Just had three fillings done. My face is numb up to my eyebrow. Dr. Grantham is a man of few words…read morebut I appreciate it. He got right down to business. He checked on me to see if I was getting numb instead of just assuming. The fillings went by so fast. My appt was at 4. I'm in the car and it's 4:39. I understand people have bad experiences but I haven't. I have had good experiences and appreciate the care the folks give me. Here's what I suggest if you're just not sure: go in for a check up. Just a simple check up. Go talk to the people who work there. Get a feel for it yourself. If something feels funky with my fillings, I will update. Nobody should have issues or get poor service. But right now I'm going to trust that things are going to be just fine.

Dr. Banfield and his staff are very caring. Gentle approach to dentistry. Dr. Banfield always…read moretalks to you first before he does anything, he is very thorough and wants the best for his patients. I have been going to Dr. Banfield for over 10 years, and he has always shown professionalism and is very skilled at his trade.

It's Dr Grantham who works on my teeth most times. Such great folks. Had three fillings done. So…read morefast and my fave is numb up to my eyebrows. I didn't feel anything except the tiny pinch from the Novocain. Excellent tech. Just so pleased which the whole thing. Night night

Be sure to check the "Not recommended reviews" that are hiding under Wendi's review. Also make sure…read moreyou check the reviews under "Haile Plantation Family Dental". This is NOT a 5 star dentist.

Came here with an emergency procedure, I had a crown fall off. The office worked hard to get me in,…read moreas I was not (yet) a registered patient. The dental team, Dr. Taylor and a PA, did their best to get my problem resolved, spent quite a bit of time with me setting up my status for a new, registered patient (Full X-rays and history). Their concern for my comfort was exceptional and unexpected - this practice is NOT like most dental practices that I've been to. I also noted that the entire staff, reception, billing, scheduling, assistant and the DMD herself were all smiling and, it seemed, happy to be working there and so welcoming to a new face. I'm sold. I'm delighted to have found such a caring team.

Everyone at Taylor Dentistry seems so genuinely kind. It really feels like they care and want me to…read morefeel comfortable. I would recommend them to anyone! My insurance was about to expire in a few weeks after I hadn't been to the dentist in years, and I reached out. The office staff fit me in immediately and kept looking for openings for me for my follow up appointments. They also helped me with confusing insurance information, without me even asking! Dr. Taylor herself is also very friendly and sweet. Best dental experience I've ever had.

Dr. Bernstein and his staff are absolutely fantastic! I was really scared to have the root canal -…read morehad one way in the past and it was horrible (not by him). I arrived for my visit and they were so kind and explained everything. I got my choice of music and wit began. I am shocked - no pain, not even on the numbing shots. We talked, listened to great music and talked throughout (mostly them - cuz my mouth was wide open). Hard to believe but I actually had fun getting a root canal. What a gem of a guy, and The Best dentist!

Dr. Bernstein and his staff are absolutely the best. They are friendly, compassionate, and very…read moreknowledgeable. My general dentist referred me for a root canal and they were able to see me the next day. I was told up front what the cost would be. My dental issues are complicated and Dr. Bernstein worked very hard to help me. He is highly skilled and genuinely caring. Everything went perfectly with the root canal. The staff is very easy to communicate with and texted me several times after the procedure to make sure I was doing well.

I'm posting this to warn other parents!…read more Dr. Kristen uses pressure tactics and an ultimatum-based approach instead of transparency and options. Went to my 4-year-old's visit and was told she has 5 cavities. They presented a treatment proposal totaling $4,107 and insisted there were no options other than completing all fillings under IV sedation (they quoted $1,800 for IV sedation alone). I specifically asked about alternatives--staged visits, nitrous/laughing gas, monitoring, sealants/fluoride, etc.--and was told IV sedation was the only option. I was also told I cannot be present during the procedure. One of the teeth they labeled a "cavity" is a known trauma injury to her upper left canine (tooth H) from a fall about a year ago. I witnessed the injury and the area has been stable since (you can clearly see enamel loss with dentin showing). Our family dentist previously evaluated it and documented it as trauma-related dentin exposure, not decay. This office dismissed the trauma history completely and repeatedly insisted it was "definitely a cavity." They also took X-rays, but when I asked to see the images to confirm whether cavities were between the teeth and how deep, I was told the X-rays were "deleted" and they could not show me anything--yet they still spoke in absolutes and pushed IV sedation. As if that wasn't enough, they also stated my child has a tongue tie and suggested they cut it while she is under sedation, despite the fact that she has no feeding, speech, or tongue-related issues. This was presented casually as an add-on, not as a symptom-based evaluation or referral. What pushed this over the edge: I was told they will not see my child again for cleanings unless we proceed with their recommended fillings/sedation. I have never experienced a provider withholding basic preventive care as leverage to force agreement to treatment. My child has no pain. What we needed was evidence, a clear explanation, and reasonable options. What we got was pressure, dismissiveness, missing diagnostics, and an "our way or no care" stance. We will be getting a second opinion elsewhere, and I strongly suggest other parents do the same.

front desk lady was very rude. if you are a working mom and your mother is helping you do not go…read morehere.. they do not try to work with you they gave me permission to take the grandkids and they said that im not allowed to take them anymore. It's gotta be a parent. which is hard with my daughter going to nursing and working full-time she's doing the best she can. it was just her the dentist and the hygienist. All of them were super nice just that one lady out front. she should not work with the public with that attitude.

The staff really care about your comfort. From check in to the end of my procedure they were…read morefriendly and concerned about my comfort. The staff really seem to enjoy working there. They asked my preference for music. Dr. Bernstein is like going to music trivia bc his knowledge is so vast :)

This guy is the epitome of what people hate about doctors. Arrogant, intractable, with a horrid…read morebedside manner. He claims in his waiting room that he graduated from Harvard - but Harvard should sue him to get him to take down the degree as to not sully their name!! I agree that bedside manner, while important, is not the MOST important trait for a doctor... But when they knowingly and intentionally try to needlessly inflict pain on their patients - that crosses a bright line. Here's what I mean... My wife went in for an extremely painful tooth. (The next day she had a root canal from a MUCH better endodontist - more on that in a moment) With no warning or explanation Dr Bernstein (the doctor at Haile Endodontics) used an instrument that produces sub-zero temperatures to "test" her teeth. She winced in pain when he touched her non-painful tooth. He was visibly annoyed and said that it was natural for her to feel pain because she grinds her teeth. So when he then said he was going to test the painful tooth - which was EXTREMELY cold sensitive - she said she couldn't take that. It was too much on her healthy teeth, how could she handle that test on a painful and cold sensitive tooth? When she refused, he threw his hands up in the air, said "Well I can't help you if I can't test your teeth. I'd just be shooting in the dark." and walked out of the room. (More about the necessity of this test in just a second) When we left, my wife was in tears and I was livid. When we got home I called and demanded that the office refund the deductible and not bill the insurance (because the doctor refused to treat her.) The office complied, we did a Google review, and that was the end of it. This morning, we got an emailed bill. But not from a billing software email address, it came from the office gmail account. That seemed very strange to me. I've never known a doctor's office that manually sends bills through a Gmail account. After some discussion and trading emails with the doctor (yes it was him specifically emailing us), here is what we imagine happened... The doctor saw the review this morning, got mad, and decided to harass my wife because she had the nerve to point out what a jack-@$$ he was to her. So he sent the bill, and he was still on the computer when she responded. So he sent an extremely long email filled with an inaccurate narrative about her visit. Truth is, I'd have never written this review if not for the harassment this morning. Not only did this arrogant egomaniac hurt my wife and intentionally try to hurt her more... Now because his ego is bruised he's trying to harass us! It's just inexcusable for a professional to behave this way!! Now, the doctor who actually helped and the necessity of the test. The next morning we were able to get into another endodontist. When my wife described what happened with Dr Bernstein, the new endodontist said he would NEVER use that test on someone coming in complaining about cold sensitivity. The new doctor tested her teeth with an QTip and some cold water. He did the root canal, and an hour after arriving her tooth pain was fixed. Soooo... You see Dr Bernstein needlessly and maliciously used an extremely painful, unnecessary test and got mad when my wife pushed back against it. He is, in my opinion, an ego manic!! And perhaps even has a sadistic streak. He should not be in practice, period! If you enjoy ego maniacal doctors, who get angry if you ask any questions or even slightly push back on anything they say - by all means Dr Bernstein is for you. However, if you want a competent doctor who won't demand the he be allowed to hurt you... Find another provider!

I had a great experience at this dental office. The staff was welcoming, professional, and made me…read morefeel comfortable from the moment I walked in. The dentist took the time to explain everything clearly and answered all of my questions, which I really appreciated. The office was clean and well-organized, and I never felt rushed. Highly recommend to anyone looking for quality dental care.

My wife and i have depended on Comprehensive Dental Care for all of our dental needs of late. The…read moreoffice manager Danny is wonderful at helping with any needs we have from setting or changing appointments to forwarding invoices to our insurance carriers to seeing to our comfort level. This high level of service and concern carries through the rest of the office in every step of the process. Inarguably dental needs for mo st people are among our highest anxiety causing medical procedures. Comprehensive's staff Doctors including Elizabeth Rojas and Andrew Martin and assistants, Trey Ford to name one, are acutely aware and sensitive to this and offer constant reassurance and updates as to what they are doing and timing in the current process. While dental work is costly the expense at Comprehensive is offset by, as is included in their office's name, the provision of comprehensive services, making costly and time consuming referrals unnecessary. I must admit that the extent of procedures currently planned are the result of 30 years of neglect on my part but knowing that all of the work will be carried out by one staff in one location make the experience easier. Thank you Comprehensive, Cindy and James Young

Dr. Van Dyke met with us regarding the complete extraction of all of my teeth with a thorough…read morediscussion of options following. He took plenty of time to address all of our many questions and concerns . We are very pleased with our plan.

Doctor (emoji clap hands) Van (emoji clap hands) Dyke (emoji clap hands)…read more I called in late-ish one evening to see if they could fit me in the next morning, even though I wasn't a patient. I had some horribly painful new fillings from another dentist in town (*cough* hack job), and they were causing jaw discomfort. They were not smooth at all, and the fillings were too high, causing issues with my bite. I'd been back three times to have assorted messed-up fillings fixed, to no avail. Dr. Van Dyke's team was super sympathetic and found a small window of time for me the next morning. I came in with my nerves totally shot and feeling a little gaslit, like maybe I didn't actually have problems with my teeth, but I was imagining them at this point. Dr. Van Dyke sat me down, took a look and completely agreed with me. He took what little time he had and fixed my bite, and smoothed out another filling that was bothering me because it was left rough. He noted that the high filling he fixed had left one of my molars loose (!!!!!!!!!) and asked me to come back for a follow up a month later to see if it would "tighten up". All told, he made me feel better that I wasn't crazy AND he fixed the problem for me. I left feeling vindicated, much happier and more at peace with my mouth in general. His staff was so sweet, patient and kind and the office itself is nicely appointed. It's clean and quiet, which is very soothing. Many people fear the dentist, but Dr. Van Dyke is gentle and kind and I would recommend him to anyone. PS I went back a month later and the molar is fine now :)

Dr. Taylor and her staff are amazing, and this is coming from someone who has not always loved…read moregoing to the dentist. Their office is so modern and, more importantly, clean. In all of my visits, I've never seen trash, dirt, or anything else out of place. It also has a good amount of natural light, which helps me feel more relaxed. Dr. Taylor and her hygienists are open with their processes and explain the steps they're taking well. I've had a cavity filled there and an old filling removed and replaced, and both procedures were so simple and painless. (Routine cleanings are easy and go as they should.) Definitely consider heading here if you think you'll need more involved dental work - everyone is so nice, and they really do try to minimize any pain.

She is one of the best around here, & my children & I have been to a few till we found a perfect…read morematch with this dentist. Cathy Taylor is spot on decisive, sweet and strongly determined to get it right the first time. The office is clean, up to date and the staff are so kind and lovable. There is no hidden fees, no weird mistakes, just straight up and honest professional service and work. I can't say enough good things, Cathy has our entire family for now and generations to come.

After months of search and waiting to find a new dentist my wife and I visited Hunter family…read moredentist in Newberry. A little unsure of a "strip mall dentist" What a great surprise! Everyone was extremely friendly and professional. The office was smaller than previous dentist , but very clean, organized and promptly got us in. Hygienist Elizabeth was awesome! Dr Hunter visited and examined me as well. They are busy and I can see why, so get your appointment scheduled soon.

Had a cleaning with Renee. She is great. She noted a couple things and then Dr Hunter came in and…read moreexplained the findings. Dr Hunter is great too!! He just explains things and takes the worry away. Everyone there are so pleasant. So happy I found this Dentist