We made appointments for teeth cleaning. One of us was self-pay, the other had coverage with…read moreMedicare Advantage/United Healthcare that covers cleanings 100%. In advance we took an antibiotic required for teeth cleaning due to medical conditions. When we got there, the office-quoted cost for self-pay doubled to over $400.00 because of added x-rays. That was declined by the patient. For the Medicare Advantage patient, a bone density probe was done and multiple x-rays; then they presented us with an estimated cost of deep cleaning for around $140.00. No cleaning was given. Antibiotics taken for nothing! We never had this kind of experience under the previous owner of North Macon Dental. Very disappointed - feels like a bait and switch kind of experience.

This was great until that one dentist…read more Everyone says the same thing. The team is great but it's that one dentist. He wanders around like he's in a band playing at night and this is his day job. True, he walks around with those silly little magnifying eyeglasses like he's the terminator. Then, I saw a group picture of the whole staff and saw those eye bags with eye bags. Keep those things on! He's very friendly--with the staff. He ignores the patient. Ever been in a room with three people and you're treated like you're invisible? That's how he is. I had one problem that I brought to the attention of the staff. Oh, that's gum recession. No, you crazy woman, it's enamel erosion at the gum line. Could not believe she said that. Where did she get her degree? The University of Jeffersonville? Mister terminator eyes looked at it and he put a composite filling on it. At some point, it fell out. They should have replaced it as they warranty their work (or they did) but they don't tell people so it's not really a problem for them if the patient doesn't know this. He put another filling on a front tooth. He wrapped the composite around the bottom of the tooth to the back. Who does this? That lasted three days and just cracked off. That would have been fine if he were plastering a wall. He would do dental work on me and there was a pit forming on the next tooth. He never mentioned that probably because he never noticed it. Guess those glasses gave him tunnel vision. Billing was the worst. Did some procedure and my out of pocket was not that much. I gave the assistant my debit card to run. PAID IN FULL. I get a call a few months later reminding me of the follow up cleaning but told they couldn't see me until I pay the balance I owe. Like, what balance? I call the insurance, and they now say I owe them a balance. She looked it up. No you don't owe them anything. The insurance lady called to talk with this other woman. Not sure what she said but It was taken care of. Insurance is confusing and there's like a million plans out there. But, this was her ONLY job.

The dentist came in and looked like a kid that just got out of gym class. Had all these expensive…read moretreatments like crown, crown, crown that he recommended. Another dentist had recommended simply replacing the fillings on those teeth. However, that other dentist also recommended putting two crowns on the front tooth. This little kid dentist missed that completely. When I brought this to his attention, he recommended leaving those teeth alone completely. So, we have two different dentists in two different practices with two different opinions of what needs to be done. The common thread is they both chose expensive procedures but for different teeth. They have this really fancy machine that has a wand on it. It goes in your mouth and creates a 3D image of your teeth. From this 3D image, the little kid dentist made his recommendations. He mentioned one tooth was cracked. Was it cracked or was that a surface stain? A surface image won't show that. If only there was some invention that could show the condition of a tooth on the inside to show cracks, decays. If only someone would invent something that could show the actual condition of the teeth. Oh, yeah, like X-Rays which they took but never referenced. Red flag. They had this round faced girl come in and put pointy things in my mouth and said you need a deep cleaning. I looked at her point blank and said we're not doing that! The look on her face just melted like a snowflake. I told her the old name for this procedure which is called splitting the gums? Guess why it was called that and guess why they changed the name? The financial officer came in with a five page amounting to thousands of what they were going to do. Of that, the insurance would only cover 40%. Very fishy that two dentists say two different thing.

This office is ridiculously over priced! I have great dental insurance and have lived in multiple…read morestates and gone to various dental offices. I have never had any ridiculous out of pocket expenses prior to going to this office. Now even for a simple teeth cleaning I am being charged $149 aside from what my insurance already paid. I will take my business elsewhere. They claim to be in network but overcharge for their procedures so even in simple procedures both patient and insurance pay.

I had just moved to this area and had a tooth emergency the day before I start working at my new…read morejob. I called around to different dentist offices and most of them were unhelpful. When I called Dr. Halls office, the receptionist, April was really pleasant and informative. She called me back soon as she had some information for me to make decision on whether or not I wanted to come in on the same day. I took the earliest available appointment. Soon as I got there, they had me in right away. The new patient paper work was simple. The doctor saw me right away and listened to my problem and asked questions after I was done. He then presented me with a solution to my problem, gave me different options and explained all the advantages and disadvantages. He also had them configure cost for each one and gave me time to think about my options. They also offered finical assistance, like care credit. Fortunately I didn't need and was able to pay up front because the prices were reasonable. The doctor started right away and offered numbing if I requested. I don't like how the numbing last for a long time, so I opted out. He was really gentle and took the appropriate time to finish the job. Afterwards he asked me if I liked it. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND this place.

All I remember is them being rude and unprofessional. The front desk has an attitude . The prices…read moreare too high. I needed basic services and they put me through hell for that

Quality of care and attention to detail makes him an excellent dentist. I have been under his care…read morefor over 10 years and highly recommend him.

just now New Long…read moreread- I'm an adult woman who is absolutely terrified of the dentist yet it became necessary to have a tooth extracted and I reached out to Oglethorpe Dental and made an appointment because my husband had used them in the past and they were the only dentist office that I was aware of other than an oral surgeon that would do an extraction. When making my appointment because of my anxiety I was offered to be medicated and advised I would arrive- be provided a medication for anxiety and then have to wait one hour - fine. My appointment was at 9 so I arrived a few minutes early-c-rays were done and I paid for the medication which was a separate cost and then waited. About an hour later I was taken to a room and a numbing agent was placed on my gums and I waited for some time before the dr came in and he did several injections which I did not feel and he left me for the numbing to take affect. 40 plus minutes later he was back, all minutes where I laid there thinking about was about to happen and scared beyond measure. The dentist then puts the metal instrument in my mouth and I can still feel it. Be mindful that I am aware of pain Va pressure, I could feel it! The dentist then shoots additional numbing agent into my mouth without speaking t me- he gets my lip and the palate of my mouth and this time I can very much feel the needle "and" much of the medicine in the syringe shoots directly in my mouth and I have to spit it out. I'm again left to wait and in a few moments a nurse walks in ask me if I'm numb and then ask if I need to be referred to an oral surgeon and my response because I'm shocked is absolutley if that is what the dentist thinks- then another nurse comes in and tells me that she is not trying to change my mind but if I'd just stay very still he would get it and I would feel so much better - so I agree and then I again wait , and wait all while I hear friendly conversations going on down the hall- then finally he comes back and says ok I'm going to test it - again I can still feel the metal on what seems like a nerve. Dentist puts tools on counter, never speaks to me and walks out at which point I was referred to an oral surgeon. I was there from 9a til almost 1. I was treated in my opinion horribly and left in additional pain not knowing what I was going to do because they made it a point to let me know the oral surgeon was likely booked 3 months out. This morning I sit here in much better spirits because I was fortunate to get an appointment with Dr. Wright for whom I saw yesterday - I was able to be fit in within a week and survived on my antibiotic and some pain medication which luckily I had available because nothing was prescribed to me. I arrived at Dr Wrights office a few minutes before my 9a appt. I was immediately taken to a room where a nurse stayed with me 100% of the time . I was administered gas for my anxiety , Dr Wright came in and we talked, he numbed me up, we waited a few minutes and we numbed me up some more and before 10a I was out and headed to pick up a prescription for the discomfort I was going to feel these next few days and my tooth was extracted. If you have made it this far I would never recommend Oglethorpe Dental it wasn't even about affordability for me but you def get what you pay - walking away from a patient and no compassion not to mention he liked the use of the word retard for people who couldn't sit still and show fear

Dr. Davis is a great dentist who cares for his patients. He gives them the utmost care and follows…read moreup after every procedure with a phone call to check in and see how they are healing. I highly recommend!

I was very pleased with my son's outcome at Holcomb Dentistry. My son had 3 cavities filled by Dr…read more Holcomb. My son is autistic and this was the first time in his forty years that he had dental work done on his mouth like filing a cavity without the use of anesthesia. For any type of work dentists usually use conscious sedation for my guy. My son usually is very mistrustful of people especially if they invade his private space. He may become very leery and act aggressive when that happens. Dr. Holcomb and his assistant explained what they were going to do and my son had no emotional outbursts. They were able to fill my son's cavities without any problems. Thank you Dr. Sidney Holcomb and your staff for treating my son with professionalism, respect and compassion. We are grateful to you and your staff for the care that we received.

We have been going to Dr Sidney , for over 20 years ! He is the very best Dentist! My husband and…read moreI went in yesterday for 6 month dental cleaning ! we had new hygienist , that did our cleaning! my girl was Maggie ! oh my goodness, she was absolutely the best I have ever had do my cleaning !!! this lady took her time , very gentle and professional! my husband said he had Hannah and she was good also !

Dr Morris and the entire staff of Forsyth Dental Center are all simply amazing. they are highly…read moreskilled and very knowledgeable in their areas of expertise. At 74 years young, I have had many dental services performed on me, and now that Dr Morris is my dentist, I no longer dread my dental visits. Their services are performed professionally and without pain, and as always the patient's comfort and care are the utmost concern.

I was not impressed with my visit here. I thought this was one of the nicer more boutique styled…read moreoffices in town. I was wrong. A little back ground, I've always taken meticulous care of my teeth and my dentist in my old town has a top notch office and the services to match. I actually look forward to going to the dentist---it's that great of an experience! Any who, I showed up early for my appointment and the front desk staff happily got me signed in. I waited about 15mins before I was taken back. The waiting area is desperate need of a remodel. Nothing wrong with it per se-- but with the prices she charges I was expecting something more "glamorous". The office is definitely not what a modern dental office should be. My hygienist did a good job and was very nice. We discussed a small procedure I was interested in and she said Dr. Shah would talk more about it. So we finish up and Dr. Shah comes in moments later. My hygienist tells Dr. Shah about the procedure and it's as if she couldn't care less. She never mentions it again. She spends all of 3 minutes in the room before she was on her way. When I arrived there were 3 people in the waiting room so my assumption is that she is too busy to provide the quality of service I am accustomed to. Nice enough lady nonetheless. After finishing my cleaning, I proceed to the front desk to pay for my visit.( note: she does not take insurance) The total is just shy of $300. I hand over my card and head out the door. As I settle in the car and prepare to drive away I began to realize how underwhelmed I was with my visit. I have no qualms about paying $300 for a dental cleaning. However, at this price point you are no longer paying for a cleaning, you are paying for the experience. You want to be "wowed". You don't get that here. Her facility nor service match the price she is charging. I will not be returning and I do not recommend.

Trip to dentist leads to unexpected diagnosis!…read more The wife and I left Macon 10 yrs ago. Dr Shah had been our dentist and helped my wife with gum issues. Well we just got back to town and my wife saw Dr Shah again after a decade. Of course Dr Shah remembered her condition vividly. After the examination Dr Shah stepped back and said "whooaa." The issue had come back but more aggressively than before. She had seen advance periodontal disease but what could explain such rapid deterioration? She started asking my wife questions. Some that had nothing to do about teeth at all. Long story short.... She told to follow up with an MD. At first the doctor's office did not want to schedule us because we would not have insurance for another 6 weeks or so. I had called several doctors in Macon and not a single one would see us with out insurance. You know what my dentist did? She called, spoke with the doctor, would not take no for an answer and got us in. An MRI later a tumor was found wrapped around my wife's pituitary gland. That is going to be addressed soon and we are hopeful for a bright future. Dr Shah and that staff are simply the best at what they do.