Dr yung was so patient with me and informative, and gave me the best advice,Mrs Shannon was so…read moresweet.. and front desk ms lee was so sweet and helpful I will be back

Great staff and very sweet and honest dentist. He was very honest with what he was able to do for…read moreme. He and his staff were pleasant with me and my care and concerns.

The doctor did a very good j on my crown and other teeth. Stuf is very nice and professional.read more

Our family loves DC@PH!!!! Dr. Asis, the hygienists, and other staff members are great!! Dr…read more Carroll was, too. Very pleased!!

They tell You What it will Cost And How long It Will Take . Very Nice Treatment And Straight Up…read moreWhat It Will Be To Procede With Your Procedure . Dr MarkcEntire Is Very Professional And Confident In This Practice Will Reccomend To Anyone Who wants to Have It Done Right The First Time Thank You All !!!!

Staff is super friendly. Dr McIntire explains things in simple layman's terms. I recommend them to…read moreeveryone.

UPDATE: My Daughter is now 17. She has beautiful teeth! After a year (last year) of braces, she…read morehas only had her wisdom teeth pulled. Not one word they told me about my daughter was accurate. Not one. I am grateful every time this review pops up (and I think about Smile Columbia) that I walked away from this place.

Absolutely regret going to Dr. Hahn for Invisalign! Getting it done I ended up leaving with shifted…read moreteeth and they refuse to fix it and told me that I would have to pay extra cost for a whole new Invisalign to fix my teeth that was perfect but now crooked/shifted. When confronted, Dr. Hahn was very unprofessional & combative! It's all about GREED! Dr. Hahn shows that he could care less about the patients!

This place is absolutely a criminal practice. My children and myself came for a regular…read morecleaning/check up. They told me we need extra dental work and all I had to pay was $19.00 out of pocket. Well, since they cancelled my appointment due to being short staffed and it went into another calendar year. Then insurance would not pay and I was left with a bill that was not what I agreed too. They never answer the phone and have a lot of turnover with the staff. They charged me $50 on top of my insurance that would typically cover an entire appt (I didn't even SEE the dentist), saying it was a "special" cleaning (there was nothing special about it, and I have clean teeth!), and told me I needed to come back another day to "finish the appointment." My hour time slot wasn't even over. Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else.

I took my Mom there first time and new patient. We were greeted before taking a seat in the waiting…read morearea and called in less than 3 minutes later. The hygienist/assistant was such a joy and the dentist was gentle and a total pro. Very happy needless to say. We will all be visiting again very soon.

I was recommended to them from my best friends. I must say Dr. Ike is a very good dentist. I had…read more to get a root canal done. Also a wisdom tooth out. Yes I was uneasy because I'm terrify of the dentist but with Dr. Ike I felt no pain and he pulled my wisdom tooth out in like 6 seconds. They do not used any gas that was my concern but I decided to trust them and my experience with him and his staff is a 10 out of 10. Also my recovery is going great so far!!!! Thanks again!!!!!

So annoyed with this place. They don't even bother to refer their patients to in Network providers!…read moreYou have to call multiple times to get the correct information. Really disappointed, I expected a professional experience.

Office very calming and staff very pleasant dentist very knowledgeable, would highly recommendread more

Deciding whether a dentist is "good" or "bad" often goes beyond technical skill--it can be a matter…read moreof ethics, too. I'm 81 years old, living with poor health, and I made sure to inform Dr Crocker about my challenges, including Auditory Processing Disorder (APD), which makes it hard for me to follow directions or conversations. My health conditions include multiple sclerosis (MS), chronic back pain, and heart failure, all of which make everyday situations more challenging. Unfortunately, my appointment turned into a nightmare. Due to my health issues, I asked to remain seated in a chair until the dentist arrived. After receiving a numbing shot, I waited over an hour for him to see me. As my pain levels steadily increased, I noticed he seemed upset and even blamed me for his running behind schedule. Despite my confusion, I told him I was willing to wait as long as necessary. At some point, I asked a fair question: if he was so behind schedule, why spend so much time blaming me when I had already agreed to wait? That's when he revealed his real concern: I learned later he was going to be late picking up his daughter. I explained that I was already numb and preferred to proceed with the treatment, but this only seemed to frustrate him more. He abruptly stormed out of the room, declaring the appointment over and instructing me to leave. Feeling confused and hurt, I asked a nurse to help mediate. I said we weren't understanding each other, and surely, as adults, we could work it out. Still, the dentist refused to return. I remained calm, never raised my voice or acted disrespectfully; I only asked for clarification about why he had decided to stop the treatment when it had already begun. His response was to have the police escort me out. The stress of the situation, combined with my heart condition, ultimately landed me in the ER. I prayed for him to reconsider and find a compromise, but instead, he blamed me for making him late to pick up his daughter. I reminded him that this was his issue, not mine. He had the power to dismiss me as a patient, but his actions became an ethical dilemma. I noticed that he continued treating other, healthier patients without issue and only forced me to leave--an 81-year-old with significant health challenges. To me, his motives weren't pure. He used his authority to bully a vulnerable patient instead of treating the situation with compassion and professionalism. I was willing to compromise, but he insisted I couldn't make him treat me. He was right about that--I couldn't force him to do anything. But I left without understanding what I had done wrong. This was an ethical failure. A dentist who chooses to work with elderly patients or individuals with disabilities has a responsibility to treat them with dignity and care. My time and health were of no concern to him. His priority was elsewhere, and his dismissal of me felt less about scheduling and more about the power he held. While I could have simply walked away, I believe he must be held accountable for his actions. He got flustered when I continued to tell him I didn't understand and I would wait the extra time . What a terrible situation for all including his staff who had more compassion than he did.

I don't do one star or two stars very often, but sometimes it's needed. I had read good reviews…read moreonline about the office, and after a small mix-up with the two offices and which Doctor was in the network, I found the one. I thought things were cooking in a good way. I met with the doctor, and we went over the plans of what cavities I needed to have fixed and the cleaning as well. She seemed nice, but rushed and quick. The chairs also are not in their own private space its all together, so that is not my favorite either. The front desk people have a hard job. I get it, customers and clients are just trying to make sure that they are getting the right insurance billed and collecting the right money. Anyway, I had to change something last minute, and let me say, normally I think that sometimes that is asking a lot, but other times I think that it's doable and not with a certain attitude about it. I did share that I have a disability that is not always seen from an outisder nebver the less I help brige that with my letter from my doctor and me. I had one hygienist who was really good with me. She helps make the experiences so good that I share them with them, and that if I could have her again, that would be great. Well, they never had me with her; instead, I was with others who probably never read my letter. The times that I had to get cavities filled, it was really scary and hard; there were lots of butterflies and tears. I have always had tears, and in my last office, my dentist and the hygienist were amazing; they would go above and beyond to help me. Here, nothing, just kept going and then sat in the chair, and then moved on. I was just a patient here, and one that most likely was labeled a challenge. I finally was done walking out of the office with tears each time. I have found a new office that welcomes disabilities and does a great job of comforting and caring for each person's life. They are family and not just a patient. This might be a great option for someone, but not for me. I want a place where you are welcomed for you diffenreces or not, and where being scared or nervous is not a bother, but instead they take the extra time to help make it a better experience.

The hygienist are very accommodating. They are very thorough and gentle when it comes to my mouth…read more They are the best!