I'm a patient of Dr. Way and Stephanie the dental hygienist. They are always very kind and…read morecompetent, and do their best to try to mitigate my dental anxiety. All the work they've done so far has held up well. The office is very clean and a nice space.

Order: Routine Cleaning Yearly Xray and Exam…read more Pros: the entire experience was smooth, painless, and quick. My hygienist knew what she was doing and didnt hurt my gums or mouth while cleaning. The doctor was bubbly and very friendly as well lol! Definitely enjoyed the experience. As a side note, I always find it funny that they love to ask questions when you have stuff in your mouth lol. Cons: the front desk check in was slightly annoying. I had to sign documents on a pad without seeing the screen. Sure they told me verbally & provided a clipboard with the document, but I wanted to see the actual screen to ensure I was indeed signing the right thing. When I told the lady this she seemed slightly annoyed but she did share her screen with me. I just had a previous experience where I was listening to someone read the document while I signed and they withheld certain info that cost me $4000. Very hard lesson to learn. But I now read everything I sign. That small moment did not impact my overall experience so I still give full stars.

I was very pleased with Mint. While they aren't a holistic dental practice, they did accept…read moreemergency dental care, which I really appreciated. I am new to the city and needed emergency dental care. They were able to take me in right away and took excellent care of me. They explained what was going on and made recommendations for what I should do. They even provided a detailed treatment plan for me to review. Overall, they are amazing! If they were a holistic dental practice, I would definitely choose them. But even as a regular dental practice, they are beyond amazing!

They deleted my previous review so I'm subtracting one star. The new way of places having you sign…read moredocuments is so bizarre to me. They want you to blindly sign a screen to something that they have on their separate screen that you can't see, but even if you see it or they print it they could steal your signature or you could actually be signing something you have no intention to sign. You spend your whole life being told to be cautious of this and yet now this wack process is becoming more and more frequent. And not only do they not read the document, they just sum it all up. What's the point of even having a signature at this point?

I have an almost pathological fear of the dentist, to the point where I need to get gassed to get…read moremy teeth cleaned. I have never had a particularly awful trip to the dentist; it's just always been a terrifying experience for me. With that said, it should come as no surprise that I have avoided anything dentist related for a few years. Then my wisdom teeth started coming in, and my overall teeth sensitivity was becoming unbearable. I learned, no surprises here, that I had a few cavities that were caused by teeth grinding. I set up the appointment to get my teeth fixed and let Oxsana know that would be something I would need. This is where the story takes a freaky turn: when I arrived, Oxsana somehow made me feel so comfortable, and I agreed to skip the gas AND, even though I had to get six teeth fixed on one side, I almost fell asleep as they drilled and scraped. Seriously. I could not also feel the Novocain shot - which usually is incredibly painful - and even the discomfort of keeping my mouth wide open for an hour did not bother me nearly as much as I thought it would. The entire time Dr. Kaady and the person assisting him (Dental Assistant? Hygienist? I have no idea what the title is) were attentive and direct, which I appreciated. I asked them to forgo any explanations of what they were doing, and they obliged. The individual assisting Dr. Kaady also is super good at figuring out what people are trying to say - which comes out in grunts when your mouth is propped open - which was incredibly calming. It took about an hour and more than a few shots because my mouth is so sensitive. I was concerned about the slight swelling the next day and the pain and emailed Oxsana (who I LOVE) about it. She responded within minutes with a reminder that I had six teeth filled and some swelling, and of course, residual soreness and pain, is entirely normal. Two days after the appointment, the swelling is gone, and the soreness has subsided. Highly recommend this dentist and greatly appreciate their down to earth staff.

After being under the care of a wonderful dentist in Georgia, I found Bridgetown Dental and came…read morehere because of the reviews. That was a mistake. I have been double charged and overcharged. When I ask questions about the charges, I'm met with gaslighting and confident confusion. The integrity of this place is VERY, VERY low. After months of unrest and KNOWING I've been bamboozled by Ziad and this practice, the least I could do was leave this review for the future me. Unfortunately, too many people like me will go by the reviews and not realize that the lack of integrity, not so great work (if I'm honest), and business practices of Bridgetown Dental are very shady. You have been warned...

High Quality, friendly, dental office! Dr. Quinn Hummel is the best and I love his staff too!read more

On Q Dental clinic has been a rather enjoyable experience. Who would think going to the dentist is…read moreenjoyable? We'll it has been!! Very friendly and knowledgeable! Everyone is professional especially Dr. Hummel, you can tell he enjoys his profession. Can't say enough about all the staff! Thakyou Erica and Kelly!!

Great experience. They got me in quick for a cleaning and were able to replace a lost filling the…read moresame day. My hygienist, and the doctor that did my fillings were fantastic. They were so kind and made sure i was comfortable the whole time! I was very anxious about going somewhere new but I was relieved it was so easy. The front desk team were also incredible! I just switched to a new insurance and was stressing about how much everything would cost. They were so sweet and even printed out a copy of the new policy they found so I could file it at home. Highly recommend!

TL;DR - I came to Portsmouth Dental Care after seeing my regular dentist, getting a second opinion…read morefrom another, and visiting two endodontists - all while dealing with months of intense tooth pain. Had an extraction and an implant and couldn't be more pleased with the reasonable cost and treatment of everyone that I interacted with. Full Story - I had some dental work done in November. Then in December, my mom passed away. Around the same time, I started experiencing severe pain near what felt like my incisor. I went back to my original dentist, who said it was just enamel wear. But the pain got worse. Since I didn't yet have dental insurance due to starting a new job, I managed it with Advil.. WAY TOO MUCH Advil. Months passed. I experienced another major family loss. I was still taking so much Advil that I could barely eat from the nausea. Then, one day before my insurance was set to begin, I was laid off. Five months later, still in pain and out of options, I finally made an appointment with another dentist for a second opinion. That dentist said I needed a root canal. I saw the endodontist they referred me to, who agreed with the diagnosis, but they didn't offer general sedation and that's a no go for me. I found a different endodontist who did offer general sedation, and saw them. I've already left a separate review for that situation, but suffice it to say I left shaken and angry, and couldn't trust that office. After doing some research, I found Portsmouth Dental Care and scheduled a visit with them. They saw me the very next day. Let me tell you: dealing with untreated tooth pain while unemployed and grieving two losses is a nightmare. Add in generalized anxiety, and I truly felt like I was hanging on by a thread. But from the moment I walked in, Portsmouth Dental Care treated me with compassion, patience, and respect. It turned out that a root canal would not have solved the problem at all. The tooth had a large vertical crack, which Dr. Hunt clearly explained and showed me. Their recommended approach was extraction and an implant. I was scared about the cost because, again, I was unemployed. But the total price, even including the implant, was only a few thousand more than the root canal alone would have cost at the other practice. I came back twice after the procedure, both times worried that something might be wrong. They got me in quickly and didn't charge for either visit. The first time, I noticed the tooth in front of the extraction felt rough. When I looked closer, I saw a visible crack. Dr. Hunt said he'd told me about it--but then realized he'd explained it while I was still coming out of sedation. The crown had cracked during the extraction because it had been made too thin by my previous dentist. It wasn't technically their responsibility, but because it cracked during their procedure, Dr. Hunt said they'd replace it at no cost when I came back for the abutment. The second time, I was concerned about a small white bump behind the extraction site. I was spiraling, assuming the worst, but they explained calmly that it was just tissue regrowth. Bonus points: they used humor, which is my coping mechanism, and the fact that they met me in that space made me feel genuinely seen. Not only was the total cost reasonable, but I was treated like a person, not a problem. The biggest takeaway for me? Go to a practice that handles everything in one place. When you only see specialists, they tend to recommend what they do--even if it's not the best or most cost-effective solution. If you're looking for a team that's kind, honest, thorough, and incredibly skilled, I cannot recommend Portsmouth Dental Care enough.

I've had a lot of dental work in my life due to dental fears. About 15 years ago, I started taking…read morereally good care of my teeth and things have improved. I have been to so many dentists in Portland and Belmont family dental is truly the best! They are kind, cheerful, organized, and positive. Even if they stop taking my dental insurance, I would happily pay to keep them as my Dentist!

What's in a name? Apparently everything. Kind, gentle, helpful, what more could you ask for in a…read moreDentist? 10 stars could be a new standard. Thank you!

Broadway dental has restored my faith in dental establishments. Great team, great plans and great…read moreencouragement for my health. My wife now goes here as well as my father and mother. The front desk also needs a shout out, quick and painless check in/out process Thank you Broadway!

Scammers. Do not visit. From front office to the owner, horrible dental care. Save your money and…read moremouth, and go anywhere else.

I've been a client at Laurelwood Dental since 2007. Weather living in Portland, Seattle, Arizona or…read moreupstate New York i've never considered another dentist office other than that of Dr. Reid Hall & Dr. Isaac Edwards. Shannon at the front desk is amazing, Tiffany- who has been cleaning my teeth since 2007 and the entire staff at Laurelwood Dental provide customer service the old-fashioned way. I highly recommend their services

I have the cleanest teeth around now, which makes me so happy! My hygienist here is awesome. Dr…read moreEdwards and his assistant (Carly if I'm not mistaken?) did a phenomenal, extremely precise and careful job on my 1 tooth implant I just had finished. Which, I'd been nervous about after I mistakenly went to a 'holistic' dentist for that, which cost so much, and took very long to redo. I had to go to a perio specialist, then to put my zirconia implant crown on, Dr Edwards did a whole procedure to do that perfectly. And I'm very grateful to him that I can now chew normally and not worry about it anymore. Being born without an adult tooth is no picnic, but luckily there are pros like Dr E to help us out with these things in life.