This is probably one of the most fascinating and hilarious experiences I've ever had as a parent…read more When I say this I mean it's pretty incredible to see a father son team dress up like cowboys and engage with your child so they're able to feel comfortable getting their teeth checked. Let's face it, most of us grew up fearing and loathing the dentist much like we do the DMV. My daughter was in awe when she was there and she keeps talking about how fun it was. These guys are definitely passionate about their field and about taking the fear out of a child's dental experience Thanks guys!

I just have to say that I'm now 26 years old and I remember this place!! I was showing my husband…read moreall the pictures. I felt so welcomed there when I was a kid and I loved it (well as much as I could for a dentist) remember drawing pictures of horses for him. Such a good atmosphere and if you want your child's dentist appointment to be less painful, go here

Care: 100% Type of care: 1st time visit for 5 yr old and a…read morepossible tooth injury assessment Office Experience: Dr Sarah and Carina along with the office dog Bohdi put my granddaughter at such a level of comfort we honestly felt like we were visiting friends AND NOT A DENTIST . In my 5 yr old grands words: " I hope Dr Sarah is my dentist . She is sooo polite and kind and gentle! I can't wait to go back !" Our experience was above top notch! Knowledgeable and an easy bed side manner that I did feel like I was visiting friends! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!!! Felt prices were reasonable- granddaughter has free dental care but willing to pay out of pocket to avoid using Medicaid dental

Dr Sara is a great dentist. She's very knowledgeable about her field of work. She's amazing with…read moreher patients. She made sure my son was comfortable and showed him everything she was doing. He had a good experience at Magnolia pediatric dentistry.

Great dentist, great staff! Pure high quality and friendly attention to detail. Never seen a…read morebetter run dental practice.

The staff is the absolute best! Dr. Creisher is spot on. Dental work has always been a thing, who…read morewants to go to a dentist, but after COVID delayed my regular care I couldn't wait to return. Their COVID precautions and new equipment for aerosol particle maintenance were spot on, and while likely adding increased stress, you would never see it on their faces or in their interactions. Definitely recommend!

Overall they are a good place but they are never on time. It's always amusing that they ask YOU to…read moreshow up in a timely fashion but they are never ready on time. If you're late, they're charging you, but when they're late, you should be patient. Every time I am here, it's the same thing, we're running behind, you'd think they'd learn to stay in time.

The quality of the office has diminished greatly after being acquired by Smilebuilderz. My children…read morehave been patients for twelve years and had their appointments cancelled because we did not confirm a text. They did not leave voicemails on either of our mobile phones and do not call from a published number so how is someone supposed to know who's calling. I was always impressed by their customer service but not anymore. We are transferring care.

I've been a long time patient of Dr Rizzo's for over a decade having moved my entire family over…read morefrom another practice. I never felt like my teeth were sparkling clean and smooth after a cleaning until we moved to this practice. With that being said I would get cleanings every three months for that great feeling and to be proactive since I didn't have dental insurance. Fortunately for the most part I'm blessed not to have dental problems so the majority of my appointments were for cleanings. More often than not I was assigned to a hygienist named Cathy. I always knew what to expect with Cathy, especially as the years went on. She worked swiftly but meretriciously to descale, pick, floss, and polish. She limited chit chat to the beginning or end of an appt and kept the conversation relevant, sweet, and short. I always left with that squeaky clean feeling in less than an hour, even with my twice a year examination with the doctor. Unfortunately Cathy left about a year and a half ago and two new girls were brought in to take her place. I've seen each 2-3 times now. I now have dental insurance and after my first two experiences have stretched out my cleanings because frankly I was so annoyed with the process and didn't leave satisfied. The first gal, although nice, friendly, and very cautious makes you work. Hold this tool, hold the suction, etc. She also leaves you feeling like you had a spit shower, which I can't stand. When she sprays water goes everywhere and when she works on you the way she positions her hands puts saliva all over your face. I hated every cleaning I had with her and finally asked for a permanent note to be put in my chart not to book me with her. I know I'm not alone because hubby had the same experience and also requested to not be put with her. The second gal isn't much better, and frankly is slightly worse. She is so slow, with a cleaning taking over an hour. She chit chats the whole time, even when I tell her I'm going to relax and take a nap. She stops working often when she's talking about anything and everything, but nothing relative to my appt. She seemingly expects a response, even when I have tools in my mouth. Her cleaning method seems to have no rhythm or reason. She picks this tooth, than moves to the top and picks another instead of moving straight across focusing on the top or bottom before moving on. She doesn't descale. When I run my tongue across my teeth they don't feel smooth. I've also asked not to be booked with her also, but was told there's no one else. Since neither clean exceptionally well I'd rather leave annoyed from the constant chatter than leave with dried spit all over my face. Yesterday was the last straw. The constant talking was working on me. She had to know that with her mask and the fact that she talks low that I couldn't hear half of what she was saying. I mentioned multiple times I work two jobs and am just going to relax throughout this procedure, thinking she would get the hint. Nope, the chatter and stopping continued. I watched the clock as the time moved on and thought of a million other things I had to do and how this was eating into my time. Than she snaps my permanent retainer. One I've had for years and tried to say it was loose. I call BS. Tells me I have to go to the orthodontist to fix it. More BS. Now I have a wire sticking out in my mouth and cutting my tongue. Dr Rizzo comes and tries to tell me it was loose. More BS. I told him it needs reglued now. His response was the turning point for me as he didn't seem concerned at all about my comfort. Claiming he sent his assistant home and "didn't know where any of the supplies were". I insisted it be removed because obviously I can't walk around and function with a piece of re-barb darting out of my mouth. He had the hygienist sand it. Pieces of powdery tooth filled the air. She hit nerves and skinned my gumline. He took a pair of pliers and forcefully yanked off the other side, leaving my entire mouth sore and feeling like my teeth are loose. He sands alittle to remove the remaining glue with even more force than his hygienist. She mumbled something about it was loose and was sorry I had to go thru this but never acknowledged it was her fault. I left in a huff now even more inconvenienced than before because now I have to somehow work an orthodontist visit into my budget and schedule. I had to take Tylenol to relieve the pain and now bleed when I brush my teeth, even though it's now the next day. It really pains me to leave this practice because Dr Rizzo has been great all these years but I just can't endure another cleaning experience here, and whatever bill I get from the orthodontist I WILL be forwarding to them.

The staff is rude, and the dentist is worse. New patient, and he came up behind the back of the…read morechair and stuck his fingers in my mouth before he ever said hello or even announced he was in the room. When I called to have the x-rays they had done moved to my new dentist it took a second call and over a month for them to respond. The hygienist did not even lost all of my teeth and seemed afraid to do her job.

NOT GOOD! We scheduled an appointment months ago (in February). I called today (April) to…read morereconfirm the time, ONLY to be told they do not see patients after 17 y/o. HELLO why weren't we told this when the appointment was scheduled back in February! Don't bother with this dentist office - very unprofessional and not a care in the world. Sadly we now have to wait until July to see a real dentist.

They did a good job cleaning teeth, but they didn't have any of us adults come back to see the…read moreX-rays, and proceeded to say that they needed to pull teeth to my minor son. Communication is always key, and here, it wasn't...

Dentist 10/10 Front desk 10/10…read moreStaff 10/10 I came in from the emergency dentist over in York and just walked right in because I couldn't bare the pain anymore of the tooth that was affecting me. I told them what was happening and within a matter of minutes I was taken back, had imaging done and had the tooth extracted. After they helped me schedule and referred me to another oral surgeon for my wisdom teeth that require sedation. I know the reviews to this dentistry are a little off putting but they're from years ago. I can say I'm so happily taken care of. So glad I came in because I couldn't bare another day.

So my son had his oral surgery and needed to have it in two appointments due to potential setbacks…read more During the first surgery, he was sent home without pain meds, we called after the second day as he had substantial swelling and pain - I could not reach anyone. He suffered through - it was rough. His second surgery, they provided pain meds and steroids to help with swelling - which went very well and healed quickly. Fast forward to my daughter with all 4 wisdom teeth impacted and in pain. Consult and surgery date set without an issue - until roughly a week before surgery - oh "we no longer participate with your insurance" - so now we are back to square one with trying to find a surgeon to help her and guess what - NO ONE TAKES NEW PATIENTS! not impressed... if they were going to discontinue her insurance why not be forthcoming?

My six year old had her first cavity filled today. I was dreading the appointment because of her…read moreanxiousness surrounding dental visits, but the team at Sunshine made this appointment go so smoothly. They played a movie she requested on the tv, explained everything they were doing before they did it and really made her feel at ease. I could not be more grateful!

My child was referred here by out dentist for a dental procedure where they recommended my seven…read moreyear old get 4 caps on baby teeth as an oral procedure (our dentist does not complete oral surgery on children). We did the procedure, everything went great, they were paid the $4,000 for the procedure. We went to our follow up appointment, everything healed nicely. We continued to see our regular dentist for the next 2 years with regular checkups, no cavities, and three of the 4 caps fell out with no issue. The last cap was difficult to come out when it fell out, it had a horrible odor, my son immediately got a fever, and then within two days developed half a dozen oral blisters on his tongue around the capped tooth area. His gums became inflamed and bloody. After a week of saline washes, mouthwash, peroxide cleaning and lots of oral hygiene we felt we needed to call the dentist. We called Sunshine since the issue was a result of the capped tooth. When we called the receptionist informed me that the capped tooth had fallen out and they had nothing to do with the things going on in his mouth and that we should wait a little longer. She then told us she could get us an appointment in 4 weeks. I told her the only reason I was calling was because my son has never had anything like this happen and it appeared to happen immediately after this cap fell out. She asked if we were seeing the dentist regularly and maybe it was a result of not seeing the dentist. I told her we go every six months to our regular dentist, upon which she told me again, since the cap fell out it was not their issue and they could see him as a new patient but couldn't guarantee they would be able to do anything. Needless to say, called our regular dentist back and they got him in within the same day. Don't give this place your money for oral surgery! Ask your dentist for another referral.

Dr. Po and her staff are always super kind and provide excellent care. Highly recommend. Office is…read morevery clean and up to date on the latest technology.

Doctor Po is kind, gentle, and professional. She gives back to the community in various ways. I…read morehighly recommend this practice.