My visit to Gillespie Dental Associates was the most positive new patient appointment I have ever…read morehad. From the start, the staff in the front promptly returned my call to set up an appointment. The hygienist, Hannah was so lovely. She had the space set up in a cozy manner with lamps and gentle music playing. Throughout each step she was communicative, careful, and attentive. Then, Dr. Patel arrived and continued to provide the same level of compassion and attentiveness. I would highly recommend this practice who anyone who has dentist appointment apprehensive like I did in the past.

I have moved on from Dr. Gillespie, with good reason. I now have a dentist who is kind, patient,…read morewalks me through cleanings and procedures with exactly what he is going to do. He takes time to explain, and is happy to pause and take a break if needed. Gillespie is the exact opposite of this. He threatens underage patients with being held down, does not adhere to patients request for the level of numbing, and does not seem to understand the meaning of consent. I requested no numbing for a tooth being pulled - he pulled the majority of the tooth (the remainder of which later was flicked out by another dentist who didn't think I needed numbing at all), and proceeded to be emotionally/verbally abusive trying to force me into an injection. I will never return to this office, and I certainly would never dream of bringing my children here. If you're looking for a kind and decent dentist, steer clear of this office.

I have been a patient of Dr. Adams along with my family for several years. I recommend him…read morehighly!! I needed several things done from fillings to crowns and I love my smile!! He is so kind, gentle, patient and explains everything he is doing and why. His staff is the best!! From the assistants to the hygienists and the front office staff they are wonderful!!

From the owner: Implants, Cerec crowns, Bridges, Veneers, CBCT scans, Restorative Dentistry, Cosmetic Dentistry,…read moreSureSmile

Daddy Dylan took excellent care of my chompers. His boba tea was decent too. Highly recommend.read more

We had a long talk about Technoblade (RIP), its nice to see a fellow guy my age respenting this…read moreabsolute legend. Great service, I do recommend. Bubble tea was top notch.

We love Dr. Willoughby! Her office is state of the art so NO PAIN! Cleanings are done with new…read moretechnology which my husband appreciates as in the past cleanings were pointful for him but the new technology is pain free. But the main thing now is the drill-free cavity technology that she uses. He just had four front cavities taken care of with NO NEEDLES and NO DRILLING with her new laser technology. He is a happy camper!

Best Dental experience I ever had! The staff was very friendly, and the office was spotless. Dr…read more Eddings not only did a great job cleaning my teeth but also was very patient and answered all my questions which put my dental phobia to ease.

Not a fan. Always felt like I was trying to be upsold the couple times I went in for a cleaning…read more Was told for the first time in my life I should use a dental mouth guard for my teeth and I should try the sleep test because I have sleep apnea. Denied both and did not return. I'm a great sleeper, in fact I only sleep poorly when I have a few drinks which I think a lot of adults can relate. In addition, I have tori in the bottom on my mouth that's pretty apparent... made it very clear when they attempted x rays that it wouldn't fit and caused pain. They kept trying, extremely awful experience.

VERY thorough first appointment scans including a CT scan for all patients. Unfortunately, the CT…read morescan was an additional $150 expense not covered by insurance, and I was not notified that this would be an additional charge until after it was already done. When I addressed concern with this charge, I was assured that they run this by all new patients before adding to procedure. As someone who can not easily afford this additional expense, I'm certain I would have declined if presented with the option. Now, a month after expressing concern, I'm still waiting to get an answer on whether anything can be done.

Monday, I was in serious dental pain, the cray showed an infection, was prescribed amoxicillin and…read morewas told in 2-3 days, the pain should lessen and was referred to an oral surgeon where my appt is in 5 weeks (which I realize is out of her hands but what is a patient in pain to do?). When I asked what to do for the pain, was told Oragel and Advil. I was out of my mind in pain, perhaps the antibiotic wasn't working since the pain only increased 10x and phoned, texted, called the emergency number on Thursday numerous times and again Friday (office closed). I even checked with my pharmacy thinking perhaps she'd call something in, a different antibiotic, anything! She didn't. I didn't get a response until the following Monday afternoon, just an angry-sounding message telling me to call her. Frankly, I would not recommend Pamela Putnam DDS for dental care. At least in my experience, she takes the "care" out of dental care.

Rude and felt unsafe…read more I was recommended to Dr. Putman's office and was immediately struck by the physical aspect of the office being a cabin, the surrounding creek and dogs that go to work. But no matter how cute a place is, no one should get treated poorly, especially in a medical environment. I went in for a filling, and when finished, it felt like I was biting on a rock. Dr. Putman said it might be because I was numb. After the numbness went away the filling was still so incredibly high. I wanted to come back in for an adjustment as soon as possible because the office was closing for an entire week. They put me on the schedule at the end of the day, the following day, which was their last day before they closed for the week. I imagine the feeling of being done for the day and wanting to be off for the week. As soon as Dr. Putman walked in she said "came in right when we're closing huh?" I immediately felt uncomfortable and felt myself shutting down. I felt a roughness from her while she was in my mouth and she even said to the assistant "she's tough, she just got a tattoo." After she did the second adjustment she said "I'm not doing anymore, if I do more it'll have to be a crown." I told her it still felt like I was biting on a rock, but it was getting better. And she sort of huffed and adjusted more, this time I really felt her in my mouth for much longer than necessary, like she was trying to just get it all the way down so I wouldn't feel it at all. And that's exactly what happened. When she finished she took her gloves off and adjusted the chair as if we were done before asking me how it felt. I even thought she had walked out. I was scared to say anything. I felt extremely uncomfortable in my body and frozen in my voice. She took a minute to ask how it felt, and I said It felt like I was biting more on my front teeth now, something I never had a problem with before. She huffed and said "okay bye" and walked out, which was the last time I saw her. I gave out a shocking "thank you?" I was completely shaken up, and am still in shock from this. I told the assistant how rude that was and the assistant actually said "I apologize for that." Which gave me confirmation I was not crazy for feeling triggered in this way. If you cannot treat your customers, clients, PATIENTS with patience and care, do not have them come in before you close or anytime when you're not able to be there for them. It's been three weeks now and I cannot chew on that tooth, as it is extremely painful and sensitive. I was told it should subside in a few days. I will have to find a new dentist to see what the next step will be into treating this tooth. On top of that, I was told at my initial new patient exam I was able to use Care Credit which I had used at that first appointment no problem. Following that appointment I was then told it could only be for $1,000 or more. This filling appointment was a "one last time" using Care Credit under the limit. Update: I was texted by the dentist saying "I'm sorry you feel this way" and was told that my appt for the follow up was earlier in the day, as if coming in before they closed was my problem, when the front desk told me to come in at that time. She went on explaining about my tooth having the unbearable pain. There was no apology or acknowledgment for how she made me feel. "I'm sorry you feel this way" is not an apology or ownership for her actions of how rude she was and uncomfortable it made me feel. The assistant texted back saying "let us know your new dentist to forward you records." Such a nice office.

I had an appointment today for fillings ,that I was feeling anxious about, as I have anxiety when…read moreit comes to all things medical. My hygienist went above and beyond to make me feel comfortable and I thought it was worth mentioning. I wish I could remember her name but she made active effort to check in on me. I felt a little embarrassed for my anxiety and I will be a returning client because of her sensitivity to the situation!

I haven't been to the dentist in a long time. They made me feel like a regular! They took excellent…read morecare of me and set me up with a treatment plan. My appointment time was exactly what time they called me from the waiting room, so that was a big plus. I'm so glad I chose them as my dentist. Onwards to a more healthy lifestyle!