Excellent service, wonderful staff and easy to access. Really happy with this office and have been…read morefor years!

I have gone to Dr. Lande since early in my childhood, a very friendly man. Just had my wisdom teeth…read morepulled recently with zero pain, there is a reason I travel from out of state just to visit this miracle worker!

Without a doubt, the best dental office I have ever experienced. They are friendly, accommodating,…read morereally speak with you to ensure a full understanding before developing a treatment plan. They have state of the art equipment and practices. I always feel like I am in expert care with everyone from the front desk staff, to the hygienist, and of course Dr. Sang. Do your family and friends a favor and bring them here next time they need any dental work!

I was excited to use this company and was sorely disappointed in their customer service. The…read morecustomer service/patient coordinator refuses to meet people where they need to be as far as scheduling is concerned and make things difficult to navigate. I was flabbergasted at the refusal to work with me in scheduling a new patient appointment. They are in my network and it was so upsetting that I am now scheduled with an out of network office due to the willingness of the new office I chose to work with me in scheduling.

The office staff is incredibly friendly and Bernice was wonderful. They provide excellent care and…read morecommunication, a very welcoming atmosphere and efficient. I truly appreciate how they value my time as much as their own. Dr. Springhetti is very personable.

Such an amazing first experience! I stopped in and instantly saw a mini chalkboard "welcome" sign…read more in the lobby with my name on it, as well as the names of the other patients visiting that day. Such a sweet touch. The staff at the front desk were super friendly and I liked how they texted me the forms to fill out during the week leading up to the appointment. I therefore didn't need to arrive early, rather right at my appointment time. I had hygienist Liz and she was so friendly too. She was very informative, explaining everything she was doing and why as we went through the appointment. I had put in the form that I was potentially interested in whitening, so she shared all the information with me (you can do it at home or in office). They also had a welcome package and folder for me with a free toothbrush kit. When I left, everyone told me to say hi to my husband who'd just been in the week before. I was so surprised that they remembered his name and cared enough to bring it up. My teeth feel super clean and I feel relieved to have found a new dentist!

Care is amazing! Dr. Brinson and staff are always professional, respectful and provide quality…read morecare. I am glad I found them as my dental provider.

I can't say enough great things about my experience with Dr. Brinson and her amazing team!…read more The office is spotless, modern and calming, all of the hygienist are gentle and professional, Randi Jo at the desk is so accommodating and helpful. Scheduling is a breeze! Dr. Brinson cares about her patience and has taken time to explain my treatments, answered my questions and made sure I was comfortable. I also appreciate how quickly I can get in and out of the office they are fast and efficient.

I was in and out, very very helpful and friendly staff, I felt cared for. I was anxious at first…read morebut after meeting The dentist, I had a great time For visiting a dental office!

Where shall I begin? My wife had extractions and a 4 post implant put in Late November of 2024 by…read moreDr. Dean Stratman. And the initial impression was great. However, after the final implants were installed in the spring of 2025, things went downhill fast. Whenever we'd have a question or concern and would reach out, it would be like pulling teeth (no pun intended) to get a reply back. Fast forward to today. My wife heard a pop while eating yesterday and the bridge became loose. We go to have it checked out. They said one of her screws broke and tried their best to work on it. The dentist who worked on her couldn't do much to fix it, because he's new to implants and wanted Dr Stratman to take a look at it first. And we find out he's semi retired, be still comes in from time to time. So the receptionist reaches out to Dr Stratman to see her the next time he's there and he said he doesn't want to see her. And the other dentist doesn't feel comfortable to do it. So they refer us to a different place, but we don't know if any kind of warranty or follow up applies to that place. They pretty much left us to the wolves after we paid $30,000 for these implants. But it seems like since they have their money, they don't care at all. My wife is afraid to eat while there's a screw missing. They filled the holes with a temporary foam, but that seems pointless since they just abandoned us. So beware coming there. They'll take your money and will do the initial work. But if you had any follow up, you're S.O.L.

I have been going to Dr. Isaacs for many years. He and his staff are great. This is painless and…read moremodern dentistry with nice people and they also work with your insurance to get the payments. Try it, you'll like it!

DO NOT TRUST THIS OFFICE WITH Restorative Work or Extractions…read more I am writing this to completely warn anyone looking at this office. I was warned by a past patient even before I went for my first visit. I should have listened. Do not let the basic 6-month cleaning reviews fool you. I've been a patient here since 2022, and I am very cooperative, but I have deep dental anxiety. What I personally went through here completely traumatized me. I am not the only one; if you scroll down far enough on Yelp, you'll see that many experienced exactly what I did. Because of this pattern, I will now be contacting the state board of dentistry regarding my care. My first bad experience happened when a front tooth fell out, and Dr. Isaacs suddenly claimed it was a "compromised tooth." He had never once mentioned this to me. as a female and as a person that loves to smile. I would've never delayed on having a crown put on or having tooth fixed as he had just filled a tiny cavity on it. If I would've been told it was compromised, I would've never waited. No one ever wants to lose a front tooth.. If he had actually told me, I would have gotten a protective crown. Instead, he rushed me into a temporary plastic "flipper" appliance that cost me $500 out of pocket, never fit right, and broke almost immediately. the shading of the tooth did not match my own teeth as they did give me a complementary $75 teeth whitening strips.I did not ask for them. They noticed, the assistant did , Not dentist, noticed that the flipper did not match my natural teeth. Even after the teeth whitening, it did not match and that flipper broke within weeks because it was not properly fitted. The response from Dr. Issac's!! "They're not meant to last forever". Didn't accommodate,basically blaming again the patient.The stress was so bad that I delayed going back for months because I was terrified. Pam at the front desk basically gaslighted me after I've had my teeth pulled and stated he's a good dentist isn't he? He's a good dentist isn't he. That's all I will say on that matter.. Last autumn, I finally went back to address two teeth on my right side, fully expecting to receive a standard filling and a crown. Instead, I was told it was "too late" and he extracted both of them. They made another multi-tooth flipper appliance that cost me an additional $Just days after having those two teeth extracted, while my mouth was still bleeding, heavily swollen, and full of active stitches, he forced that new $ flipper into my mouth. I was literally crying and shaking (I am forever grateful for his assistant that held my hand in the room while this was taking place, she was a true angel) in the chair from the sheer pain. Instead of stopping, he just injected my mouth with lidocaine to numb the area to force the appliance in before I left. When I told him it felt like it was going to make my other healthy teeth fall right out, I quote his exact words: "Well then you have something wrong with your teeth."He is the dentist--he is supposed to be the professional who identifies and treats what is wrong with my teeth, not blaming my body for his forceful work and terrible appliances. I take responsibility for delaying care. I will take responsibility for that. With that being said. Who wouldn't delay care after that experience literally traumatized, It scarred me so badly that I never went back and actually had to pull out my own surgical stitches at home. Once the swelling finally went down, not down completely ,enough for me to see the tooth next to the tooth he pulled, I saw a prominent brown spot on the tooth right next to where he did the extractions. I emailed the office instantly.That should have been completely obvious on the X-rays he took. I built up the courage to send them a very polite email asking to come in and have it looked at, again I delayed care because of the trauma, and finally built up the courage months later to reach out only to be completely ignored /ghosted. But the second I sent an email legally and politely requesting my records? They replied within minutes claiming their "internet was "down" all week. But mysteriously their Internet was up and working when I requested my records and they sent promptly. when I say promptly I mean within minutes. Mysterious isn't it. My experience, they ignore you when you are hurting, blame you for their mistakes, and only respond when they are scared of liability. Did I delay care. Yes. As anyone would after an experience like I had. This has been very challenging and difficult for me to have to share such a traumatizing experience, but I feel it's only right to let others know. I should've listened ,past patient when I let them know I found a dentist because our dentist of 20 years had retired. I should've listened so now I'm trying to help others. I am left without a dentist, in pain, and dealing with severe anxiety because of how this office treated me. Avoid this place.

Love this place! The interior is very modern and up to date. The staff is very friendly and…read morehelpful! Went her for my first cleaning earlier this year after having some bad pst experiences at other dentist offices. This place has blown me away, the dentist is very knowledgeable and always there to help and make you feel at ease. My cleanings go so smoothly and they even offer tv in each room to watch while they work which is a nice break from what is going on. Had my first filling appt here of this year and it went amazingly as well. I was fearful at first after having not so skilled fillings done in the past few years but this one went flawlessly. She kept checking on my and her assistants are so kind and helpful too. I felt no pain, the numbing worked perfectly and the fillings were made to perfection, they even made them organically shaped like my original teeth, so no awkward smooth planes that feel weird against the tongue. This office is seriously awesome! go here if you want to receive the best service in the area by a staff that is well trained and truly cares about each experience you have here! So happy I found a wonderful group that I truly trust with all my dental needs!!

Dr. Neal is awesome! He and his staff are funny, kind, courteous, personal and just down-right…read moregreat. His office is immaculate and SO COOL. He has a whole room themed Colts, and the other rooms are equally fabulous. There's even a mounted TV to watch while you're reclined in the chair having your teeth cleaned. I've had my fair share of bad dental experiences so it was a breath of fresh air to encounter a place that CLEARLY knows what they're doing.

I had the best dental experience ever! Dr. Tannous is…read moreincredibly caring and professional, and her team is wonderful. They listened to my dental concerns and gave me the smile I've always dreamed of!

I have been a patient at this Carmel West Dentistry for almost two years. The overall environment…read moreof the office is welcoming, and the reception staff is always courteous and professional, creating a positive experience for patients. Dr. Tannous appears to be a kind and professional individual in her interactions with patients. However, since she has not personally performed any procedures on me--only briefly reviewing work done by another staff member--I cannot fully assess her expertise. During my first visit last year, my experience was generally positive, but I did observe some unprofessional conducts. The dental professional performing my procedure (apparently Aferican American) frequently paused midway, leaving the room to retrieve necessary tools that should have been prepared beforehand. This left me lying for extended periods, which was both uncomfortable and inefficient. Additionally, she loudly discussed my dental findings with Dr. Tannous from another room, which I found disrespectful and unprofessional. Patient privacy should always be a priority, and such information should be recorded in the patient's file rather than announced publicly. Unfortunately, my recent visit was even more disappointing. The same dental professional, who appeared reluctant to perform my cleaning, initially attempted to pass the task to another staff member. When that was not possible, she proceeded with my cleaning but continuously expressed reluctance by making remarks such as "Oh, Jesus, help me." Throughout the procedure, she frequently left the room, leaving me with my mouth open for prolonged periods. She completed only part of the cleaning while repeatedly stating that she did not want to continue. During the process, I began coughing (after alerting her) due to dryness from keeping my mouth open for an extended period and my already existing dry mouth condition. When I informed her that I needed a brief break, she reacted aggressively and abruptly stopped the procedure, stating loudly "I am not doing it". At the reception desk, she further exhibited unprofessional behavior by openly discussing my dental condition in a rude and inappropriate manner. Such conversations should be handled with discretion to maintain patient dignity and privacy. This experience left me feeling disrespected and shocked by the lack of professionalism. Patients seek dental care to improve their oral health, not to be treated with disregard or embarrassment. Given the high cost of dental visits, it is reasonable to expect professional and respectful service. Unfortunately, my recent experience has led me to the decision not to return to this facility. There are many other professionals who treat their patients with the care and respect they deserve. I strongly believe that the staff member in question should undergo further training to ensure a more patient-centered and professional approach to care. I would not recommend this office to others, or at the very least, I would advise avoiding this particular individual.

Dr. Brown is a amazing caring doctor he is the best doctor! My friend was his patient for years…read moreand she had recommended Dr. Brown to me. Many years now my husband and me, and also my friends go to this doctor. My husband was not big fan of the dentists but now he is going to appointment as he is going to meet good friend. Dr. Brown is not working for money (really reasonable) he is working to help. He did a lot of work with my teeth and I always was satisfied 200%. This doctor that I can believe and rely on. I would like to give Dr. Brown 10 stars if I could.

I love Dr. Brown, Very relaxing environment, has friendly staff, has samples,…read more family friendly. Let you know what is happening at all times, make appropriate referrals, and work with your schedule.