Clean environment, friendly staff. Five stars for Dr Ramier who made it a completely painless…read moreexperience!

Dr.Michael Pannozzo was great in seeing me for an emergency. He took the time to calm me when I…read morewas anxious and did a fantastic job with my dental treatment. I highly recommend him and will definitely be returning.

I went to Dr. Helpin back in July. I had terrible pain, and I needed work done on my teeth. Another…read moredentist said I needed them all out. He said he could save them. I was given to Dr. Murphy to do the work because I use Nitrous Oxide. Having the dental work gives me major anxiety and I made that clear to them. After the first procedure, I went back and explained how my tooth was still on fire. I had throught it was full of stitches or something. Dr. Ryan said no work had been done. I found that strange as that was the only place I had ever felt constant pain, and the reason I Went for the treatment in the first place. Dr. Murphy wanted to do things in segmants, so I came back to do fillings etc. Again I told him, I was in pain. He quite bluntly told me " If there is a problem in the future, we will address it then!" I knew I couldnt bring it up anymore without making him more upset. As time went on the pain got worse. My face began to swell. I had already spent my money with Bridgeview, so I went to Dal and asked if someone could look at my tooth as I was in such pain. They put me on a list. Then Covide hit. During Covid19, I wrote to Dr. Helpin, asking for help. I couldn't bear the pain. He suggested antibiotics, but I reminded him he had clearly told me before that my situation was too late for them, and that was why he had to pull some out. During this time, I went on anti anxiety meds. The only prescription I have had to go on or am on now. I cried daily and couldn't figure why they kept ignoring my same tooth. I called the office when things re-opened, and got in. Dr. Murphy did one xray on the painful tooth, which was now hugely swollen inside and out, and said " So, you aren't crazy, there is a problem". " He then goes on to say how Dr. Helpin may want to change his mind, and pull all my upper teeth out, but this time put me into a hospital to do it. After doing all the work to save them. I couldn't believe it. One minute the clinic was calling me to get my partial denture plan, and then suddenly I am starting over? All my pain, all my stress, all the times I begged for help, and I was correct all along? I got booked into see Dr. Helpin. I suffered through a two week, anxiety filled two weeks, only to get a call from the office. It was a holiday on that week that my apointment fell on. It was going to be postponed again. I cried all night. When I finally saw Dr. Helpin, he didn't seem to have a clue who I was. He said, "I can understand why you want to get all your teeth pulled out". I was in shock. I looked at him speechless. He then said "Well, Helen, what did you want me to do for you?" I told him, my face is so sore I can't touch it. He said "yes, I can see the swelling from here" I reminded him of what he has originally said and then when I mentioned my jaw, which dislocates, he looked shock and said "I need to look at your records and get a complete new work up. I will get you back in. I realized he hadn't prepped for me at all, nor did he know who l was. I begged him to do something now. Xrays. Anything. He just kept saying, "no, can't help you today" The next appointment given to me was for August 24. A month and half away. I told them I may be dead by then. I hadn't been able to eat solid food since they did the work and changed my bridge. Both dentists Knew, that after the work done at the clinic, I couldn't close my mouth without the dentures in, because my mouth now locked shut from the missing teeth. I couldn't eat anything. I was living on boost. I couldn't believe the lack of compassion, the wasted money and time, and the months of unnecessary pain. You are supposed to be in the helping profession, not taking money without helping, neglect and zero caring about the result. After that I left the clinic, l decided to find a caring dentist. I googled "female dentists" and found Bedford South Dental Clinic. I sent a Face Book Messages to them saying, I Know you have many patients, but I am in pain, and my dentist won't help me. They said " we will make it work if you are in pain" They got me in within a few days. By the time I left, I had an appointment for a root canal specialist, who got me in within 9 days. She was painless and amazing. The swelling started going down and the pain was gone. They also got me a referral for my dislocating jaw and Some coverage will be provided for any hospital care. Nothing was done for it at your clinic. It was forgotten. They fixed the denture l already paid you to do. For free. All this was done before your clinic could even get me in for x rays on August 24th. I work in a barbershop in your area. I have gone from saying how happy I was to find a dentist, to how much pain I was left in. I am a very vocal person. At this point, I feel that I was put through an amazing amout of pain for no reason. My care was sub standard. I would have gotten the same care in China, but at a much cheaper price.

While I do not dispute your business has been around for 20 yrs, the staff I dealt with have not…read more I'm not even sure the receptionist is 20 so disputed the age of the practice, it doesn't factor into how I was treated. The doctor said he just started....anyway my review stands firm

Professional, informative & the quality of the service provided was exceptional. I would highly…read morerecommend Lacewood Square Dentistry.

I visited their location on December 23 with a very painful tooth that lost its filling. They…read morex-rayed and told me yes, the filling came out but they don't have time to fix it. They let me leave in pain and took $100 from me. How sad is this, I was absolutely shocked they wanted me to live with this pain until January. I made an appointment with a clinic in Bedford and had the tooth repaired the same day of my visit to Lacewood. I am shocked by the lack of urgency, empathy, and basic patient care demonstrated during this appointment. I took time out of my day, drove to the clinic in pain, and left in the exact same condition -- only poorer and extremely disappointed. For comparison, I contacted another dental clinic today, as a new patient, they immediately made arrangements to treat me and address the issue so I could be pain-free during the holidays. This is the level of care I would expect from my regular dentist--especially for a straightforward repair that could have been completed quickly. The dentist I saw today showed no concerns for my suffering and no willingness to help. That lack of compassion and professionalism is unacceptable in a healthcare setting. I will NEVER return and would suggest you find a better clinic as there are many here in Halifax, stay away from Lacewood dental and or anu corporately owned smiles clinic, they are terrible and all about robbing us.

So, I have to be honest. I'm not entirely sure how to review a dentist, so please bare with me…read more My family dentist, which I've been going to since before I can remember. I've always had the same dentist, and it's definitely a good way to do it. First of all, I should say that they recently renovated and for a waiting room, their waiting room is quite nice. I never have to spend much time in there, either. If I have an appointment at 11:30, I almost always get in by 11:40. This is one of the best things, I think, a health office can offer. Short waiting times. So, on to the actual treatment. They're a dentist. They do the horrible scrape-y bit, they polish your teeth, floss, and give you some nasty fluoride to stick in your mouth for a while. None of it is very fun. There's no way around that, so I'm not gonna complain about it. However, they are very thorough and keep up a constant stream of patter. Plus, they don't ask you questions while their hands are in their mouths; that can be very annoying. They're also very good for getting things done. Today I needed two teeth capped, they did it right after my cleaning. That is awesome. So, the people are friendly. They ask how I'm doing, what I've been up to. They remember me. The dentistry itself is good, they notice when things are wrong and offer good advice (more than just the token 'Floss more!'), and help you stay healthy. Plus, they have really groovy sunglasses to protect your eyes from the lights. What more could you want?

I have been a patient of Dr Carr for many years and received excellent care…read more I went to a different clinic for a short time, right after moving back to Halifax. I did it purely because it was closer to my house, and came to deeply regret that decision. Dr Carr was happy to take me back and was able to help me with a potentially serious problem that the dentist at the other clinic missed. I also get my routine cleanings and check ups done here. The hygienists are great and I've never had a complaint about their work. Like most dental clinics, they will do direct billing to most insurance companies if you have coverage and bring your card with you.

I would recommend Park Lane Dental to anyone and everyone!…read more I've been seeing Dr. Andrew Thompson for about 6 and a half years now and he and the rest of the staff has been amazing throughout everything! Dr. Ben Davis did my wisdom teeth surgery 6 years ago, and then Dr. Thompson took over with my braces! Since then, I've been back to see him for various reasons and am about to have another minor surgery with Dr. Davis. From the Orthodontists to the Receptionists, everyone at Park Lane Dental is amazing!

The Mumford Family Dental Center and the team there are THE best!! This is the first time in over…read more50 years that I enjoy going to the dentist. For Real! I can't say enough about Dr. Brouwer and Cece (sorry if spelling is wrong Cece). They are wonderful and I am so grateful my cousin told me about them. I will never go somewhere else! Thank you beautiful team at the Mumford Family Dental Center!

Going to the dentist is not the funnest thing in the world to do! Let's face it, drilling through…read moreyour teeth with a drill, or filling them with a tool that acts as sand paper, or squirting water at you or even wacking floss between your Perle whites, is far from fun! I will however, give a big thumbs up to the Mumford Family Dental Center. Dr. Brower and Dr. Moore are the kindest, funniest people in the industry of dental work! Whenever I visit the dentist, I go home with a big smile on my face. They make me feel welcome, help me laugh to keep my mind off the work they are doing and I never wait for my appointment. I will never change my dentist and I will continue to refer my friends and family there!

I have been served by Lawen Dentistry since the day it opened. Not once in all that time have I…read morebeen less than completely satisfied. Dr. Lawen, himself, has not only conducted himself professionally at all times, but he exudes a warmth and compassion that should be standard at all dental offices. Lori has been my hygienist for longer than I can recall, and while there are other well-trained and highly competent hygienists working alongside her, I would never consider losing her in that capacity. I had two new crowns installed a year ago, and the procedure went flawlessly. I am scheduled for another next month. No reservations or concerns on my part because there is no downside to it.

Until last month I had not been to the dentist in two years. I had also moved since I last went for…read morea check-up, so my lifelong dental clinic in Dartmouth was just not convenient for me to get to anymore. So, when I finally got around to making an appointment in January (yay for having medical coverage!), I decided to try a new clinic in a more central location. I chose BL rather arbitrarily - I knew I wanted a place close to my work (Dal) so I took to Google with that one very simple search term and this place was one of the first results. There were no reviews that I could find online but a bit of research seemed to show that they were nice enough, so I made an appointment, fingers crossed that my 'good vibes' were warranted. I could not be more thrilled with my choice! First of all, the office is very slick and modern and they are very high-tech. They do everything on the computer and appear to have lots of neat dental software to get the job done, which is refreshing (my last clinic was kind of stuck in the 1990's, honestly). You can book appointments online, and they will even email and text you reminders for appointments - as a busy, mobile person permanently attached to either a computer or smartphone, I really appreciate the convenience. The staff is all super nice here and really make you feel comfortable. I can't remember the name of the hygienist who did my cleaning but she was SO warm and friendly and clearly explained everything she was doing, which took a great deal of anxiety out of the process. I am really glad that my instincts were correct and my rather random choice of clinic paid off! I would definitely recommend this place to anyone.

I recently switched to this dental clinic after reading the reviews on Yelp and I was not…read moredisappointed! Everyone who works here it friendly and thoughtful. I got a check up with Dr. Lucy and then returned for a cleaning with the hygienist. When you enter through the double doors you'll find the waiting area and the reception desk with the three admins. There's a tv in one section of the waiting room and one in each of the rooms that I've been in for work. They took special care to find out if I was comfortable or had any anxiety about visiting the dentist. There is lots of free parking given that it's located in a large strip mall and it's across the street from the Dartmouth bus terminal for those taking transit. If you're looking for a new dental clinic, I definitely recommend this one. To note though, you'll need to go in for a special new patient appointment before they'll do any work on your teeth, so don't wait for a cavity!

I called their office long distance from Calgary in an effort to seek advise from a former dentist…read morethat had worked here about a year ago. It took me a long time to locate her. Anyway, I called the office and it was about 10AM here so about 1PM there I suppose; and the phone continued to ring and ring. I hung up, and later tried again. This time I let it ring for quite a while thinking perhaps an answering machine would kick in. Instead, the reception picked up the phone and without hearing a word from me, asked me to hold. No problem I said. So; I continued to wait for about 5 minutes, then suddenly the phone slammed down on my ear. I then called back and asked the receptionist why the phone was slammed down, and she said that she was busy. OKAY.....I said. I went on to mention the nature of my call, and she assured me that she would relay the message. I waited 3 days and no return of the message. I also sent emails. Still nothing. Sent them back an email in return stating that I"m glad I"m not a patient of theirs . That they can keep that type of practice is Dartmouth Nova Scotia where it belongs! Not nice people in my opinion.