I am impressed and happy with Southhills dental! My family is new to Montana, but we have been…read morecoming here for the last almost 3 years, and they are extremely nice, friendly, and they do a great job. They always are able to make all three of my young girls appointments back to back, so we don't have to make the 30 minute drive to town too often. They go way out of their way to accommodate our needs and they are really kind. My girls look forward to appointments! And my wife and I don't mind them. This is definitely a great place to go!

Everyone is so friendly and the care is top notch. Going to the dentist is not one of my favorite…read morethings to do ( I know that's hard to believe) but I enjoy going to South Hills Dental.

He is so nice i am a mom of 2 have 2 wisdom teeth that need to be pulled the xray was expensive and…read morei got that put towards my teeth being pulled. What a nice and caring guy in general for doing that

PSA: I have NEVER done this... but in light of the last three weeks I must. If you need a dentist,…read morego see Dr Nate Ahlers. He is GREAT! If you need an Endodontist (root canal) absolutely go see Dr Quinn Lybbert. He is AMAZING! BUT, if you need to see an oral surgeon to pull a tooth or have an emergency. DO NOT GO AND SEE DR JASON FLEISHMANN. He pulled a root canal molar that was cracked at the root 13 days ago and I am STILL in 15 out of 10 pain. I've went back to his office 3 times never to be seen my him (even though I've had appts). I've only been seen by his staff (if you can call them that) just to be told that the neck pain, head pain, migraines, jaw pain, shoulder pain and severe earaches that I've been experiencing since his emergency surgery are all coming from my other teeth OR because they had to force my jaw open during surgery. Ummm what? I've requested to see him but he is too busy. In fact, the FIRST TIME I saw him was an emergency referred by Dr Lybbert and the first thing he said to me wasn't "HI", wasn't "How are you doing?" It was "I don't have time for you." And, he said it twice. Both my husband and I were aghast. I should have gotten up and left at that first appointment, but I was in so much pain I couldn't think. Finally after 11 days of being ignored by him, I went to Dr. Nate Ahlers yesterday. He saw me right away. What an incredible guy. Turns out - it isn't my other teeth causing all my pain. It is a dry socket that resulted after Fleishmann pulled my tooth. Now... I need to find another oral surgeon to fix his debauchery and prepare for an implant. DEAR GOD. SO, I'm here on FB telling you... DO NOT go see Dr Jason Fleishmann. He's awful. Stellar credentials aside, he's just a terrible person. My Pharmacist husband is FURIOUS. As he should be. FLEISHMANN has no bedside manner and will have no time for you. IMO, the guy needs to hang it up already and retire if he's going to treat people the way I've been treated by him.

Referred by my dentist to Doctor Jaden Erwin at Montana Implant and Perio for a series of ten…read moreextractions. I was very concerned, but knew it had to be done. After a horribly painful experience at a different Helena dental surgeon, for a single extraction, I felt like a lamb going to slaughter. The pre-op appointment was thorough but easy to understand. My procedure was the following week. It took a hour plus and I was totally sedated. I was still groggy when I was taken home. I never experienced any follow up pain! The extraction sites are sore to the touch, but no ongoing pain or agony. He prescribed pain pills and an antibiotic. Never needed the pain pills. I cannot believe how positive my experience has been. My regular dentist is amazed at how well this major procedure went. So am I. Dr. Erwin deserves ten stars. Highly recommended.

I spent the better part of a day trying to get some information on dental work. She set up an…read moreappointment for me a week later. Katrina asked for my insurance information and took almost a week to get back to me. The day before my appointment she called and told me that it would be 472 dollars for a consultation. Not for the work, or a procedure, but for a consultation on whether they could do the work. What kind of business works like this? If I want to buy a car, do I have to pay 500 dollars to see if I like the car. If i go to a restaurant do I have to pay 500 to look at the menu. All of this just seems rediculous ot me. I told her to just cancel my appointment, she asked why? REALLY!

This is going to be a long read, but I am tired of being dismissed, pushed aside, and unheard…read more On 11/21/21, I went to Montana Oral Surgery in Butte, MT, for what was supposed to be a routine wisdom tooth removal. I thought all was fine, although I remember briefly waking up during the procedure due to the amount of pain I was in after pulling my lower right wisdom tooth. (My ride home could quite literally hear me scream from the waiting room) After the procedure, I was told everything went well. It is noted in my medical records that there were no concerns(???) The days following I noticed that I no longer had feeling in my lower right portion of my jaw. This includes my tongue, gums, teeth, and a portion of my lower lip. I could not taste, feel pressure or any hold/cold sensation. Instead, there was a substantial amount of pain that radiated from my jaw to neck and head. I had let my oral surgeon know, and it was presumed that I had a dry socket and possible damage to my lingual nerve. I was told the feeling would return with time. Two weeks later, (still in substantial pain) I seen my primary, and was told I need to see a neurologist for my nerve pain as my lingual nerve in my jaw was most likely damaged. No one was ever contacted from that referral. I seen my primary dentist shortly after to see if he could help me in anyway. Unfortunately he could not help me either. Two months had passed and I was still in pain, and still had no feeling. I contacted my oral surgeon and asked for help seeking a neurologist or specialist who could help me. He had contacted a doctor in Bozeman who had done lingual repair in the past but he no longer performs this surgery, so he referred me to a nerve special in Seattle at Harborview Medical, as this was the closest option for me that we were aware of. Because of Covid and insurance/referall processes, I was finally able to see a specialist in Seattle on March 10th, 2022. I paid $1500 just to GET to this appointment with no compensation. I was there a total of 26 hours. Below I have my testing and scan results, showing damage to my lingual and IAN nerves. I was scheduled for nerve repair for May 2022, but unfortunately I was not able to afford travel costs as a single mother to go back and forth to Seattle multiple times. Time had passed, I opened a business, I had seen a couple different doctors asking about pain management as my window for repair had closed and the pain is now something I have to live with. April 2024, I had gone back to see my oral surgeon, because once again, I'm still in pain. It was discovered that I have left over root in my jaw. I was told it might be the cause of my pain, but it likely wouldn't change anything. I was scheduled to have surgery to get it removed, but after everything I had already been through, I was honestly terrified of going back to that office and having him work on me again. I decided to call the founder and main doctor of Montana Oral Sugery on 2/26/25. I spoke to the receptionist and explained my situation and that my pain had just gotten worse. I was told "you signed a waiver stating that these things can happen". I understand the legalities, but I didn't sign off on being in pain every single day of my life. I was asked "I'm sorry, but what would you like us to do for you"? I WANT YOU TO HELP ME. I'm so so tired of being in pain every single day. Watching and scheduling out what I eat so that I'll be able to chew my food. Biting my tongue everyday. Slurring my speech because I can't feel my tongue. Tylenol/ibuprofen every day multiple times a day. These are NOT things that I have signed off on. I've seen multiple doctors on my own accord, and Montana Oral Surgery offered me NO solution or sympathy. I have called the Great Falls and Helena offices crying. I'm tired of being told that there is nothing they can do for me. I am past the window to seek legal help. I felt the need to share my story to warn others of how poorly this practice has treated me. Others might have had a good experience, but the last 3 1/2 years of my life I have been in pain and have only gotten maybe 20% of my taste back. This has been a nightmare and they have offered very little to no resolution, no referrals and have pretty much swept me under the rug. This has taken a huge toll on my mental health. I don't even know where to go from here. This practice has completely derailed my quality of life. There has not been a day in almost 4 years that I am not in pain.

As much as I hate going to the dentist, I actually look forward to seeing Dr Claeys and his team…read more They always treat me like family, and are top notch at what they do. Thank you Christian. Dave

They have been working short staffed due to an employee that recently had a medical emergency that…read morerequired time to grieve and a severe loss to that person. They hired someone to do insurance billing for them, but because they were short staffed, they let that person go after only one partial day of training. Then they contacted the person that was out from the medical emergency and loss and wanted her to come back to work, only days after the incident happened, without even letting them have time to get over their loss. I would not want to go to a dentist office that treats their employees this badly. If they don't care about their employees, they are not going to care about their patients.

Everyone I have interacted with at Park View Dental has been very nice and professional. They have…read morebeen very gentle with me and my mouth too. Dr. Mitchell has filled cavities and done crowns for me. Thank you Park View Dental for the great care!

The office is very nice. The staff is very friendly and nice to talk to. The dentist was very nice,…read morehe answered all of my questions. The care that I received was great. I highly recommend.

Not in network for Tricare. The dentists and technicians at this office are wonderful. However, I…read moream frustrated that when I called and asked if they accepted Tricare, they said they did. Come to find out they're actually paid out of network. I found out, because I got a $300 bill for an exam and cleaning. I have zero issues paying for quality, but please make sure you're educating your customers so they're not surprised by their bills

I have been going to the Kieslings since the early 1990's. My entire family have been patients of…read morethem for decades and we love them. Thank you!