chosen to go to a new place, I opted instead to drive hours. I said possible last visit because I moved again and it is too far for a future visit but if I don't find someone then I'll more than likely just come back. Excellent service and people. Reminders for appointments too and pretty sure today I was a few minutes late but didn't get a lecture about it.

Good receptionist, helped me with paperwork. Seen promptly…read moreDentist provided thorough exam and great plan.

I have had the most horrendous experience with New Horizons, and it has gone on for months now. The…read moredoctor's office I use in Seneca gave me a referral to New Horizons Dental in Greenville, SC. I filled the paperwork out in July of 2018, and finally got an appointment for November of 2018. The day before my appointment, I received a call from New Horizons and was told that the dentist I was supposed to be seeing would not be there for my appointment, and that they were going to have to reschedule. The next available appointment was more than two months away! I complained but the person on the other line did not care. They told me my new appointment was for January 23, at 3:00 p.m. I know this because I am very careful about using my calendar on my cell phone for any appointments I have so that I do not forget. While the appointment person was still on the phone with me, I entered the particulars into my phone calendar, and then repeated it back to the woman, who agreed that I had everything correct. I also made several alerts. It's a long trip to Greenville for me, so I definitely wanted everything correct. So imagine my surprise today when I arrived, and was told that my appointment was YESTERDAY. I was extremely unhappy, and I didn't get the chance to explain WHY I knew that something was wrong, I was shut down immediately. I asked if there was an ombudsman, and the receptionist didn't know what that was. I then asked if there was a patient advocate. She didn't know what that was either (which should have told me something right there). I then asked who patients spoke to when they had an issue, and was offered a manager. I had to take that, but I knew it was a lost cause, and it was. Hospitals have patient advocates for a reason. The woman who came out looked like your typical aging junior leaguer in a 20 year old business suit, sans jacket. She most likely has worked her way through the social network system and this is the pinnacle of her career, and it pisses her off. I know her entire attitude and body language was "I don't have time for this sh*t." and that's pretty much what her words were too, without coming out and saying it. She negated the possibility that a mistake was made by her staff. She informed me, even though I did not ask her to do so, that there was no way she was going to squeeze me between two other appointments, that it wasn't fair to the other appointments to push three people into two hours, and "those people deserve their hour." Never mind that I have been waiting since last July for MY hour. Never mind that I drove an hour, all the way to Greenville, to get this appointment, and had to drive an hour back home. Never mind that I spent $20 in gas for nothing. I know what I did and I know that verified my appointment. Since they've already changed one appointment on me, my only assumption is that at some point it was changed again and the staff there at New Horizons failed to notify me of the same. The last thing she said to me was to offer to make me another appointment. I didn't even have to think about it. There is an old saying from the Navy "So goes the captain, so goes the ship." If you have a captain that is lax in his job, the ship will be lax as well. When she asked, my brain screamed "If this is the job they do in the front office, do you really want these people with their fingers in your mouth????" The answer is no, I do not, and that was the answer I gave her - no thank you. She turned away on her two inch heels and went back to whatever it is that she does, and I left to drive back to my home, with teeth that still need help. If this is the best we can expect from those who are supposedly there to take care of those who need it most, our country is in serious trouble. I couldn't in good conscience recommend that anyone use this dental office - they just aren't reliable - unless you are just so desperate that you have no other choice.

Dr Crumpton is an exemplary prosthodontist. He's shown me what all of my options are so that I've…read morebeen able to definitively decide how best to proceed. I highly recommend him.

This practice is amazing. Take it from a "dental phobic" that needed extensive work done, Dr…read more Crumpton is the nicest, most accommodating person that is an artist of dentistry. I have so pleased with my teeth! I just love him and his entire staff. -- Debbie

Nurses are extremely rude, Dr. Summers is not even in office half the time, limiting when I was…read moreable to come in. One of my appointments they took me back to the room and just left me alone there for 30 minutes. Nurses also spilled mouthwash on my clothing and overall didn't seem professional.

March 19, 2025: I had an appt today scheduled at 11:30 AM for torquing of implants (tightening). I…read moregot there on time sat in the waiting room for maybe 5 minutes before being taken back, and xrays done. I wait and wait . An hour goes by (12:30).... and I go to the reception desk and I tell the receptionist in the most calmest voice possible, "Hey, I've been sitting back there for an hour, and have not been seen , yet. " The receptionist apologized, and said that someone else's surgery is running over. I said I understand this, and it's not your fault. But no one has comeback there since bringing me in, and if I need to come on another day then I will, or if I'd known that the previous appointment was going to run over, I would have come at a later time . The receptionist said hold on a minute and let me talk to her (Dr. Summers). As she went back, the other staff member asked what I came in for, and I told her. "Torquing." The staff member responded, "Yeah, that usually doesn't take long. " In which I responded, "Yeah, that's the impression I got." I told the staff member that I would sit down in the waiting area while they figured out what was going to happen at this point. As I sit down, I notice others in the waiting room at this point, in which I know would be waiting just as long also, if my appt was an hour earlier and I hadn't been seen yet. Two minutes later, the staff member came to the door and said she's in the room. I go in, she's looking at the materials that the staff member laid out an hour prior and says she's just checking it. Asked if I had any issues with the implants, and proceeds to tighten them this is at 12:34. (She left in the middle of one procedure for approximately 2 minutes to do this.) This means I could have left 2 minutes after of being there, which is my first and main concern. My second concern is that after an hour of sitting in the back, no one came to check on me or update me on the delay. If I had a health issue going on, I could've passed out and no one would've come back to know, even after an hour. So to future/considering patients, unless things improve... Dr. Summers is great at her job true enough. However, I don't know if it's her avoiding time management/estimations or scheduling. Most professionals know how long their procedures will take, and take said information into account when scheduling, but I have not seen that here. And it could make a world of difference for her and the success of this practice. Or even just splitting the day doing surgeries from opening hours to two hours prior to closing, and using those last two hours on simple things that only take a minute or two such a torquing. Future or considering patients- If nothing improves at this practice, take a family member with you in case you're left waiting for an hour without being checked on, or also call before going to make sure that another person's appointment isn't going to overlap your appointment by an hour. *Also, please see the google review left by another person 5 days prior to my experience.*