I have been a patient there for 10 years, hands down the best dental practice there is and I hate…read moregoing to Dentist. Ann and Dr Mehta both are amazing. Extremely happy with my care!

Unfortunately can't continue to call this my dental office simply because of their silly choice to…read morenot pay the MNCare Tax. No advanced notice about this and although it is a small amount, it makes more sense for the dental office business to pay than the individual customer. When calling in to discuss, the front desk was acting as if it was not new and had been this way all along. Clearly their management did not educate them on this. It's a shame because the few years I had gone here it was a pleasant experience for my teeth.

I went there seen good reviews my reviews is not good went for bad toothache was told abcess tooth…read moredid not receive treatment antibotics just pushed out the door would not recommend this clinic regardless of good reviews

My husband and I have been going to Centennial Lakes Dental Group for at least a decade and have…read morebeen happy with the dentist and hygienists. But the office staff -- yikes! There's a few who are pretty rude and snappy. It finally occurred to us, with all the dentistry fliers that we receive in the mail, "hey, we don't have to take this anymore. We're the customer." And truth be told, our dentist has said some not-so-okay-things I wouldn't want said in front of customers or female staff. You'll get good care, but when there's plenty of dentists in this city, we're moving on. This is our opinion.

Dr. Langley is a good dentist, and all but one of the crowns he did fits well. I had a decent…read moreamount of work done over 5 visits, mostly crowns/fillings, and I am happy with the results. The dental hygienist however was inexperienced and unsure of herself. She spent 30 minutes poking my gums and telling how much I need a deep cleaning (I was already planning it for the fall) and selling me on additional fluoride treatments. I know this is a business and she is pressured to make more sales, so I tried to let it go...but then the actual 'cleaning' took 10 minutes. Minimal attention to detail and stains and a quick floss. That and the receptionist who sits closest to the door needs a new job where she does not have to interact with anyone. Barista's at the Caribou across the street have less attitude. In the end the place is clean and the dentists are good. When I complained about the lack of a cleaning they said they would not charge me for the visit. Unfortunately they seem to care more about how much they can charge you than giving you good service. Scare tactics/worse case scenarios to push more and more procedures leaves me feeling distrustful. The crazy thing is I need a lot more dental work and I will be spending a lot of money at a dentist over my lifetime.

Both Drs. Langley and Smars are skilled, professional and ethical. The hygienists are experienced…read moreand professional as well. I have gone to this practice for decades and I highly recommend West Lake Dental.

Best dentist ever best staff ever. Apparently it won't let me post until I reach 85 characters so…read morethis is me just trying to reach 85 characters.

Thorough, skilled care and friendly atmosphere. Dr. Sukhani and her staff make me feel comfortable…read moreand confident throughout my routine care as well as needed advanced procedures.

I have been to a few dentists in my day, and I can honestly say that of them all it is no contest…read morethat Crosstown Family Dental stands above all the rest. I have been there a number of times over the last couple years, and every experience has been consistently outstanding! The staff are skillful and thoughtful, the pricing reasonable, the office clean and professional. I can't recommend them highly enough! :D

I needed a new dentist and my co-worker referred me to Dr. Mork at Crosstown Dental. I really like…read moreit there! The staff is very nice. Dr. Mork seems very nice also, however I haven't needed any dental work just yet (knock on wood), but my co-worker says he does a great job. I've been there twice so far and both times they were on time with my appt. (or at least within 5 minutes) which is appreciated. Seems that they have very reasonable prices on their products as well. I ordered a set of custom fit whitening trays and they were only $145, and I even got a $50 discount since I was referred by someone, thanks! The only improvement I would note is that they could move to digital x-rays and panogram, as they still use films. Not a big issue though.

Absolutely the best dentist office I've ever been to. Dr…read more Allison is fantastic. The entire staff are amazing. If you're not a fan of going to the dentist, you need to try this practice. You will definitely change your mind.

My wife and I recently switched dentists to City Dental. They are close to where we live, so why…read morenot give them a shot? We have both been for our cleanings and exams and were very satisfied with the service. Since we were new patients, it took a while to get on the calendar, but the staff was friendly and helped get us in as soon as they could. The hygienist was very nice and chatty, which is nice if the dentist makes you nervous, but otherwise, she did a great job with the cleaning. The dentist came in and made some small talk with me for a moment - a nice personal touch for me as a new patient. The dentist was professional and was in and out quickly, and then I was on my way. We will definitely be back for our next cleaning.

Not giving a good review about this dentist Dr.Zhan went in for tooth ache took exray said the…read moretooth was ok but was not ok at all did not recommend this clinic

Great people, great service very accommodating and friendly. I am scared of the dentist but this…read moreplace is super nice. And Jess is the best;))

This place does not have the same feel anymore. I am glad they are so busy and have a lot of…read moreclients but it shows. They no longer know who you are or have the same staff who care as much as the previous did. The drama between staff or unprofessionalism to clients is one of the many reasons I no longer come here. The dentists are always nice but often client education is lacking simply because they do not have the time. How unfortunate.

5 yrs in as an out of pocket patient, Dr Jenna Swensen tossed me like trash from an appt booked 2…read moreweeks ago. tldr; don't go to Dr Swensen at Minnehaha Falls Family Dental for a prosthesis. I have a public speaking event in 2 days, as Swensen and her staff know. I'm already embarrassed. Context: 10/22, after 10 yrs of perfect fit & eating w it in, the 'flipper' my old dentist made broke. When it did, Minnehaha Falls Family Dental staff kindly booked me asap. A hygenist molded me for a new one. I bought 2, because unless you're 6, missing a front tooth ain't cute. Anyway, either the molds were off or the lab was off. None of them fit right. The initial attempt to fit 1 took around an hour. It was frustrating. I mentioned that my previous one hadn't needed adjustment, which might have started turning things sour, sorry to say. But it was an honest observation. Finally I said I'd wear it a while and see how it settled. It didn't. I had to go back for increasingly tense attempts to make it fit, which it was ultimately impossible to do, and then we started over, which meant another mold experience which, if you have a sensitive gag reflex, is an embarrassing, drooling, uncomfortable, messy experience. It also for me anyway leaves my jaws aching. The Dr did the 2nd mold herself, and it was a better fit, but still required extensive mods. These were done over 2 more office visits. This still puzzles me, as they all were cast directly from 3D molds of my mouth. How can they require actual hours of grinding down? It was a prolonged, unpleasant experience, and by the end I felt uncomfortable tension, as though I was being difficult on purpose. Due to that, and money issues, I didn't schedule to fit the 'backup' until the one I paid for shattered in my mouth 4/17. To make the appt I paid for the backup (they hadn't pursued me, perhaps to be kind after all the hassle) and thought I was also booking a cleaning. This time, no MN Nice for how it feels to have a gap in your smile. I was booked 2 weeks out. At the office, I learned there would be no cleaning. That was fine. The assistant offered me one later today, but I couldn't make it. I was polite. They were polite. Things seemed ok. It wasn't. I asked the Dr about fixing the old flippers, she said sure, depending how they broke. She asked how it had broken, I said while taking a bite. Her tone sounded a bit annoyed to me when she 'it's just for aesthetics', and I told her my previous one wasn't, and I couldn't get why this one wasn't built so a person can eat with friends. She began speaking softly in partial sentences w the assistant, in abbreviations. She put the new flipper in and it fit the same as the other: Ok on the sides. Too big on top and in front. She took a quick stab at grinding it, then suddenly left the room. All those hours in Dr Swensen's chair came to my mind. Hers too, I guess. She came back , and with a small laugh, told her assistant to get me a referral "only" (ie, she wasn't doing this) and a refund. The laugh really got me. I got up fast and asked about fixing any of the flippers for temporary use for my speaking event. She handed me the boxes of broken and ill fitting prosthetics, said "the referral would do..." and trailed off. It hit me she was refusing to even assist in a temporary fix, and that I would most likely be facing the room with my tooth still punched out. I saw to her, I was beneath her help. I tore off the bib and went right to the desk. There was a refund. There was no referral.