After the state threatened Peak over their billing practices, they have since admitted their errors…read moreand corrected their billing. I've updated my review accordingly. Took about 3mo to resolve and get the refund.

From the owner: Peak OMS and Dental Implant Center practices a full scope of oral and maxillofacial surgery with…read moreexpertise ranging from oral pathology to wisdom tooth removal. We can also diagnose and treat facial injuries and perform a full range of dental implant and bone grafting and soft tissue grafting procedures. Our team is trained in assisting with I.V. sedation within our state-of-the-art office setting. All of our surgical and anesthesia assistants maintain ACLS certification as well as DAANCE certification (Dental Anesthesia Assistant National Certification Exam) which only a small percentage of oral & maxillofacial surgery offices can attest to. Call to schedule an appointment!

Front desk service representatives, Latica and Mandi always provide me with top-rated 5-star…read moreservice. I would rate them 10-star if I could!! Dental Assistant, Cassie is phenomenal in making me feel comfortable and explaining everything she was going to do before doing it which I really appreciate that approach. Cassie is talented, engaging and professional. Dr. Holland, besides being extremely competent and compassionate, always puts a smile on my face and is the only dentist in my life who has ever genuinely complimented my eyeglass frames and hair style! She made my day and then some.

This experience went from GREAT to I am NO longer a customer/patient and will never return…read more I don't know if what they do is legal, but it is definitely not ethical. The issue with my first visit was when the hygienist asked if I wanted a fluoride treatment. So, not knowing it'd be EXTRA, because she didn't tell me, I was like... "OK". I didn't know until after my appointment was over that she was trying to upsell me into extra services without disclosure or letting me know how much. At the time, I thought she was confirming that I was ok with it (because some people have concerns with too much fluoride). I don't work in the dental industry. I don't know what I don't know. I also do not recall any other dentist ever asking me this question, so also thought it was something they confirmed and/or provided at this newer office. When I go to the counter to "check out" , she says I owe $40.00 which was surprising as this was a covered visit for a standard cleaning. That's when I realize what that hygienist pulled. I could ask if you want mushrooms & onions with your steak and not tell you it was 40 extra dollars, too. Would they like that?? I sure didn't think a few minutes it took for a "fluoride treatment" would be $40, either. Don't try to sell things to people as if it's part of the service by not saying how much it will cost, period. I had a filling redone as I've had several times in the past. All of my fillings are from when I was a young child, so they deteriorate and I am used to needing to get them redone. I have never experienced having to pay hundreds of dollars for the procedure as I've always had dental insurance. They told me this huge price, and so I asked why would I need to pay you $400-$500 for new fillings? My insurance should cover 80%, and they said back to me NO JOKE -- they are charging me FULL PRICE "up-front" and will refund me "later" after my insurance has paid their part. I do NOT consent to paying money that I do not owe! And why should I, as the patient, be out any money for weeks and/or months before the insurance was applied? That's not on me, that's the insurance that takes long! Like, what is this? I have never at any insurance whether dental, medical, eye, tell me that I pay full price for everything out-of-pocket up-front and then I have to wait for a REFUND after the insurance processes? What in the world is this nonsense. I the patient, your dang customer, why would I hand over my dollars for you to hang on to INTEREST-FREE (are they making interest on MY money? -- while we wait for insurance to process, if so, that would be theft as that is my money and therefore my interest). Is this LEGAL? It's definitely NOT ethical & unheard of. Then, when the company I worked for changed hands, so did the insurance provider. Wynkoop Dentistry caught wind of it (somehow) prior to a cleaning appointment and texted me to say I better go upload new info to some random link platform or else I'm gonna pay full price. Again with this always trying/threatening to make me pay full price?? I had it at that point. I'm at work and I have stuff to do and if I don't do their clerical work for their office then my punishment is to pay them money for my "free" cleaning? You can absolutely forget it! They pay staff by the hour to do that work and if it's more convenient for ME to give you new info when I come for my appointment, that's what we're doing. Learn some humility - this office gets paid because I choose to go there and be their patient/customer. They don't get to make demands or threats when I'm the reason they're making an income. Then they have the audacity to say they're sending me these ridiculous texts so that my appointment goes "smooth" and so that I don't have to "worry". I had NO worry!!! None, zero, zilch. I know with 100% certainty of my insurance coverage. The [previously nonexistent] worry came AFTER they sent me these text threats! It would have been "smooth" otherwise if I came to my appointment & provide the updated insurance then, like other offices do! I liked it is a very modern office, but they're passing on costs to patients it seems to me. I'm sure the dentists don't blink at fancy meals, live in multi-bedroom/bathroom homes, and probably have second vacation homes while I have a 1BR apt, so no they don't need "my" money that bad. There were some other positives I had prior them trying to basically extort money from me, but forget it at this point, those positives are washed away since I won't return. This is all female dentistry, too, so something I'd want to support and it's really freaking sad this is how these ladies operate. There is not a shortage of dentists and I can find a new one in 5 minutes. Y'all ought to be ashamed and I'm really curious if this is something the governing dental licensing bodies would say are appropriate business practices.

I've had dental work done in Tennessee, Virginia, and now Colorado. Having just hit the big 5-0,…read moreI've had a good bit of work done in each state at various practices. Sloan's Lake is by the far best dental practice I've ever dealt with. First and foremost, they're clinically excellent. Both Dr. Pollack and Dr. Rojas have a passion for their craft and it shows in the uniformly high quality of the care they deliver. I've never had anything less than full success with any of the procedures they've performed. They're quite simply outstanding. Additionally, Dr. Pollack, Dr. Rojas, and the staff are just fantastic people. I don't know if I could ever call going to the dentist "fun" but I had as good a time as I possibly could have on each of my visits. Another way to say it would be that while it's not as fun as a Broncos game but for a dental office, it rocks. This last point may be the most important: The dentists here have a holistic approach. They're less interested in treating symptoms -- and let's face it, that's what most dentists and doctors do -- than in treating the underlying causes of ailments or better yet heading the ailments off all together. I've learned that what goes on with our teeth, jaws, and all the other stuff up there has a huge impact on our overall health. By focusing on my holistic health, Sloan Lake has vastly improved not only dental health but my health overall. Their approach is different and I'm elated with the results. I cannot recommend them strongly enough. Give them a shot, you'll be glad you did.

Wow! Dr Pollock and the entire time is the real deal! They were able to identify my TMJ and treat…read moreit using Invisalign. If you suffer from chronic headaches, jaw pain/ tightness and restless sleep I highly recommend going for a consult. I could not be more thrilled with the outcome! Before and after pic posted :)

They got me in for a root canal very quickly, diagnosed an issue two dentists had missed. Dr Spence…read moreGibbs was kind, sensitive, very concerned about ensuring no pain. Very high tech, advanced imaging. And they offered headphones so I could listen to my own tunes and mask that awful drilling sound. 12 out of 10!

I had a wonderful experience at Cherry Creek Restorative Dentistry. Being new to the area it was…read morehard to get an appointment at other offices. They were able to fit me in right away and provide me with much needed care immediately. They were thoughtful and helpful along every step of the way and always responsive to my concerns. I can't recommend this practice enough!

Whats the place called again DORA for malpractice. Hope you guys know you denied me a root canal…read morethay was covered under my insurance. If you go back youll see the appointment and process already started when i came to you. Its called grandfather in. Theres a medical name for it of course. So people make sure you have your stuff together before coming here.Horrible experience there, I just walked out. First I had to call them twice to fix my name When I showed up my name was still spelled wrong. The dude at the desk was snotty. Then after that, I had xray , went sat in a chair more xrays, some maybe a doctor spoke to me, from that point she started speaking so fast , she went dropped me to another person who spoke to me so fast the only thing i understoodwas 990 dollars to pull the tooth. She again she spoke so fast to get me out the door. I left there feeling like I was being shoved out the door. All this took 5mins. How i go in there for a root canal, and walked out that fast.Now I have to get the tooth pulled. I'll be writing reviews on yous on every platform I can find So now I have to get ahold of my other dentist to get this fixed. Really want to thank you guys for wasting almost 3hrs of my day to get there and back home. Such such horrible people, I kind feel like trash after that. Just throw this out there as well. I am a Disabled Navy Vet. Don't give me that fake response. You guys have my information. Number email even my address. I shouldnt have to contact you #vets don't come here

I hadn't been to the dentist in over a decade. My dentist was amazing. Most all staff were kind…read moreand helpful. I would have to say it was probably the best dental experience I have ever had, considering how humiliated I thought I would feel. They treated me with respect and dignity.

They always take great care of my teeth and make each experience great everytime. I've had some…read moreissues with one tooth and they are always able to help out.

Feels like a sleezy operation to me. Engaging their services a few years back, and then involved…read moretaking an impression. The impression was stored retrieved and made another purchase and then later the impression was thrown out without my notice. Very little care to fix the problem or even address it when promises were made to investigate it on their half, they never returned the call that they promised. I would stay away from this operation is it doesn't seem ethical and I think it's the end of its leg. It's in the heart of downtown Denver and the parking is awful. They're better choices in my opinion. An empathic and straight forward communication is important to me.

I have been with this practice for over two decades. My former Dentist, Dr. Gillespie and my…read morepresent Dentist, Dr. Ouellette, are top notch in their profession. The Dental Hygienists also perform at very high level, including Shannon, who I met for the first time on March 26, 2024. No problems, only good results over a lot of years. Ron A.

I've been visiting this office for about 18 years! That's hard to believe... dr ouellette took over…read morea few years ago and the level of service remains strong. He's a pleasure. On my most recent visit, Kit cleaned my teeth. I was impressed by her efficiency and precision. My mouth never felt cleaner!

Unfortunately, since I wrote my first review, University Dental Arts has come under new management…read more Everything I said complimentary in my last review is null and void. It appears and feels it is all about money now. Expensive treatments and procedures are pushed were pushed upon me at every turn. If you weren't spending the money you were treated as if you were a bother, so much so I left the practice because of that feeling. Even with free cleaning and exams under my insurance, I never left UDA without a bill. It is just a shadow of its former self, and that is a shame.

Never thought I would say this, but I actually look forward to going to My Dentist, Dr.J and…read moreeveryone else over there are phenomenal

What an incredible place! Not only did Dr. Hoelz make my teeth perfect (especially compared to how…read morethey were), but the staff is impecable! I always felt Dr. Hoelz, Araya, and Karl (Karla) were interested in how my life was going and what I had been up to. And they always remembered what we had talked about 6 weeks earlier :) Great place, great people, great teeth... highly highly recommend! *also I see people talking about how they are only open two days a week. However, if you do your research you'll see that it's just that location. So if you have an issue that needs to be fixed immediately, rest assured, a different location will be open and able to fix you up! (Happened to me 2x when a bracket fell off and I was seen same day or next day.)

They are impossible to deal with over the phone!! They're open two days a week and do not answer…read morethe phone, return calls, or tend to any administrative requests. The previous owner performed my dental work, which was great. The post treatment care has been awful.