After slipping on the ice and breaking my two front teeth, I turned to Stoneridge Dental Care based…read moreon their excellent reputation. I called on a Wednesday afternoon, and they incredibly fit me in that same day. I was blown away by the care and compassion I received from the entire team--including Megan, who took my call; Grace, who gave me a warm welcome; and Kim, who assisted Dr. Conkey with my assessment. They even managed to get me back in the very next morning, where Christina--a true artist--crafted temporary crowns that perfectly matched my original teeth. I also loved the friendly banter between Dr. Conkey and his staff; it creates such a positive, upbeat environment. I've already told my family that we have officially found our new dentist!"

Thank you to Kim and Dr. Conkey for taking such great care of me! My goal was to get my teeth…read morelooking brighter, and they made it happen. They were so kind, professional, and quick. I highly recommend them

Here's the bottom line. Most people accept the fact that the dentist is a necessary evil. Because…read morewe want to secure oral health, we will have to endure painful interventions. For me, the dentist had become a place of panic. I had bad experiences with dentists who were dismissive of my concerns and impatient with my anxiety. Over the past 20 years, as a patient of Dr. Miely, all of that changed. I actually look forward to going to the dentist, because I know that Dr. Miely and his staff are invested in my comfort and my health. I have never, ever left the office without feeling like I had just spent time with friends When I made the decision to (again) get braces, Dr. Miely celebrated every step of the process with me. After one of my two jaw surgeries, he called me personally to make sure I was doing well with recovery and, as has become common, to tell me, "If you need anything, let me know." In a world where doctors seem to be chasing schedules--or have to look at charts to remind themselves why their patients are there--it is a gift to be known and valued by someone who champions my well-being. At the end of my orthodontic procedure, Dr. Miely and I discussed veneers. After seeing the first 'mock-up' of the teeth, he invited me to offer feedback, which he used to revise the plan. It was clear that the process wasn't 'routine' but that he validated my voice (as I'm sure he does with others) in the process. After the preparation for the veneers, I took a photo of the temps which I shared with my cousin (a retired dental hygienist). Her response: "That guy is a genius. If that's what the temps look like, he is an artist." The final look (see the photo, as well as the 'before' photo) reflects my finally having the teeth I've always wished to have. I never worry about my teeth--and I never worry about going to the dentist--because I know that both of these concerns have been answered by the fact that I am a patient of someone I consistently refer to as "the best dentist."

I have been meaning to write this review since last year. I don't think anyone really loves going…read moreto the dentist, but Dr. Miely and his staff always make it the best experience possible. They are prompt, professional and really put you at ease. Shoutout to Dr. Miely! Thanks for being a great dentist and caring about the health of my teeth and gums.

If you're looking for an orthodontist in Hilliard, I can't recommend Sage Family Orthodontics…read moreenough! As an adult, I was nervous about starting orthodontic treatment, but Dr. Sage and her team made the entire process comfortable and stress-free from day one. Dr. Sage took the time to explain my treatment options, answered every question, and created a personalized plan that fit my goals. I never felt rushed, and it was clear she truly cared about getting the best possible result rather than recommending unnecessary treatment. The office is beautiful, appointments are always on time, and every member of the team is welcoming and professional. It's refreshing to find a locally owned practice where you see the same doctor at every visit and know you're receiving consistent, individualized care. If you're an adult thinking about braces or clear aligners and need an orthodontist in Hilliard, don't put it off like I did. Choosing Sage Family Orthodontics was one of the best decisions I've made, and I couldn't be happier with my new smile!

Dr. Sage and the entire team made our experience exceptional from start to finish. Everyone was…read morefriendly, knowledgeable, and took the time to explain every step of treatment. The office is welcoming, appointments run on time, and you can tell they truly care about their patients. I highly recommend Sage Family Orthodontics to anyone looking for outstanding orthodontic care!

Been going here for years. Root canals, crowns, fillings. Always friendly people. Dr Sticklel is…read morefast. Time in the chair is minimal. Big screen tv in the waiting room. Used to have oldies channel (Me tv) playing. Today the Hallmark channel was playing. I may have to reconsider my being a patient here LOL. Kureg coffee maker also available.

There are a lot of better ways to spend a Saturday morning than in a dentist chair. However, if you…read moredo need to do that, I cannot recommend the fine folks at Westerville Dental Associates enough. Dr. Choi, Dr. Son, and their staff were able to fit me in their schedule and provided me with great care and service. They were gentle and compassionate and instantly put helped calm my fears. Guys, I'm someone that hates going to the dentist. I'm stubborn. But the great care they provided for me has made me a lot more comfortable than I ever imagined I would be. If you're looking for dental care -- or like me, deal with a lot of anxiety about going to the dentist -- I highly recommend Westerville Dental Associates.

I felt more welcomed at by Dr. Lordo and his excellent team than I have at some family get…read moretogethers! This team goes out of their way to roll out the red carpet for their clients, even folks just coming in for a cleaning. I have had lots of trips to the dentist since I was knocking my teeth out as a young kid, and I have moved a lot. As such, I have been to many dentists in many states. I have a dental implant, which also requires additional expertise by whomever is treating me. Although I am not a nervous patient, I go out of my way to research a dentist before I try them. I had been seeing one dentist since I had moved to Columbus in 2014, but was inspired to change after that dentist kept trying to sell me optional cosmetic stuff I didn't want AND began the practice of charging hundreds of dollars to insure their normal work (fillings, etc.). After many hours of Googling, Yelping, and cross referencing some other dental websites, I made the decision to try Dr. Lordo's office. Trish, the care coordinator, took the time to discuss my dental insurance coverage in depth. While I am rather well-versed in dental coverage because of having so many procedures done, I was happy she made a point to emphasize this before I even sat in the chair. I have had times at other dental offices where I have had to stop people from doing things and ask, "Hey, is this even covered by my insurance?" Trish indicated the practice takes pride in being absolutely transparent and I could tell from this initial interaction they meant what they said. Also before the appointment started I was given a formal introduction to Dr. Lordo and Dani, who would be my hygienist. They all listened as a team as I talked about why I was coming to them. They made a point of taking genuine interest in what I did for a living (which is not exciting), which was very sweet of them. Next, Dani did my cleaning. Again, I have sat through dozens and dozens of cleanings, as I have made a point of going to the dentist every six months for a cleaning for many, many years. I drink coffee, tea, and wine-- everything that stains your teeth--so there is always some scraping to be done. I didn't realize quite how rushed the cleanings I have received in the last couple years had been until I had the pleasure of Dani conducting my cleaning. She took the time to really do a super thorough and excellent job. Even now, a day and a half later, I can notice the difference. Finally, Dr. Lordo did an initial exam. I had been feeling like I might have been starting to clench or grind my teeth in my sleep within the last year. My last dentist didn't say anything. Dr. Lordo and Dani both noticed signs in my mouth that this might be happening. Even better, Dr. Lordo explained why it was likely happening. And even better than that, this explanation didn't result in Dr. Lordo and his team trying to sell me an additional service or procedure. We discussed monitoring it and we discussed what additional signs should move me to seek treatment. Dr. Lordo also pointed out a few things in my exam that, while likely benign, he suggested I touch base with my primary care doctor about. This signals he understands dental health is connected to a person's overall physical/mental well being. Dr. Lordo's team also followed up with my previous dentist to find out what kinds of x-rays they could obtain from them. They could have insisted on taking these x-rays themselves without going through the trouble so they could charge my insurance. I appreciate them saving me the room in my deductible and saving me needless exposure to x-rays. My cleaning concluded, I made my appointment to come back in six months and went on my way. I was already very pleased with my whole experience. Then, about 5 minutes after I had left the office, I got a voicemail: it was Trish, the care coordinator. I had mentioned off hand when we were chatting initially I was thinking about getting some supplementary dental insurance through a carrier that offered such a program. Trish mentioned some of their current patients used policies at that carrier, and offered to try and find me examples of the policies she had seen from them. I said that would be great, but didn't expect her to take the time to find it on the spot. Trish's voicemail said she had found the paperwork and she was going to send it to me. This afternoon, one day after my appointment when my mail arrived, the paperwork was there! Dr. Lordo and his team have impressed me with their level of service, their expertise, and their genuine care. I would highly recommend them to anyone.

I was scheduling an appointment for a cleaning and was asked for insurance 3 times! I was not…read morenotified by this dentistry team that I was not in network til after treatment and billing to check out. I asked front desk and no one had a explanation or would admit it was a miss. So they just bill out of pocket then advertise in house insurance to back up your own in the future. Very unsatisfied and will not be returning due to the lack of communication and no accountability.

Dr. Thai has been nothing but helpful throughout my entire treatment, and her staff is always so…read morewelcoming

loved them for my braces and the head orthodontist is very nice and so are her employees.read more

Found this place on Groupon when I first relocated to Columbus and I have been with them ever…read moresince. The staff is attentive and friendly and overall the place is just GREAT! I have referred 5 people since I have been a client and they all talk highly of the establishment. This is the place to go to if you want to feel like a person, rather than just a number.

I dislike having to update my review to such a low score, but after going to a new dentist and…read morereceiving such drastically improved care, I can't let my 5 star rating stand. I started off absolutely loving Linworth Family Dental. I truly enjoyed my visits and cleanings in the beginning. The staff seemed close knit and their website appeared to bolster that sense of closeness. But after a couple of years, I noticed my favorite hygienists suddenly no longer working there. It started off with one or two staff, but then it felt like at the next appointment, I didn't recognize any of the hygienists. I understand that people move, change jobs, etc, but I was a little concerned. Another reason for my low rating is that with each passing appointment, more and more advertisements for beauty procedures (like Botox) were put on the walls. I've seen plenty of offices with pamphlets, which I understand, but it got to the point where they had a huge retractable banner in the lobby and pictures of clients (which happened to be staff) taped to the walls of every single exam room. It felt more like a cosmetic spa than a dentist office. An additional reason is that the cleaning during my last visit was very sloppy and rushed. The hygienist was a young girl who kept telling me about how stressed she was for losing the key fob to her dad's Mercedes Benz. She kept stopping to tell me the story instead of focusing on the cleaning. When it came time to put fluoride on my teeth, she globbed so much on that even my fiancé told me he'd never seen so much caked on someone's teeth (and lips) before. And the worst part? I was due to have my gums measured, which she told me at the beginning of my appointment, but she forgot to do it. I was so frustrated by the end that I didn't even bother to press. I just wanted to go. It was also at this appointment that I found out the dentist I had been seeing had left the practice. My last reason for why I won't be returning is because of the receptionists. My fiancé accompanied me to my last appointment and waited in the lobby while I had my cleaning. As we exited the building, he said he could hear the receptionists behind the front desk speaking poorly about a patient. He said it was uncomfortable sitting in the lobby hearing it all. I find that disheartening and unacceptable. TL;DR: Linworth Family Dental used to be a wonderful dentist office but the quality has gone downhill and the care is nowhere near what it used to be. I cannot in good faith recommend this practice anymore.

Best dentist office I've ever been to. Office staff, hygienists, dentists, [Dr. Loren] all are…read morefabulous.

Originally, I came to them because it had been a while. I was nervous about my dental care…read more But after today's interaction, I'm starting to wonder if "oh you need all the crowns" is the new "sure, your wisdom teeth are fine TODAY, but in the future? You'll be in pain!" profit grab. I'm sorry that I had to reschedule day of, but giving me attitude because I'm sick and can't make an appointment kind of destroys the whole "how can we make you smile" when your reply is "well, we have a three day cancellation policy." Cool! I'll take my teeth elsewhere. And the entire vibe starts to feel off when they start pushing constantly for dental surgeries. I guess, as with all things, always get a second opinion. I'm not convinced they have my health or well-being at the forefront of their mind - or else, I guess, I can show up and vomit on them so then they can complain about "why didn't you cancel if you knew you were sick?"