I have been going to Gentle Dental for maybe 20 years. Dr. Brewer was great and after his…read moreretirement, Dr. Seaman became my dentist. I have always had great experiences here. I can tell that Dr. Seaman keeps up on the latest technology and methods. He has a very calm personality, which is great if you have any anxiety about going to the dentist. Everyone from the front desk staff to the hygienists have always been very nice.

There is two front desk girls at this place is what killing the businesses. Making appointments…read morewithout patients consent, putting patients on hold while laughing in the background. Talking about her bf problems in the front of the office. Your bf is cheating on you sweetheart, stop crying and talking about it first thing on a Monday morning. So unprofessional. Please don't come here unless you have a lot of time to waste and money to spent without getting anything done.

The quality of care, attention to detail, and customer service is unmatched. I couldn't be happier…read morewith the procedures I had done, and they made it so easy. I was extremely pleased that during my new patient exam they Xrayed my entire mouth and found cavities that my previous dentist had missed just recently. They are thorough and double check their work, something I was not used to. I feel much better coming to this practice than the other places I've worked with that seemed to always miss cavities until they needed to become root canals. Expensive and painful. I would recommend this office to anyone needing a second opinion or new dentist.

I've been a patient at the North Kansas City Dental Group since childhood, and my experience has…read morealways been positive. While I've primarily seen Dr. Busch, I've had the pleasure of working with several hygienists over the years. Currently, Joyce is my hygienist, and she truly stands out as the best of the best. Joyce ensures that every visit feels like a thorough and rejuvenating cleaning. She provides detailed instructions about the specific areas of my mouth that need focus and sets clear expectations for improvement by my next appointment. There's nothing more satisfying than hearing her mention the progress I've made in brushing and flossing since my last visit. The entire team at North Kansas City Dental Group exemplifies professionalism and care, from the skilled dentists to the welcoming front desk staff. I typically don't write reviews unless I feel strongly about a service, and I genuinely believe that the quality of care here merits recognition. I highly recommend checking out the North Kansas City Dental Group. They not only enhance your smile with their exceptional dental care, but they also offer a range of other services that can improve your overall health. Trust me; this is truly the best dental care provider.

My wife had an appointment, was extremely sick and had to cancel, and they insisted on charging us…read morea $100 fee. It is so sad that dentists today care so much more about money than empathy. I expected more out of KC "Family" Dental. Will now have to find a new dentist for my whole family out of fear of fees. Stay away from KC "Money" Dental.

The dentists themselves are all very good and professional but the front office staff is rude and…read moregenerally unhelpful.

This place is great. I had a dental emergency and they went out of their way to come back to the…read moreoffice and schedule a last minute appointment for me. Dr. Motaref is very friendly and caring, he definitely helps keep you at ease. There were a couple guys working on the office, I think installing cameras, and even they were ridiculously nice. They also had great things to say about the doctor.

These guys are awesome! Over 20 years of neglecting my teeth (and you all know why)... I had to…read morehave a root canal done on my first visit. I wanted the gas or yank the tooth so I could be done with it. Dr. Motaref explained in detail each of the procedures with consequences and outcomes. Fearful (grown man), chose the root canal, no gas. I felt nothing, not even the shot. My next visit was a cleaning. The last time (5 days ago) a tooth extraction, and again felt nothing. Each visit I was kept informed of what to expect while they were working on my teeth, sometimes in stereo :). After each visit I was informed of care, what to expect, and what to avoid. I have at least four more visits to correct issues, but not as extreme. Then it will be routine visits after that! I think their receptionist does all of the insurance footwork and has it on paper for you. Check in and phone calls, she is a warm receptionist. The hygienists are energetic, talkative, and some times sing with the background music. Dr. Motaref is not only professional but displays a bedside manner we would hope for from our own primary care physicians. They all make the visit stress free, almost enjoyable... come on now, we are talking about the dentist. LOL

I've received my dental care from Mill Creek Dental for a few years now! The new location is very…read moreclean and modern! The front desk staff is friendly and efficient. My hygienist is gentle, thorough, and always takes the time to explain things in a way that makes sense. The dentist is knowledgeable and makes sure I'm comfortable during my treatment. You can tell they genuinely care about their patients' health and comfort.

I don't write reviews like this lightly, but our family's experience here was bad enough that I…read morefeel obligated to be honest. Three members of my family--a 15-year-old, a 7-year-old, and myself--were all treated by Dr. Brendan. Every single one of us ended up needing another dentist to fix his work. Not one, not two--every patient he treated in our family required corrective care elsewhere. That's not bad luck, that's a pattern. We gave the office multiple chances to make it right. After repeat visits and no real resolution, we finally had to put our foot down and refuse to see him again. What made things worse was the experience with the senior dentist. His bedside manner with my young daughter was completely unacceptable. He didn't explain anything he was doing and repeatedly put instruments in her mouth without warning or reassurance. Watching your child sit there confused and scared while someone in a position of authority ignores basic communication is something no parent should have to deal with. The outcome speaks for itself. Our 7-year-old had to be referred to a pediatric dentist and ended up needing a tooth pulled. I had to go to an endodontist for a full root canal after what was supposed to be a simple cavity. These aren't minor issues--these are major corrections. But honestly, the worst part is what it did to my kids. My 7-year-old used to be completely fine going to the dentist--now she's scared and anxious. My 15-year-old has developed dental anxiety as well. That didn't happen by accident. If you're looking for a place that prioritizes patient care, communication, and especially how children are treated, this was not our experience at all. We won't be back, and I wouldn't trust them with my family again.

I have seen both Dr. Alipour and Dr. Luke now in the past year. They both are wonderful!…read morePersonable, caring, and took the time to explain things. I look forward to my next cleaning in 6 mos.

From check in to check out it was a great experience. Dr…read moreLuke & Sophia gave me great care, cleaning, X-ray and exam.

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.

Have been using Crossroads Density for over 20 years now, Dr Fleming and staff are very…read moreprofessional, always easy to get appointments, I have had many procedures done there, cleanings, crowns, cavities, all down very well, office is always clean and I like looking at the changing artwork on the walls, they make you feel like family

My experience as a new patient at Crossroads Dentistry came down to a repeated lack of respect for…read moremy time and a miserable experience in the chair on top of it. From the very first phone call, I was clear: I have real time constraints, and I did not want to split X-rays and cleaning into separate visits. I asked to do everything in one appointment. I was told that would push my start date out, and I accepted the wait to avoid multiple trips. When I arrived, I was told they couldn't do the cleaning that day and I'd have to come back -- the exact thing I'd asked to avoid. What made it worse was that I was surrounded by other patients who appeared to be getting their cleanings, so the claim that it couldn't be done didn't add up. The dentist found a few cavities, so on my way out I again asked to combine the cleaning and fillings into one visit. They agreed. Yet at that appointment, I got the cleaning, was sent back to the waiting room for fillings, waited about 20 minutes, and was then told the dentist was too backed up and I'd need to return -- either later that day or another day entirely. That's now a third trip for something I explicitly tried to schedule in one, and it doesn't even account for the deep cleaning or Invisalign still ahead. The X-ray process itself was also rough. The assistant handled the apparatus so aggressively that at points I thought my gums were bleeding from it scraping against them. On top of that, a second assistant had to come in and redo the X-rays because they weren't done correctly the first time. Between the constant rescheduling and the care I received, I won't be returning. Whether it's a scheduling problem or something else, the office here does not respect its patients' time.