My son and I went to Northview Dental on 91st Street in Indy. We have been regular with our dental…read morecleanings and follow-ups for decades. This is an office that will bribe you to leave them a 5-star review. They will give you several gifts and smile and act all sophisticated; however, they are dishonest. They will do services they know are not covered and ask you to pay. They will tell you that you have several cavities when you don't. They will find something for you to get done when you don't need it. Over three visits, I was told I needed 3 crowns when I needed 1. Unless you're planning to get a second opinion, beware and don't be fooled.

I recently switched my primary dentist to this location and I'm glad I did. From my first…read moreappointment for a routine cleaning to recently needing crown repair I have always felt genuine compassion and care. The staff here is so welcoming and does their best to make sure your needs are met. What stood out to me was, while I was waiting on my crown to finish curing they offered me a blanket so I could take a quick nap. I've never had this type of treatment at a dentist office and the experience was for sure top tier!

DO NOT TRUST THIS OFFICE WITH Restorative Work or Extractions…read more I am writing this to completely warn anyone looking at this office. I was warned by a past patient even before I went for my first visit. I should have listened. Do not let the basic 6-month cleaning reviews fool you. I've been a patient here since 2022, and I am very cooperative, but I have deep dental anxiety. What I personally went through here completely traumatized me. I am not the only one; if you scroll down far enough on Yelp, you'll see that many experienced exactly what I did. Because of this pattern, I will now be contacting the state board of dentistry regarding my care. My first bad experience happened when a front tooth fell out, and Dr. Isaacs suddenly claimed it was a "compromised tooth." He had never once mentioned this to me. as a female and as a person that loves to smile. I would've never delayed on having a crown put on or having tooth fixed as he had just filled a tiny cavity on it. If I would've been told it was compromised, I would've never waited. No one ever wants to lose a front tooth.. If he had actually told me, I would have gotten a protective crown. Instead, he rushed me into a temporary plastic "flipper" appliance that cost me $500 out of pocket, never fit right, and broke almost immediately. the shading of the tooth did not match my own teeth as they did give me a complementary $75 teeth whitening strips.I did not ask for them. They noticed, the assistant did , Not dentist, noticed that the flipper did not match my natural teeth. Even after the teeth whitening, it did not match and that flipper broke within weeks because it was not properly fitted. The response from Dr. Issac's!! "They're not meant to last forever". Didn't accommodate,basically blaming again the patient.The stress was so bad that I delayed going back for months because I was terrified. Pam at the front desk basically gaslighted me after I've had my teeth pulled and stated he's a good dentist isn't he? He's a good dentist isn't he. That's all I will say on that matter.. Last autumn, I finally went back to address two teeth on my right side, fully expecting to receive a standard filling and a crown. Instead, I was told it was "too late" and he extracted both of them. They made another multi-tooth flipper appliance that cost me an additional $Just days after having those two teeth extracted, while my mouth was still bleeding, heavily swollen, and full of active stitches, he forced that new $ flipper into my mouth. I was literally crying and shaking (I am forever grateful for his assistant that held my hand in the room while this was taking place, she was a true angel) in the chair from the sheer pain. Instead of stopping, he just injected my mouth with lidocaine to numb the area to force the appliance in before I left. When I told him it felt like it was going to make my other healthy teeth fall right out, I quote his exact words: "Well then you have something wrong with your teeth."He is the dentist--he is supposed to be the professional who identifies and treats what is wrong with my teeth, not blaming my body for his forceful work and terrible appliances. I take responsibility for delaying care. I will take responsibility for that. With that being said. Who wouldn't delay care after that experience literally traumatized, It scarred me so badly that I never went back and actually had to pull out my own surgical stitches at home. Once the swelling finally went down, not down completely ,enough for me to see the tooth next to the tooth he pulled, I saw a prominent brown spot on the tooth right next to where he did the extractions. I emailed the office instantly.That should have been completely obvious on the X-rays he took. I built up the courage to send them a very polite email asking to come in and have it looked at, again I delayed care because of the trauma, and finally built up the courage months later to reach out only to be completely ignored /ghosted. But the second I sent an email legally and politely requesting my records? They replied within minutes claiming their "internet was "down" all week. But mysteriously their Internet was up and working when I requested my records and they sent promptly. when I say promptly I mean within minutes. Mysterious isn't it. My experience, they ignore you when you are hurting, blame you for their mistakes, and only respond when they are scared of liability. Did I delay care. Yes. As anyone would after an experience like I had. This has been very challenging and difficult for me to have to share such a traumatizing experience, but I feel it's only right to let others know. I should've listened ,past patient when I let them know I found a dentist because our dentist of 20 years had retired. I should've listened so now I'm trying to help others. I am left without a dentist, in pain, and dealing with severe anxiety because of how this office treated me. Avoid this place.

I have found the perfect dentist, the care and skill of Dr.Isaacs and staff can't be beat! I…read moreactually don't dread going to the dentist, which is saying a lot. Just got an old crown replaced last month, and it was an unbelievable fit! And Dr. Isaacs helped me with my sleep apnea issue, too. Highly recommend this practice!!

Now MB dental. Saw this practice for the last 4 years. Couldn't be happier with our experiences…read more They have been amazing with our kids and always accessible for any needs we might have. Dental work has been great with no issues, needed procedures are well explained.

Love this office! I needed emergency dental work (my two front teeth now know what everybody means…read moreby "don't text and walk" ) and they squeezed me in within 24 hours. The office is under new management and owned by another dentist now. I've only met her once but my experience was still very pleasant. Always glad to have a reliable and reasonable dentist on call!

We love coming to Dr. Pauley and his team to get all of our family dental work completed. His…read moreoffice is beautiful and his staff is professional. We are always seen timely and they're flexible with scheduling us.

Carmel Advanced Dentistry is just about as good as it gets, and that's why I've been making the…read more40-minute drive to Carmel every six months for the past decade. Dr. Larry Pauley originally purchased his practice from a family friend of mine in the early 2000's. Our family friend had been my dentist since birth, and since I value my teeth, I was initially concerned with having a new practitioner. However, I, along with the rest of my family, have been overly impressed with the services offered by Dr. Pauley. Getting an appointment with him is a breeze; the office staff is extraordinarily friendly and organized; his dental assistants and hygienists are dedicated professionals, and the practice seems to incorporate all the latest dental technologies. Dr. Pauley seems to know all of his patients--and he goes out of his way to make sure that they are satisfied with the level of care which they receive. To my knowledge, Carmel Advanced Dentistry accepts most major dental plans. When the cost of services is beyond the scope of insurance coverage (in other words, when the patient has to pay out-of-pocket), the practice does not overcharge. I also know, from personal experience, that Carmel Advanced Dentistry makes every effort to establish a reasonable payment plan with their patients if they are unable to satisfy their entire bill at the point of service. This, of course, is entirely at the discretion of the practice; I'm cannot guarantee that payment plans are permitted in every case. Dr. Pauley is a dentist with a lot of years ahead of him. That's a good thing for people like me; we won't be looking for a new one anytime soon.

I've been going here since 2014. They are great. The staff…read moreis very friendly and super efficient. The atmosphere is nice. I really sense they are a great team and I feel I am taken good care of. I also like that they provide clear explanations to all procedures, so I know why what is needed and what to expect. (Collectively as a family we've gone through a ton of crown procedures, whitening, children's care, Invisalign...) Along the same lines, I never have felt I'm being pushed/sold something I don't really need. I have only nice things to say about this place.

I've been going here for my dental care for over 5 years now and I love it! It's in a great…read morelocation, they are always fast and friendly, and the office and suites are very nice. I will be getting cleanings there for years to come!

I'm almost 67, have lived in many places, and have had numerous dentists. Nick Catton is by far…read morethe best one I've ever been to. He is thorough, gentle, and just an all around great guy. He recently had two crowns crafted for a couple molars, and when they were ready to apply, they fit perfectly. He has a remarkable gift for applying novocain where the injection caused no pain, and when the procedure was completed, like magic, the numbness was no longer present. His staff are all wonderful, extremely helpful, and exude an air of positivity. If I could give more stars, I would.

Reading the other reviews on this page, I agree with the accolades written by all of those Catton…read moreclients. As a few others said, I'd avoid making appointments with my previous dentist after the primary guy I'd had for years retired ... just wasn't inspired to go. I was blessed genetically with good teeth, & took care of them, so I could procrastinate for a loooonggg time ... until I really HAD to find a new place. Started going in early 2023 when I felt a decades-old filling starting to deteriorate. Had Tanya as hygienist and Nick Catton DDS, & his assistant. Got cleaned up and fixed up in two appointments. Every person at the Carmel office is truly great to see. And now I WANT to go to the dentist, and am maxing out as much as insurance allows -- a visit every six months. I'd actually like to go more often.

This was my first time visiting and it was a great experience. I have never left the dentist in a…read morebetter mood than when I arrived until yesterday. The receptionists were so friendly and inviting. I felt very informed during the entire exam. The hygienist and the dentist were both very thorough and I think all my previous dentists have failed me up to this point. We decided on a couple next steps and they were able to get all appointments scheduled and provided a cost breakdown on what I owe at each visit. Overall, highly recommend!

I have gone to the same dentist for 40+ years. My Dentist sold their business so I decided to make…read morea change. David Wood was recommended to me. I must say that my experience couldn't have been better, it was fun, professional & efficient, five stars.

Beautiful office. Staff was nice enough. My hygienist must have been new. I have never had such…read morean uncomfortable cleaning. Water kept collecting at back of my throat, the suction device positioned near my uvula and continuously fired my gag reflex. I felt as if I were choking and needing to vomit at the same time. Horrible sensation. I am fearful to get any type of a procedure here if a cleaning was so uncomfortable. My 23 yo daughter's experience was a bit odd. When the dentist asked what my daughter did for a living, she told dentist she works at Harrah's as a table-dealer. Dentist said "Whatever makes you happy". Weirdly judgmental statement. Looking for another office. So glad we have choices.

From the front desk to the dental hygienist to Doctor Teverbaugh, this practice is amazing!…read more Quality Care, in a new building, they get you in and out with the personal care to make you feel fantastic! I highly recommend this practice to young, middle, or for older patients.