Affordable and great care. This visit I was the driver for some extraction and deep cleaning. The…read moreoffice experience was good but the lobby/waiting room got crowded at times but would clear out as folks went back for their appointments. We had priced around and because the Dental Faculty Practice is part of OSU it was in network. Saved us a bunch and surprising what was quoted around $1,200+ was under $150 here and the care was excellent. One more trip to go but I would consider this for my future dental needs as well. Ohio State Dental Center located in Postle Hall at 305 West 12th Avenue and is part of the College of Dentistry at OSU.

They never answer the phone when you need something, but if it's about money and they know you got…read moremoney personally they'll answer the damn phone!!! they scheduled my consultation way out three months away. That's ridiculous for just a consultation!!! what has this world came to??? I also am trying to schedule an appointment for my sister and my sister can't even get an answer from anybody. She says every time she calls they don't answer well I just tried calling and it's funny how they're not answering they used to answer to me all the time I've been calling all morning!!!! I do not recommend this place unless you absolutely have to!

This place needs more and more…read more of the dental instructors in the clinic. They are unconscious nobody to watch Some of the dental students have egos and treat the volunteers very bad.. The person I was speaking of already thinks they are a dentist. when trying to schedule she would not let me know her schedule but she would fill her schedule with her other patients. we were low life's compared to their other patients. i would not try to volunteer here because your phone number will be blocked if the dental student does not like you. The Dental Staff really need to teach these dental students manners and not to treat volunteers like dirt. I never would ever go back. This program is not like it sounds you have to go 10-12 times and they will always find a reason to knock u out of the study. The Dental Students should be observed by the dentists and how they treat volunteer. This woman was a real jerk she should not become a dentist if she is insulting to volunteers of any kind. I really observed a male dental student treating his volunteer like dirt I was told by his volunteer that.hewould constantly play with his phone. It was a cellphone hidden behind a landline.When u could get thru he never had anyvoicemail. He blocked me all of his phones. Two faced nice to youTo your face but destroys your reputation when you are not there. i got this info from another volunteer These so called dentists need to teach these dental student how 2 treat voluntrees with respect There is one dental student and I was told by this volunteer that this guy blocks your phone number or says it is not in service. He gives you a cell phone number u can't use but if u go online and put in the cell phone number a different number comes up can call it with a land line. Threal number pops up. The teachers don't even know what these nasty students are doing and how they are treating you. How blind can these professors be. i have never seen such rudeness in all my days. They oral Clinic at Ohio State needs to be revamped so the dental students can't refuse to schedule you can disconnect your number just be so unplesant. They need lessons on how to be nice to other people and not just refuse to schedule you. tThis dental student should be expelled he is a male chauvinist he doesn't even give you the correct number. This female dental student should at least learn learn to be polite thank you great work instead of constant criticis. Whoever runs the dental clinic for volunteers and dental students should be fired and hire someone for the students to go to. There is one student who screws with your phone he now blocks your phone blocks you from any communication. He is rude and never has any respect for any of his volunteers. He blocks your number. my dental student has said so many nasty things about me behind my back but as one dental student said you are nobody just do what you are told even if the treatment is terrible. Begire any volunteer starts in the dental clinic they should be given the name of someone you can go to if the dental student is rude nasty a narcissist full of himself and will just block u from being able to communicate. what right do these students have to block your phone call give you their phone number that does not work. i have no clues if the people in charge of the dental clinic know this is happening. The dental students can be abusive and jerks and they refuse to answer if u try to call. Do not volunteer here u will be treated very badly. The people in charge should double check all the phone numbers they give out to their volunteer and then block it or it is no good. There is a real dental school jerk that does this. There is nowhere where the volunteer can go to get help. These dental students female and male are doing things to the volunteers that the people who run the oral clinic are even aware of. Do not go to Ohio State School of Dentistry the dental students are mean and faculty does nothing to pay attention. Try to call the phone numbers that were first given to the volunteers by the dental students and see who blocks changes numbers is nasty. My female dental student was no better trying to schedule on her days was impossible and she does nothing to help at all. The Ohio State Dental School is a joke but one guy blocks u never answers any questions if the volunteers the woman are just as bad. Where are the faculty they should be making rounds at least once an hour. I never ever saw a faculty member while I was being insulted laughed at it is terrible but the school needs to check their dental students because a lot of them are bigots they refuse to call you back. Close it down till revamped and more dentists watching.

They cost me three teeth. I went in with a leaking crown. They kept finding something else to do…read moreand didn't have time to get me to the specialty I needed. Despite going about 10 times trying to get this fixed over 2 years, it eventually abscessed and they "had" to remove the tooth. After this, another tooth developed a cavity below its filling, they insisted I "had" to remove the tooth in front of it to save that tooth (a small tooth already pushed back). I agreed. The next 8 visits they couldn't get me to the specialist needed to fix the other tooth as they THOUGHT IT MIGHT NEED a root canal. It abscessed about eight months after the removal of the tooth in front. At that point they claimed it was beyond repair. So it was also removed. They LOVE teaching students how to pull teeth. Just don't go.

I've been going to Towning for a few years now. It's always clean and the staff attentive and…read morepatient. They are transparent with their billing and timely in their responses to patient inquiries.

I've always had a good experience at Towning Dental. The office is just so nice and clean. The…read morechairs have TVs for you to watch while getting your teeth cleaned, which helps the time go by. The staff is very pleasant, including the front desk. When I called to reschedule an appointment, I didn't receive any sass, as I sometimes do elsewhere. Definitely recommend!

Do not go there. They don't accept any insurance. You pay 100% out of pocket. They overcharge.read more

They Do Not accept Any type of insurance! You must pay up…read morefront with credit, debit or cash.

IV Sedation at Grandview Dental Care Even with the memory of…read morepainful previous dental work, I would never have thought I'd have sedation for dental work, but with the need to repair multiple teeth, I did. And I'd recommend it for anyone who has a fear of dental work or is facing a lengthy repair. Getting all done at one time has made an enormous positive difference. Despite the extra cost, I'm so glad i chose the sedation. The dental work is excellent, and no aching jaw, no memory of hours in the dental chair. Thank you, Dr. H.

My spouse paid $395 up front for her annual contract, which includes a 10% discount on all work…read moreother than routine checkups and xrays. They still charged her $1591 to replace a crown. I stopped going there and got a new dentist, who recently replaced a crown for me. It was $1300, with no requirements of any up front "contract." No difference in the quality of the work. Just the price.

Denison Dental Care - Dr. Katya is a miracle worker…read more I came in after being absolutely butchered by another dentist during a failed root canal, and I truly believe Dr. Katya saved my life. The infection was severe, but she handled it with the kind of precision, patience, and compassion you rarely see anymore. She and her assistant worked in perfect sync--gentle, steady, and so kind. Every so often, one of them would softly touch my shoulder just to check that I was okay. That simple human care meant everything when I was in pain and terrified. And it didn't stop there. I received follow-up calls from both the office staff and Dr. Katya herself over the next two days to make sure I was healing well. That kind of follow-through is unheard of. Denison Dental Care is extraordinary, and Dr. Katya is an angel in scrubs. I will recommend this office to every single friend, colleague, and anyone who needs a dentist who is truly exceptional.

Love Dr Katya and staff. Julie is a great hygienist I've…read morebeen with them for years, and will remain a patient until they kick me out

10/10 service!!!! Will go again everyone was exceptionally friendly! I had a really fun time on the…read morechalk board and the doctor will even give you a toy if you're a good boy!

I have finally found that caring compassionate GENTLE dentist I have been looking for. I am that…read moreman that dreads going to the dentist, I would just suffer through the pain and avoid going to the dentist at all cost due to some bad dental experiences in the past, but Dr. Clark has turned around that feeling of dread and fear for me, and has introduced me to pain free dentistry. I have never felt so comfortable at a dentist office in my entire life, and I would highly recommend Dr. Clark to all, especially to those patients like myself that are terrified of dentists! He has a great staff and Jenny at the front desk has always greeted me with a smile making me feel welcome when I walk through the door. Thank you, Dr. Clark and the entire High Street Dental team.

After an extensive google search for dentists in Columbus, I decided to call Riverview Dental…read more Jessica, the receptionist at the front desk, greeted me over the phone and sounded genuinely excited to make appointments for me and my husband. She was very thorough with explaining everything I needed to know for the first visit. My husband and I were extremely impressed during our first visits. The dental hygienist was gentle around my problem areas and explained everything that she was doing prior to starting the procedure. She asked if I had any questions throughout the cleaning which I appreciated because I was very nervous. It is obvious that Dr. Slack takes pride in his work and cares about his patients. He was friendly and non-judgmental throughout the entire visit. At the end of the visit, Jessica met with me again and priced out all of the procedures recommended by Dr. Slack. She had my insurance information and gave me totals that I will pay out of pocket for each service. As a grad student with limited income, I really appreciate knowing this information upfront. The prices for all of the services were reasonable. In general, dental work isn't cheap, but Riverview Dental offers payment plans and multiple payment options for people who can't afford a huge payment at one time. Overall, I am very impressed with Riverview Dental. I will be recommending Dr. Slack and his staff to others who are looking for a dentist in the Columbus area.

I was a patient at Riverview Dental for a handful of years without issue. On my last visit my gum…read morewas cut so severely that I had to return the next day to have it glued shut. Granted, I am on blood thinners which I forgot to mention , however I was not bleeding from any other place and I remember specifically the moment I was cut because there was a sharp pain and I winced and the hygienist apologized. When my bill came, I asked if there was anything they could do about the $340 charge they sent me, I had lost a half day of work because I had a mouth full of blood, I am a bartender and can not work like that. They got the dentist on the phone who offered to take $100 off of the bill. 4 months later they send me a followup bill for the remaining $100 with a note that reads "I couldn't get permission to write off more", "more" meaning anything, despite the dentist approving the discount. $100 to a dental office is nothing and I understand they are never going to admit fault, but this would have gone a long way to keeping me as a patient. I understand that I am on blood thinners, but in the 8 months I have been on them I have never had a wound that wouldn't heal like that.