Got to my initial appointment 15 minutes early and checked in. That was 9:10AM. I sat and watched…read moreas the people in the waiting room were called. I think that the waiting room cycled 3 times before I'd had enough. At 10:40 I finally went to the check-in desk and told the lady that I wasn't going to wait any longer and to cancel my appointment. She asked for my and birthdate and started looking for me in the computer. After not finding me she asked who checked me in. I told her that she had. She went back to looking for me, no apology or attempt to get me in right away. I will not go back.

Can't get a late afternoon appointment...either all their patients are retired or can take a day…read moreoff of work...receptionists blame the doctors...

I came in to have a very painful wisdom tooth removed in an emergency situation. They got me in…read morequickly and without having insurance. They offered a great price compared to other offices I called around to. I have lots of dental issues and was very embarrassed to even go to the dentist. Everyone made me feel very comfortable, relaxed and not at all self conscious. The dentist had such a calming and soothing voice which made the procedure go much easier for me. He went quickly and efficiently. I'm writing this review the next day with very little pain, bruising or swelling at all. I am so thankful for everyone at this office for taking such good care of me and helping me to feel better. I will definitely be coming back for the rest of my dental needs. I cannot express my gratitude for Town Center Dental.

I honestly wouldn't recommend going here at all, they told me my insurance was covered here then…read moreall the sudden it wasn't and are trying to say I owe them and when I did my research and check with my insurance they were never billed for any of my claims. Also as I was walking toward my place of work which was near by a women who appeared to be the manager of the location had approached me, and proceeded to throw slanders and threaten my current employment because she had believed me and my store manager where having a conversation about her when in fact we were discussing the stores item stock. I wouldn't waste time or money at this business.

Just tried to make an appointment. She found every problem with me getting an appointment! I was…read morewilling to wait over a month for an appointment. She couldn't/wouldn't. Find somewhere that wants to help. This is not the place. Good luck everyone.

This place is AWESOME! The office it self has a great vibe that makes it fun to be there. My neck…read morewas messed up for 8 months and I couldn't figure what was wrong with it and the staff there fixed me up and I couldn't be more appreciativ.

My dad had to get his dentures repaired. We went there and the person up front took them back and…read morecame back saying they couldn't fix them. They said due to the lining they couldn't get them to meet appropriately. They said they tried scraping at them and couldn't get the lining off. They recommended Tenino denture clinic. So on the way there my dad was able to scrape the lining off with no effort. We went into the Tenino denture place and they were able to repair them with no problem. Don't go to this place.

Stay away, unless you want unnecessary dental procedures done. I visited this office twice, six…read moremonths apart, and the first visit was fine, although the front desk staff always acts put out when checking patients in or out, as if it's a huge inconvenience that they have to put down their phones or interrupt their conversation to do their jobs. I've never had a filling or a cavity in my life, but when Dr. Wildhaber examined my teeth on the second visit, she said that one of my fillings had fallen out (from the center of a molar, allegedly) and she could get "way up in there" with her tool. I told her that wasn't possible since I'd never had a filling. She backpedaled and said "oh well maybe it was sealant that fell out." Fine, that's possible, I did have sealant put in there many years ago. However, I found it hard to believe that she didn't notice this at our previous visit, and no other dentist had even flagged the area previously to keep an eye on it. She wanted me to schedule a filling on the spot, which I did but pushed it out a few weeks so I'd have time to consider. I was nervous to have them perform a filling because my boyfriend was in the midst of a terrible experience with this office at the same time. He visited Dr. Wildhaber after not having dental insurance for a couple of years, and she decided that he needed to have some previously done fillings relaced. She replaced three fillings in one quadrant of his mouth, and based on the x-rays, told him that he had extra-large sinuses and therefore would not be able to get root canals, so he should be extra diligent with his teeth. Fast forward a week, and the pain from the filling replacements hadn't subsided. There was also now a huge gap in between two of his molars that wasn't there before, in which food kept getting caught painfully. After a few weeks, he called them up and they said to come back in and they'll fix the gap and adjust his bite to try to get rid of the pain. At that visit, they did fix the gap, but decided to perform yet another filling replacement, seemingly at random. They adjusted his bite, but after a few more days it became clear that that hadn't fixed the problem. He went back in AGAIN, at which point they said he'll probably need a root canal to fix the problem. No mention of the fact that they previously told him he couldn't even have root canals. They then never sent over the referral even after he followed up. So basically, my boyfriend went from not being in pain and having no noticeable issues with his teeth, to constant pain in the quadrant of his mouth that she worked on. So, with everything that he'd been through, I decided to get a second opinion before letting her touch my teeth. I went to a very-well-reviewed office in Olympia, explained the whole situation, and after x-rays and a thorough examination, that dentist told me that I didn't have a cavity at all. He was actually outraged that Dr. Wildhaber would recommend a filling. My boyfriend then visited this new dentist as well, and they told him that he likely doesn't need a root canal and they have several things they want to try to alleviate his pain before taking that kind of invasive action. Needless to say, we cancelled all future appointments at Olympic Dental & Denture.

Staff is very knowledgeable and friendly, great place to shop! Produce is very fresh and a great…read morevariety of products. Plenty of parking

I've been a loyal customer for years and enjoy the service and people & nutritional food . The…read moremanager & the owner have always been very helpful