Kind and friendly staff. Dr Wynn is a highly skilled, gentle, and empathetic dentist. Office…read moreinvests and stays up to date on the latest technology and practices in dentistry. Strongly recommend for any age range

LOVE these folks. The friendliest group of professionals I have ever had the pleasure of meeting…read more From being able to squeeze us in to their bustle schedule last minute to the procedures for our newborn to the follow up care, they all knocked it out of the park. Thanks!

I have had only a few long term dentists in my now long life. This practice is a combination of…read moreall the best in my previous dentists. I recently visited this practice to get a second opinion. I have been very pleased with the small town feel of this office and the friendly staff. I felt at home since the beginning, which has done a lot to reduce any anxiety I had been having over the work to be done. The office is also technologically up to date with digital xrays, as an example. The doctor seems very savvy and knowledgeable, and is willing to offer good care suggestions and answer all my questions. If you are looking for a new dentist, call Dr. Roger Paul's office for an appointment. Also, there is good parking near the door, which I need. You don't even have to ask for toothpaste, brushes, or floss. It is all available as needed in the reception area.

Dr Paul took me on as a patient after Dr Miler's retirement many years ago. He is an excellent…read moredentist using up to date technology where it makes a difference. They practice also has kind and gentle dental assistants and hygienists. I always appreciate the friendliness I feel when I go into the office.

I couldn't be happier w Valerin Dental. Friendly Staffan Dr Valerin provides dental arristry..I…read morealso never have pain w his work. Beautiful new veneers!

Amazing people, very kind and definitely know what they are doing. Worked well with my insurance.read more

I have been going to Dr. Woodruff for over 10 years. I only trust him with my teeth. I moved to…read moreChicago 2 years ago and have 3 bad experience here. Never again!!! I am happy to make the 3 hour trip to Dr. Woodruff. The staff is amazing and very friendly as well. Keep up the amazing work!!!!

Dr. Woodruff, his dental hygienists, and his office staff are phenomenal. His office staff are…read morelively, personable, and highly knowledgeable. I have been going to this office for my dental needs for almost seven years now. I remember I was so worried during my first visit because it had been quite some time since my last dental checkup. Dr. Woodruff and his team gave me a great deep cleaning, and made future appointments something for me to look forward to. Dental hygienists have rotated out throughout the years. Some are better than others. I advise you to try them all once and then you can stick with your favorite. Do not be shy about requesting a particular hygienist. Dr. Woodruff and his staff are very calm, patient, and takes their time during each examination and cleaning. I've referred my friends and family here, and I highly recommend that you see Woodruff for all your dental needs.

I've had my teeth cared for by Pine Glenn for many years now…read more Dr Pollard has built a jewel of a business. The dental hygienists are fantastic. My most recent visit, Jessica did a wonderful job: pleasant, pain free and thorough. The view outside the window is beautiful with squirrel /bird feeders and nature. The music is calming. The office is also close to restaurants and shopping. The front desk staff are pleasant and competent. I get reminder calls before my visit and rescheduling is not a problem.

Dr. Rice is never, EVER on time. Last four times either I or my children were scheduled for a…read moredental procedure Dr. Rice was comfortably 45 mins late before even beginning! Been a loyal customer for YEARS, decided to part ways with Pine Glen Dental due to their terrible scheduling and Dr. Rice's failure to maintain a schedule and to be on time. A simple filling should not take two plus hours, and no customer should have to sit in the chair waiting 25 minutes post cleaning for a doctor who is literally wondering around the office jabbering while patients sit! Would not recommend Pine Glen Dental!

I have had a lot of bad dentists in the past. The perks of being on public aid throughout your…read morechildhood. So I have always had this massive fear of going to the dentist, and because of that my teeth have suffered. Coming here, I was wary. But the staff from the moment I walked in, to the day I got my teeth pulled, were absolutely amazing. Courteous and friendly, informative, and fairly attentive. I needed 3 wisdom teeth and two busted ones removed, and they helped me figure out cost options (to which we settled on the Care Credit with NO interest for 18 months). Maria, who helped us with the cost options even stayed 30 minutes after close to help us find a reasonable payment plan. And it worked! She was EXTREMELY friendly. Today I had the teeth taken out. They showed the utmost care for my well being during the process, helped me relax, and explained everything about the after care. Dr. Thevenin was pleasant, warm, welcoming, and funny. 100% WOULD recommend seeing him. The Dental Assistant Shanice was wonderful. She greeted us every time she saw us even if she wasn't directly helping us at the time. Her calm and up beat demeanor was probably what helped me stay calm during the procedures. Thank you Shanice! I didn't get the names of some of the other employees, but everyone else I interacted with was friendly and quick. Thank you Aspen Dental, I appreciate you.

I am writing to provide detailed feedback regarding my recent experience at Aspen Dental on…read more06/02/26. Having sought a new dental provider due to my previous dentist of 40 years discontinuing their contract with my insurance, I chose Aspen Dental for its convenient location and immediate appointment availability, despite encountering mixed online reviews. While the staff I encountered were generally friendly, several aspects of my visit were concerning and ultimately led me to conclude that I will not be returning for future care. My primary objective for the visit was a general examination, yet, upon arrival, I was informed that no dental hygienist was available for cleanings, reportedly due to a two-week training absence. This immediately raised concerns about their lack of proactive preventative care. Furthermore, throughout my visit, I observed multiple new employees undergoing training in both the reception and clinical areas, which contributed to an impression of high staff turnover or rapid onboarding that could potentially impact service consistency. The physical environment presented a stark contrast. While the front waiting area was bright and welcoming, the examination room I was led to appeared significantly outdated and poorly maintained. The overhead exam light was cracked and discolored, and the patient chair appeared to be a salvaged piece of equipment rather than a modern, sterile fixture. Disturbingly, a half-empty Starbucks beverage was present in the exam room, raising questions about cleanliness protocols between patients. Additionally, the protective eyewear provided was unwrapped and visibly smudged, and I observed smudges on dental tools and dust on equipment cords, collectively leading to concerns regarding instrument sterilization and overall clinic hygiene standards. Clinically, the experience was equally unsettling. The initial X-ray procedure required multiple retakes, indicating potential issues with equipment or technician proficiency, and I noted the technician seemed hesitant under the dentist's direction. The dentist was incredibly rude. She asked bluntly, "Why are you here?" While I had indicated specific areas of pain on my registration, including a known cavity on the opposite side of my mouth previously identified by my former dentist, this was not addressed or even noted. Furthermore, my attempt to discuss another primary concern - an abscess - was met with skepticism regarding my layman's terminology, rather than an informative professional dialogue to clarify its nature. She asked, "How do you know that's what it is?" I told her I don't, that's partly why I'm there, to have it examined. A diagnosis of two recommended root canals was presented without clear explanation, and I had to proactively request clarification regarding the referral to an endodontist, a process that felt lacking in patient education. Finally, before I could depart, I was directed into a separate office for a financial consultation concerning anticipated future treatments. This swift transition to a sales-oriented discussion, complete with refreshment offerings, felt incongruous with the clinical setting and the preceding concerns that had arisen during my examination. It created a perception of commercial focus overshadowing immediate patient care needs. Based on the cumulative observations and experiences detailed above, I have decided to pursue an appointment with the referred endodontist, but I will not pursue further dental care at Aspen Dental. My expectation for dental care encompasses comprehensive preventative services, stringent clinical hygiene, transparent communication, and a consistently patient-centered approach. I hope this feedback can be used constructively to enhance future patient experiences and address the operational and clinical standards within the practice.

Last time I went to have my teeth cleaned they butchered my gums, and I never bled so much in my…read morelife. I thought well maybe I'm aging and my gums are just more sensitive. Anyway, I had an appointment today and I called them as I was on my way to let them know that I was running late. They told me that they could see me if I arrived by 10 after. I walked in at 1:11 PM. I stood there and waited for a minute as she told me that she was going to check to see if they would still see me today. After waiting a minute or two, she told me to have a seat, after another minute, she told me that I could not be seen today and I would have to reschedule. I replied by saying that on the phone she told me that if I arrived at 10 after I could be seen. I also said that I'm a traveling healthcare worker and I can only be seen on Mondays. I said I have rescheduled this appointment three times Because of my job and I really need to be seen today. She told me if it was so important for me to be seen today then and I should've been early and time. I said, i'm sorry, but I was working in the yard since it was a nice day and I lost track of time. I again stated that I arrived within the allotted time and I don't understand why they can't see me today. The receptionist's coworker turned around and said actually you arrived at 1:12 PM. I responded that according to my phone it was 1:11 PM when I walked through the door, (but when I arrived in the parking lot it was 1:10pm). The receptionist pointed to the door and said you can leave now. I responded by saying I will never be back if I leave. The receptionist responded saying, "good and we won't miss you.! " What is wrong with these people?

I have had good experiences with this practice. They've decided to go out of network with my dental…read moreinsurance - totally a fine decision. I went for a cleaning today and my hygienist was angry and rough. She spent the entire time berating and bullying me. I tried to gently joke and let her know I was on her side and I wasn't averse to seeing what my out-of-pocket would be, but she just kept going on and being rough. I wanted to bring this up with the dentist - I'm a patient not a health insurance plan - but she didn't really speak to me and rushed out afterwards. I didn't even receive the complimentary toothbrush. I decided to call and let them know that they were not inspiring loyalty with this type of tactic. The office manager was defensive and kept talking over me. I hung up and I won't go back. Wow. So unprofessional. Medicine should focus on the patient, not how much money you can wring out of them. Regardless of insurance plan, if you're going to treat someone, do it with kindness and respect.

Lied to me and said my insurance would cover the full amount, told me I had no cavities…read more Went to aspen dental and they told me I have five cavities, this place is a scam. The guy is a creep calls you little names like sweetie and honey and doesn't listen to anything you say about your care, just another man In the medical field whom doesn't care about what a single woman says. I'll never return here and I honestly hope they shut down, they would rather pull a tooth than fix it anyway.

Really great with kids. My son had an bad experience when he first went to the dentist. This one by…read morefar is awesome. They explained what they were going to do for my sons teeth cleaning. He thought that it was cool. We now finally found a great dentist for my son.

1000% DO NOT RECOMMEND!!! I should've followed my gut and…read morecanceled my appt after reading the other reviews... I went in for my first appt with this dentist, for a routine cleaning, and will not be returning. Their practices are unsafe and extremely uncomfortable. While getting X-rays, there was no protective vest and the tech stayed in the room (very unsafe for the them as well). Once the dentist came in to "look over the X-rays", he did not even look at the X-rays, didn't show me them, and didn't even mention them at all. He just looked at my teeth, and said everything looked good. Even after I brought up recent sensitivity I've been having with one of my front teeth, he asked if I'd ever had braces and blamed the sensitivity on having braces (I got the braces off 11 years ago...). The dentist was doing the cleaning himself (uncommon but okay) and only used used the sharp pick that sprayed water out of it and scraped and poked at my gums extremely aggressively which made them bleed a lot more than usual, left two red sores on the back of my gums where my wisdom teeth used to be, and then heavily scraped the pick back and forth against the front of my teeth (almost feeling like he was trying to cause damage). All while never picking up his little mirror to even see what he was doing to the inner side of my teeth. He left the room in the middle of my cleaning to work on another patient across the hall who I heard hysterically sobbing in pain and him and the tech were telling her to be quiet and to get through that part and the rest would be numbed. After he finished my "cleaning" he said the tech would then polish my teeth. She ended up pulling out a paste and said "I'm going to put this on your teeth now, it's mint" and she didn't tell me in was fluoride until I had to ask her what it was. She wouldn't have even told me or given me the option to do fluoride or not if I hadn't asked... and then she just smeared it on my teeth with a little brush (did not use the polisher tool once) and left it globbed on just the front of my front teeth, not even on any of the canine teeth at all. Left it like that and said I was free to go. Overall worst and most unsafe, unethical, unprofessional experience I've ever had at a dentist's office. So bad I've even considered reporting them to the board.

Worse dentist I've ever gone to. Appt was for cleaning n check up. They did x-rays, he came in told…read moreme his name, foreign, said come back 6 mo. Didn't look in my mouth. On his way out of room I asked if he could file my chipped tooth, he said you need a crown we will submitt it to ins get back with you, out he went. My cleaning was not a cleaning hygenist put toothpaste on instrument brushed my teeth, and fluoride, I got in car my gums were black. I cried all the way home. I was given list of dentist who accepted my ins, Aetna PPO/hmo they were on it. I got a bill, because this dentist came and other one left, my ins is not accepted. I cancelled my appt for 6 mo. I would not recommend anyone to go there, I'm 74 and have never had such bad experience at any Dr or dentist like this. I wouldn't even take my dog, cat or a rat to that dentist. Thank you for asking.

I have had cavities filled by these people 3 times and all 3 times have they either popped off my…read moreteeth or shattered while eating.

Charged my insurance for claims they never did was charged for cleaning and deep cleaning and they…read morewere not done they call filling teeth and cleaning them a deep clean and cleaning didn't clean my mouth or my teeth or do a deep cleaning like supposed to and sent to insurance that they did that's complete fraud major fraud cause none of that got done