Absolutely the most professional and efficient dentist I have ever encountered. His ability to…read moreexplain what needs to be done is outstanding. His positive "aura " is infectious and reassuring. cannot recommend highly enough. PD

Ok! I finally got some relief from my pain. I called Dr. Smith's office and April got me an…read moreappointment the next day. I went in and literally we did paperwork, numbed me up, xrays and pulled my tooth all in less than an hour. We chatted for awhile as the shots did their job and the tooth was out in 30 secs after he started. So I spent 3 hours the day before at Aspen and they told me an oral surgeon had to remove my tooth and he would be there in a week but because Dr. Smith has been practicing dentistry for 34 yrs, he actually knows what he is doing and doesn't try to over charge. He tells you what you need, how much it will cost and let's you make your plan. Was a great experience and now I have a new dentist.

For someone who always feared dentists and at one time had to be sedated, I go to Burch Dental, and…read moreto Dr. Renshaw with no anxiety or fear. My teeth have never been so healthy. When I moved to Frankfort, I went to three other dentist's first. Sorry it took me so long. Have been here more than 15 years.

So happy this dentist office has figured out how to safely operate during Covid-19. The entry to…read morethis office was designed perfectly for the pandemic. You enter the first front door,you stop for your temperature check and Covid-19 survey. If you pass the test you then enter the second set of doors and find a chair in the waiting room that have been spaced to account for social distancing. Of course all this time you are required to wear a face mask. Then in my case I was there for a long overdue dental hygiene cleaning. Each hygienists space was designed to be a separate room when this office was built. The hygienist starts by handing you a mouthwash to swish with for 30 seconds to help kill any bacteria or virus that may be lurking in your mouth. At this point the patient is safe to be without their face mask but the hygienist dons a mouth/nose covering and a clear face shield. The traditional cleaning takes place from here on with x-rays, gum measuring, water pick scaling, and finally polishing. Dr. Renshaw made his appearance and consultation after the gum measurements were taken. When you leave after your appointment you exit via the back door which puts you in the same convenient parking lot. Thanks Geri for making my mouth feel so good again. I always love the feel of my mouth and teeth after my visit to you.

ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE! I had a plan for removal and dentures. On the morning of the surgery, they…read morewanted to pull 12 teeth with only shots. EVEN AFTER BEING TOLD THAT NEVER WORKS FOR ME! I was sent to another Oral surgeon and had to pay $1800 on top of ASPENS $3000! Dentures never fit proper. After rubbing blisters on my gums, I gave up. Went to another dentist!

I had two teeth pulled. Within 3 days I was in excruciating pain. Real long story short - I went to…read moremaxiofacial in lexington and got the damage - and it was in fact damage- fixed. The surgeon there said basically "look one medical professional is as a rule not going to bad mouth another- but this is pretty bad work" Enough said.

This dentistry office is absolutely wonderful. It's clean, it's convenient, it's modern, and has a…read moregreat group of dentists, hygienists, assistants, and front office staff. Pros include: To start with they do a complete standing scan that encompasses so much more than x-rays ever could (jaw, behind back molars, space above roots, etc.). This is followed by a complete in-office set of digital x-rays. They also look at your medical history and ask questions that are appropriate. They follow safe treatment protocol in requesting the patient wear safety glasses when being treated. Unlike other dentists I've been to since moving to Kentucky they also take precautions during dental work that include isolating a tooth during treatment by inserting it through a rubber sheet. The hygienists primarily use a water pick to clean your teeth. No more having gums sliced by the oops of a metal instrument. You say you can't afford dental work. At this office you can. They take most major dental insurances but additionally they offer their own insurance. Their insurance kicks in immediately upon purchasing it so it covers even a procedure you need immediately. Since this office has a group of dentists they work a patient in if an emergency arises. It may not be the dentist you see on a regular basis but all the dentists are good. The cons: They are busy, so if you schedule your hygiene appointment in six months you better put it on your calendar and keep it or you may have to wait for someone else to cancel.

I have been seeing Dr. Hoover since 1995. He's an amazing dentist. always kind and compassionate. I…read morestill have fillings from 1995 that haven't budged. Highly recommend!

Great service! They got me in very quickly when I needed a tooth pulled. Everyone was very nice…read more Dr. Hoover was direct and no nonsense about what I had done to my teeth. But he did a great job in a quick amount of time. And I am very confident he'll be able to handle the future work I need done.

I've had 2 wisdom teeth removed prior to this experience. Everything went well, could eat in less…read morethan 2 days, no numbness or dry socket. This experience was completely different. I was uncomfortable from the second I walked through the patient door. The patience chairs back in the rooms are like from a 1950's horror film. Once I was seated, I sat there for around 20 minutes waiting. There was an exit door in my room & the employees kept going in and out of it. Like I wasn't even there. Then I'm finally getting hooked up to my IV, and they put this death mask on me and left it for over 20 more minutes. They said it was laughing gas, but I was already being put down via IV. The "laughing gas" made me so nauseous and weird feeling. Like I had no control and couldn't move. I was helpless and freaking out. After the surgery, they didn't wait for me to wake up. They handed me off to my husband, not conscious. Once I was home and awake, I could barely open my mouth. It was miserable. Mind you, they only removed 1 tooth during this procedure. It has now been 32 days since my surgery, and my mouth, face and gums are STILL numb. I've had 4 follow ups and no answers. "Just wait, the feeling 'should' come back". I will never return to this nightmare of an office and I will never recommend them to anyone. I will do the opposite quite frankly.

Along with Beth C., I would like to know if I could give negative stars? I had several visits at…read moreKCOM and they were all terrible! I too saw Dr. Bondra and found him to be very condescending and arrogant. I later requested other doctors there because I did not like Dr. Bondra. However, it seemed to be taboo to request another doctor there. They often told me, "you need to have Dr. Bondra handle this, he is more familiar with you condition". Luckily, Dr. Bondra seemed to be on vacation quite often, and I was able to get Dr. Ford to treat my condition in his absence. I really like doctor Ford. I later requested Dr. Ford again, but when I was sitting in the operating room, suddenly Dr. Bondra pops in! My heart sunk. Another thing I had issue with there was x-rays. They wanted to take x-rays every time I came in their office. They once took as many as 3 or 4 x-rays in a years time. When I protested, they said they lost them or couldn't find them so the had to take new ones. I told them I was concerned because I had other x-rays for other medical reasons and felt these were excessive. The young x-ray tech just said "Well, I take x-rays everyday, so I am exposed more than you are". I always left there feeling confused and somewhat violated. I would never recommend KCOM to anyone. I refer them to the "fast-food of medicine". They seem to be more concerned with getting you in and out a quick as possible, and do not give you the attention or time you need.