This is first review of Dr. John P. Walker Dentistry. Why, you might ask? Because in general, I…read moredespise dentists. Not the people, but the work. With someone who was born with horrible teeth, it can be a terrible experience, each and every time I am sitting on the dentist chair. I discovered Dr. Walkers office and I couldn't have been more pleased. The office staff and Dr. Walker are the nicest, funniest, and most calming people I've ever met in a dentist's office before. Not only do they understood my angst for the profession, but actually made me feel relaxed and gave me a simple explanations of how I was going to be fine.. The dentist? The big man himself is amazing. I had several appointments through the years, regular cleanings and then some dreaded maintance and they couldn't have been more of a joy to work with. Dr. Walker was the nicest man who took his time understanding my needs (and wants) and also was able to work on my teeth in a way that did not frighten me. I may be well into adulthood now, but childhood nightmares still haunt me in those offices. He was caring, never pushy, and I can't believe I'm saying this .. a dentist I enjoy seeing. That may be the first time that's ever come out of my mouth. Dr. Walker and his Staff are great. They are very compassionate very reasonable for x-rays and cleaning. They're awesome. The office is very convenient for those near West Hills area,.located in the Southmont area

Dr. Walker has treated my family for 23 years. I began going to him after I had a traumatic dental…read moreexperience with another dentist. Dr. Walker was very gentle, caring, and understanding of my concerns. I had such a tremendously positive experience that I didn't hesitate to take my then-toddler first child. The patience and kindness that he exhibited with my son was irreplaceable. We have been loyal to Dr. Walker ever since. He always remembers what the kids are up to and asks about their activities, school, and life in general. He is such a pleasant caregiver. All four of my children absolutely love him!! I would absolutely suggest him for anyone looking for a doctor. Sara Wilcox

The staff, Dr. Ridella and Ashley are the best around period! A Dentist is only as good as his…read morestaff and Hygienist and they are all great. Johnstown is lucky to have them!

Absolutely I feel the Best Dentist in Johnstown PA. Been with him for years now after my previous…read moredentist retired. Highly recommend. Great Office Staff as well.

This is a wish i could leave 0 stars review. They sent a text 10 minutes before my kids appointment…read moreto cancel. Said called day before but never did. The office is managed terribly. They fixed a simple cavity on my daughter last year it still hurts her to this day. Save your time do not use this Dentist office.

From the owner: Located in Johnstown, PA, Chestnut Hills - Johnstown - Warren is a member of the Orahh Care Dental…read moreCommunity. A community united in delivering comprehensive lifetime oral care. Chestnut Hills - Johnstown - Warren offers a wide range of preventive and restorative services, supported by advanced training and modern AI-enabled digital diagnostic technology to support earlier detection and personalized treatment planning. The Orahh Care Dental Community was selected by AARP for its commitment to accessible, comprehensive dental care and exceptional patient experiences. Patients can expect compassionate, high-quality care designed to support changing oral health needs over time delivered locally by independent dentist and teams, close to home.

Caring and friendly. They definitely make you feel relaxed. I had several cavities and one…read moreextraction. They were so genital I think they called to see how I was . Overall just wonderful atmosphere. Dentist hygienist and secretary's

Dr. Minchau is very experienced and has a kind, respectful bedside manner. He does very good work…read more When I had cavities filled he made sure to smooth down the rough edges of the filled teeth and the rough fillings until they felt as smooth as regular teeth. If there is an issue, ie, if a cavity is deep and someone may need a root canal, he makes sure to explain the situation to the patient so they are not in the dark. I never had such a kind, skilled and thorough dentist since before since my old dentist retired. I really appreciate the staff too, they are like him.

Not only does Dr. Petro provide amazing work he takes the time to explain and answer any questions…read moreI may have. His staff is very polite and always seem so happy, this is a small office where you are seen one on one. He doesn't rush from patient to patient and the waiting room wait is minimal to nothing at all. I advise making an appointment with this office :)

I think he retired and closed the office in 2019. Another business moved into the building. I guess…read moreno one updates or checks these sites

Dr. Lovette is an amazing dentist. So much so that no matter where I end up moving, I always end…read moreup coming back to him. Don't get him confused with his brother whom also is a dentist. Dr. Lovette takes the time to be extra careful. I, like some people, loathe going to the dentist. I even teeter on the edge that I am afraid to go to the dentist. I often picture the bad guy from 'Little Shop of Horrors' when I think of a dentist. Not Dr. Lovette, he frequently stops what he is doing to make sure that you are fine and then proceeds. He knows all the little techniques to distract you so that you aren't thinking too much about whatever procedure he might be performing. A little perk if you do come here. Majority of parking is metered and they are strict with the meter reading. If by chance you forgot to bring quarters along with you they have them inside so you do not get a parking ticket. Where else could you go that would do that for you? Love when they go the extra mile for you.

I've been a patient of Dr. Lovette for many years and he has helped me greatly with various issues…read more Once I told him / his staff that he has made a real difference in my life.

My dental insurance was billed for a "routine exam" when I visited this office for an extraction…read more When I called to ask why I was told that the time during which the Dr. and I discussed the procedure was the "exam." When I came to this office I had records with me from my regular dentist who had performed my exam less than two months prior. Later in the year when my regular dentist performed my second exam of the year that should have been covered by my insurance, it was rejected due to the oral surgeon's office billing for an "exam" that did not take place. I was left responsible to pay for the actual exam that was rejected.

The doctor seems to be knowledgeable and was wonderfully honest with me…read more Know that even if he cannot do the work, however, that it will still be a $75 consultation fee, even if he only spoke with you for 10 minutes. I understand that that is the norm everywhere, but had the staff been a bit more knowledgeable about the way the doctor operates (no pun intended, in this case), I could have avoided that unnecessary fee. Just know this all ahead of time and you'll be fine. If you feel it necessary to read the full event, continue on: My only complaint is that before even making an appointment I had told the staff that I would only be in town for 6 days, and that I had a blocked salivary gland that would require a bit of mild surgery, asking if it would be able to be taken care of while I was in town (under a 6 day time frame). I was told, sure, come on in, the doctor would decide what to do. They were kind and good enough to schedule me for the mild surgery on the same day of the appointment (a Monday). In meeting with the doctor on Monday, however, I find out that he uses actual stitches to create less of a scar (I respect that entirely), but that he therefore needs to see me again a week from now, to take the stitches out and to see that it has healed properly, which is not a possibility in my case. Also, to my own detriment I had popped the little saliva bubble a few days earlier, which was a calculated risk on my part because the bigger the bubble is, the larger the incision to remove it is = the more risk of loss of feeling to your lip and a larger scar = not at all what I wanted. So I should not have done that. My bad.

Dr. Rice is somebody who really enjoys his work and really cares about the person. I had to get a…read moreroot canal done and I was really nervous but after meeting him and his associates it was great I wasn't nervous anymore and they made it a very happy place so if you're looking for a dentist called Dr. Mike Rice