Tidwell has always done a good job at a fair price. However, this year I had some work done and…read morewas given an estimate of $650. However, after the work was done I paid the estimate but later received an invoice for an additional $451! I am furious about because they should stand by their estimate or come close to it.

I highly recommend Mid-Valley Dental in Philomath, as they provide excellent service. My experience…read morewas that of fast, efficient, and high-quality care.

i got my wisdom teeth consultation and my follow up here but got removal surgery at the corvallis…read morelocation. dr. clark is very thorough and informative and was open to any and all of my questions. my wisdom teeth removal and recovery went incredibly smooth. i was very scared to have my operation, but the entire team was incredibly professional and most importantly so gentle with me. everyone here, even the women working the front desk, are welcoming, comforting, and accommodating. if you are looking to handle any teeth or oral concerns, please go to any of the peak locations 10/10 recommend

I had oral surgery, removing multiple teeth. Excellent care, concern and skills. I needed no pain…read moremedicine after surgery

I had an impacted wisdom tooth removed right before my birthday, and the whole experience was much…read moreeasier than I expected. The office and medical staff were professional and welcoming, and Dr. Jelmini was excellent--I would definitely recommend him. He explained everything clearly and made the procedure quick and smooth. I was seen for an assessment on Monday and they were able to schedule the surgery first thing the next morning, which was extraordinary. Recovery has been smooth so far, and I'm really glad I took care of it when I did. Thank you to the Three Rivers team!

it's been six months since i had my wisdom teeth removed here by dr. jelmini, and I can confidently…read moresay that my experience was wonderful. the healing was smooth with no complications, and I was back to eating pre-surgery within weeks. if you're reading this, you may also be like me and have the largest amount of anxiety thinking about needing surgery. honestly, my dentist when I was in my teens casually mentioned you probably want to get your wisdom teeth removed at some point, but one came in fully and they never were a bother so it was one of those things you can file away and forget about. until you can't. in my late 20s now, I suddenly had gum pain near one of my wisdom teeth. dentist took one look and explained the tooth was rubbing against the gum trying to grow in and will keep this irritation cycle going -- the solution long term is removal. yikes! I spent a lot of time scouring the inter webs trying to find a trustable oral surgeon and my search led me to Three Rivers. I had originally planned on getting a second opinion, but honestly, there was no need. the first appointment was a consult. I had a pano X-ray taken and then dr. jelmini went over the X-ray, agreeing that I should remove them. he patiently answered my antsy questions, reassuring me with honesty about what to expect. we talked about anesthesia options, and me being the antsy person I am, decided upon IV sedation. I was curious about PRF because I'm quite the science nerd and had been reading about this optional add-on, and dr. jelmini was more than happy to honor my request. a few days before the big day, prescriptions for helping with pain and nausea were sent over to the pharmacy. the big day came and I was SO nervous! the thought of going under! the whole process was so smooth. I checked in, took care of payment and then waited a couple minutes before being called back. Lindsay was so patient noticing my stress. honestly, everyone here was so calm and professional and it really helped calm my nerves. before I knew it, the IV was in, dr. jelmini asked how I was doing, and--- I was out! seriously, when you hear people say propofol is like a nap, they aren't kidding. I honestly have no recollection of the moment I was given propofol and it felt like a minute later and I was waking up. very groggy. the whole procedure must have been what 45 minutes tops? plan on getting lots of rest. I was so pleasantly surprised to see dr. jelmini call later in the day to make sure I was doing okay. make sure you follow the post-op advice for a smooth recovery! every day got better exponentially, and within a few days I was feeling more like myself. it just takes a bit of time to get used to the modified diet for a few weeks. I'm so glad I'm on the other side of wisdom teeth surgery, but if I could, I'd tell my younger self that it'll be okay and you're in good hands with the professional and kind staff at Three Rivers. Dr. Jelmini had excellent bedside manners, understands the anxiousness and knows what he's doing. I really appreciate how all the doctors here are up to date on the latest science, presenting regularly at conferences. Thank you, Three Rivers! I sincerely hope I never need oral surgery ever again, but thank you for advancing the field with kindness!

My experience with V dental has always been great! They are always friendly, kind and realistic…read moreabout what needs to be done to keep things healthy without going overboard. Before finding them I had some very unrealistic and expensive things told to me about what needed to be done in my mouth. As a senior I have appreciated their reasonable approach.

I am a veteran and I have an ulcer in my mouth and V2 dentistry was good at first they were…read moreaggressive with the laser treatments but after a few weeks they just got slack and I've been in so much pain All they've given me is lidocaine gel which I go through faster than toilet paper only works for 15 minutes at a time so I've been living in excruciating pain all because they don't want me to come in all the time for laser treatments so I don't know they've really left me in a lurch I'm literally in pain 24/7 and they know it and they don't act like they even want to help anymore.

I had to get a broken tooth removed today because I got in a car crash, Ive had to reschedule twice…read moreand have just been so so terrified. I've always had really bad dental anxiety but all the workers were so lovely. They provide a warm blanket, they'll talk to you and answer all your questions. They were very kind and took good care of me, I wish I remembered all of their names so I could mention them, but I only remember a girl named Bailey and the main surgeon, I believe was Dr. Purt. I'm at home now and the numbness has long worn off, absolutely no pain. Doesn't hurt at all. They did a great job. The only discomfort I'm having is pain in my right nostril from the oxygen tube I had to have in while I went under anesthesia. I suggest having a humidifier ready for when you get done, I've been sneezing non stop and stuffing my nose with tissues.

I came here to get all four of my wisdom teeth out and couldn't have been happier with my…read moreexperience. They originally weren't able to schedule me until sometime in January but I told them was really hoping to get this done by the end of the year and much to my surprise they later called to offer me an appointment for December 29. One thing they warned me about at my initial consult was that the cone beam CT scan they were going to perform was likely to not be covered by insurance and that I might need to pay the $185 cost out of pocket. This turned out not to be the case but I appreciated the heads up and would have gladly paid it had insurance not covered it. As for the surgery itself, literally the most painful part was when they put the IV in. I was 37 at the time so I was a little worried I might not heal as well as a more typical younger patient but this didn't turn out to be the case. Post-op pain for me was pretty much zero the first couple days and peaked around 4-5 days after but was never much more than an annoyance which I easily managed with ibuprofen.

I have had three implants with Dr. Howerton. They have all gone very smoothly. I appreciate his…read moreknowledge and expertise. The staff and facility (Salem) are also the best. I would recommend Dr. Howerton to anyone needing implants or other oral surgery.

This office is a nightmare! I'm a 17-year highly decorated veteran with multiple disabilities,…read morediseases, and medical/mental conditions. Dr. Kennedy refused to provide reasonable accommodation(s) for my disabilities as required per ADA and blatantly discriminated against me based upon my numerous disabilities etc., also major violations of state and federal laws. Peak refused to provide pre-operative pain management and control and again refused to provide a specific plan for treatment of post-operative pain management & control. Dr. broke additional laws by wrongfully instructing me to take more of my chronic pain medications, prescribed separately by my PCP for my severe spinal cord injuries, etc., for off label acute dental pain due to severe dental infections because he didn't want to prescribe narcotics for this ongoing severely acute dental infection pain. Due to Peak Dental's willful gross negligence, medical abuse & neglect, medical malpractice, & medical abandonment, I have now developed life threatening blood infection affecting my heart. There is absolutely no compassion with anyone at Peak Dental. They referred me to OHSU knowing that OHSU is not accepting any new patients even emergency patients. Instead of doing the right thing and performing the required oral surgery, Peak Dental (Dr. Kennedy) decided to dismiss me as a patient to just let me die from the life-threatening dental infection or commit suicide when my military service-related PTSD, depression, and extremely severe acute pain become just too much to endure. Wife plans to sue them all when I die. They lie and say they care for us veterans but in reality, they don't give a crap if we live or die as long as they make a profit and do as little as possible. AVOID this practice at all costs. I will be filing formal complaints and civil suits in the near future assuming I live long enough.