I initially had a decent experience at the office. I really liked Cat and had a good impression of Dr. Freeman. But after Cat left, I had some negative experiences with the new office staff. After I spent more time around Dr. Freeman, my opinion of him changed as well. I was shocked to hear how he spoke to the women in his office. He's very condescending and speaks to them like they're idiots. There's no other way to put it. If he speaks to his staff like that in front of patients, I can't imagine what goes on behind the scenes. I feel very sorry for them. When it was time to schedule my next appointment, I told them that I couldn't support a business that thinks it's okay to treat women the way they do. Bottomline, he's patronizing, not just to his staff, but to his patients as well. As other reviews mentioned he's a big fan of out of pocket extras. Night guards, whitening, gum treatments. You name it. I've never had any dentist tell me I had gingivitis. Dr. Freeman made it sound like my gums were so bad that I was lucky to have any teeth at all. He insisted that I do his gum treatment, which was painful, expensive, and traumatizing (I have a terrible dental phobia so this was worst case scenario). I've never had any dentist before or after say anything about gingivitis, so take that for what it's worth. One positive is that they use gas for adult patients with dental anxiety, which is hard to find. They also adjusted my night guard for me for free (after they tried to pressure me into buying one from them for $700), so I appreciated that. I moved out of San Francisco earlier this year, and no matter how many times I tell them that I've moved, they continue to call and email me to schedule appointments. I eventually blocked the number. read more

I had such a great experience at this office last week. I had problem with one of my fillings for a couple of years and had to replace it for a few times. Dr. Khoshvaghti did an amazing job and made me a beautiful and comfortable gold inlay. My tooth is fixed like nothing has ever happened to it. His friendliness and his chair side manner is exceptional. I went back a few days later for my hygiene appointment. Cheryl the hygienist greeted me with smile and was very polite. She was very gentle and thorough and did a great job doing my cleaning. I highly recommend Montgomery Street Dental. The front desk and rest of the staff are also super friendly and accommodating. read more

Dr. Freeman runs a good, tight ship. Both he and his staff are friendly, accommodating, knowledgeable and considerate. They take extra care to ensure that their patients understand what needs to be done as well as making sure that they don't do anything that is causing discomfort. Something Dr Freeman is big on is fitting patients with night guards. At first I was skeptical, but once he explained what the benefits would be (and seeing as I had to be fitted with a crown because I'd fractured a molar from clenching in my sleep) I agreed. It was a little strange at first, but I've come to see it as all benefit with little to no inconvenience. I've also come to realize exactly how much pressure I was putting on my teeth at night! Thank you to the entire staff at my dentist's office! You all rock! read more

I love Dr. Freeman and Cat who is no longer there, but I had a dental emergency today where I could barely open my mouth and I was experiencing INTENSE pain. I called the office exactly at 8am. The new desk lady while nice, didn't sense the situation. She spoke with the new Dr, Alireza, and they said come in at 3:45pm. I called another dentist who said "Come in ASAP" and gave me a shot of pain reliever for my TMJ and referred me to an oral surgeon. I'm not sure I'll come back to this office now that Dr. Kenneth seems to be semi-retiring read more

Typical scare and siphon dentist. Initial consultation came with endless upsells. When I finally yielded on a "deep cleaning" after years of nagging I requested that they submit a pre-estimate to my insurance. The staff pressured me saying "insurance always covers this" and that I really should have it done before the year ends. (I'm sure the books liked the revenue in that fiscal year). I had the procedure done and sure enough insurance didn't cover it (no evidence of bone loss). The twice annual cleanings were good, but the upsells on unneeded procedures left a bad taste in my mouth. read more

Okay. I had been seeing Dr. Freeman for 2.5 years. Regular checkups every six months. I love dental hygiene. I mean it. I love flossing and I love brushing my teeth. Sometimes I floss and brush after lunch. This is probably because I am genetically predisposed to weak teeth and I have had a million cavities. So when I was seeing Dr. Freeman, he told me that my gums were all swollen and I had gingivitis in a few areas. What? Fine. The dentist probably knows better than I do. I don't have a DDS. So I continue to go to his office because all my coworkers went there. I had to refuse his constant badgering about buying a mouthguard and a Rotadent (look this up. i think this was something people used in the 80s before other choices showed up.) The dental hygienist cleaned my teeth during each visit and I never had to get a filling from him. Fast forward 2.5 years later. Got a new job and Dr. Freeman was no longer in network with the insurance. Went to a new dentist. He told me I had SIX cavities. Ok, what the f. I had been to Dr. Freeman every six months for the last two and a half years and he didn't let on about any cavities. Did they somehow appear within a few months? You're thinking I went to a crook dentist, aren't you? Me too, at the time. So I went to a second dentist, sent him the x-rays from the old dentist without saying a word. Oh guess what, SIX CAVITIES IS RIGHT. Holy freaking moly. Dr. Freeman either hated me and wanted my teeth to rot or he has no idea how to look at x-rays. How could a dentist not catch 6 cavities? Turns out the cavities weren't small either. I saw a picture of one. It looked like the decaying tooth of a demon in a horror movie. That crap doesn't develop in a few months. New dentist said that it had been brewing for a while. You're thinking, how did I not have a mouth in pounding pain with 6 cavities? I don't know. It's a blessing and a curse, but I never feel the cavities. My teeth have had so many fillings that they're numb to pain. In conclusion, while I was seeing him, I thought he was fine, then I switched, and it turns out my mouth wasn't doing fine at all. Do yourself a favor and check out some of the other negative reviews--I'm not the only one with cavities that Dr. Freeman just couldn't see. Please do not go to this "dentist." read more

I went to see Dr. Freeman for the first time about eight years ago. My most recent dental experience prior to that was an horrific root canal and periodontal surgery, where I wasn't numb enough, and didn't have insurance, and it was altogether traumatizing. Dr. Freeman heard that story on day one of my being his patient, and made sure that nothing of the sort ever happened to me again. He was my dentist for seven years, the whole while that I lived in San Francisco, and took excellent care of me and my teeth. His offices are comfortable and state-of-the-art. It's great to be able to watch a DVD and have nice big headphones clamped around your ears, to help keep from focussing on the awful drill noises and vibrations while he's working. Also pleasant that he'll use laughing gas if you want it; personally, I found that this made the time spent getting fillings just fly by! Additionally, I loved the camera with which he could photograph, and magnify, problems on my individual teeth; the time he showed me how I'd cracked my filling by clenching my teeth finally convinced me that I indeed had a problem, and was doing damage, and ought to do something about it. Yes, Dr. Freeman does suggest cosmetic procedures in addition to stuff you need strictly for your health. But I never really felt pressured to do anything; he just presented me with a lot of options, and I chose what I thought I needed and wanted, and declined the rest. I did eventually go for the tooth whitening, which he does with custom-made trays that you take home and use with a prescription whitening gel. It was expensive, but the trays last for years, and the gel is available separately, as refills, if you want to do touch-up whitening in the future. It worked really well, and is great if, like me, you have sensitive teeth. I did also eventually spring for the night guard, and haven't had a cracked filling since! Today I went to my new dentist on the East Coast for the first time -- faculty at Harvard Dental -- and was given a whole new set of x-rays and of course, a thorough dental inspection. The new fellow said, "You truly had a superlative dentist in San Francisco. Please give me his name so that I can refer any patients of mine moving out there to him." Go to Dr. Freeman. You won't be sorry you did. read more

3.5 Stars (for quality of a dentist he's 5 stars) I went to Dr. Freeman for a few years. He's caring, considerate and very good at what he does. Nonetheless, he must have a wicked mortgage or high yacht payments, because this guy will try to sell you everything and the kitchen sink. Nightguards, special electric brushes & toothpaste he claimed was sold at Rainbow for $1 less than he was offering. Most of this done with somewhat of a hard sell. He's very caring as others have mentioned and he does great work. I just can't stand feeling like I'm being pressured to buy procedures and after market grill gear with a used car sales techinique. read more

I feel like I'm consistently in good hands with Ken. I moved out of SF for about 10 years and recently came back to see him. After seeing several dentists in LA I can safely say that Ken is by far the most thorough, detail oriented and thoughtful dentist I've seen. I'm happy to be back in his care! read more

After not having been to the dentist for over 10 years, Dr. Freeman took me in, and fixed me up. I had a root canal that was needed, and Dr. Freeman and his excellent staff made me feel extremely comfortable while they operated. They go the extra mile to make sure you don't feel any pain, and Dr. Freeman explains what he is doing so you understand fully before anything happens. Between the excellent bedside manner, the liberal use of anesthetic, and the T.V. screen for me to watch while they operated, getting a root canal by Dr. Freeman was one of the most stress and pain free operations I've ever had at a dentist. I no longer stress about dental visits and have been much more regular about getting in because I'm not worried about finding out I'll have some horrible operation to go through. In addition, the education Dr. Freeman has given me has helped me to change my habits and be more preventative than I've been in the past. If you're looking for a new dentist, don't hesitate to make an appointment with Dr. Freeman. You definitely won't regret it! read more

Pros: - Convenient location - Dr. Freeman is a very skilled dentist. He really knows what he is doing and does it right the first time. - Great staff: very friendly and accommodating - DVD player & TVs in every chair: the main reason I keep coming back - Clean, bright office. Feels like a first-class operation! Cons: - I found him condescending and disrespectful. I waited years to see a dentist (I was afraid but still no excuse, I know) and I have some issues that need to be fixed. I know I have not made good dental decisions in the past but now I am trying to make things right. I put off getting a cleaning last year because my insurance coverage ran out (see below) and I had to pay $3k for medical treatment for my cat... still I should have gone and paid the $120 out of pocket. I expected a little lecture but instead I was told how irresponsible I was and maybe I should sell my house to pay for my dental work. Even though I was wrong for not getting that cleaning, I still expect to be talked to respectfully because I am a generally responsible adult. - High pressure "sales" ! He takes insurance but sometimes I feel like his trying to milk my insurance for all he can. Bottom line: Dr. Freeman is skilled dentist whose abilities I have the highest confidence in. Very comfortable visits with good distractions, but I feel angry and taken advantage of (due to the sales pressure and being talked down to) most times I leave there. However, if you are not a sensitive person like I am and you want a highly competent dentist then perhaps Dr. Freeman would be good for you. read more

At the start of my visit, I told the dentist that I needed to spend all of my dental insurance money that day and he should take care of any issues I had. We discussed about $1000+ of dental procedures that I did not actually need because my teeth were in great shape. We decided these were nice procedures to have and so we went ahead with them. As I was walking out of his office, he alerts me about a huge cavity that needed to be addressed. This is after I spent all of my dental insurance money. At best, Freeman is incompetent. At worst, he is a scam artist. read more

Never before have I experienced a dentist like this...or a practice like this. The entire team welcomed me. Every person is extremely professional and friendly. Every single interaction with each staff member is a joy. Everyone communicates, and my safety & comfort were paramount to each person who cared for me. Further, everybody takes TIME to explain what they're doing, what to expect, and what to do if something needs to be done differently. The two dentists who saw me each took a LOT of time to explain every possible aspect of my dental and oral health. I learned a lot of things that I did not know before. If you're looking for a dentist, look no further! read more

Everyone at Dr. Freeman's office is very attentive and friendly. Dr. Freeman is very knowledgeable and he is a big advocate of preventative dentistry. He will answer any questions you may have regarding your treatment and do follow up calls past normal business hours just to make sure you're ok. I highly recommend Dr. Freeman! Been going to him for 3 years now and my dental health is continuing to improve. read more

Great Dentist to have. Super convenient location downtown. Yes, he tries to sell you a lot. But he's nice, does a good job, and considers himself quite a rebel! He once told me about how he SHOCKED his dentistry professors when he put headphones on his patient to relax/entertain them. He is such a bad boy!!! I had a bike accident and totally destroyed my two front teeth. He got me in the next morning and fixed them/filled them in. They look perfect and people are amazed when I say that they're half fake! Cat's awesome. She runs the front desk. The new offices are amazing. You can watch DVDs while you're getting your teeth cleaned. Massage chairs too! I've recommended him to 8 billion people over the years. He thanked me by sending a box of cookies to my work--which was highly ironic indeed. The second time they sent me bagels and odwalla. Dr. Freeman...if you read this review will you send me a pony? read more

I started going to Dr. Freeman over two years ago when I worked in the same building as him; nothing easier than getting on the elevator to see your doctor! While I have changed jobs since then and have to travel a few more blocks, I've stuck with him. He's a very friendly guy with a longterm view about taking care of your teeth. The retainer and preventive care changes to my brushing routine were a hard sell at first, but I think they will be worth it down the road. His staff is just as friendly and have been good about prodding me to keep up with the brushing routine. Overall, very happy every time I leave his office. read more

I was a patient of Dr Freeman for more than 20 years, until I moved from the Bay Area. I never once considered changing to a different dentist. I trust this man. I've had implants (cracked teeth), root canals, crowns and regular cavities, but thanks largely to his emphasis on preventive care, my oral health, especially my gums, improved a lot over the years. I've always felt I had plenty of time for questions and got as extensive answers as I wanted, explained in a factual, easily understood way. As for the perceived hard sell some reviewers mention, I've never experienced it that way. I never bought so much as a tube of toothpaste at the clinic, but the welcome remained as warm as ever. I actually think it's a good thing that a dental clinic proffers quality dental products - although at least back when I was a customer they could have done a better job of convincing me that their products actually were ones I should use. Giving handouts with third-party research results to those who show some interest would be good for this, not pitches or vendor materials for everyone who walks in the door. One last thing: love the staff. read more

Something that I've found a lot of Doctors to have in common is just how limited they are in thoroughly explaining the details of a procedure or necessary steps to make to avoid certain health issues. Dr. Freeman and his staff, however, go above and beyond to make going to the Dentist a painless and educational experience. As Dr. Freeman explained to me, too often are patients only treated for their symptoms without explanation on how to maintain their dental hygiene upon leaving the dentist. This in turn leads to constantly "needing" to revisit for purposes that otherwise could have been handled at home with floss and a toothbrush. So instead, once he sees potential for coaching, Dr. Freeman goes into detail giving reasons behind why certain symptoms arise and then expands on what could come about of those situations - his experience is very apparent in how fully yet simply he can explain what's going on in your mouth and that's really important for sustainability. Dental terminology, like most sciences, can sound more like jargon unless properly explained, so you're sure to leave more knowledgeable. And for those that are fearful of visiting the Dentist - Dr. Freeman and his team are very accommodating when it comes to distracting you during any operation. I had well over 4 hours worth of work done in a single day and hardly noticed anything besides the TV screen and comfy headphones. in any position, Dr. freeman made sure that I could clearly watch a few of my favorite surf videos or tune into an episode of Modern Family. Bottom line, I left the dentist excited to take care of my teeth and had a fantastic experience. I don't plan on being in San Francisco for much longer but the confidence that I gained in Dr. Freeman and all of those in his office will keep me coming back. read more

I have the experience of working in the dental field and it has allowed me to make a more informed decisions about who I wanted to see. Can I first say that the front office folks are sweethearts? Yes, Cat and Gary are both very personable (always enjoy the "catch up" talks!) yet professional. Dr. Freeman is a great dentist because of the following reasons: 1. He believes in preventing problems. I would much rather buy a night guard to protect my teeth from all the grinding I do at night than to have to may $$$ later to have implants placed in because of too much damage. 2. His bedside manner is also personable and lively. He is always smiling and enjoys a few laughs here and there. Lighten up people! Going to the dentist can be fun! Why make the "painful" experience more painful by being sulky and serious?? 3. He will spend more than just 5 minutes with you during your consultation visit. He takes the time to really get to know your teeth. 4. He has an awesome assistant named Debbie! The hygienist at this office are fab too-- very gentle and never lacking in efficiency! Their office is very clean and comfortable too... I almost fell asleep during my last cleaning because the chairs are so comfortable! Anyway, 5 stars from me for a job well done. read more

Let my teeth be a cautionary tale to you: If your dentist says you should get a night guard, do it and wear it. I arrived at Dr. Freeman's office having ground off ~1/3 the length of my teeth in my sleep over the past 10 years. This was truly preventable tooth damage that a periodontist told me would cost $35K (!) to fix - by putting a crown on *every* tooth in my mouth :( I came to Dr. Freeman for a Plan B. After going through my history, a detailed exam and current dental care routine, we came up with plan to prevent any further damage and I can likely keep everything for decades to come. With a variety of options we found a plan that will work with my current behaviors (day guard? night guard that fits me better? changes to my daily dental hygiene routine? check, check and check) in order to prevent any further damage. It can seem like he's doing a hard sell but good dental hygiene begins with tools you'll actually use every day and yes, tries to convince you to buy the flosser thingy that is easier for you to use rather than see you fumble than give up on regular floss, etc. And the night guard? take it from me: you can damage the heck out of your teeth by grinding. If you grind, do spend the money, get the guard, WEAR IT. A few $$$ now for preventing wear will save you $$$$$ later. read more

Ken Freeman has been my dentist for over 35 years. He is the best. From the beginning he focused on preventative medicine and how to take care of my teeth so they would last me for the rest of my life. He listens intently to your problems and gives you options for treatment in a kind and loving matter. He was even there for me when I was in Greece for six months and was having intense tooth pain! Everything he and his team does is done with care, gentleness, concern and expertise. In a nutshell you can't find a better dentist anywhere. read more

Dr. Freeman is an excellent dentist. He really takes the time to listen to what your concerns are, is incredibly thorough, and explains all the options. I have been a patient for over 10 years and consider myself to be very fortunate to have him and his team taking care of me. NIGHT GUARDS: I mainly am writing this review to encourage others who Dr. Freeman advises to get a night guard to please seriously consider this advice! I finally got an upper and lower night guard this year and it has really changed my life. I WISH I HAD DONE IT YEARS EARLIER. I may not be able to go back and repair the damage I did to my own teeth by grinding them down while I slept - but at least now I have stopped it from getting any worse in the future. It is also much more comfortable to sleep with than not wearing it because I am a lot more relaxed with it in and it takes a lot of the pressure off my jaw. BOTTOM LINE: If Dr. Freeman recommends you get a night guard, he is looking out for your best interest as a patient - I highly recommend you get one. read more

Dr Freeman is a fantastic dentist. He really cares. He focuses heavily on prevention which makes so much sense but takes patience and dedication on the part of a provider. I am one of those who needs several rounds of Novocaine with procedures and I felt totally comfortable. Py Driscoll, MD read more

My friend, Fred Lee, referred me to Dr. Freeman. Fred was upfront in telling me Dr. Freeman is a pain-in-the-butt who will stay on your case every time you come about maintaining regular flossing, rinsing with hydrogen peroxide and his patented "toothpick" gum self-massage. He will give great thought, not passing thought, to all of your care, whether it's potential problems, regular x-rays, etc., and have frank discussions about what you need to do. Well guess what? Dr. Freeman is the best pain-in-the-butt I've met in dentistry. He's forced me to stay with that routine and as a result I haven't had a single cavity or dental issue in at least 15 years and my teeth and gums are in great shape. The office is friendly and well run and very professional. He even created a terrific nighttime appliance I wear every night that has kept my earlier TMJ issues at bay for years. You can't do any better than Dr. Freeman for your dentist. read more

Been seeing Dr. Freeman for going on 8 years. He is polite, nice, friendly, and knows his business of dentistry. My gum health has improved significantly since he started helping me. I've had under-gum cleaning procedures, and I get 3 checkups a year. His staff is also quite nice and very pleasant. Very easy to get to his office (walking distance to BART/MUNI). Not much else to say, highly recommended. I should note that recently I've been focusing on the self therapy for gums he's recommended specifically tooth pick use to stimulate the gums and in a few months my teeth and mouth are noticeably healthier. He is the real deal. read more

Highly recommend. I've been a patient for many years. Dr. Freeman's dentistry and Cheryl's hygienist skills are expert. Professional staff who adhere strictly to Covid regulations, are top notch. Recently, I have been seeing Dr. Khoshvaghti and assistant Priscilla. They fit in nicely with the level of talent, and add warmth and humor. read more

Dr Freeman is a great dentist. He offers great explanations of the services he recommends and does a high quality / thorough job. I would recommend him to anyone looking for a dentist, as it took me a long time to find a good one! read more

Dr. Freeman is the most helpful dentist I have had. Prior to Dr. Freeman's practice I was wary of dental offices and went in for 6 month check ups begrudgingly. Now I am happy to see my dentist family every 6 months! Dr. Freeman is positive and enthusiastic about preventive dental health and treats your dental hygiene as an extension of your own greater health. He encouraged me to stick to a regiment that was realistic and doable. I have had great results slowly incorporating daily treatments into my routine. The whole staff is amazing! Everyone is welcoming and accustomed to putting nervous dentist goers at ease. There are so many great elements in the office to make patients comfortable-DVD players, Blankets, Neck Pillows are just some comforts I have used. They want to make your experience a positive one! In addition to my 6 month dental hygiene appointments I also have a nightguard to prevent me from clenching my jaw at night. It has made a major impact I sleep and feel in the morning It feels good knowing that I am protecting my teeth, gums and health for the future to come. Lastly, if we do everything that Dr. Freeman advises not only is he saving our oral health but he's saving us money in the long run! (Chew on that one!!!--Pun intended :)) read more

Dr. Freeman is the best dentist I have ever been to. I have always had very challenging teeth and gums, and have gone to plenty of dentists, but I always stopped going. Dr. Freeman really has changed how I feel about my dental experience. He always gives me options for treatment and is clear about what each would entail. He listens to my concerns, and is generous with his time. I really appreciate how he is never disapproving of my teeth! In the past, I've had dentists tell me what a bad job I've been doing, shake their heads, make unhappy faces. Dr. Freeman is direct and honest but without judgement. His staff is really nice and welcoming. And they sent me a birthday card! I have recommended Dr. Freeman to all my friends, especially those with dentist worries. read more

I've gone to Freeman for a couple of years. Plus: 1. Helpful courteous staff 2. Office is nice: drinks, headphones, lcd screens, etc 3. Close proximity to FiDi 4. He does take the time to explain what is going on with your mouth, and then shows it to you on the screen above. Cons: He does upsell ALOT, so I become skeptical about his intentions. Like finding six (six?!) cavities less than 6 mos. after seeing my old dentist who took X-rays and gave me a clean bill of health (Dr. Cavalli, Berkeley). So his suggestions that I also "need" a deep cleaning and a night guard...I don't know how to interpret. read more

I was not very happy with my services as this particular dentist. In every visit I had, I was always told I needed work on my teeth. It was expensive and unnecessary. I have now gone to a different dentist (in Hayward) and I have not had any cavities or work needed on my teeth in two years. My cleaning routine has not changed. I feel the work I received with Dr. Freeman was unnecessary. read more

He's on Montgomery Street now but still the world's most painless dentist with the most helpful staff.

Dr. Freeman does top-notch work -- that I can't deny. I had very good dental care when I was in his practice. But he loses one star due to the way he peddles stuff to you -- he definitely wants you to spend those benefit dollars, but also he has items for sale in-house. I think it's tacky, and I don't like the hard sell. The other star he loses because of his "bedside manner." I found him to be patronizing, not communicate what was going on, and be short with me when I pressed for information. As a result, I experienced my first dentist chair anxiety attacks -- sweating, crying, and then shaking freakishly like a leaf during a few procedures. AWFUL!! He wasn't concerned, and just told me to get some Xanax. I instead left the practice to see a dentist who communicates clearly and doesn't treat me like a child. No Xanax needed! read more

Dr. Freeman has been my one and only dentist since moving here and it has been about 16years. He is pleasant and thorough. I have never learned so much about my teeth. Believe me, I have spent a lot of time and money so I care about them. One of the reviews talk about him upselling - no kidding, I get my teeth cleaned every 3 months and they look good. New facility looks great. read more

Dr. Freeman is 100% the best dentist I've ever had. He takes the time to make sure I completely understand the condition of my teeth and gums before we decide (together) to proceed with treatment. He listens to my concerns and questions and takes me through a 'no-BS' explanation of why I need a treatment, what the treatment will do to fix the problem, and what I need to do to prevent future treatments. Dr. Freeman is very adamant about preventative practices that focus on what I can do to spend less time in the dentist chair. He does not leap ahead and push me into unnecessary treatments or procedures. The Dental Hygienists are also very thorough and have the same patience and respect for patients that Dr. Freeman does. They explain everything and are very kind. The front staff is very accommodating and makes me feel so welcome every time I walk in. When I come in/leave they all make a point to say hello and goodbye. They are very fast in generating cost estimates for treatments and getting insurance information. On a more personal note: I am young in my career and therefore move a lot and always go through the stress of finding new dentists. I also, have really bad teeth (genetics and always being the 0.1% of people who have all of the dental/gum problems). Under the care of Dr. Freeman and his staff, I had the following treatments and procedures: Scaling and root planing (non-surgical gum disease treatment), root-canal and crowns, filing down/reshaping old and poorly applied fillings, fillings after removal of cavities, dental cleanings, buffing a broken crown, and getting a night guard/retainer. I've had way more treatments than an average person gets in their lifetime and I'm only 26. Dr. Freeman has provided me with outstanding care and professionalism. He has also given me the preventative practices that will last me a lifetime and help prevent a lot of new problems and dental work in the future. *****IMPERATIVE Point for my fellow TEETH GRINDERS: Wear your night guard EVERY SINGLE NIGHT (and during naps if you can). I didn't wear my night guard every single night and I broke one of my less than a year old crowns eating a bean burrito. I had ground my teeth again and again without my guard to the point that the structural integrity of my teeth and crowns were becoming compromised and a super soft burrito was all it took for my teeth to start breaking. WEAR IT! Dr. Freeman (and whoever his provider is) makes really nice mouth guards! WEAR THEM! It makes all of the difference. read more

I've been going to Dr. Freeman for 23+ years. He's a super competent dentist and the office is really well run. His approach emphasizes prevention, for sure. I didn't get off to a great start in life taking care of my teeth, but Dr. Freeman and the team there have me in a reliable routine that has kept my teeth and gums in good shape. I've had a lot of preventative care and the occasional dental emergency and it's all been good with Dr. Freeman and team. read more

Dr. Freeman and his staff provided me with the best dentist experience I have ever had. I had some pain in my mouth and his staff were able to accommodate me that week itself. Dr. Freeman took the time to really understand and properly diagnose the issue. They did not push products at all. read more

I REALLY liked Dr. Freeman's office. From the moment I stepped into my first appointment I really got the feeling that they were an efficient office. I didn't have to sit around wasting valuable time to fill out my history records, etc. They waited to have me do that until after x-rays while my x-rays were developing. Smart. Dr. Freeman wasn't around during my first visit because he likes to do separate consultations from your actual cleaning. At fiirst it seemed slightly annoying that I'd have to go BACK in again, but I was glad of it during the actual experience. I have NEVER, EVER once had a dentist spend as much time with me as Dr. Freeman did, and since my insurance covers both at no cost to me - no worries here! Usually the dentist comes to see you for all of five minutes, pats you on the back and that's it! I spent an hour and a half, if not two, in Dr. Freeman's presence. He noticed I had lost a filling and offered to fix it for me right then and there, even though it would take extra time over my appointment. I know that Dr. Freeman CAN be a bit overzealous about advocating night guards, but I was already aware of my problem and the need for one before ever stepping into his office. We really discussed my jaw clenching issues logically and everything he said made lots of sense. I felt like he was talking with me and discussing rather than just talking at me. I also really love the night guard he made for me. It's comfortable and TINY! No big, tray-style guards...we live in the 21st century! I really appreciate that he's big on preventative measures and thought he was very polite, friendly and personable. I thought it was really nice when I got a voicemail from him (not his assistant...the actual dentist) asking if my nightguard was fitting okay. Both people who work the desk are so sweet and friendly. They have tv you can watch during cleanings...nitrous if you want it for a cost. The hygenist I had was pretty gentle - my last dentist office was a very nice place that felt very full service, but their hygenists were brutal! Not the case here. It just felt very full service and I've found my dentist! read more

Just changed dentists as I changed jobs. They managed to squeeze me in on very short notice. Dr Freeman spent a lot of time with me going through my history and explaining a ton of information when I went for my initial exam. In addition my teeth cleaning was pain free - I have very sensitive teeth and always get jolts of pain when my teeth are cleaned by a hygienist. Not this time. read more

I have been a patient of Dr Freemans for 13 months and I am extremely happy with my experiences there. To be completely honest my teeth have never been this clean, which has provided me with a new level of confidence. He doesn't pressure you into adding anything to your daily routine; rather he strives to find a system that best works for you. I would even recommend his practice to my grandmother. read more