No issues. Everything okay. More words? My teeth are…read morecleeeeeeeeeeeean! Really, really clean. And my gums hurt just a tiny bit. This is the absolute last time I will post a positive review. This was too much trouble and took too much time.

I've gone to Anthony Dental for several years and I love them. I have several sensory issues I need…read moresupport with and they've always been great to helped get what I need.

I have finally found my dentist after a 7-year search!! Matt Limbaugh is fantastic! I had both a…read morecleaning appt. and a dental implant which went quickly and smoothly. The implant was a perfect fit and I experienced zero issues. Dr. Limbaugh and his assistants actually listen and take the time to talk to me even though they are so busy. During the implant procedure if I experienced any pain they would address it immediately. They cared about my experience and comfort level. They did everything they could to make sure I felt as comfortable as I could be given the situation, lol! A doctor and his medical staff actually listening to a patient... a reasonable expectation to me, but this is not what I have experienced in the past with other dentists which were highly recommend it to me but we're absolutely horrible... so much so that now I immediately experience severe anxiety when visiting a dentist. Dr. Limbaugh understood and did all he could to make this experience a great one. I have finally found a dentist I can trust and feel comfortable with in fact I'm transferring my son's dental care from pediatric dentistry to Dr. Limbaugh. I would recommend 100% without any hesitation!

Dr. Stephenson and the dental hygienists are good, but the front office staff were ugly to me and…read moreunhelpful. I walked into the office for an appointment within their given timeline for when I could arrive, after I had taken off from work to be there, and they refused to see me. No amount of pleading or explanation would change their minds. Horrible customer service.

When fantastic service is received, the very least a patient can do is say thank you. I'm 70 years…read moreold and still skiddish every time I go to a dentist. Just before Christmas - I had tooth pain- something new to me. I called and Dr. DeJarnette's office was more than kind... they asked thoughtful and direct questions and were able to work me in for an exam- resulting in my first ever root canal diagnosis. Their referral to an endodontist was rapid and I was able to get the care needed and save the tooth. I've been a patient here for over 30 years... and Dr. DeJarnette is absolute tops- professional, kind, takes the time to explain what is going on and very, very patient - with a scaredy-cat like me. This is a rare find in medical and dental practices today... and I've seen enough to know.

I have been a patient here since before it became advanced comfort dental. Have always received…read morethe best, most courteous and helpful care by everyone. Cannot give high enough rating.

My wife and I have been going to Huntsville Dental for many years, it was mediocre, some visits…read morewere good, we had a few revisits when crowns and such didn't fit the first time, etc., but overall was ok. Anyway we sent our college aged daughter for an annual cleaning and they gave her a lot of trouble because she didn't have a copy of the right insurance card, we were just gonna pay cash and look for the card later, but they instructed her they don't have time to see her anymore while she was there in the office. That's definitely a douche bag move on their part, we have been going there for many years. We will not be going there anymore, i recommend folks look elsewhere if you want decent customer service.

I have debilitating dental anxiety that kept me out of dentist offices for almost 20 years. I…read morefinally decided that that state of my teeth overrode the fear of the dentist, and have been seeing Dr. James for over a year now. I was convinced that I would need teeth pulled/implants, but Dr. James was expertly able to perform root canals/crowns for the issues I was having. I'm quite a bit of a crybaby at the dentist (which combines my two greatest fears: tooth sensory nightmare + crying in public) but Dr. James and his team are incredibly patient and supportive throughout my visits. The payoff has been phenomenal. I now smile with my teeth for photos. I was able to eat Chipotle for the first time in years. I can have ice in my drinks again. If you're nervous about the dentist but are looking for an office that will take great care of you and deliver excellent results, this is the dentist you want.

This dental clinic is very patient-centered. At my first…read moreappointment, I was given a long list of future treatments, some of which had high price tags, but as time has gone on, I have realized that they were being transparent as to what they could offer me in the worst case if I were to go all out. Also on my first appointment, they encouraged me to buy ioRinse mouthwash, which I did, and in the three weeks between the diagnosis and my first cleaning, things got so much better that the bill was reduced by a factor of 4. It helped so much that the dentist, who said she knew it to be helpful, told me she was befuddled.

Pampered and painless dental care. My husband and I have been patients at this office for 24 years…read more We have experienced multiple dental issues due to our respective genetic lotteries; cavities, old fillings failures, abcesses, even nerve absorption have required root canals, crowns and a bridge, as well as long discussions about the value of dental implants. Of course DPoW is not the cheapest place to get your teeth cleaned. If cost is your only issue, I'm sure you can find cheaper. I don't think you can find better value. Working within your insurance benefits to get the best value and long term results is addressed from the start. Over the years, one dentist retired, some office personnel have been added, and the technology has been upgraded as it became available. The only thing that hasn't changed is the beauty and comfort of the waiting room and restroom. Think Downton Abbey sumptuous with scrupulous hygiene. The building is set back from the street on a narrow lot so it doesn't appear as large as it is. The exterior is modern and well maintained, and the parking lot is more than adequate (and happily devoid of the sink-like potholes that plague Huntsville). It's easy to miss the single driveway, just north of the Steak Out. Tastefully restrained signs and building exterior are obscured or overwhelmed by the Steak Out, whose building has minimal set back and garish signage. There are steps up to the covered entrance, and a long uncovered ramp for wheelchair access. This ramp is accessed from the handicap parking just to the left immediately as you enter the driveway. This might be a problem for caregivers of those in wheelchairs. Pushing a chair while holding an umbrella is difficult. The heavy downpours we often get in Huntsville make covered pull-thru drop off entrances a blessing for wheelchair access, and DPoW doesn't have one. This is not to say the elderly shouldn't become patients. In all other ways, I couldn't think of a more appropriate office. BTW, this is an all-female business, if that's of any import (my husband's preference, not just mine). Both dentists work hard to keep their education current and their technology the newest, but they do refer root canals out to an Endodontist. The office staff is experienced and competent. The hygienists are all that and more. They work really hard to ensure absolutely no patient discomfort. Patients get warmed neck pillows and comfy blankets. The chairs and equipment are new and each room equipped with a video screen to explain findings. But the most salient feature is this: they absolutely and sincerely care about their patients. There's just no way we could have been fooled over two decades. I can tell when people like being at work. I'm a skeptic. Businesses always pay lip service to the need to project a caring attitude, but they can't ensure it if the people employed don't have it already in their nature, from the receptionists and clerks on up to both dentists. I suspect it's a corporate culture thing and they've let go employees who weren't like them... caring from the get go. There's a private consultation room to discuss whatever, so just ask to use it and be honest about what you can and can't afford. You don't have to discuss how you're going to pay for services in front of other patients. Also, discuss how you want to be reminded to confirm appointments. They use live calls as well as texting and e-mail. You choose any or all.

I went there as a new patient for a teeth cleaning and exam. I was assured over the phone that they…read moretake my insurance. When I got there I was quickly taken back and had my cleaning done. The hygienist was very sweet and kind. When she was done we waited a bit for the dentist. He confused me with another patient and spent a total of maybe 5-10 minutes with me. I told him about a clear concern I had involving a painful tooth. He brushed me off and told me to come back if it still hurts.... I also received a bill in the mail for the cleaning because apparently my insurance was not enough. An expensive lesson learned. I cannot speak for the quality work the Dentist actually does, but I'm not interested in finding out. I will not be back. Pros: staff was very kind. My cleaning went well. The office was very clean, from what I could tell. The scheduling was very open.

Great dentist + great staff+ great facility= great experience! I've been a patient for over 8 years…read moreand I really feel like they care about me and go out of their way to do everything they can to keep me smiling.

I liked this dentist office at first. However, 4 months ago…read moreI broke a molar and they attempted to fix it. It was very rushed and a gap was left in between my teeth. I've been in constant pain since then. I called back a week or so after the repair and the receptionist gave me such a hard time about it that I haven't been back. I am going to find another dentist to thoroughly repair the tooth.

Shortly after I moved here from out of state, I had a dental emergency. I took out the phone book…read moreand called all over, trying to get in. Bailey Cove was so compassionate and told me to come right in, working me into their busy schedule. I was so impressed with all the staff that I quickly became a regular patient. In the year that I've been here, I continue to be a huge fan. The husband and wife dental team are patient, knowledgeable, and compassionate. The hygienists are fantastic, going above and beyond. I told Karen my son needed medication and I was having trouble getting a doctor to see him for a refill, and she got out the phone book and started called pediatricians for me. WOW! I'll never forget that! I'm so impressed with the entire staff and highly recommend... and I'm hard to please and hold professionals to a high level of expectation. They have a firm 5 stars from me... and I'd give them more if that were an option. I just signed the rest of my family up as patients there as well. They are FANTASTIC.

Wow, was really wondering about the comment from CG giving zero stars about a doctor that hasn't…read morebeen in this practice for years, been coming here forever with my family recently met Dr. Baker here . I'm happy, and so is this waiting room full of people so I guess the lesson is reviews don't always tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. This is a great practice!

ZERO STARS!! This is by far the worst dentist & office I've ever been to. Dr Bentley ruined…read moremultiple teeth that I had to get redone by another dentist costing me way more. First, I had a tooth with a stain between the teeth that I asked about multiple times but was told it was fine & it wasn't a cavity. Because she didn't take care of it, I had to have a root canal & crown done when I changed dentists because it was indeed a cavity & ended up deep. Should have just been a filling with her the year before when I asked about it. Then I had a tooth lose blood flow so it sadly passed away. She said it would be fine to leave it. Turns out it needed a crown as well & because it was so much later, the tooth became brittle & I had to have more extensive repair done. And lastly, my back tooth had a cavity just on the side & she said it needed a root canal & to be crowned but when I came in she didn't do the root canal but crowned it when it could have just had a filling. I had extreme pain in that tooth from then on when it didn't even bother me before she touched it. She redid the crown a few times but I ended up having to have a root canal done anyway since she filed my tooth all the way down. Not only this, but she only does half the work! She lets her assistants do most of the work which is completely unprofessional especially with something like a crown! There's also one assistant there, I don't know her name but she's older, and she is extremely rude and unprofessional. She made me feel very uncomfortable about my teeth that I already felt self conscious about. She told me I should get all of my front teeth crowned instead of getting braces and said "they would look so much better" and "they'll have to be crowned one day anyway"...What!? Yeah I left after all that and tried to just move on. Then they call me over a year later about Xrays that weren't covered by my insurance and literally couldn't answer any of my questions. Do yourself a favor and go somewhere else!