Dr.Michelle are very nice and friendly,you can ask any question that you have,…read moreAlso stuff are very nice too I was so afraid to go to dentist but this clinic make me comfortable

I had a very good experience at Dentistry of Las Colinas. The staff was professional and welcoming,…read moreand the hygienist explained everything clearly before starting. The exam felt thorough without being rushed, and the office was clean and comfortable. Overall, a reliable dental practice with attentive care.

If I could give ZERO stars for Dr. Anup Naik and his practice, I would. BUT, if you like:…read more 1) Dentists and their staff to watch TV while they're poking and prodding in your mouth with sharp objects - then this place is for you. 2) Dental practices who play with numbers to screw the insurance companies - then this place is for you. 3) Dentists who tell you "It'll only take an hour, tops", but then keep you there over 4 hours - then this is the place for you. 4) Dentists who have no idea what they're doing outside of a routine cleaning, and compromise healthy teeth in the process of their mouth construction - then this is the place for you. I am disgusted with Dr. Naik and believe most of these positive reviews are fake. I know others who have had bad experiences as well. This practice is both unethical and inconsiderate and there are certainly better places to go for treatment. Sorry, but it's true. And this review is based on my personal and unfortunate experiences here.

The positive: I visited this dental office earlier this month and I'd like to start by saying Tara…read moremy tech and Kaitlyn at the front desk have to be some of the best there is, incredibly kind and personable. I don't love going to the dentist in general, but they made a huge impression. I have a lot of anxiety when it comes to doctor's appointments and they truly made me feel welcome and comfortable. If I could give them specifically 5 stars I absolutely would. The negative: I had an early morning appointment for an exam and cleaning where Tara took all my new patient X-rays and photos, but she informed me Dr. Naik was having some car difficulties and would not be in until later. Luckily my work schedule is pretty flexible, so I was able to come back later that same day. I'm pretty understanding when it comes to unexpected delays, everyone has those days, but after looking at some of the other reviews it seems Dr. Naik has a record of missing early morning appointments, so I'm inclined to think he was just late. That said, during my visit I found Dr. Naik incredibly engaging and although a little surprised by the amount of work he said was necessary, including multiple crowns and fills, I left trusting his professional opinion that this work was absolutely needed to avoid more serious and expensive dental work like veneers. That said, my parents urged me to get a second opinion at their dentist as multiple crowns seemed extreme for a 22yr old who takes care of their teeth, even if they'd missed a cleaning or two. I just got that second opinion today and there is over a $1500 difference less in the work I need done and no crowns involved. In fact one of the teeth Dr. Naik marked for a crown was flagged as only a watch by the dentist I visited today. Again looking at other reviews on google and yelp this seems a recurring experience. My suggestion to Dr. Naik: you might make more money by focusing on client rentention through transparency and honesty rather than handing someone a huge bill and hoping they'll take you at your word.

The allonx procedure has been one of the best decisions in my life. I'm so glad I came across Dr…read more Iskandar, he's very knowledgeable and skilled. I look and feel like a million bucks. Highly recommend!

4 years in and I am still so incredibly happy with my smile. I have had no issues at all…read more In maintenance mode all you have to do is keep up with cleaning! No more teeth drama, no more pain and no more people judging me by my teeth. I have only one regret in life: not doing my teeth sooner!

I've been going to this office for many years and I have never had a bad experience. I absolutely…read morelove Dr. Roy and trust him explicitly. All of his staff have been incredibly cordial and very helpful as well. I also love the fact that they have beautiful clean offices with state-of-the-art equipment. This is very important to me.

This is a great choice if it's on your list for eye care services. I was able to receive high…read morequality care fast. I walked into a a busy office, but the experience was amazing, since I was greeted immediately and welcomed with a friendly vibe as the reception got the check-in process started for me. The whole process was quick for me being a new patient. They also had a ton of nice frames and more they can order. Looking forward to better vision when mine come in.

I can't begin to tell you how honest Dr Hoang is. Many years ago I went to another dentist closer…read moreto where I'd moved in Grapevine. Huge mistake. They said I had 2 cavities and were going to charge me like 450.00 (with insurance ) more for the procedure I needed. I came back to him and he was like you don't have any cavities and it's 450.00 less. Wow another dentist was going to harm my teeth for profit shocking. He is always super thorough with his cleanings and so trustworthy and knowledgeable. Also he is a rockstar when it comes to crowns !!!!

I've been cursed with bad teeth. Been in and out of many dentists chairs in my lifetime. Being a…read morerecent transplant to Dallas I needed to find a new dentist, on my 3rd office search I've finally found the 'One'. A couple of Veneers needed rebonding (again) in which case I had no choice but to seek assistance with a new dentist. During these COVID times I was really reluctant on a visit to say the least. My initial call to the office set me at ease. The staff there are friendly and professional. Dr. Hoang was able to see me the next day and the pre-visit protocols they have in place made me feel less anxious about my appointment. Dr. Hoang is an extremely competent dentist who knows his business! During the rebonding process he explained to me everything he was preforming. He also explained what was the cause and potential alternative solutions. I thought my previous long time dentist was good, Dr. Hoang made me realize how not so good my previous dentist was. Unfortunately, I've had this procedure done many times before and I can say Dr. Hoang was a heck of a lot more through and detailed oriented in his approach. From start to finish he really did exceed my expectations. Kudos to Dr. Hoang and his staff! A very satisfied customer.

Came in yesterday for my first exam in years. The whole staff was very friendly and went over every…read morevisit's procedure that would be done. The few that were complaining about being "upcharged" from a basic clean to a deep clean are very ignorant. Understand that a basic cleaning and getting a checkup would be a very time consuming process... I was a little sad I didn't get a toothbrush :/

From my experience, dentists in Dallas seem to suggest unnecessary dental work just for that extra…read more$$$ from insurance companies. This is not the case at iSmile. I've had both Dr. Tella and Dr. Erappa for my initial and cleaning appointments and they're both so friendly and really take their time. I have pretty sensitive teeth and both doctors are so careful during the cleanings--yes, they perform the cleanings! The hygienists are equally as nice and very careful as well. I couldn't be happier that I found a great dentist and already looking forward to my next cleaning!

Amazing care, the whole staff is great. I had switched my insurance and was needing something that…read morewas closer to me.

I had a very disappointing and frustrating experience with Dental Concepts during my Invisalign…read morefollow-up appointment. This was my first follow-up since receiving my Invisalign trays about 2 to 3 months ago. When I arrived, I was told that I was supposed to bring my Invisalign boxes back to every appointment. No appointment reminder stated this, and I was not given a clear written handout at my initial appointment explaining what was required for future Invisalign visits. This was especially frustrating because at the end of my first Invisalign appointment, I specifically suggested that the office provide patients with a handout outlining Invisalign expectations, including what to bring to appointments. That would have prevented this entire situation. Instead, I drove through Dallas traffic, wasted my time, and arrived for an appointment that could not move forward because of information that was not clearly communicated. The staff member who initially spoke with me did not speak English clearly, and I had to keep asking her to repeat herself. This is not about attacking anyone personally, but clear communication is important when patients are receiving treatment instructions. When I later expressed this concern to the office manager, Catia, she made excuses and stated that clear English was not required. That completely missed the point. Patients need to be able to understand instructions related to their care. When I became upset and asked for the doctor, an assistant was sent in instead. I explained that I did not need to speak with her and asked again for the doctor, but she continued trying to talk to me even after I asked her to stop. Dr. Barnes eventually came in and was not rude, but instead of fully listening to my concerns, the focus was placed on the fact that the instruction was supposedly "on the box." Having something printed on a box is not a substitute for clear instructions, a written handout, or an appointment reminder telling patients what they need to bring. My biggest issue was with the office manager, Catia. When I spoke with her about my refund and explained that the office should add a reminder message for Invisalign patients to bring their boxes back, her response was dismissive and sarcastic. She said maybe I could show them how to do it since she was not IT. I told her that it was not my job to fix their office's communication issues. I also reiterated the importance of providing a handout at the end of the initial appointment so patients know what is expected. At that point, Catia asked me to leave. I told her I was leaving anyway and that there was no need to imply that she was putting me out. She then stated that they did not have to "baby" me with a handout. That comment was extremely disrespectful, unprofessional, and unnecessary. A written handout is not "babying" a patient. It is basic patient communication and customer service. To make matters worse, another staff member, a white female employee, attempted to confront me about the way I was speaking to Catia instead of focusing on how the office had failed to communicate basic Invisalign instructions. At that point, I had already asked Catia to stop talking to me and to process my refund. I told the employee to get out of my face because I did not need another staff member escalating the situation or inserting herself into an already tense interaction. I also changed to this office after following a Black dentist, but I rarely saw her after becoming a patient. As a Black patient, that felt disappointing and misleading, almost like a bait and switch to attract more Black patients without actually providing the relationship or care experience I expected. Dr. Barnes was not rude, and Dr. Narav Patel was not rude either, but the overall office experience, communication, and handling of my concerns were unacceptable. Catia's attitude and comments escalated the situation instead of helping resolve it. I will not be returning, Upload photo

Dr. Ramirez is excellent, and I truly appreciate the quality of care he provides. However, my…read moreexperience during today's visit could have been improved. The dental hygienist who performed my cleaning/exam laughed at me while providing care, which felt disrespectful and uncomfortable. Additionally, during this visit there seemed to be confusion at the front desk regarding insurance terms and how to properly process my coverage. This resulted in me paying out of pocket unnecessarily. I hope the office can review these processes to help ensure a smoother experience for patients in the future.

Worst experience! I definitely don't want to recommend to anyone. It's not first time, I…read moreexperienced with same experience with my whole family. I booked appointment for general cleaning, but they keep taking unwanted photos and Xray and telling you will have to for full package treatments. I took appointment for my kids and they said it's only for cleaning and they know their age everything but still they said this appointment for cleaning only, but they took all the photos and Xray and after asking to go to pediatrics for cleaning, then why did you take all pictures? Money minded and stay aways from these guys! I do not recommend any one to visit here.

Be aware that this dental office now will charge their customers an additional $8 on top of their…read morefees to pay for their PPE (not covered by insurance). I feel as if a dental office should take it upon themselves to protect their customers and not pass the cost onto them. My wife likes this dentist but this type of charge feels somewhat insulting given how much this dentist already charges. I believe they need to change their policy immediately or risk losing even more business.

New to the area I had to find a new dentist. Well here it was in my own office building. How…read moreconvenient. I made an appointment and they had an opening the same week! I transferred over my records and two days later I was in the dentist chair. The hydenist did an excellent job and really scrubbed my teeth and gums without too much judgement of my poor habits! The dentist Doctor jack visited me at the end and was super efficient and to succinct. I liked that. I'll be back! Highly recommend especially if you work in Williams tower or las colinas. The decor was a bit dull and dated but the tools inside the work areas were modern.

I have loved going to Dr. Van Natta over the years, however when I showed up to have a filling done…read moretoday, a dentist that I have never met walked into the exam room with her mask covering her mouth but not her nose, and started telling me about how Dr. Van Natta was retiring and she was my new dentist, and I'd be getting the letter announcing this in a couple of weeks. I didn't catch the dentist's name, but I did kindly inform her that I'm immunocompromised, and asked that she please put her mask fully on. She laughed and said "don't worry I'll put it on when I do the filling." Because this is a health risk for me, I gathered my belongings and left. When I spoke to the receptionist I told her I was leaving the practice because the dentist was negligent. When I said that I've been self-isolating for the last seven months and that this is the first exposure I've had, and that I thought it was unacceptable, the receptionist commented that I'd been self-isolating so long that I'd become paranoid. There are plenty of dentists in DFW who are happy to comply with COVID precautions - I suggest visiting them instead.

They did a fantastic job on my teeth. Took their time and really made sure everything was taken…read morecare of. X-Rays were quick and clear. She pointed out all of the tartar on my teeth showing in the X-ray and took a second set after the cleaning to make sure she got all of the spots. Super thorough and very impressed with that. A few problems I had: 1. They asked if I wanted fluoride, which is not covered on insurance, but did not inform me of how much that would cost before I said yes. So ended up paying $30 extra even though I was not informed of that beforehand. (Kinda like when you ask for an extra side of ranch at a restaurant and it shows up on your bill at the end of the meal). 2. After my appointment was over, I went to reschedule and it turned out that they were not in my network for my insurance (which I submitted my insurance info several months ago when I made my appointment), which I swore I checked on that ahead of time, but I guess I didn't. I know they are not REQUIRED to inform their patients of this detail, but it would have been nice to have known BEFORE my appointment that I was going to have to pay extra for their services. Due to those two issues, I do feel a little taken advantage of. Seems like if they were a reputable organization and cared about not only their patients dental health but also financial health, they would inform their patients of their coverage BEFORE they do the service. If this dentist is IN your network, do yourself a favor and make the appointment! They did an amazing job with my teeth and I felt really taken care of, until the end, when I realized they didn't inform me that they were out of network for me (which usually means they get more money out of it)