I was looking for a skilled dentist who doesn't try to scare me into services I just don't need…read more(e.g. Invisalign) for the sake of their revenue stream. I wanted a dentist who cares about the health of my teeth as much as I do. I wanted a dentist office that is friendly and welcoming. I found all of that in Brooks Family Dentistry! My dental health has been in the hands of Dr. Brooks for several years now and I am a very happy client. I have a gum issue with a capped tooth and I can say it's in better health right now than it has been for years. My husband goes here as well as I wouldn't let him stay with a previous dentist that was all about their bottom line regardless of what is in the best interest of the patient. I highly recommend this office for your family dental care. We are both happy to be clients of Dr. Brooks!

This is a great place to have dental work done. Caring staff, a dentist that puts you at ease and…read morethey were able to get me in the same day I called. Completely pain free. I travel and don't have a regular dentist but I would go out of my way to come here.

Called about an emergency and was told they "are not accepting new patients". This is medical care,…read moreevidently it is being dolled out to the highest bidder.

I cannot say enough good things about this office. Dr. Prawl is a dentist that you can trust and he…read moremakes you feel very comfortable. His staff is incredible as well. The relationship he seems to have with his staff is excellent. They all work well together. Everyone is very kind and warm. I get very anxious about going to the dentist and they always make sure that I'm doing ok. I took my kids to a pediatric office in KC and they asked if they could go back to "Dr. Tim" instead. I do not know the other dentist but I'm sure she is great as well. They have also been very good about working out affordable payment arrangements when necessary. We LOVE this place!

When I moved back to the midwest, I tried a couple of local dentists before I chose Dr. Clark. Now,…read more10 years on, I've had the best dental care of my life! The whole staff is kind and fun! Love these people!

I thought it was time to quit driving 2 hours to my old dentist in Omaha. I was wrong. I had seen…read moremy previous dentist for 10 years and no issues in the previous 6 month check up. I went here and was told I needed extensive work, to the tune of thousands of dollars. I could even get the in office credit card if needed. I was shocked that my teeth had deteriorated so much. So much so that I contacted my trusted dentist and told him what was found. He couldn't believe it either and asked to have the x-rays sent to him. He saw nothing. Just a few teeth that he has said he is "keeping an eye on" for years. I have been back for several more check ups and still nothing. My advice would be to have a second opinion before beginning an expensive plan. I still would rather drive to my Omaha dentist for honest, friendly service.

I previously posted a negative review for Bratton Dental Co. because I thought they did poor work…read moreand would not try to correct an issue. Now I must update you that this company and this dentist and her staff are negligent. My mother gave them her top denture to be relined because the denture was loose. The denture came back so ill fitting my mother could not wear it. For months we tried to get the dentist to offer a refund or some other resolution. Now we find out Bratton Dental Co. gave my mother the wrong denture. It's not hers. There is a different name on the denture!!!! Simple fix right? Wrong!! They still do not take responsibility and said it was fine with Dr. Sara Bratton to make a complaint against her state license and sue her!! She looks forward to that. Go to this office at your own risk!! They are very hostile and uncooperative. Not to mention DISHONEST!!! She's a young dentist and won't be in business long if she can't learn to accept responsibility and learn some business sense.

Unfortunately, Ron Taylor doesn't seem to have a good bedside manner. He was short and impatient…read morewith me, even though I sensed his impatience and purposely made sure my questions were worded with a soft and deferential tone. I had overheard parts of a conversation he had with another patient in an adjacent room, and how he acted with her, how his voice was less gruff and more understanding, was much different than how he was with me. I just happen to be a guy who's curious and wants to know as much as I can about a procedure--ESPECIALLY when someone is digging into my mouth and especially when the procedure is LIKELY to produce much discomfort. As a professional, a dentist should know that not all people are the same and he should really listen to what a patient is saying. I felt as if I were a number and not a person, someone to get in there and then get out to make room for the next patient. I'll find someone else next time (I hope there isn't a next time, but...).

From the owner: The American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons (AAOMS) represents more than 9,000 oral…read moreand maxillofacial surgeons in the United States, supporting specialized education, research and advocacy. AAOMS fellows and members comply with rigorous continuing education requirements and submit to periodic office anesthesia evaluations to ensure that office procedures and personnel meet stringent national standards.