Dr. Loganathan and his staff is amazing! They have been so kind to me and supporting me through my…read morefears of dentistry. I now enjoy coming in and seeing everyone.

The dental hygienist are all very nice. The primary dentist is worth going back to, but after my…read morelast visit, I will not be returning. I received a bill stating that my insurance was no longer in network. The office said that it was in network, the billing just didn't go through correctly and it's my job to get it fixed or pay for the visit. She said is too busy to deal with insurance and I should feel lucky that she submitted the bill on my behalf. The next day I was contacted and told that since I am not happy with doing my own insurance billing, my family and I should go somewhere else.

I had a bridge placed July 2025 by Dr Quinttus at Rahn Dental and it was a horrible experience. The…read moretemporary bridge placed for 2 weeks while the permanent was being made caused pain the entire time, which I told him. When I returned to remove it and place the new one I told him I was still in pain and essentially no response. He removed the temp wiped my mouth (without assessing if something else was wrong) and seated the permanent bridge; I've been in pain ever since. The next week I returned and he announced he wanted to do several root canals- to solve the pain problem, I was devastated. I had paid thousands of dollars for a bridge that has hurt to this day and he wanted to do more expensive and painful work. I've seen several endodontists who are unsure which tooth may need a root canal or if that would solve the problem. The prognosis for complete recovery and pain free status is not good and in fact could be this way the rest of my life I do not recommend this dentist or practice. They refused to refund the money for the bridge. Terrible work and customer service.

A former dentist found decay under a crown on xray. Dr Quinttus would pry the crown up at dental…read morevisits with his instruments to observe it. This is ignorant and promotes further decay. He attempted to recrown the tooth. He fractured the tooth severely during the recrown procedure $$. Because of this, Dr Quinttus caused the tooth and jaw to abscess. Dr Quinttus root canaled the tooth 4 months after the crown $$, and then pulled the tooth the very next day $$. Charging me money for each failed procedure. Dr Quinttus never took xrays during any of his procedures. I had to go through several rounds of antibiotics for the abscess, jaw surgery to remove the abscess by a surgeon, and bone grafting of the jaw by a surgeon. I also have permanent nerve damage in that area of my face. Dr Quinttus started to fill an early abscess fistula with an antibiotic to which I'm severely allergic. I had to remind and explain this allergy to him multiple times. He doesn't check your medical chart. Dr Quinttus never communicates his steps or plans of action. He performs the procedure and walks away. He has zero dental skills or communication skills, which is a very dangerous combination for a dentist. By the way, I am writing this review 9 months after Dr Quinttus extracted the abscessed tooth. Due to Dr Quinttus: I suffered jaw bone abscess, continue with severe jaw pain, continue to suffer with problems speaking, and continue to suffer from numbness of the teeth/gums/cheek/lip in that area. Due to Dr Quinttus: I had to miss several days of work. This whole episode was a nightmare. And I still suffer from his damage. Do not go to Rahn Dental! Dr Quinttus is very unskilled, very unprofessional, very dangerous, senile, and needs his license removed immediately. He and Rahn Dental are only out for money. I will continue to share this horrific story of Dr Quinttus with everyone I meet and know. Herbert Head III, Professor of Biological Sciences

Friendly attentive staff and far above average medical care. I have seen multiple dentists and…read moredental assistants at this office and have not had a bad experience once. The office staff are equally as kind and professional and are great at dealing with my hectic schedule. As an adult with a silly lingering fear of the dentist, I wouldn't go to any other office. They also get new technology in their office all the time which seems to be constantly improving their process and my experience.

Having been a seasoned dental patient and due to living in various locations, I have seen several…read moredentists over the years, and I can tell you the Shelhouse team is superlative in so many ways. Dr Greg is the best anesthetist ( number) I have ever met, his gentle touch and affirming commentary go a long way in making you comfortable. From the delightful front office personnel to the highly skilled clinical staff, there is no better place to receive dental care. I strongly recommend DDC. Pete S.

Love Dr Shempp and his staff. They took such awesome care of myself, husband and three sons. Had to…read moreswitch dentists when my husbands job changed. So that's a bummer---

I've recently moved to the area and was recommended to Dr. Shempp by a friend. What luck! He's a…read morevery kind and considerate professional that makes sure that I understand and feel comfortable before any procedure.

I recently relocated to Ohio and was in search of a new dental office after being with my previous…read moredentists for over five years. Unfortunately, my experience at Carrie Fletcher-Clock, DDS, in Kettering was far from positive. After reading the reviews, I decided to book a consultation when I needed immediate dental attention. The consult went well, and I initially thought I had found my new dental home--but I was wrong. After the consultation in July, the front desk staff told me they would call me, but I waited two months without hearing anything. When I finally called to follow up, I was met with excuses and no accountability. The front desk blamed the delay on insurance, but as a patient, I wasn't aware of what goes on behind the scenes and felt that even a simple update would have been appreciated. Instead, I was left in the dark with no communication for over two months. When I finally returned for my appointment, I had some follow-up questions based on my conversation with insurance. The dental hygienist ( young lady with blonde hair in bun) was very polite and patient, answering what she could, but Dr. Fletcher-Clock's attitude was shocking. When I asked her questions about my care plan, she told me, "I think you will be a problem," and insinuated that I thought I knew more than her, which was confusing and uncalled for. I wasn't rude at all or challenging her. Multiply time letting her know I AGREEW WITH HER ; I simply wanted clarification and reassurance about my treatment plan. Her dismissive tone and comments about insurance were unprofessional, with statements like "They're probably not even dentists looking at the X-rays. Insurance sucks, and they're in India." I left feeling unheard and shamed for merely seeking information about my own care. Patients should never be made to feel like a burden for asking questions, especially when dental visits can already be anxiety-inducing for some and I tend to experience anxiety when visiting the dentist which is why I had questions and needed to feel safe. What made this experience worse was the lack of accountability. Dr. Fletcher-Clock didn't take any responsibility for the miscommunication, instead blaming me for being "difficult." When I expressed discomfort and wanted to reschedule or reconsider my options, she remarked, "Do you know I blocked off two hours for you?"--as if my time and questions were irrelevant. I responded, "Do you know I've been calling your office for two months with little to no feedback?" I even offered to pay a cancellation fee because I was so uncomfortable (ready to leave) with her tone and statement and to be fair if she felt my questions were a waste of her time. I left the office embarrassed and deeply saddened. Even as I walked out, a staff member (Older lady sitting in chair with dark hair) gave me a dirty look, which added to the already negative experience. This type of treatment is exactly why some patients are afraid to speak up or ask questions at medical and dental offices or refuse to go to the doctor in general. No one should ever feel shamed for wanting to understand their care. This experience was incredibly disappointing, especially after moving to a new state and hoping to find a reliable dental home. It's unfortunate, but I cannot recommend this office based on the lack of communication, professionalism, and care that I received.

love this dentist, love this staff. they genuinely care about your experience…read more dr clock is patient and understanding and willing to talk through my options. she addresses my concerns and eases my anxieties.

Dr. Platt is patient, kind, and extremely professional. You could not choose a better dentist or…read morefacility. All of the staff are truly wonderful. You will have an excellent experience from start to finish. Don't hesitate to make an appointment. I would call ASAP to get in!

The entire staff is amazing! Dr. Green was very understanding on my various dental conditions. Not…read moreone single person judged me and this was a total safe space. Thank you to this amazing staff! The entire staff is amazing! Dr. Green was very understanding on my various dental conditions. Not one single person judged me and this was a total safe space. Thank you to this amazing staff!

Staff was wonderful. Making of a lower denture after pulling the teeth was not. Amateur hour at the…read moredentist. Dr. Hallock did not seem too concerned about the bone he left exposed after pulling my bottom teeth. The denture he made was not much of a denture. Too big for my mouth and made lots of sores that were hard to get rid off. I just stopped going and instead went to a dentist that was finally able to make the denture fit and cleared up the sores. I honestly would never use him again and have told friends and family not to go to him.

Nice try getting my review removed, but people deserve to hear the truth…read more Before I made the apt I advised them that I had a referall for a root canal but wanted an extraction instead, & asked if the dentist can perform the extraction to which they said "yes". But after meeting Hallock & seeing his blatant bias viewpoint for root canals, I'm wondering why in the heck I wasn't just referred to an Endodontist in the first place!? First off -- he was so annoyed from the get go but he was the one who was 45 minutes late. Don't be irritated with me when I'm polite & waited patently just because I requested an extraction for my first apt LOL He made unfair assumptions about me being a Holistic quack because I wanted a decayed tooth removed. He asked "how will you eat"? & "why remove it if its not hurting & there's very little infection?" Well DOC, if you would have BOTHERED to listen without making unfair assumptions, sighing & interrupting repeatedly & being so patronizing -- you would know that I've already seen multiple dentists about this tooth for the last 2 years & have had MULTIPLE root canals so I think I've had adequate time to think this over! I didn't appreciate his assumption that I'm making some rash decision. It's not one I made lightly, I even lost weight over this because we should not be pulling our teeth. But we ALSO shouldn't be getting root canals!! So people making these tough yet proper treatment choices need SUPPORT not discouragement! I wanted to get this over with but was instead met with a repetitive lecture. The last dentist who pulled my 2 root canaled/decayed teeth didn't fear monger or try to upsell me like a used car salesman! And FYI -- Credentials do not have a monopoly on knowledge, experience.. OR politeness which is clearly evident in this case. He had the worst bedside manner of any medical "professional" I've ever met & I've met quite a handful! He wanted to make sure I was "informed". Ok Doc well being "informed" is knowing that root canal teeth are DECAYED teeth! But dentists will grind down perfectly HEALTHY teeth to give you veneers while calling YOU crazy for wanting decayed teeth removed??!! OK LOL See where this is going? $$$! He clearly felt threatened & challenged by me actually being informed & choosing health over his bottom line -- so he rushed my appointment before saying he would do the extraction if I wanted. Ummmm ABSOLUTELY NOT! But he knew exactly what he was doing. He wanted me to be uncomfortable so I wouldn't do it. His "expert" opinion is that a 33 year old is too young to remove their teeth & that implants can fail. But wait -- root canals ALSO FAIL! As a matter of FACT the success rates ranging between 70-85% while IMPLANTS in general with proper care have a success rate of up to 98%!!!!! So why on EARTH would a dentist be so ignorant & try to scare me into spending MORE money in the long run to keep a DECAYING tooth when the data clearly shows that it's much healthier & cost effective in the long run to pull it while I'm still young & have a better chance of healing??? I could care less if we disagree or not -- but don't LIE & mislead people! Just because someone makes an unconventional choice doesn't make it wrong. Last but not least, I find it interesting how he URGED me the entire appointment to save that tooth but I literally JUST left an appointment from my new dentist who recommended I remove it after seeing the xray. LOL Interesting?! Point being -- trust your gut! He even gave me an option to put a crown on it instead of an implant so I advise anyone reading this to check out Dr. Zhang from zealous dental.

Dr. Callejo and his staff are AMAZING! They are the friendliest, most caring office I have ever…read morebeen been to. Anything from insurance/finance questions/options to just a simple call after a procedure a few hours after you get home to check on you, they will have you taken care of. You will be in GREAT, CARING hands!

As a lifelong dental phobic, it took an abcess in my wisdom teeth to get me in the chair for the…read morefirst time in over 30 years. 24 hours (after having four wisdom teeth extracted and a cleaning and root scaling under sedation) later I'm in like barely any pain at all. I'm honestly shocked. I did my research to find the place and what everyone has said is right. This is a great place.

I always feel comfortable going to see Dr. John. Every single person there uses my name and asks me…read morequestions about my life and they genuinely seem interested. Dr. John always explains what he is doing in terms that are understandable to the non-dentist. It makes it more enjoyable to go to the dentist.

Poor customer service!! They cost me $376 more than what i was quoted. I went in for my first visit…read morefor a cleaning they did xrays and wanted me to come back for some work...my last office i had gone to for 12 years and never went for anything other than cleanings. But Dr. Matt wanted to replace my silver fillings with white ones. he says my silver had been in there awhile and the white hold up better. now mind you i had not had any problems with my teeth before this visit but whatever i'll trust the professional. well when they called it in they didn't tell my insurance EXACTLY what they would be doing, ie using the white fillings. my insurance doesn't cover the white fillings so i had to pay 100%!!! If you have to go here make sure to get in writing what they will be doing and call it into your insurance yourself since they can't be trusted to do their jobs :/ Sad really i honestly fell robbed. I have Anthem insurance which is pretty big i would think they know that they don't cover the white fillings and the fact that they don't even offer the silver fillings at this office they knew i'd be paying 100% of this and they didn't inquire about it at all. Do yourself a favor and don't go here.