I just moved to Dickson and went to DeLoach 3 years ago. He said I needed a certain amount of…read morework. I was sceptical about the work he said I needed. The office is set up to maximize profit. You can get botox, they push "special herbal" expensive mouth wash and the list goes on. He is only interested in taking as much money from you in my opinion. I never had to do all the work he suggested 3 years later. After working in the dental field many decades ago, take this as a warning. He is only interested in money and not care. In my opinion, It's fleecing of the flock.

I have been a patient at the Center for Dental Excellence for just over two years now, and I have…read morepreviously written a positive review about them on Google. But today I must write yet another review for Dr. DeLoach, Wendy, and their Team at the Center for Dental Excellence, because they are still the best experience I have had in any dental office, hands-down! I had an appointment with them today, and again, it stood out how professional, thoughtful, and friendly everyone is in their office, and I mean Everyone. The minute you walk in the door, you can't miss the genuine kindness, and professionalism that is present... The care I received today was, once again, exceptional... It is so clear that Dr. DeLoach really loves what he does... But I must also mention the dental assistant I had today; her name was Cheyenne, and she worked so flawlessly alongside Dr. DeLoach, I swear she reads his mind.... The teamwork between them was flawless, it is clear that she has been working with him for many years... Thank you to the Center for Dental Excellence, you are all Awesome...!!

Rachel Oates and her entire staff are amazing. They treat you like family. I haven't trusted many…read moredentists in my long life. I trust Dr Oates. I also doubt I will never have my teeth cleaned by anybody except Brittany there in her office, unless she leaves. I don't see that happening. The best.

Despite their website indicating that they want to help you maximize your insurance benefits, they…read morehave deliberate anti-consumer internal policies when it comes to notifying patients of out-of-network status. Given our experience, we do not believe this practice prioritizes patient financial interests. My wife came in for a routine cleaning in March 2026 and presented our new insurance (Guardian DentalGuard Preferred) but was never informed it was out of network. Because of this, we did not get the opportunity to seek care elsewhere before services were rendered. Had we been known we were out of network, we would have gone to an in-network provider and owed nothing. Instead, we received a bill *months later* for $183. Their website says "We accept all traditional dental PPO insurances" and tells you to hand over your insurance card so they can "handle the hassle of dealing with insurance companies." A reasonable patient assumes that means they'll flag anything important about your coverage. Instead, we were told that they "assume all patients are aware of their network status", even though confirming this assumption would be as simple as an extra sentence or two. To make things worse, Guardian's own provider directory still lists a former Rachel Oates location as in-network... so even if you do your homework through Guardian's tools, you may still get the wrong answer. We tried multiple times to resolve this directly. No acknowledgment, no movement on the bill. If are a patient, or want to be one, we recommend: 1.) Call your insurer directly to confirm this practice is in network. Do not ask the practice. 2.) Review all coverage details beforehand so you are personally knowledgeable about any potential costs. 3.) Ask for a cost estimate before any work is done. In our experience, they do not offer this proactively. Or, just go to another dental practice that does these things for you.

Level of care is always top notch here. I'm going to say that my previous experience was either a…read moreone-off anomaly or a misunderstanding since everyone was beyond polite and thoughtful. As a patient, I'm pretty sure staff do consider this public forum, so just keep that in mind if you post anything here. You'll come back for consultations, pre and post operations. Scans are always taken in a timely manner, and I've never had to wait more than 5-10 minutes at a time. If it's your first visit, make sure to come in early to complete their patient intake data form. With any medical care, be sure to bring valid ID and all of your insurance cards. All of the doctors and assistants here are really thorough in explaining risks associated with surgery and after care. I received a detailed packet of information from what medicine to expect, timeline of swelling, and several other relevant details. Questions I posed were sincerely and carefully answered by everyone. Front desk staff especially were working both to answer techincal calls about insurance and aftercare questions via the phone while also checking in patients. Parking is generous in a private lot with extra room in the back of the building. Definitely recommend if you are referred for oral surgery.

I had to have an upper molar removed at 77 years of age. The root went into the sinus. Dr. Kyle…read moreDiLuzio expland everything to me before the procedure and told me that if the hole did not close he would have to do a second procedure. I was put to sleep for both procedures and had very little pain after either. Dr. DiLuzio and his staff were great. I highly reccommend this practice.

Be very cautious about seeing this office. My old dentist stopped taking my insurance (bummer!) and…read morethis office was one of the only offices in town that still take Cigna DHMO, so I scheduled an appointment. The online scheduling experience worked well. When I arrived, the hygienist was nice and took my x-rays. I noticed that they use lots of fancy equipment like cameras and 3D representations. I was thinking that they were to help improve diagnosis, but when I read about them later, they're primarily advertised as sales tools to help dentists sell more work. They've had a lot of turnover, and so a very new dentist came in and told me I needed tons of work, and that they wouldn't even complete my cleaning unless I agreed to all of it. I had just recently been seen by my other dentist and had gotten a clean bill of health, so was a little bit surprised by this. I investigated more and discovered that the practice is now operated by a large company called Heartland Dental Inc. Heartland paid a $3 million settlement to the US Department of Justice to settle allegations of improper billing and unnecessary services. This was enough to turn me off the the practice -- I'm going to have to drive a little further but it'll be safer for my teeth and wallet! To close it all, I've now sent three requests for my records to be sent, and still haven't received them.

Great first visit! Hygienist went above and beyond to make sure I was comfortable and explain…read moreeverything to me. She even stated past the end of her shift to make sure I got a good cleaning.

I was made to feel horrible at this dentist. I would never recommend to anyone unless you want to…read moreleave crying

I would give this dental office TEN stars if I could! We went in anxious about my daughters dental…read moreproblems, we also came from another office where we were not treated very well but from the moment we walked in we felt welcomed, wanted and our dental problems cared for. The receptionist, dental hygienist and Dr. K are so caring and professional and they helped my daughter with all her de real needs. Thank YOU Dave's Dental. We are customers FOREVER and will tell all our friends and family about you. God bless you!!!

Dr Jamie Gross is the best Dentist I have ever had! She has…read moreimproved the stability of my teeth and at 70 I am pleased to say that I don't have issues because of her dental treatment and her staff's skill working side by side. She also has referred me to the best endodontist in Nashville for a painless root canal ever! If you need a referral, I recommend her for the best dental care in Nashville! Sincerely , Jeff Powlesland

I wish that I could express in words how much that I fell in love with Bellevue dental when Dr…read moreGross filled 5 of my cavities. My lower jaw would not numb up properly and to get everything done took two visits. I found Dr Gross to be a direct communicator who wants to make sure she educates people on their teeth and how to care for them better. I didn't feel like I was just another mouth to work on there. She and the rest of the staff truly made me feel like I mattered, and fixing my teeth really mattered. By the end of the treatment I honestly wanted to hug her. I desperately needed my tooth fixed and getting emotional at the dentist might sound silly, but she went the extra mile for me and I would highly recommend her.

I've had very good experiences at Riversprings Dental. Dr. Wayman and his staff are all friendly…read moreand competent. Several issues were resolved quickly with less needing to be done that I thought, which was very good. I recommend them!

I picked Franklin Dental care as my new dentist reading reviews and so glad I did. Dr Fox and…read moretechs I have so far met are extremely awesome. Looking forward to going there anytime!

The billing department is run by crooks. They did a simple bridge replacement for me, the dental…read moreinsurnace paid all contracted charges (over thousands of dollars), and we have met their billings staff in person and had the insurance company on the phone to verify the patient's liabilty is only $25, and we have sent them the EOB showing that, despite all those, they continue to bill us in excess of $2500, and will not respond our calls and letters to resolve this issue. Who runs a business like this? When you knowingly sent a false bill in the mail, it is mail fraud, simple as that.