Dr. Prather and his assistant Jen were amazing. I was very nervous. They explained everything that…read morethey were doing each step of the way. Even with all of the anxiety I was feeling I felt absolutely NO pain. How can a root canal be done with NO pain. I don't know how but they did it. I fully recommend Kokomo Emdodontics and Dr. Prather.

I called because my tooth was causing pain 2 weeks after my appt. My dentist had not received the…read morereport yet!! The receptionist was extremely rude about it and said I can't control the mail!!

After my dentist moved away I was wondering how I could find someone I would like as well…read more Needless to say I have! The experience was great from beginning to end.

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I had a root canal on a damaged molar this morning. After the initial discomfort of numbing…read moreinjections, it was pain free and even the level of noise was minimal. I actually fell asleep (with no sedatives) and napped through the latter half of the procedure. The staff - desk staff, hygienist, and Dr. Fisher - were all welcoming, friendly, concerned about my comfort and convenience, and very respectful and professional in practice. They were transparent about the cost at the time the appointment was scheduled, and it was within norms for this procedure on this type of tooth (I am a health economist and epidemiologist and have access to good data on pricing to compare it to). I was referred to this practice by another dentist, and Lafayette Endodontics had responded to the referral and called me to schedule the appointment withing 10 minutes of leaving the referring dentist's office. All pre-treatment paperwork (except for signing off on consent for the particular procedure) was completed with a simple on-line form they sent me a link to and which required less than 10 minutes to complete as a new patient. I hope no one needs Dr. Fisher's services, but if you do I strongly recommend using him.

It seems super strange to review an endodontist, but hey, sometimes you review weird places…read more About 18 months ago, my usual dentist told me I'd eventually need a root canal. The tooth had been vaguely bothering me, so I decided to finally do it, and got a referral to Dr. Patterson. I went in a couple of weeks ago and very quickly got escorted back to the room I was going to be root canaled in (is that a verb?). Dr. Patterson came in and talked to me first, which I appreciated. We chatted about pain management protocols (he's very aware of opioid addiction and helping his patients avoid that), which I appreciated (although I'm not an addict, I have family members who are). He walked me through some of the specifics for my procedure, since there are several options, and explained the various pieces of equipment he was going to use. Overall, he made me feel comfortable with *him*, rather than making my feel like I was just one of ten root canals that day. His assistant made sure I was warm (they have blankets!), and we got started. The procedure itself was painless. I had my headphones on, I zoned out, Dr. Patterson and his dental assistant did their thing. Afterwards, it was a little sore, but nothing ibuprofen couldn't handle. I have a follow up next week for part 2. Three fun facts: #1, Dr. Patterson's father was one of the founders of endodontics. #2, Someone loved their root canal so much they literally wrote poetry about it. #3, If you have errant hairs on your chin that you have to pluck...wait until after your procedure. Your face is all numb, so you can pluck them pain-free! Honestly, I hope I don't have to go back, because I'd rather not have messed up teeth. But if I do have to have another root canal, I'll certainly go to Dr. Patterson.

Regarding: Indy Endodontics (Avon) Appointment Office Personnel…read moreI learned from my regular dentist I had an abscessed tooth and would need to get my first root canal. My dentist said they will provide the referral and 3D scan to the root canal specialists I chose. I contacted Indy Endodontics (IE) because they accepted my dental insurance and received very good reviews. Upon contacting IE it didn't take to long to find out they wanted to charge me up to $315 to do another 3D scan. This was evident when they would not look at the 3D scan my dentist sent them on a CD and then attach in an email using Dropbox. I do not recommend this practice as long as they give a potential patient the run around. It is hard enough to go through a root canal when you have to have a crown drilled through to remove the calcified nerve. After contacting many other independent endodontists, I was able to get the work done more professionally from initial contact to completion. Senior Citizen

Never imagined I'd be writing a 5 star review about a root canal, but here we are. I'm also not…read morerecommending them but if you have to get one, go here. I arrived right on schedule for my appointment and they were ready for me. Ben and the lady assisting him (I feel terrible for not catching her name, but she was awesome) repeatedly checked in to make sure I was ok, thoroughly explaining what they were doing every step of the way...which was super cool because I love to know all the things. As someone with a high tolerance for all things, I was anxious about not being numb enough but I felt zero pain during or after. There's also a word puzzle on the ceiling to keep you distracted, if you're into those.

I tried to call three times today (24 July 2025). they do not answer, nor do they have a voicemail…read moreto request callback or leave a message. This is inexcusable in healthcare, especially when dealing with anything in the head, which is what dental is. Given the chance, I'd recommend your take your business and dollars elsewhere.

Exceptional specialty care from the Endodontist doctors and staff. Both myself and my husband have…read morehad treatment here, mine without further complications. My husband was referred after previous root canal had needed rework.

I don't think anyone particularly looks forward to a root canal. I had one with Dr Nasser earlier…read morethis year and it was quick and painless. I had zero issues. No swelling, no infection and healed up quite nicely. I was out to dinner the same night and people were shocked I had a root canal the same day. I guess there really is a stigma about the procedure and everyone including myself was impressed at the speedy recovery. I returned for my follow up appointment this past week just to ensure everything still looks great. It was really just a formality and for peace of mind. I was reminded of how kind and friendly Dr Nasser and his staff are. If I ever need a root canal in the future, I will definitely return and be way less anxious knowing I can trust him to do a great job! He was also very good about checking in with me the next day and making sure I wasn't in pain. Thanks again!

The moment I met Dr. Nasser, I knew he was going to be excellent at what he does and extremely…read moreprofessional, and guess what? I was right. My experience was like having a football or basketball coach go over all the plays and how we were going to execute them. He had his clipboard out and was going over the plays; I mean, my number 31 tooth. He drew out how we were going to get to the end zone, completion of 31. I say we because he truly got me involved, from explaining play-by-play to going over my X-rays to talking me through as he was preparing my 31. Dr. Nasser, you truly are a professional, sir. Thank you for the great service.

They did a really good job on my root canal very professional courteous, and had very clean and…read moreup-to-date equipment. I would recommend them to anyone.

I had Dr. Mintz for four root canal procedures in late December and mid February. Professional,…read morepersonable and resolute. Then met with Dr. Vail on Tuesday, 7/14, and she gave me a thumbs up on the root canal post-op. While I hope, and I'll do my best to prevent a reoccurrence, if necessary I know who's got me when I'm feeling down in the mouth.

I had an apicoectomy completely without pain. I've had numerous dental procedures in the past, and…read morethis was the first time I had a completely painless experience. The numbing technique was a "drip" system. Prior to the injection, the injection site was topically numbed. The needle was placed gently by Dr. Hart, and the medication was dripped in over a 4-minute period of time resulting in no discomfort during and after the numbness wore off. Dr. Hart was reassuring prior to the procedure. He is an energetic man and was very verbally expressive during the surgery. His assistants were very calm, kind, gentle, and focused on patient comfort, regularly asking if everything was ok with me. The young blond woman at the front desk was very friendly and prompt

The way Dr. Hart and his staff care for me has been so impressive. I can't believe I'm leaving a…read morereview about a root canal, but here I am. Goes so smoothly and they are so caring and intentional about keeping me comfortable.

I cannot recommend this dentist. Every visit left me in worse condition than when I arrived, and…read morethe way my concerns were handled was completely unacceptable. During a filling, I told the assistant my tooth wasn't numb. She insisted it was. When the dentist began drilling, she told me to raise my hand if I needed her to stop. I did, because the pain was extreme. Instead of addressing it, she ignored what I said, continued drilling, and afterward shrugged and said, "too late to stop." She never explained anything or asked for permission to continue. After the procedure, my tooth went from mild pressure to severe cold sensitivity that lasted for weeks. I returned, clearly in pain, but the dentist refused to see me. I was only allowed to speak with an assistant who told me to "be patient." When I called again, I specifically requested to see the dentist and was told she would see me. She still refused. Her assistant sent me for a root canal. I got the root canal and then went to Aspen Dental afterward. Their dentist actually examined me and showed the basic humanity and concern every doctor should. I would never return to this inhumane dentist. She genuinely does not care about how her patients feel. This dentist showed no concern for my pain, ignored my request to stop treatment, made my condition worse, and then refused to evaluate the damage she caused. That is not acceptable patient care.

I have always enjoyed coming to this office. The staff has consistently been friendly,…read moreknowledgeable, humorous, and willing to go above and beyond. That is one of the reasons I have remained a patient for about five years, why my husband began coming a few years later, and why even some of my grandchildren now come here as well. Until recently, I have always handled my own billing directly. At the end of my appointments, I typically stop at the front desk to schedule my next visit or pay my bill. If insurance did not cover the expected amount, I was contacted, and I made sure the balance was paid. At the end of March, my husband received a letter from a collection agency stating that he owed a balance. He called the agency immediately to find out why, only to learn that the bill was actually mine, even though it had been placed in his name. At no point was I contacted directly to let me know that I had an outstanding balance. I then called the financial department at MFD to ask several questions: Why was I not told about this balance during my last visit? Why was I never contacted directly about the bill? Why was I never called regarding the balance before it was sent to collections? I was told, "because he is the head of household." I found that response inappropriate and unacceptable. I handled my own bills before my husband ever became a patient at this office, and I never agreed to have my husband made responsible for my account simply because he is the insurance subscriber. To me, this feels at minimum inappropriate and arguably discriminatory. My husband providing the insurance coverage does not make him responsible for my personal financial obligations, nor does it justify failing to contact me directly. What was equally disappointing was the lack of concern shown when I raised this issue. This is a serious matter, as billing errors and collection actions can affect a person's credit and financial standing. Unfortunately, when I came into the office for my appointment today, I also felt uncomfortable because the staff's behavior toward me was noticeably different. The usual friendliness was replaced with a more distant attitude, and there appeared to be whispering about me that was unprofessional and upsetting. To be clear, my complaint is not about Colleen, who is an excellent dentist, nor about the majority of the staff, who have generally been wonderful. However, one poor experience can significantly damage trust and confidence in a practice. I would appreciate the opportunity to speak directly with Colleen about this matter and the way it was handled. Please contact me directly using my phone number listed in my file. Sincerely, Gina Chambers

Amazing! Dr. Jonathon Coudron performed my root canal today 7/22/26. In my lifetime I've had three…read moreroot canals and this by far was the best experience. No discomfort. Great chair side manner. Everything went nice and smooth from the time I made my appt til the time my root canal was finished.

I had my first root canal today and all of my fears no longer exist! What an amazing experience!…read more Thank you Dr. Coudron and staff! You are all amazing! Charise M.