Located @ 127 E Trinity Pl Decatur, Georgia 30032…read more Conveniently located in downtown Decatur, just a few blocks from Decatur Train Station. There is plenty of parking in the rear of the building while you're being served. Today, my Mom came here for a follow up Dental Cleaning. While she was being served, I was able to watch TV conveniently located in the lobby. Customer Service was great as usual. The receptionist is very professional and friendly. The office is decorated beautifully. I'd definitely recommend this Better Health Dental Office. It was the complete experience for me.

This personal reference from a good friend we trust was worth its weight in gold. Staff is kind,…read morerespectful, professional and informative . The office is clean and equipped with modern equipment. Dr. Walker and staff are very sensitive to your comfort and pain level, and are very gentle with you overall, as well. Kizzy and Chiquita were the technicians who x-rayed, prepped and deep cleaned my teeth (Great Job). My husband and I love this dentistry office! We drive a good ways and pass several other practices to come here but it is worth it. Highly recommended!

I had a great experience with Endodontics of Atlanta and with Dr. Waters and his assistant…read more When I called to schedule my appointment the staff was very helpful in assisting me with all of my questions and in scheduling the best time. Dr. Waters and his assistant were both very kind, personable and professional. They thoroughly explained all that was involved in the root canal treatment I was receiving and made sure that I felt comfortable and understood how everything would work. I experienced no pain during the procedure and they checked in with me several times to ensure I was feeling well. I was expecting a little soreness or some pain after the numbness wore off, but am happy to say, I felt no pain at all afterward! I highly recommend Dr. Waters and his team! :)

The experience was disappointing and felt more transactional than patient-focused. I confirmed…read morecoverage with my insurance before the visit, and while imaging may have been mentioned, it was not clearly communicated that paying around $400 upfront for a CBCT scan would be required in order to be seen. Interactions with the front desk could have been more helpful, as the communication felt somewhat abrupt and added to the frustration. Overall, the process lacked clarity in advance and seemed heavily centered on upfront payment requirements rather than patient convenience or clear expectations.

Trust the 1.7 rating. There are more things wrong at this location than time and effort I have to…read morewrite about. We can start with time, have waited once for 30 minutes and once for a hour and 7 minutes after my scheduled appointment time for which they texted or called me in excess of 5 times for each of my four appointments to confirm. General lack of coordination and communication between staff and providers. I will write a separate review on Dr. Lee.

I knew when I came the first time and waited over 30 minutes that I shouldn't come back. I watched…read morethe workers leaving and stopped one to ask for assistance. That's what made them call me to the back. The lady who cleaned my teeth was nice. I knew when they told me that I would have to do a consultation before I received the surgery and that they wouldn't do the surgery the same day that I shouldn't come back. When I came in for the consultation, I waited over 30 minutes again for them to talk to me for two minutes before sending me to billing. Why couldn't they look at my pictures then call me to let me know how much it would cost? So my insurance could pay for the extra appointment? I'm definitely going to find somewhere else to go. I left work early for this crap.

I needed a an immediate root canal. Had never had one. Called the office and got an appointment…read morenext morning. Stressed all night about it but as soon as i arrived at his office everything went perfectly. I was assured the world was not coming to an end. He explained carefully what he was going to do. Within an hour he had completed his excellent dental work. Very nice office, staff and dentist as well as excellent high magnification microscope. And let me mention a follow up call to see how I was doing.

I was recently referred to Dr. Pafford by my family dentist for a root canal procedure. From the…read moremoment I entered, I was treated with friendly respect and kindness by every employee, from the well-organized front office to the immaculate well-equipped exam area with its beautiful view of Atlanta. I found Dr. Pafford to be very kind, competent, intelligent and efficient. He genuinely cared about making my procedure painless, even allowing me to use my own earbuds to listen to music while he and his assistants worked together seamlessly. I can sincerely echo these words from past reviews of Dr. Pafford: "top of the line practice" and "world class clinician." Oh, and importantly, you get free parking in downtown Decatur!

Dr Raymond and his team quickly diagnosed a problem created by another provider's root canal and…read moreresolved the issue with a quick and painless procedure. Dr Raymond communicated the process clearly. A year later, the follow up visit showed that my jaw and tooth were healed and healthy. Overall, my experience with Dr Raymond and his team was excellent.

I initially saw an endodontist who diagnosed me with issues involving my two front teeth--one tooth…read morethat needed a root canal, and the other tooth that needed retreatment. This doctor ultimately said one of the teeth might need to be extracted later on. Because it was a significant and concerning diagnosis, I told him I would like to get a second and third opinion, which he fully supported. After some research, my husband found Modern Endodontics of Buckhead. Their website emphasizes "advanced technology," "compassion," and a "patient-centered approach," which gave me hope. Per their website:..."they (modern endodontics of Buckhead) care for each patient from the first phone call all the way through follow-up treatment ....." Unfortunately, my actual experience was far from what they advertise. From the first phone call, the front desk staff--particularly one individual--was very dismissive and unhelpful. I got the distinct impression that she was more focused on her upcoming vacation than trying to help me. I explained that I was seeking an unbiased third opinion and that I already had two recent 3D scans and doctors' notes. However, she was adamant that Dr. Raymond required scans taken only in their office. I completely understand that some providers prefer to use their own imaging systems, and I even offered to take a third scan, if needed. All I asked was that the doctor at least review the scans I had already paid for before making that determination. I also tried to find out his availability to come in for an initial consultation. However, she did not want to put me on the schedule until the doctor had reviewed the documentation I provided. I put effort into sending all these images and information without knowing whether I would actually be seen. Per Modern Endodontic's of Buckhead's website, "Dr. Raymond starts by reviewing your medical history, taking radiographs (x-rays), performing an oral examination, and doing diagnostic tests." Instead, it seems Dr. Raymond reviewed a report from one of my prior doctors--without ever speaking to me, reviewing my scans, or examining me in person. According to the receptionist, Dr. Raymond's recommendation was to extract both teeth and that he didn't want me to have to spend extra money. I was very confused. How could a provider make such a serious recommendation without even examining the scans they insisted were necessary, let alone evaluating me in person? And I much rather keep my teeth as long as I can and spend the money. Making a diagnosis without that interaction is not thorough--it's dismissive. When I asked how he arrived at that conclusion, the receptionist simply said, "He can just tell." When I mentioned that another endodontist believed a root canal was still a viable option for one tooth, she responded, "I don't know. That's just what he said." Trying to get any clarity or meaningful assistance from the front office was frustrating and demoralizing. In the end, my husband pointed out this may have been a blessing in disguise. And I agree. I wouldn't feel comfortable entrusting my dental care to a provider who refuses to review available information or make a diagnosis without seeing his patients-- and whose staff treats patients with such disregard. And I saved $450 for the consultation. Unfortunately, my experience with Modern Endodontics of Buckhead was unprofessional, unwelcoming, and disappointing. I cannot recommend this practice.

Wow! I cannot begin to tell you about the anxiety I experienced scheduling this appointment. I find…read moredental work absolutely terrifying (and that may be an understatement). It took me about a month after my dentist made the referral to even call for the appointment. And now that my problem is resolved, I understand all about the adages concerning a whole lot of worry over something that ends up being nothing. In short, my experience was wonderful. When I called to make the appointment, I expressed my fears. The woman with whom I spoke, I believe her name may of been Paula, quickly reassured me that I had nothing to fear. I hopped on Yelp and also found reassurance in all the positive reviews. When I arrived for my appointment, I was greeted in a friendly way by Brad at the front desk. At the consult, Dr. Waters tried one last effort to prevent a root canal. Unfortunately, the issue was not resolved, and I scheduled the appointment for a root canal. My fear built up again. People talk about root canals like they are life changing, negative experiences. Again, I was terrified. However, I showed up for my 7:15 am appointment. Again, I was greeted warmly. When I was called back to my room, the dental assistant, Mallory, offered me a neck pillow and a blanket, which I quickly accepted. She was kind and reassuring, offering to answer any questions. Dr. Waters arrived, and he, too, had a wonderful manner - friendly and upbeat. Both assured me the process would be quick and pain-free. They were right. The only thing I felt was the numbing shot (and that was not bad at all). I have not experienced any pain or discomfort at all. I kept waiting for the pain to come (even after the procedure), and it never did. I did not just survive a root canal - I thrived throughout it! Great experience from start to finish. Thanks to Dr. Waters, Mallory, Brad, and everyone else for making a terrifying experience a breeze! I am grateful.

What a great place. Very nice and everyone so professional. They did a root canal in no time flat…read more No pain. Wonderful job.

Dr. Goodman and his team, through and through were amazing. I literally did not have one issue with…read morescheduling, rescheduling, confirmation, reminders, etc. NO PAIN - I'm also scared of needles and have had a bad experience with a dentist when I was a kid. So I went in sweaty palms and weak knees from the fear of getting numbed, knowing I had to go through with it one way or another. There was absolutely no pain - I'm not kidding. INFORMATIVE AND ASSURING - Dr. Goodman answered all of my questions at each appointment and walked me through the work he completed, and then answered my follow up questions. He was patient and honest, which I really respect. I'm lucky to have found him, I hope you're lucky enough to read this review and follow through with going to see Dr. Goodman and his team. Stay well.

Best medical experience I have ever had. I went in because I had intense pain in my lower jaw for…read morealmost a week. It was so bad I could barely function. Dr. Goodman quickly determined I needed a root canal and got the job done on the spot. Of course, "root canal" is synonymous with "pain," but Dr. Goodman assured me I wouldn't feel a thing. I had my iPod ready to go to blast loud music to help me through it and didn't even need it. I didn't even feel the novicane shots because I was numbed with Q-Tips before they went in. Plus, Dr. Goodman and his staff are nice, good-natured and fun. Post surgery was painless as well. I can't recommend highly enough.

Dentist is best but the accounting service is worse. They want money in advance but when it's time…read moreto refund their excuse is their accountant works only on Tuesdays. Its been over two months and I am waiting for my money back. I had my procedure done on 1-13-26 and still haven't received my money back. No professionalism.

The ladies at the front desk were pleasant, even the dental assistant was such a sweetheart. The…read moreoral surgeon herself was short with words and didn't explain much about the process in either of my 2 visits. This is not a deal breaker for me even though I think patients should be given thorough details of everything as any surgery can bring on anxiety. The real problem for me was after. Immediately upon leaving this facility I realized I no longer had my drivers license and I knew I just had it for this appointment. I called and asked if it fell out my pocket during the procedure, the lady who answered told me she would check and call back if she found it. I didn't hear back and they were closed on the weekend so I called again the following Monday. The lady on the phone chuckled and said if they found an ID they definitely would've called me. I was stomped because I knew that was the only place I went that day and my license was missing and I just had it. That appointment was in February, fast forward to now which is June. I get a call from their facility telling me they found my drivers license crammed into their dental chair and asking if I'd like it mailed to me. This immediately raised concerns for me. Why are you not thoroughly cleaning your dental chairs? And why is it that I called twice and nobody checked the chair I laid on? I felt like this was so unprofessional, especially because I went through so much to replace my license. When I expressed my concern it was dismissed, no apologies or anything. I would never give this place my business again and I don't recommend anyone else does until they learn how to sanitize after every patient.

I have been going here for years. I had a bad history with dentists and was pretty mental when I…read morestarted as a patient here due to past experiences. I thought I'd take a minute to review after a great appointment I had yesterday. Long is the hygienist who has cleaned my teeth all these years; he's so kind and wonderful! Yesterday, I pointed out to Dr. Schaeffer something cosmetic I didn't like about my teeth, and he took the extra time to fix it on the spot, and it made such a huge difference to me. I really appreciate these great people!

Let's just say that Francis Schafer conducted a Root Canal on the tooth behind tooth number 30 and…read moremanys years later, they find that he left roots in my mouth which caused additional infection to which I'm now being treated for. He should know better as he's a third generation dentist. There's also the possibility that I may not have needed a root canal to begin with. More like a crown was possibly needed instead. They gave me Lidocaine and I could still feel everything. It was a lot of pain but I sat through and have more work coming up. That's more pain to endure. I do not appreciate any of it and I'm shielding out more money for this. Bad Dentist and I said what I said.

Straightforward! They did not try to up-charge anything for my husband or me. Really a good…read moreexperience. Nice people, good technicians, clean and large office and rooms.

Dr Freeman is not my normal dentist. Mine was closed for the week between Xmas and New Years. They…read morewere open and had these great reviews. I came in and they welcomed me at the door. They had everything ready and saw me quickly. A crown had fallen off and I needed it put back on. Well the tooth had rotted and I had an infection too. He explained everything well and I was out very quickly. I may keep going to this dentist.