I've been a patient of Dr Kelly McCracken at the Amazing Smiles salon for about 2 years now. I have…read morenever had a dental office or a dentist make me feel so at home and comfortable! I'm notoriously one who avoids the dentist, out of fear of pain, from some bad previous experiences. This is all but been erased by the great staff at amazing smiles, and I look forward to my appointments! Do not hesitate to make your appointment with this fantastic team!

The dentist Dr McCracken was very nice and attentive to my mothers needs like she did before. Her…read moreassistant Cheryl was amazing. She also listened to my mother needs and concerns and her personality was Great. I she worked with my mom and explained what she was doing to help my mom understand better. My mother is 93.

Fool my 4 year old for her first visit. They were so good to her and great at explaining. Good we…read morechoose to go here!

DO NOT PATRONIZE DR. CHIDSEY's practice. She was very nasty, rude, and obnoxious with her tone and…read moredelivery. When I left her office I felt like the scum of the Earth! Her tone was condescending and degrading. I took my daughter to her dentist office to make arrangements to get dental work done. My daughter is 11 years old. This experience was a disgrace and I'm angry that my daughter had to witness this poor customer service experience with a new dentist. She told my daughter " this is going to take a HEROIC ACT TO SAVE YOUR TEETH ". That is a horrible thing to say to a child. And to top it off...she did not offer a real solution to help ease my child's pain for today. Never again

Amazing people that make a great team!!! They are always professional and take the time to explain…read moreeverything!

I love going to this office. The staff is friendly and efficient. The service is well done. I…read morealways leave happier than I arrived. I've had crowns, fills, a chipped tooth repaired and regular cleanings. No complaints at all. I appreciate them!

Place was very nice, people were very nice…read more I went in to get some information about why all my teeth were starting to fall out. I wasnt given an actual reason as to why it was happening but xrays revealed I had a lot of bone loss and the rest of my teeth were all going to eventually fall out. I decided i wanted to get implants until it was revealed that even with "good insurance" that I was told I had, the insurance still wasnt going to even pay for half of the costs of extractions, bone grafs and implants so then we decided my only other option would be dentures. i was told the process and the costs after insurance and paid for what I thought was everything I was going to need to pay for. My insurance maximum which I think was 3 or 4000 and then what I had to pay out of pocket which I believe was under 1000. I had all my remaining upper teeth extracted and eventually moldings were taken of my upper mouth to start the dentures. I was concerned because I didnt want to go long without something to chew or eat with and Thanksgiving was coming up. I was told I would get my temporary dentures very quickly and those would be sufficient until I got my permanent dentures. I returned several times over the next few months for fittings or alignments or whatever was needing to be done with the goal of I guess, my mouth healing and the alignment being correct before the permanent dentures would be created?. Believe me, I kept asking everytime I went in about those permanent ones. Then one day after my appointment and some adjustments to the fit I was told my next visit would be to get my permanent dentures. I scheduled an appointment for that visit and when I got there, I was checking in at the front desk and the person who was checking me in asked if I was going to be paying right now for the new permanent dentures? I was like....excuse me? Paying for what? I thought I had already paid for everything. They knew of my financial situation from day one which was why we went from implants to dentures. I was never told that everything I had already paid for up until that point was for extractions, office visits and a set of temporary upper dentures. When it was all explained to me, I thought I was paying for all of that and the permanent dentures. I was informed, rather rudely, that it was not and all I had paid for was temporary dentures and if I wanted the permanent dentures I would have to pay quite a bit more. I asked to speak to a manager and was told "I am the manager". By this time I was fuming and I dont do well in those circumstances so I told her to cancel the appointment and I walked out. What I feel I got was some expensive extractions of front teeth. The back molars and what not had already fallen out and I received an expensive temporary set of upper dentures, a cute little cup to store my temporary dentures in at night and several office visits to align or refit the dentures while my mouth healed which I thought was included as follow ups in the overall cost that I had already paid.. I believe they intentionally misled me about additional or hidden costs that were never told to me. I believed that my insurance paid and what I paid up front was the entirety of what my bill would be. My advice would be to ask alot of questions. Maybe even take someone with you if you are intimidated such as I was and make sure you make them give you the total cost of EVERYTHING before you walk out that door. I believe they took advantage of me and for that reason I would not recommend them to anyone or use their services again.

I normally don't leave reviews but this time I felt it was necessary. On my initial visit it was…read moredecided I needed two teeth pulled before a bridge could be replaced, I told the person making the arrangement with the oral surgeon I wanted to be put under and she said ok just be sure I didn't eat or drink anything after midnight. The next day I went to the surgeons office but was told they don't put people under and they were not told this or they would have referred me to another surgeon. I had to find my own oral surgeon which took another week. The week after my surgery I called to make follow up appointment but was told it would be a month before I could get in. I decided the next day to try again and this time they said 'oh yes we can get you in next week'. It took 30 minutes to get the temporary teeth off because the young girl didn't know how to do it and had to get help. Finally after all the X-rays I was told it would be 10 days to 2 weeks for bridge to come in but they would call when it was in. Two weeks passed and no phone call so I called to check and was told no not yet. I asked what number they had and they were using my old phone number even though I gave my new number on my initial visit. I told her to change it and she said she would. I waited another week and called again and she said yes it's in. I asked why wasn't I called and she said they called on the 10th of January and left message. I told her no they didn't because I called on the 16th and was told it wasn't in yet and if they called on the 10th it was a disconnected number. Someone was not being truthful. Once I finally came in to get my bridge it took another 30 minutes for the temporary to be removed and they had to had the dentist remove it who should have done it to begin with. Once the bridge was in place she had me look at in and the color was yellow compared to my other teeth. She said they could have it redone but I would need to wait again. When they initially put the order in they didn't do any color comparison to match my teeth. I told her I had been without a bridge since Thanksgiving and didn't want to wait any longer. This office needs to train their personnel how to do their jobs correctly so this doesn't happen to other people. This was the worst experience I have ever had at a dentist office.

After we set an appointment, I realized my mama hadn't been to the dentist in over 10 years. That's…read morewhy we actually sent the appointment. She wanted dentures after getting all of her teeth pulled years ago behind a health concern. This was our first time going to this office. It was a wonderful experience. I loved how they treated my mama. I love how they seem like a small town office. Every visit we've done since then, they've not only known her but also known me. I love little details like that.

In case you don't get to the bottom of my experience explanation, Aspen charged me for my cleaning…read more(of course that's fine), and then gave me "FREE" x-rays by cutting my gum open, not thinking it was an immediate issue, and causing me to go elsewhere due to the severity of the cut. That cost me $1,102 to have a good, respectable dentist do some invasive stuff. Ever have bone come through a tear in your gum that you have to get shaved and filed down? I can't remember the last time I had tooth pain. It had to be middle school or earlier. Yet a few days after I had my first appointment here, I developed pain in my tooth that they put a filling in after one had apparently fallen out. Assuming it would go away, I didn't give it much thought. As it continued to get worse, I called in to have it looked at, explaining my pain was increasingly worse and I couldn't eat. The receptionist was not friendly and did not seem to take my pain seriously, saying they couldn't get me in for over a week. I have an appointment with Village West Dentistry tomorrow, so I will add to this review once they tell me what Aspen has possibly caused. Should it be unrelated, I will delete the majority of this negative review. However, the part about not taking my pain seriously will stay within the review. Update: Called next day around 11:00 to request copies of x-rays. It was during business hours, but it went to voicemail. I left my name, number and reason for calling. Guess what? I never got a call back. This office is getting on my last nerve. Update: Again. Called next day to ask that x-rays be sent to new dentist. I would have to fill out a consent form (perfectly fine), they would then send that to corporate (why?), and then it would be 7-14 days before they send them. I asked my new dentist about it, and he said he has never heard of a company that couldn't just get consent and then email them all in the same day. Thanks again for the ridiculousness, Aspen. Update: New dentist was able to immediately send X-rays and visit details to a periodontist of my choosing. Aspen can't do that. Update: $667 at a periodontist because the tear from how Aspen took x-rays with the always uncomfortable tabs you have to bite on. They had to use stitches and file bone that was now showing. Update: $1,102 dollars out of pocket because Aspen created a lot of damage from the "FREE" X-rays. If you don't want an unexpected payment plan, probably go somewhere else.

Found Dr Hartman through a friend. He and his staff are like visiting a bunch of family as they…read moretreat you with the up most respect and care.

Everyone here is so nice, professional and friendly. Sometimes going to the dentist can be an…read moreanxiety-inducing experience, but Dr. Hartman and all of his technicians have been fantastic. I have since moved to California, but during a recent visit back to Kansas had a tooth emergency! They got me in quickly, helped fix the problem and all for a reasonable price. I highly recommend this dentist office.

Dr. Drake ruined my smile a year ago. I am on vacation and feeling like I need to edit my smile…read morebecause he messed it up to such a degree. I really wish I would have never met him or his horrible practice.

Had my denture done in November right before Thanksgiving. Dr. Drake did such a great job! Almost…read morecompletely pain free! After the healing process and denture process it came out amazing! I highly recommend Drake Dentistry if you want a great experience! I have never felt so comfortable at a dentist.

Love this place, I was referred by a coworker and I've had a great experience ever since I started…read moregoing to them. Would highly recommend!

After a cleaning was diagnosed to have periodontal surgery. Referred to Foundation Periodontics in…read moreLenexa. Took 3 months to get in for observation and 3 more months to schedule surgery. In the mean time I had my teeth cleaned by another dentist that didn't say anything about bad pocketing. So I scheduled another cleaning with Adams to see if they thought things had changed. They called me the day before my appointment and cancelled my cleaning saying they wouldn't clean until I had the periodontal surgery. I asked about cleaning the other teeth and they refused. Thinking that was odd I had a different second dentist clean my teeth and they mentioned one area may need some in depth cleaning using an oral numbing gel. I'm not sure what's going on in the dental industry but will say always get a second or even third opinion before doing surgery and I have changed dentist.

Dr. Snitker is very professional, friendly, and caring. He does his utmost to minimize the pain…read morewith any procedure. He tries to find the most cost effective treatment that is available. He has a very competent staff who are very efficient and considerate of the patient's feelings. I would highly recommend Dr. Snitker for anyone seeking a great dentist.

From the owner: Dr. Snitker studied at University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Dentistry, where he received…read morehis degree. He has been providing expert dental care for over 24 years. He assumed ownership of the current office location in May of 2018. Dr. Snitker and his staff of experienced dental professionals are well trained and fully equipped to provide the best in general and cosmetic dental services. New patients are welcome, and most dental insurance plans are accepted.