Horrible place to go . Highly not recommend. They do not care about patient care will leave you in…read morepain and send you about your way .

From the owner: At Comfort Dental - Barry Road, we're proud to provide high-quality, affordable dental care for the…read morewhole family. Our friendly dentists in Kansas City offer everything from routine cleanings and exams to advanced services like cosmetic dentistry, crowns, implants, and more. We focus on creating a comfortable experience for every patient with personalized care in a modern, welcoming office. Whether you're due for a checkup, need urgent care, or want to improve your smile, we're here to help. New patients are always welcome, and we accept most insurance plans.

After reading Erin L.'s request for a teeth whitening suggestion, I responded with a reply of North…read moreOak Family Dental. Then I thought I should probably review the place because I am really happy with the work they've done for me. This was my reply to her, plus a bit more... "I do not work at a dental office. I first purchased a groupon to North Oak Family Dental Care for zoom whitening. I hadn't had a checkup in a few years so they asked me to have a checkup done before whitening from there or elsewhere. Having moved from California, I did not have an established dentist in KC, so I went to them for my check up and the zoom whitening and I have really had a great experience there. All the ladies in the office are very personable and friendly. Their only drawback is that their office hours are pretty limited. Mon, Wed & Thurs 8-5 and closed on Tues, Fri, Sat, Sun. They have another office, Westwood Dental, which is open Mon-Thurs 7-5, and Fri 9-1. With that being said, I ended up getting a veneer done by them and while I was waiting the two weeks for my permanent to be made, it popped off twice (very common with the type I was having done). Both times, someone came in outside of business hours to rebond it for me at no extra cost and made feel like it was no big deal they came in on their day off I will definitely be going back to them and I now feel great about my smile!." ...I forgot to mention that I went to a lab in KCK to get the color of my teeth matched to create the permanent veneer. I was told this was the best lab in town. At first I was not sure. You go down to a sketchy looking basement to meet with a technician. The facility looks like a high school chemistry lab from the 80's. The woman recorded about 4 different colors she would use to create my porcelain match. She really did do an amazing job! With such a perfect color match, even I forget that I have a veneer.

Dr Bland is great. When my original dentures came out horribly he not only made it right he gave me…read morecustom ones to make up for it. He and his staff are great people and take their time if you have questions. Can't say enough good things.

I was not an established patient here, but had a dental emergency. They worked me in within an…read morehour and saved my mouth! I'm so thankful for them. They were kind, understanding, knowledgeable, and skilled.

Be careful when you pay, they overcharged me maybe honest mistake but it takes forever to get the…read moremoney back or not to get your money at all ! They promised to do the tooth over my implant and I payed for it $1180 and they did a poor job and next day the tooth fall and they said we'll fixed it and they never did so my tooth is in a plastic bag right now and I'm fighting with them for my money and nothing so far This problem started with them since 16 December 2021 and still going on My name is suzana Hotaj and everything what I say is the truth and only the truth

I have had the best experience so far here at Platinum. These wonderful people take such close care…read moreof you. They are kind, friendly and thoughtful. They explain everything in a way you can easily understand. I love these guys! You're missing out if you don't go!

The only good experience was the hygienist. I went in to establish routine care. The dentist said…read moreone tooth could only be saved with a 3k crown or to pull it and get a partial replacement. I did have sensitivity in that tooth so I agreed to have it pulled. I was not experiencing any other issues. But the dentist said I need two preventative filings on the other side. So I took her advice. Which in hindsight not a good idea. I now have trouble with sensitivity and can no longer chew crunchy vegetables without pain. She redid one of the fillings and said if that didn't work it would need two crowns. I refuse to go back again. Then there is billing. It took almost 6 months just for them to get the billing right. The dentist told me I only needed a light cleaning but the hygienist said i needed a full mouth scaling! Smh. So now I am in worse condition than when I started! I feel like I was taken advantage of.

In 2007, I was assistant director of sales at the Raphael hotel on the Plaza. It was a strange…read moreposition, and every single one of the managers who'd worked there under a family-owned administration for nearly 30 years hated my stinking guts. When I bit down on a piece of metal that had made its way into my "employee lunch," and cracked a molar in half, I took it as a sign of things to come. A couple of weeks later, I was let go and escorted from the building. I didn't mind that part so much. It made me feel like some kind of super-villain. In the end, though, I still had this busted tooth. Over the course of the next couple of years, the tooth would abscess, get infected, swell, etc... As one of the uninsured millions, I did my best to find antibiotics, pain-meds, and the like the only way I knew how. I even lanced the thing a couple of times on my own. When it acted up most recently, I had finally had enough. You can't make money waiting tables when your entire head is throbbing and you want to attack everything with a pulse that manages to hove into your personal space. Fortune smiled upon me, though, as one of my tables during a lunch shift just happened to be a group of dentists. Not only were they a great group of people (service industry approved, that is,) they made conversation with me. When my tooth pain inevitably came up, they dispatched with the embarrassment I felt from being uninsured and poor in about thirty seconds and invited me to have it looked at in their office. The Northland Family Dentistry group operates out of an unassuming office in a strip mall just off North Oak Trafficway. It's an old-fashioned place. No computer screens around the place. No mouth cameras. Just a dentist chair and some confident, friendly, and funny workers who do their job quickly and capably. Within a week of my first visit, my mouth was examined, x-rays were taken, and operated on. The tooth pain is finally gone, and at a price I could afford. I'm a little ashamed I waited so long to get it handled, but like a lot of you, I'd rather deal with the pain than put myself in a dentist's chair. These guys made it really easy on me, and fixed my problems just as they'd promised. I could not have been more satisfied with my experience. I now pass this information on to you so that, you, the poor and pained, can find some relief. Good luck!

Very, extremely disappointed in the service I received at Northland Family Dentistry. I drove from…read moreGrandview at the recommendation of a friend. I was deceived when I made the appointment with a very friendly receptionist who made my appointment- she stated they would try anything to help my daughter through the process of getting her teeth cleaned. My friend even concurred. Upon arrival, the front office was dismissive and unfriendly. The dental hygienist seemed in a hurry and kept dropping equipment. She seemed frazzled and unorganized. She seemed inconvenience. When my 26 year old special needs daughter kept saying ouch I asked if they could get some numbing meds for her gums. She was being rough with her cleaning. She kept looking at the clock too. The hygienist said sure, but brought the dentist back with her. He looked at her teeth, but since her lower lip was tight he stated we had to stop her cleaning and go somewhere else to do her cleaning. They only cleaned 1/4 of her teeth. They admitted she had decay, but did NOTHING about it!!!! When I am upset and crying all the dentist could do was slam a paper down (like a child) and state he is doing the best he can. The front desk person was rude about it - no empathy AT ALL! When leaving saw the dental hygienist run out of the office. I knew they didn't finish the job because the hygienist didn't want to miss lunch! She kept looking at the clock - never felt more dismissed in my life! Never go here - they suck! Zero stars.

You would have to be mad to say you love a dentist, but the quality and care I received from this…read moreclinic's staff is above and beyond any experience I have ever had at any dentist ever.

Previous main dentist, Dr. Platt, was great. The new dentist seems a little too eager to have teeth…read morepulled, which makes me suspicious that he's doing that to rack up payment for the subsequent implants (hence the newly added "and implants" to their business name). Also, my father has cancer and needed a dental clearance for a bone strengthening infusion- despite going in person twice (once for the checkup, then again to follow up on needing the letter) to tell the dentist office and provide fax/contact info, the next time we went to his medical doctor, they still had not received the dental clearance letter.

Today my husband had the worst experience! The person on the other end of the phone said "We don't…read moreneed your dental records " The dentist will look at your teeth & determine what type of cleaning you need. It was a 53 dollar charge! He had been going to the dentist in Platte City for the last year for two normal cleanings & X-rays! I've had a great experience there! But this has left me very very Disappointed! They told me one thing & totally the opposite for him! E. J Morris

I have been a patient of Tiffany Springs Dental Group for many years…read more After learning the practice had recently been sold to a new group of dentists, I was hopeful that I would receive the same level of care as in years past. I recently went for a routine cleaning, and I couldn't be happier with the care I received. They are the same warm, friendly group. Both Dr. Cook and Dr. Yip are excellent dentists. I highly recommend Tiffany Springs Dental!

This dental office has some amazing dental hygienists, but the dentist's are another story. They…read moretreat you like you are part of an assembly line, trying to make as much BANK as they can! The only thing they care about is MONEY. If you have a limited income, even if you have insurance, they won't work with you on payments. Even if you've already paid them thousands of dollars already for that dental work.(Apparently their "estimates" were WAY OFF which is also a BIG issue!) It's all about money for them! They don't understand that not everyone going there is loaded with money. They lack compassion when their patients are going through hard times financially. And if they tell you that a visit is "no charge ", you might want to get that in writing because they won't follow through with that promise. They will instead threaten you if not paid immediately. (Which solves nothing if you don't have that money to pay to begin with.) I did find a better dentist (Dr. Flintlock in Liberty) who has a solo practice. He's been a dentist for a long time and genuinely cares about his patients more than the money he's making. He does phenomenal work and his dental hygienist did a great job cleaning my teeth! They DID work with me on the cost of my work and set me up with a way to pay for it. The cost of my dental work was 1/2 the cost of Dr. Smith's charges for the same procedures. It's unfortunate, considering so many people are struggling financially right now because of the HUGE increase in cost of living. Especially taxes and insurance costs. We need providers that understand this instead of them penalizing us because we are poor. Compassion and understanding goes a long way.

Drs. Russell and Smith are two top-notch dentists who have hired the best assistants and hygienists…read morein the city! My whole family loves going to the dentist, as we know we are cared about, not only as patients, but as friends too!

Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Lovely waiting room and clean offices. I leave there with my…read moreteeth feeling so clean.

I appreciate the quality of service, teamwork and professionalism…read more I highly recommend them. Maxine

Please don't go here. The front desk staff is always kind but I should have trusted my gut on my…read morevery first visit. I was sitting in an exam room waiting for the dentist and overheard a conversation amongst staff/drs talking poorly about a patient in a very innapropriate and rude manner. It made me pretty uncomfortable but I have really bad dental anxiety and getting there in the first place was a big step so I wanted to follow through. That day I needed a root canal and two crowns so it was a very long appointment. I felt left in the dark throughout the way and Wendy was not super friendly. Not rude but not comforting either. After that I had to make two appointments for cleanings and a cavity. They messed up my appointments and the hygienist almost numbed me on the wrong side, I explained that I had a cavity needing filled and it needed to be the correct side for the numbing. She switched sides and finished. She was also not very attentive or kind, super rough and not gentle while working in my mouth. Today I went back for my third and final appointment. At reception, I reminded them about the cavity and they said it was on the other side, and I said so should that have been done last week? They completely missed it. I was upset and flustered; I have a lot of anxiety around this, and was informed I could get it all done today but that my entire mouth would have to be numbed. It was so traumatizing last week when she gave me the shots that I was shaking after. I decided to suck it up and just get it done and be done with it. The same hygienist from the week prior, Anastasia, came to take me back and asked how I was doing, I was honest and told her not good, and told her why, she decided instead of just apologizing and understanding, that she'd rather argue with me about what happened. I've been so uncomfortable every single time I've been in this office and I finally decided that was enough. I'll find somewhere else. To be honest I'd rather drive an hour to my old dentist in my old town than ever go to this office again. All of this to also say that the way they price things and charge you for things feels pretty scammy, or maybe they're just way overpriced. Another reason I should have trusted my gut on the first day. STAY AWAY, Find someone who will be nice to you while they drill holes in your teeth. Find someone who won't talk shit about you in front of other patients. Find someone who will numb you in the correct location. Please.