called to schedule my son an appointment over a month ago - he couldn't get in until March so I…read moreunderstood that and said that I would make him an appointment some where else since he wouldn't be home from college in March - I was told that if he went somewhere else then he couldn't come back to white knoll dentistry - so I did just that. Got my son and myself a new dentist in Lexington now. My advice -this is something u should not say to a patient, if that is your policy i understand but i think a different choice of words should have been used...just something to think about By the way ...he was only coming to get a teeth cleaning so if someone else cleans their teeth and he comes back to White Knoll Dentistry what would that have hurt??? I really liked my dentist at White Knoll Dentistry too - hate she will lose our business because some of the ladies upfront are told to tell patients they can't come back if they go somewhere else ....

My parents and my family (myself, husband, and 4 daughters) love going to White Knoll Dentistry…read more The hygienists and Dentists are kind and gentle. The front desk workers have always helped me if I've needed to reschedule at the last minute and will call when they have a last minute opening. They are kind enough to work in all four of my girls at the same time for cleanings. If you're looking for a new dentist for the family definitely give this place a try!

My first review was when I became a new patient at Peak Dental, now I can share how my first…read moreprocedure went, as you can see the stars gives it away for sure. Walking in Ms. Alyssa and Ms. Marie welcomed me and got me checked in. Then Ms. Lacey came and brought me back she had me take a seat and explained what was going to happen. The purple napkin and the silly jelly with some gauze. That sat on there for a few minutes and then Doctor Yarborough she came in and said good morning and talked about what was gonna happen before it did but like in a way that I could understand. Then it was time to have the numbing shot, which unfortunately, for me is the worst part, thankfully this is a place with amazing people where they don't see it as that instead they see it as someone being a brave person that's just really nervous. And they find ways to help people get through that whether if it's with laughing gas, it's with iv sedation it's with medicine or in my case with turning on the TV and having somebody stay in the room and just talk and hold your hands. And that's exactly what happened for Me , Fuller house on the TV, and Ms. Gabby just talk to me while holding my hands, helped me while Ms. Lacey and Doctor Yarborough fixed my tooth, they all were telling me that I was doing a great job. She told me everything she was going to do, so there were no surprises, and before I knew it, I was done. Everybody was super supportive, kind, caring, even with some tears. They helped me with my tooth. Ms.Marie was able to check me out upfront and I was on my way with a half crooked smile on the account that my face was still numb from it being fixed! Don't worry it went back to normal. This isn't just a dentist's office. This is a dentist, family who really cares about their patients, takes the time to help them feel comfortable, confident, and brave, even if they're a little scared and walk out with an awesome smile! All the people that work here are amazing!!!

I have had horrible experiences in the past with dentists. Dr. Yarborough and her team are amazing!…read moreThey did absolutely everything to put me at ease...from offering me a blanket due to being chilled in the waiting room, to holding my hand while having a tooth extracted. Dr. Yarborough was completely professional and nonjudgemental. Her staff was top notch. They came highly recommended to me and I was not disappointed... actually impressed and looking forward to getting on the right path with dental care. If you have any hesitation or anxiety about dentists...I recommend you go to Peak Dental!!! They will take care of you.

The doctor did a very good j on my crown and other teeth. Stuf is very nice and professional.read more

Our family loves DC@PH!!!! Dr. Asis, the hygienists, and other staff members are great!! Dr…read more Carroll was, too. Very pleased!!

Dr yung was so patient with me and informative, and gave me the best advice,Mrs Shannon was so…read moresweet.. and front desk ms lee was so sweet and helpful I will be back

Great staff and very sweet and honest dentist. He was very honest with what he was able to do for…read moreme. He and his staff were pleasant with me and my care and concerns.

Office very calming and staff very pleasant dentist very knowledgeable, would highly recommendread more

Deciding whether a dentist is "good" or "bad" often goes beyond technical skill--it can be a matter…read moreof ethics, too. I'm 81 years old, living with poor health, and I made sure to inform Dr Crocker about my challenges, including Auditory Processing Disorder (APD), which makes it hard for me to follow directions or conversations. My health conditions include multiple sclerosis (MS), chronic back pain, and heart failure, all of which make everyday situations more challenging. Unfortunately, my appointment turned into a nightmare. Due to my health issues, I asked to remain seated in a chair until the dentist arrived. After receiving a numbing shot, I waited over an hour for him to see me. As my pain levels steadily increased, I noticed he seemed upset and even blamed me for his running behind schedule. Despite my confusion, I told him I was willing to wait as long as necessary. At some point, I asked a fair question: if he was so behind schedule, why spend so much time blaming me when I had already agreed to wait? That's when he revealed his real concern: I learned later he was going to be late picking up his daughter. I explained that I was already numb and preferred to proceed with the treatment, but this only seemed to frustrate him more. He abruptly stormed out of the room, declaring the appointment over and instructing me to leave. Feeling confused and hurt, I asked a nurse to help mediate. I said we weren't understanding each other, and surely, as adults, we could work it out. Still, the dentist refused to return. I remained calm, never raised my voice or acted disrespectfully; I only asked for clarification about why he had decided to stop the treatment when it had already begun. His response was to have the police escort me out. The stress of the situation, combined with my heart condition, ultimately landed me in the ER. I prayed for him to reconsider and find a compromise, but instead, he blamed me for making him late to pick up his daughter. I reminded him that this was his issue, not mine. He had the power to dismiss me as a patient, but his actions became an ethical dilemma. I noticed that he continued treating other, healthier patients without issue and only forced me to leave--an 81-year-old with significant health challenges. To me, his motives weren't pure. He used his authority to bully a vulnerable patient instead of treating the situation with compassion and professionalism. I was willing to compromise, but he insisted I couldn't make him treat me. He was right about that--I couldn't force him to do anything. But I left without understanding what I had done wrong. This was an ethical failure. A dentist who chooses to work with elderly patients or individuals with disabilities has a responsibility to treat them with dignity and care. My time and health were of no concern to him. His priority was elsewhere, and his dismissal of me felt less about scheduling and more about the power he held. While I could have simply walked away, I believe he must be held accountable for his actions. He got flustered when I continued to tell him I didn't understand and I would wait the extra time . What a terrible situation for all including his staff who had more compassion than he did.

Atmosphere is wonderful and staff was great from start to finish. I felt very comfortable with…read moreDoctor to talk about my concerns that was sensitive.

Received a statement in the mail yesterday 32 Dental LLC for $5.00 from 2014. I did not know I had…read morea balance with this office from 9 years ago. The new office manager stated she has been sending statements since 2022. This is the first time I have received a statement from this office. New and current patients, beware!! I should send you 55 cents over the next 9 years since you are still waiting for $5.00.

I had my first visit to my new dentist. Had my. 6 month cleaning and X rays.The Dr. was very nice…read moreas was the hygienist. I like more of a family practice rather than a chain where they push services and every patient seems to need a deep cleaning and you can tell they function on commission. This was perfect. Dentistry as it should be, patient focused.

Great office staff great dentist. They are the best. I could not more pleased. They always take…read moreexcellent care of my husband and myself

Teresa is great she always greet me with happiness, smile, and very friendly, and she always took…read morecare of my teeth and tell me what the problem is before you start working on my mouth I will recommend my family to go to them all all the things I have been to through are the best so far so good

As expected, I was apprehensive. However, there was literally NO pain before or after. Staff is…read moreexcellent. Besides, the dentist has pretty blue eyes!