Savannah Periodontics is only dental office I'd recommend for anyone with dental anxiety. First, I should say that I had a very traumatic experience with an emergency dentist when I was on vacation on the West Coast and ever since then, I am a bundle of nerves when I have to have any sort of dental procedure. When I met Dr. Kube (pronounced Q-B) she assured me that she and her team would take every single measure to soothe my worries before the procedure. She kept her promise and did exactly that. I was given a pre procedure pill to take the "edge off" but the morning of my gum graft, I was so wound up, I didn't feel like it worked at all. When I got the procedure room, Dr. Kube reassured me that she would explain everything she was doing before she did it and she began to numb my mouth. Even though she was exceptionally gentle, calm and patient, I couldn't help feel panicked, (the experience I had with the dentist I visited on vacation had let me that shell shocked.) Dr. Kube went above and beyond and invited my husband to sit beside me during the gum graft so that he could help me calm down and communicate what was being said / done to me. ( I am hard of hearing and rely on lip reading to communicate and it is understandably stressful when masks obscure the mouths of those speaking.) Both Dr. Kube and her assistant Melisa were so gentle with every single part of the process. When I shed a few tears during the numbing process, they gently wiped them away ( which really shows that they care about the patient and not just getting the procedure over with.) When Melisa helped me out to our car, she noticed that I was cold and she put my hood up over my ears to keep me warm. ( It's the little things like this that really set this office apart.) While the first few days after the procedure were a bit rough pain wise, the pain medication I was prescribed was very effective and I was able to sleep and recover without issue. The after care instructions covered all the bases with regard to healing / managing pain. ( Trust me when I say to follow the icing directions- it really helps with swelling. ) A few days after the procedure, Dr. Kube personally texted me to make sure all was going well - which I thought was a really lovely personal touch. And the after care didn't stop there, any time I had a random question about the healing process ( e.g. How long does the bandage on the roof of my mouth stay on? Am I able to drink warm tea? etc.) the office staff Katherine, Megan (and a few other lovely gals that I was a bit too drugged up to remember the names of ) cheerfully and quickly gave me the info I was looking for. Long story short: As someone with severe dental anxiety, believe me when I say: Dr. Kube is an exceptional periodontist and she has my complete trust. Not only is she exceptionally skilled, but she is also so kind, gentle, reassuring and thorough in her care planning. A perfect 10/10. Not only do I whole heartedly recommend her, I will be going back to complete additional procedures with her, which for me, is the highest compliment I could possibly give. read more

I am extremely today dissatisfied with the unprofessional and seemingly discriminatory practices of your dental office. Charging a $50 fee simply for requesting to reschedule an appointment is unethical and excessive, especially when providing over 15 minutes' notice of running late due to traveling from Richmond Hill. During my recent call to notify you I would be approximately 30 minutes behind schedule, your staff was incredibly rude and inflexible. The policy of refusing to reschedule future appointments if unable to pay the $50 penalty fee on the spot is appalling. As a insurance paying client, I should not be threatened with being turned away over reasonable scheduling issues. What compounds this matter is I bet this unfair policy is pushed disproportionately and impacts your minority, specifically Black, patient base. Having an all-white staff and then enforcing strict punitive fees with little compassion or latitude raises concerns about racial biases influencing your office practices. Dentistry should be a environment of care, not rigid and excessive financial penalties. I urge you to reevaluate these policies through a lens of equity, empathy and ethical business conduct. Pushing away clients over minor scheduling issues is unprofessional and potentially discriminatory. I hope you will make adjustments to improve your office's treatment of all patients going forward. read more

It was an amazing experience. The staff made sure that I was treated and kept safe with temperature checks, call-ins, and proper cleansing. The process to get started on what my goals are was clear and concise. The staff answered all my questions and made sure that I was comfortable with what I wanted to achieve! I cannot wait until my surgery. read more

I am a member of AARP Delta Dental; DR. Turner is in the network of dentists they say I should use. My current periodontist left the network, and I called Dr. Turner's office to transfer to her office. I was told that they only take referrals from other dentists or periodontists. I told them that they were in my plans network and that I didn't need a referral. The receptionist informed me that they took the dental insurance patients at their own discretion and didn't really adhere to Delta's policies. I got the impression I was trying to join an all white country club. She should not be in the network. read more

Where do I even begin? I'm a 16 year old boy, and I needed to get a gingivectomy because of many factors including an injury I have that resulted in my front tooth breaking in half twice (being bonded back on both times). I had headed to a different periodontist before coming here originally, and had a horrible experience between the rude office staff and the ignorance of my injury. That experience left a bad taste in my mouth, so I was quite nervous coming to Dr. Turner's. That quickly changed after entering her office. I was immediately greeted by the front desk staff in a cheery manner, and they got me situated into my evaluation. I then met Megan, who is undoubtedly one of the best people I have ever seen in the dental industry (and trust me, I've seen a lot). Megan was so kind and understanding. She sat me down and asked about my situation, listening to my concerns, and going above and beyond by asking to see and know the history of my injury to make sure that I knew they would take care of the condition with caution. I then met Dr. Turner, who was so patient, I really felt that the most important patient in the building, not just some average patient that they see every day. She set up my gingivectomy and had great communication with my mother about estimated cost and did all she could to help cut and and remove and surprise/excess costs. She even gave us a detailed folder that included a report of my evaluation and a printed out plan for my surgery. When I returned for my gingivectomy, the experience only got better. I showed up to the same cheery front desk staff, and didn't have a long wait in the clean and neat lobby before they took me back, (in fact, my surgery actually started a bit early!) Megan was the one who walked me back, and she walked me through the procedure and recovery, while being quite detailed. She was very reassuring that everything would go well, and answered my hundreds of questions with complete patience. She noticed how nervous I was, and shared some of her own experiences, which helped comfort me tremendously. Dr. Turner then entered and prepped me for surgery, keeping everything clean and sanitary all the while. The cleanliness was so phenomenal, that my mother (a registered nurse who is terrified of covid and its risks) commented on the cleanliness! After seeing Dr. Turner I started to shake from nervousness, but Dr. Turner didn't hesitate to notice. She took great care of my injury and shaking from nervousness, (it couldn't be easy to hit a moving target), and comforted me through the painful numbing process. Megan wiggled my lip to distract me from the pain, and I didn't even notice we started the numbing process until we were already a good deal of the way through! Dr. Turner was quick during the gingivectomy, and held conversation throughout the whole process with me to help comfort and distract me. After the surgery, the area was quickly cleaned, and Megan walked me to the front, and made sure that I had all of my post-op questions answered, and then sent me on my way. This whole experience was one of the best, if not the best, operations I have ever had, and I would recommend this to anyone in a heartbeat. If you want a clean, safe, and incredible periodontal experience, I highly recommend Savannah Periodontics! 10/10 experience! read more

The staff is very friendly and Dr. O'Neill was very informative explaining what had to be done and the process. Highly recommend.

My first visit with Dr. Turner was a pleasure. Frightened to go in and elated leaving. She and Patti, Beth, all of her staff are just great providers. I go every 3mons for maintenance, and I look forward to going. I've been Dr. Turner's patient for over 10yrs. and I have total faith in her services. read more

Dr. Turner is an excellent dentist. She is a perfectionist who really cares about her patients and has a great staff. I highly recommend her. read more