I feel like this office does a great job making both kids and parents feel comfortable. Open…read morecleaning and exam rooms, tvs ceiling mounted for every chair. Staff is friendly and does an excellent job makings kids feel confident, answering questions, and teaching the kids how to manage their own oral health. Payments can be split between parents. No issues with this location.

where do I start...from beyond rude office staff to flat out being the worst place to take your…read morekids. My daughter had a check up in July they said she was fine no cavities. Here is is February we take her to a different dentist after the lady in the office wanted to be rude beyond measure and come to find out she has had a cavity for OVER A YEAR. I don't know what kind of business they think they are operating here but it sucks and I would absolutely not recommend this place to anyone

They always do a great job with our kiddos. The kids never want to leave! I really appreciate that…read moremy kids look forward to the dentist instead of being afraid of the dentist!

From the owner: Dr. Paul and his staff are committed to providing the best in comprehensive and compassionate…read moredental care for children of all ages and cooperation levels. We aim to make every dental visit enjoyable and stress-free, and parents are always welcome in the treatment area.

Dr. Jennifer was amazing. She was ten stars. She is NOT at this practice anymore. There is another…read moreDentist there. He didn't introduce himself and they don't even let you know that Jennifer isn't there anymore. I figured he was just a new employee until my daughter told me he did her teeth. She got a few fillings and had problems with a tooth ache. I called to speak with Jennifer and was told she is no longer at the practice. I took her to a local dentist here (because I traveled an hour and a half to keep my kid with her). The new dentist I took her too had to correct it. They had to file the tooth down because it was affecting her bite. Fast forward.... i took her back to the new dentist for a cleaning and xrays. Guess what??? She had to remove the filling clean it and redo the procedure because it wasn't cleaned. To make matters worse is they will have to redo the others too. Smh I wasn't going to share, but after I found out I wasted my time in Charleston I could not let this pass. If anyone else has problems PLEASE get another dentist to look at it. Don't make the mistake of taking your kid back and doing further damage. Listen to them when they say it hurts.

Dr. Jennifer and staff were incredible! They helped two nervous kiddos have a successful trip to…read morethe dentist.

Just had my daughter's first dentist appointment here and was thoroughly impressed by all the…read morestaff. The receptionist and hygienist were both extremely kind and patient, as was the dentist. They all made sure that my daughter was happy and comfortable throughout the whole appointment. Didn't have to wait at all and there's a great kids area for kids to play if they do have to wait. Highly recommend Sweet Tooth!

They provided pediatric dental care. And they know exactly what they are doing. The people at the…read morefront desk were so sweet and kind. The nurses were also the sweetest ever and the dentist himself was so patient and nice with my boys. This is definitely a place to take young children and it's definitely a place you want to go to if you want to feel at home.

Root canal was done improperly by Julian... I went to an endodontist who fixed it for me after my…read moreface blew up with facial cellulitis due to the improper treatment by Julian. I had to go to the hospital emergency room two times and now stuck with thousands of dollars in bills and loss of a pay wages. Also Julian and his office refused to take responsibility, even though the endodontist told me it was Julian's fault because he missed a root in my tooth... there were 2 roots and Julian only treated one so I was walking around like a ticking time bomb. I am going to get a lawyer now.

Blown away by the friendliness and compassion from the entire staff here. We just moved to the…read moreCharleston from out of state, and of course, my tooth started bothering me days before Christmas. I called them on a whim after reading so many good reviews. They squeezed me in right away, and I'm pretty sure the dentist and assistant worked through their lunches to take care of the cavity on the spot. The dentist was conservative in her recommendations, which I really appreciate. She was also very attentive and responsive to any and all of my concerns. Everyone from the front desk to the assistants and dentist were so unbelievably friendly and nice. I will definitely be taking my entire family here from now on.

We LOVE Hilton Dental! My wife and I have been going there for years. The staff is always so…read morecheerful, friendly, and helpful. They treat you like family. And they truly care about the health of your teeth. Dr. Hilton has a ton of experience, which always puts us at ease. He treats his patients like family. And he runs a well-oiled office. We hardly ever have to wait in the lobby before our appointments. And we always get nice reminders before each appointment. Since I started going to "Dr. H" for regular cleanings and checkups, I haven't had any more cavities. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!

I am incredibly disappointed with my experience at your office on Monday, 02/15/2016, and will not…read morebe returning or speaking highly of your office ever again. Let me begin by stating that my issue is with Dr. Hilton. The rest of the staff was incredibly helpful, nice, and accommodating. The dental hygienist that has done my dental cleanings during both of my visits to your office provided the best cleanings I've had. The week before my appointment I requested a prescription for valium to take during my appointment due to the fact that I do not handle the drilling when I get fillings well, and was not in a financial position to pay $85.00 per half hour for the nitrous gas. I have taken both Xanax and Klonopin in the past, and did not experience any relief in anxiety with either of them. I spoke with my psychiatrist who, unlike a dentist, specializes in these types of medicines and he stated that in some cases patients do not respond to benzodiazepines. As I had never tried valium, I thought it might work to calm my nerves and anxiety for this appointment because it was the more affordable option. I took two 5mg pills forty-five minutes before my appointment, and was still just as terrified before and during the procedure as I would have been without the medicine. I didn't feel drowsy, or out of the ordinary. On the drive there, my husband commented that I didn't seem any different than usual so he was confused as to why he had to drive me. During my visit, multiple times, I told various staff members that the valium was not doing anything. I know they relayed this information to Dr. Hilton because I heard one of them tell him as I was lying in the chair and unable to respond or defend myself due to my mouth being full of equipment. His response to the technician was, "oh.. she's definitely feeling it," and then looked down at me and said, "hellllooo.. are you with us?" to which I responded with a nod because I was unable to speak. I was completely lucid, aware of what was going on, and incredibly anxious. Once I was able to speak, and prior to the drilling, he asked me why I was so anxious about the procedure. I stated that it was just something that had always made me anxious, and I wasn't sure why. He then proceeded to say to me, "we do this stuff on two year olds all the time, and they're not scared. Two year olds can handle it." 1) Two year olds do not have the mental capacity to understand what is about to happen to them, therefore they do not have the ability to be scared, 2) That was an incredibly condescending, demeaning, and rude comment to make to a PAYING customer, and 3) people do not necessarily need a "bad experience" to have a fear of something. There are plenty of people with a fear of heights-does that mean that each and every one of them has fallen off of a mountain, therefore creating that fear of heights? No. During my dental cleaning and prior to my cavity fillings, I was able to have a completely normal conversation (when my mouth was free of tools) with my hygienist despite having already taken the medication that Dr. Hilton seemed to think was affecting me despite me stating otherwise. As cleanings do not bother me, I was calm and alert. Once I got into Dr. Hilton's chair and witnessed him blatantly IGNORE and DISMISS my worries (what "doctor" dismisses a patient's concerns??!), I began shaking and crying involuntarily because I was terrified and ANXIOUS (you know.. anxiety.. the thing the medicine that wasn't working was supposed to help with) about the procedure. As I was already numbed and there, I opted to stay and get the cavities taken care of, but will NEVER return. I requested the nitrous before Dr. Hilton began, and he didn't even respond with a yes or no. He simply moved forward with prepping for the procedure. Upon leaving your office, my husband commented on the fact that I seemed incredibly anxious and that I didn't appear to be out of it at all despite the valium. Additionally, I felt the same and would have been entirely capable of driving myself home had he not been there. When I got home, I researched whether or not nitrous and valium could be mixed, AND called my primary care doctor to ask if there are any adverse effects of this mixture. Both my doctor and my research confirmed that the two could be mixed. While I am extremely frustrated that I sat through six fillings crying, shaking, and tensed up when I could have been given nitrous, my main issue is with the treatment I received from Dr. Hilton. I don't know if he's just been in the business too long, and has stopped remembering that the patients are the ones that pay his bills at the end of the day, or if he just doesn't care, but I have never experienced such blatant disrespect from any type of medical professional.

"Can I go to the dentist today, Dad?"…read more That's the question my 7 year old often asks when bored on the weekend. Generally I kind of sit baffled, wondering if we have the money to support the kind of lifestyle my kid wants of constant dentist appointments. This idea of leisure-dentistry is so foreign to me that I sit, perplexed, and wonder what the world has come to, that my child does not want to go to the movies, or play sports, or even watch cartoons. No, it's Saturday. My kid wants to go to the dentist. Maybe, you think, the dentist is slipping my kid some heroin. My little one has become a drug addict and is just trying to get his fix. But no, when I take my child in, I'm with him the whole time. And it's.... well... it's a very fun dental appointment. When I think of my own dental appointments as a child really all I can think of is holding my breath and waiting for them to be over, but here, kids are relaxed, they can have fun, and the whole experience, from top to bottom, is designed to put both parents and children at ease. The front desk staff could not be more friendly or more efficient. A pet peeve of mine is when doctors run late, especially with kids. Now, granted, this is unavoidable especially late in the day, but I've never been late here. But their front lobby isn't too shabby either. While these days they still have you wait in the car (to avoid COVID spreading, etc), the front lobby is clean and welcoming and inviting to children. The hygienists are friendly and kind. They speak to kids at their level, and are gentle. They put both of my kids at ease right away. So much so that, yes, my youngest wants to keep going back. At the end of the treatment, Dr. Randy is a godsend. He's kind to kids, straight forward, tells you what to look forward to, what to look out for, and genuinely cares about his patients. If he could be my general practitioner, I'd do it in a heartbeat. The kids interact with him and have fun. You can tell that besides being a dentist, he's a good man, and this is a good operation to be involved with. At the end, what my son really wants. The toy. See, they give the kids quarters and they get to play the toy slot machine to see what kind of toys they get. They're always good. And I'd like to say that my son just likes his teeth cleaned, but no. He's just a sucker for materialism. But that's okay as long as he keeps brushing.

Efficient, professional and exceptionally patient and caring with young children. Very thorough and…read moreeveryone took time to explain x-rays, treatmentent and give preventative advise. Hands down best dentist my children have been to ( this us our 3rd)

Dr. Reese and his team have provided wonderful care for my kids and made having braces a smooth…read moreprocess!

Reese Orthodontics provided a great orthodontic experience for my daughter. They always had…read moreappointment times available, the staff is super friendly and caring, and they answered every and any question along the way. My daughter loved having braces and now loves her smile thanks to Reese Orthodontics!