I've been seeing Dr Devitt since 2010 and i always have excellent care the staff all around is…read morealways the best too.

Wonderful experience. Im 41 and had my two upper wisdom teeth removed. They were the first doctors…read moreto actually show me my x ray and discuss it with me - ever. Put me under, yanked out the teeth, barely charged me anything to do it, gave me pain killers that kill pain, and the surgeon even called me a few hours later to check up on me. Fear not. This place is great. They even give you a complimentary chapstick! Haha.

I needed to have a molar pulled.. The Dr's staff was very professional and made me feel at ease…read more So did Dr. Pliske. When it came time to actually pull the tooth I was expecting a lot of discomfort but there was virtually NONE. The tooth was out in about a minute!! and there was no pain.......Boy, was I surprised..pleasantly.

Excellent periodontist who really cares about his patients comfort and calm. I can't say that being…read morefitted for an implant was exciting, but I suspect it could have been much worse. If you need one, this is the guy to see in Bloomington!

From the owner: As Southern Indiana's leaders in specialized dental care, Team Sutor blends proven experience and…read moreadvanced training to deliver excellence in dental implant treatment and periodontal solutions for patients in Bloomington and surrounding areas.

Updated, I am waiting to finish this review until I see how this gets resolved…read more Here's the update with my original review below. I didn't end up getting the root canal that day, but I still ended up having to pay $444 out-of-pocket! I'm disabled and on Medicare. They said it included the consultation, a $75 fee for some kind of pulp test, which really was tapping my tooth and touching it with something cold, which took about 30 seconds, and then the rest was the charge for the CBCT scan and X-rays. Now, had I known that I was going to pay that much for a consultation, which only included a short visit and the images, I would have gone to the best endodontist in town. Not to say that I didn't like the doctor, but that much money for a quick In-N-Out is ridiculous. I have traveled great distances to big cities to consult with a surgeon, periodontist, and tongue/airway specialist ENT, all considered at top of their field around the world, which is why I traveled to see them, and the most I paid was $350 per visit. And that was within the last five years. These visits were in depth. I showed up, knowing that I was gonna be there for a good hour, have a full exam, full images worked up, and leave with a very solid idea of what I needed to do next. Those appointments were well worth the money. So to go to this corporate chain office and pay this much for a consultation with an image of only my tooth and the bone around it, not my whole head and skull like I paid for in the other visits, seems like a HUGE over charge! I am shocked. I sat in the parking lot and cried. Before I left, I asked the office manager if she would make a request to the doctor on my behalf that he lower his fee, but they still took my $444 today anyway. I'm waiting to hear back, and if that works out well, I will include that here in my story and I will improve my rating. But so far we're not off to a good start. Here's the original review: I'm on Humana Medicare and the only endodontist in network is at this location once a month. I made my appointment, and they took my insurance info etc and I had a referral emailed to them. I was warned by my dentist that he'd seen some really bad implants done here at Aspen and he said make sure the endodontist is not the same as the oral surgeon who does implants. He said he's not the only doctor to see terrible work from Aspen. Yikes! So I showed up 30 minutes early for my appointment and it was a good thing I did because when I got here they said they didn't have my referral, which I know was sent. The woman in the office said she was out of town so it wasn't filled correctly. I was also blindsided by a several hundred dollars out of pocket cost that I was not notified of! Again she said that would have been done correctly if she'd been in the office. One excuse after another. I think her name is Carrie. I've seen other reviews here that mentioned a really rude office manager, and I will assume that this is the same woman. She was the manager. I already have enough frustration that I'm giving a negative review! Let's hope the root canal is better than the customer service.

Worst experience ever didn't numb my gums enough I was screaming in pain anwas asked to be quite…read morethere where other pantiance

Very nice, super helpful and careful! Everyone there was great about communicating everything!! Dr…read more Starr was excellent, and I definitely recommend!

We had a great experience with Dr. Starr and team for our daughter's wisdom teeth extraction!…read moreThank you all so much for the care! Highly recommend!

Dr. King is great! He is very kind and clinically excellent. His staff is also exemplary - kind,…read moreprofessional, and knowledgeable. I highly recommend!

My teeth have been problematic since childhood, and when I was in my twenties a dentist predicted…read morethat I be toothless by thirty. This year I will turn ninety and have been served by Dr. King and his predecessor Dr. Boruff for decades, always receiving excellent, personalized care and creative solutions to problems. I highly recommend this dentist. Sharon P.

Dr. Marc Smith has been retired since 2011 so I find Linda B.'s review very weird. When…read morepracticing, he was a great dentist, almost cried when told he was retiring. It's a shame, someone didn't check out her review.

I am very skeptical when suddenly, after years with a very healthy set of teeth, Dr. Marc Smith…read moresuggests that I need not one, but several crowns on what seem like healthy teeth. This could be very expensive, I complained. But Dr. Smith did me a big "favor" at the expense of Indiana University by scheduling only one crown per year, knowing that the Indiana University Health Insurance plan covered one crown per year. I now have a handful of unnecessary crowns in my mouth, one of which he had to re-do because it didn't fit right and was painful. I wonder how many of his patients he has duped into thinking that they need crowns, and how many times he has hoodwinked the Indiana University Health plan by getting them to pay for these, one year at a time! If you are a "victim" of Dr. Smith's crown scam, you'd better get a second opinion quickly, if you can find a dentist with integrity, who puts his patients' welfare before his own greed.