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I recently had a crown fall off of a tooth that has been bothering me for years. I've explained to…read moreother dentist's about the sensitivity to hot and cold and sweet and have not felt like those other dentist's "heard" me. Because of that treatment, I was really concerned about the trials of finding a dentist that I could trust. I read up on several dental offices in my area, and saw many great reviews for Lotus Family Dental, and Dr. Yuki Dykes. I was able to get an appointment for the next day! The office is clean and bright and the staff very welcoming It is obvious that they enjoy working there. Dr. Dykes was able to fix my crown problem that very day, taking great care to ensure the proper fit and bite. The comfort of having confidence in your dentist is of great importance. I feel so grateful to have found this office, the staff, and especially Dr. Yuki Dykes. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!

Absolutely love Dr. Jung at the Lakewood office and Dr. Kubicek at the Littleton Office. I've…read morealways had claustrophobia and great anxiety seeing the dentist. All the office staff was so kind and neither dentist made me feel bad about why I was there. What a great change from what I've experienced in the past! Emma explained all my treatment options so I could make the best decisions going forward using my dental insurance. Wish I had found Dr. Jung and his team years ago!

Been going to the Elite location on Wadsworth. Dr Ryan is awesome! So are Ashley and Francesca.read more

I have had 3 acute situations in the last year and Dr Bowers got me in right away. I left my old…read morepractice because the Dentist seemed to always want to 'pad the bill" with extra procedures. It gave me a bad feeling. Dr Bowers listens to what you want and need. Her work is excellent. She has repaired 2 crowns that the other practice did in the last 5 years; with excellent results. I highly recommend Dr Bowers and her extremely capable staff.

A most pleasant experience from start to finish. The front office was welcoming, support staff for…read moreDr. Bowers were pleasant and as always, Dr. Bowers is very positive. I went in for a new crown and she determined the crown I had was still in excellent condition and so encouraged me to keep it, rather than doing the more invasive and expensive procedure of a new crown. Needless to say, a most excellent experience.

I had to change insurance this year. My husband went in first and was told he had periodontal…read moredisease. Charge $777. We discussed it and decided it was OK. But they would not do a normal cleaning and then a scaling on him, which was odd. I went in today. I go to the dentist 4 times a year on my own volition. I have had extensive dental work and value my teeth. There is a major bridge and other work. I do NOT have periodontal disease. I was told I could not get a regular cleaning, based on the hygienists evaluation of periodontal disease. I was going to pay $275 for a special cleaning. I do NOT have periodontal disease. I then asked if I could get a regular cleaning and was told I would need to come back. That is what I set up the appointment for! Bottom line, I either took 'their' cleaning and paid the money OR would have to come back for a regular cleaning (that I scheduled the same day). How does this work? I was extremely uncomfortable and told the office manager I didn't want another appointment and that I would be going back to my regular dentist. I walked out. My husband will not be returning either. I purchased additional dental insurance and will go back to our previous dentist.

I initially gave this place a good review, though maybe not on Yelp. The staff was very friendly…read more I went there earlier this year for a simple cleaning and x-rays. They filed two claims to my insurance requesting a total of $1,069. This amount for a cleaning? I was also told that I would get an estimate to fix and fill a couple of cracks in one tooth. The tooth did not bother me at all. I never received that estimate. I am more shocked at the attempt to get an absurd amount from my insurance company for a simple cleaning. I cancelled my next appointment and went with a different practice. The office is need of some upgrades too. Equipment and furniture seemed outdated, except for the panoramic x-ray machine. I suppose that's why the hefty claim?

EDIT TO ORIGINAL REVIEW: Insurance coordinator did reach out and agreed to original pricing…read more Unfair billing on 2 patients! Both my daughter and I were given paperwork about what we would owe before we had the procedures done. They claim they got the estimates directly from our insurance. If so, how can they be wrong on what insurance will pay? I have paid my portion for what I was quoted and they now say I owe more. This is a scam. Insurance pays the negotiated fee, if this dentist wants more than the negotiated fee then don't take my insurance. My daughter was charged double what she was quoted! The office staff was rude and condescending when questioned about the additional billing. Their billing incompetence to get insurance estimates correct should not be the patients responsibility. This difference should be a write-off to the dentist and a wake up call to get staff that can get the insurance quotes correct the first time.

I have dental phobia. For years, I've cried during every teeth cleaning, couldn't sleep before an…read moreappointment, worried all week about my appointment, etc. Enter Meadows Dental. I have THE BEST hygienist I could possibly imagine now. Amy takes her time, connects with me emotionally, senses when I'm feeling anxious and stops. On my first appointment, I had the sedation options explained to me and I started with laughing gas, though if needed, I could take prescription meds or they will even put you out under anesthesia to do your dental work. For me, I use the gas, lay under a comfy blanket with headphones and DirecTV on. It's a great environment and so very loving. I've progressed to not obsessing about my appointments, I'm able to sleep the night before and I don't cry anymore. I love Meadows so much that I referred my husband, who doesn't have a problem getting his teeth cleaned here. He didn't like his former dentist and tried Meadows (again- LOVE Amy!) and saw what I meant. We do not live close to Meadows- I'm up by the airport and it's in HR, but I will drive wherever for this type of care.

Dr Shank is absolutely the Best…read more I've been a Happy patient for over 10 years and refuse to go any place else His staff is so Nice and professional there Office staff is Awesome He the reason I love my smile Thank You

Has a rude receptionist and the office doesn't return phone calls in a timely manner.read more

Great place, very friendly, fast, and welcoming. Highly recommend them for anyone in Highlands…read moreRanch looking for dental. Great care and pricing.

I recently moved to Colorado and needed immediate dental care for a problematic tooth. Fit to Smile…read moreDental got me in the very next day, which I initially appreciated. I have a severe fear of the dentist and was very upfront about it; despite that, my experience here was nothing short of a nightmare. 1. In-House Insurance & Quoted Costs * They sold me their in-house insurance (around $300-$400), which was supposed to include two yearly exams/cleanings, x-rays plus discounted rates on additional work. * I was given a quote for a multi-step procedure to remove and replace my tooth. Everything seemed straightforward at first. 2. Conscious Sedation Fiasco * Dr. Redfearn strongly recommended "conscious sedation." He prescribed six pills, telling me to take two before the procedure, assuring me I would have "amnesia" and would not remember a thing. * I paid approximately $300 extra for the sedation alone. * On the day of the procedure, I followed instructions, but I was fully awake and aware the entire time. When I mentioned this, the dentist crushed two more pills and told me to put them under my tongue. Five minutes later, he proceeded--even though I clearly stated I was not feeling any sedation. It felt rushed, as though he didn't want to disrupt his schedule. 3. Payment Confusion * They insisted I pay in full before the procedure, giving me no warning until the day they needed payment. I was out of town until the evening. The next morning at the time of procedure, my friend drove me and handed over a sealed envelope with the exact cash amount I had withdrawn from the bank. * Immediately after the procedure, the receptionist claimed I was over $200 short. This was impossible. * When I called the next day, they doubled down, saying the manager had also counted and confirmed I was short. Finally, after I insisted they recount and told them I had the bank receipt, they admitted it was a "miscommunication." It felt more like they made a mistake or were trying to take advantage of the situation. 4. Lack of Post-Procedure Support * I was in significant pain and felt loose stitches. The on-call staffer told me I could either come in within the next hour before they closed or cut the stitches myself with small scissors. That was outrageous advice for a patient who just had a tooth extraction and bone graft. * I did come back in the next week, and the staff member said it was "healing fine." No real compassion or thorough check-up. She admitted that the follow up instructions they had texted me after I had to call to receive were incorrect and she needed to delete part and that was most likely the reason I had irritation. 5. Gaslighting About Sedation * At the next follow-up, Dr. Redfearn claimed I was snoring during the procedure, which was an outright lie. His assistant had admitted right after the procedure they were waiting for me to fall asleep but said I never did. * He even suggested that "sometimes people who weigh a bit more need more medication," but conveniently did not offer more pills before or during the procedure when I clearly stated I was fully alert. 6. Rude Attitude & Hidden Costs * The staff seemed annoyed and made rude comments about my outfit (a long-sleeve, long-length dress in winter) as I was leaving. * After initially telling me my in house purchased insurance plan would cover cleanings, I was suddenly handed a bill for $1,100 for a "deep cleaning." While I admit I do most likely need a deep cleaning, this was never mentioned in the original quote or during the first visits. I was taken aback and said I had to think about it. I left and the staff knew I was not pleased. 7. Zero Follow-Up & Record Discrepancies * I still had stitches in my mouth and never received any follow-up call to check on my healing or schedule the next step in the process. * When my new dentist asked me to request my records, Fit to Smile Dental avoided my calls for three days. I had to show up in person to obtain them. * The records did not accurately reflect the procedures, dates, or the sedation issues. It felt completely unprofessional. Overall, my experience at Fit to Smile Dental under Dr. Trent Redfearn was disturbing and unprofessional. From the botched "conscious sedation" to the payment confusion and rude staff interactions, I felt disrespected and misled every step of the way. I would not recommend this practice to anyone--especially those with dental anxiety--due to their poor communication, questionable billing practices, lack of compassion, and refusal to acknowledge or correct mistakes. I have since found a new dentist who is respectful, transparent, and genuinely concerned for my comfort and well-being.

Dr. Ohmart's practice seems to be a model for how to run a medical business. Their office is…read moreclean, bright, and nice, with ample parking and a cool kid game area to keep young patients and siblings busy if they need to wait. I say "if" because my daughter is consistently disappointed that we never "get" to wait. Dr. Ohmart's staff is friendly and efficient and while I know all medical practices suffer back-ups occasionally we have yet to wait more than a minute or two (and more often we're shown back before our appointment time if we arrive early). I was pleasantly surprised to find our initial consultations and even xrays were free of charge. In fact, Dr. Ohmart sent my daughter to her usual dentist for needed extractions and then saw her back again a few months later before presenting a treatment plan. The plan was then very carefully described and multiple payment options offered. It seems each time we return they have a new, cool incentive program for young patients to keep them excited and compliant with whatever orthodontic process they are undergoing. I don't think any parent relishes the thought of putting their kids through braces, but Dr. Ohmart's practice has certainly taken the pain out of it for us.

2 kids in braces and have been extremely happy with the service from the front desk to the…read moretechnicians. Dr Ohmart's attention to detail is a game changer!