I cannot recommend Tindle Family Dentistry enough!! I needed a dentist in Cleveland ASAP for a…read moretooth problem and they got me in the very next day. Each exam/procedure room has a window with a view of a flower box and bird feeders, and the neighborhood birds know where to get their next meal! Everyone is super sweet and kind and I felt right at home. They're the best in Cleveland!

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Dr Jennings is easily the best dentist I have ever had. I have been to him for cleanings, a…read morefilling, a crown, having a tooth pulled and getting a tooth implant. Through it all, from the Novocain numbing injections to pulling a tooth, I literally never felt a moment of pain. (I've been treated by at least 6 other dentists / endodontists / periodontists and none of them could give a painless Novocain injection.) His manner is consistently friendly and professional, as are those of the hygienists with whom I interacted. If you're looking for a dentist in the Delta, I highly recommend making an appointment with Dr Jennings.

I made an appointment with this dental office in early September for a cleaning and 6 month check…read moreup. When I arrived to the office for my 1:00 appointment, I wasn't seen until 1:45. When I was taken back into the room, they took x-rays and told me the doctor would be in to see if I had any problems. I was thinking that this was weird because they usually clean my teeth first and then do the checkup. At this point, the doctor comes in and says that everything looks good except for some bone loss around an implant. He then says they don't have a hygienist right now, but can make me an appointment for the next week or so when they get one. When I questioned him (to make sure I heard him correct) he said they only lost the hygienist in like the last week or so. Well I made my appointment like a month ago. This was really disappointing because when I made the appointment I made it clear that it was for a cleaning and check up. I feel that it was very unethical and unprofessional to do those procedures (x-ray, check-up--if you can call sticking a mirror in my mouth for all of 5 seconds a check up) without informing me up front that they did not have a hygienist. They could have called, left a voicemail, or sent out an automated text. Heck. They could have even told me when I showed up for the appointment and waited 45 minutes, but I guess they knew I would have left and they wouldn't have gotten any money off my insurance if I had done this. :(

I came to Lifetime Dental when I broke the bridge in the front of my mouth. It happened on a…read moreweekend & Dr. Ashley Peyton met me for an emergency visit. She tried several times but was unable to get it to stay. I mentioned to her that I thought I just needed to go on & have dental implants but had to wait until I could get somewhere to have it done. She told me there was a dentist in her office that did implants. I was completely shocked. For the past couple of years I had searched the internet to find someone close enough that I could get back & forth to all the appointments. I made my first appointment & as they say the rest is history. I have an autoimmune disease that damages the collagen & bones in my body. Dr. Hamilton Brown was amazingly patient with all the problems he ran into with my awful gums & bones in my mouth. My implants look amazing. I actually looked forward to my visits which is really saying something because I have not ever been crazy about going to the dentist. When Dr. Brown deadened my mouth I never felt him stick my gums or felt anything after that. His costs are very manageable & competitive. Above everything else Dr. Peyton, Dr. Brown, & every employee I have met are very understanding, kind, & eager to do whatever they can to help you. I know you won't be disappointed by this group of awesome caregivers. Thank you everyone for being so good at what you do. There are even more blessings coming your way!

From the owner: Our goal is always to help our patients maintain their oral health and to care for and protect…read moretheir natural teeth. Maintaining oral health includes good home care and regular visits to our office for preventive care, which includes oral examinations and cleanings. Comprehensive examinations of the mouth, teeth, surrounding gum tissues, and supporting bone structures help with early detection and treatment of problematic conditions. Restorative dentistry helps maintain oral and overall health even when the health of one or more teeth or the surrounding areas is compromised. The goal of restorative dentistry is to restore the function and integrity of the tooth structure, function, and health, while maintaining a natural appearance. Our office also focuses on cosmetic dentistry. This means that we not only pay attention to the health and function of your teeth, but we also pay close attention to aesthetics. We want you to maintain great oral health, but we also want you to have a beautiful smile and the confidence to smile often!

Nice people and quick service as soon as you enter the building. Page was dentist and she explained…read morethings thoroughly and helped me to understand what all I need to do for my next visit.

In case you don't want to read the whole thing, I'll cut to the chase. Do Not Trust These Jokers…read moreWith Your Precious Smile or Valuable Time. Run, don't walk away unless you just need a cleaning. Dentures...No. I say NO. it was criminal how they treated my client. There are simply no words to describe the treatment and lack of care that was given to my client. There was no test to see if there was ample anesthesia. They just got to work. Supposedly all teeth were pulled. That is what was suggested and that is what they said was to happen. More on that later. He was in constant pain the whole time, sometimes literally in tears. No one seemed to notice, no one cared one bit. Afterwards he was put into a waiting room, mouth filled with gauze but the bleeding was so profound it was literally falling from his mouth. No one came to check on him, no one asked how he was doing, nothing. Finally, someone came in, took out the guaze and because there was still a great deal of bleeding, repacked it. They gave him a set of dentures to take home with him. As one would imagine, what he received were ill-fitting. He took them back and was told he wasn't healed enough and...that because some of his teeth had been missing for a while, there might be a problem with fit that they cannot address. What?!!!! They didn't notice this during the examination before the surgery. The young lady who helped my client at the end of the first appointment was very sweet - thus the one star. Now...on to later when we are trying to figure out how to get dentures that actually fit and don't feel like they will go flying out at any moment. During the follow-up visit, they realized they had forgotten to take one of the teeth out. He believes the statement was - opps, we missed one. What the heck?! So, out that one came and now, another several weeks before more work can be done. Still saying They are not sure they can give him dentures that he can eat with in public or speak with in public forums (which, by the way, is his actual job!). They say you get what you pay for so, we paid for premium care. If this was premium, God help us all!