Dr. Bulger is fantastic! I have extreme anxiety at the dentist visits and he made me feel as…read morecomfortable as possible. Excellent bedside manner. Highly recommend.

Affordable, and the service is great! My fillings were a breeze and the doctor made the whole…read moreexperience super easy. The staff is also easy to reach and the office is very clean.

This is a great family dentist! They're very professional, attentive & caring…read more They communicated with me even before the appointment.I had an appointment set up & throughout the 2 weeks waiting, they called everyday they had an opening to ask if I wanted to move my appointment. The doctors & the hygienist are very nice, friendly & did their job with ease! Overall my experience here has been great & im making this my family dentist!

They really don't listen to their customers. They've been told 1000 times that I don't have any…read moremoney but yet they still bill me for services/ things that were not necessary.

Great service feels like an understatement. The staff was warm, polite, and genuinely helpful,…read morealways ready with tips and guidance. Miss Linda stood out right away. Even on my first visit, they made me feel completely comfortable and welcomed. They took their time with my questions and showed real care with my teeth. Just an overall excellent experience.

The dentist and the Office manager are very rude and disrespectful. I am a veteran that was seeking…read moreoutside community care and have been hung up on the phone and disrespected in front of other patients and staff. Will Not Recommend to my worst enemy.

thank you for helping me with my dental problem. i feel very relieved that i am in your care. i…read morealso hope to continue using your services.

Worst service I have ever received in my life. My appointment was canceled without my knowledge…read more When trying to ask the front desk about what happened, two other employees (including the manager) interjected. They were incredibly rude and unprofessional, would not answer any of my questions, and the manager even put her hands in my face. I will never be stepping foot in this building again. They don't even deserve one star.

This is the greatest dentistry in town. I have always been treated with the utmost professionalism…read moreand respect. The entire staff are the kindest people and always treat me with dignity and respect. I would recommend the facility to everyone! No team better!!!!!! Charles Green

I was very nervous. But they helped me ease my nerves by being informative, friendly & helpful. The…read moreplace was very clean.

Although overall experience regarding the financial aspect has been somewhat disappointing, there…read moreis someone at the clinic I would like to recognize. Melissa, the dental assistant at Aspen Dental, has been incredibly kind, patient, and caring throughout my denture process. She always takes the time to listen and make me feel comfortable. Her compassion and professionalism have made a difficult experience much easier. Thank you, Melissa! Five Stars for her!!!

Paid for Xray on my first visit was good got antibiotics didnt stop infection got another kind…read morestill infected deathly sick and they wont pull unless i pay in full and wont give me a payment plan when its an emergency situation all about money sorry im disabled and epileptic cause i dont tell nobody but i will for this review not sure where to go now or just pull it myself with terrible infection

I went for a new patient visit and everyone was sooo nice and helpful!!! Everything was explained…read moreextremely well!! I officially have a new Texas dental office

Unfortunately I had an awful experience today. The only reason I am giving 2 stars is because of…read morethe front desk ladies and the lady who did my X-rays. They were great and so sweet. Today was my first time seeing a different hygienist from my usual Jesenika. This hygienist's name is Jennifer Townzen. If she walks into your room to do your cleaning, I highly recommend asking for a different person or ask to reschedule. My appointment was at 10:00. I arrived at 10:02 due to traffic on Fort Hood street. I was not seen by Jennifer until 10:45. I see the dentist every 6 months and I floss and brush my teeth every single day, without fail. I also purchased an electric tooth brush as recommended by Jesenika. Jennifer informed me she has been on leave for a while and today is her first day back. No problem, she needs a little patience getting back into the swing of things, I get that. She didn't remember her password to log into the system so she had another person log in. Jennifer then seemed so unsure of what she was doing, I was almost concerned she didn't actually work there. She changed her gloves and put germ-x on 3 times before even touching me, which yes, thank you for being aware of germs, but it honestly felt like she was stalling because she was nervous and didn't remember what to do. Then when the cleaning started: again, I floss and brush my teeth every day and who knows, maybe I'm not doing it properly, but I have never been in that much pain having my teeth cleaned. Even when I was a kid and never flossed, I didn't experience this amount of pain. She continuously poked my gums to the point my fingers went numb from gripping the seat so hard. My mouth was filled with blood and I can still taste the blood in my mouth hours later. My bib had blood on it and there was so much water dripping down my cheeks into my hair, to which she joked, "bet you didn't know you were coming to the dentist to take a shower." She would also pause the cleaning to talk to me about random things like her daughter, her husband, and about how she "talks to her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ" and how she doesn't remember mosquitos being on Noah's Ark. At first I was giving her the "uh-huh's" while she talked, but then I just completely stopped responding. She noticed I kept wincing in pain and said, "sorry, your gums are just so inflamed. How often do you floss?" And I told her "I do it everyday so I'm very surprised I'm having so much pain and blood right now" and she said "well I'm not saying you're terrible, because you're not, but maybe change the way you floss and start doing it multiple times a day." I was with her for an entire hour. My hands are still shaking from gripping the chair so hard in pain. Then Dr. Bell comes in. I've never seen him before, but I hope I do not see him again. He came in and looked at my x-rays and said, "your teeth are perfect. This is going to be boring." And then he spent 45 seconds looking at my teeth and said, "you have one pocket, but other than that, your teeth are very healthy and strong. So just make sure you floss and all that other stuff I'm supposed to tell you to do." He did not count how many millimeters my gums are to check for gingivitis and he did not say anything about my gums being inflamed like the hygienist said. It was just an awful experience. I requested the front desk ladies to put in my chart that I never have Jennifer again. I went ahead and scheduled another 6-month cleaning but I hope I can find a new dentist office before then. I hope the room I was in has cameras with audio recording because I'm not exaggerating this story at all.

i really like this place! i hadn't been to a dentist since before covid happened and i had my son,…read moreabout 2 and a half years ago. they didn't make me feel bad about it and established a care plan i was comfortable with. i had to get some periodontal cleaning done , since my gums were bothering me and i have a history of gingivitis . they took my health insurance (united concordia) and i only had to pay $65 out of pocket. the first time I went for the initial exam , I had a panic attack. the staff did not make me feel bad at all, they brought me water and waited until I was comfortable to move forward . They were all very comforting in my time of need. The second time I went back, i got my procedure done. they numbed me and I had no issues. I am going back this week for a routine cleaning. They all have gentle hands and great personalities. I now no longer have to go to the dentist in fear because I know I am in good hands.

This practice is unprofessional and unable to meet the parameters of dental insurance plans. The…read moretreatments they recommend are not needed "immediately". They continually have a rotation of new dentists cycling through the practice. Run by a corporation. Beware

Great work and understanding of my situation. Always a pleasure to visit this dentistryread more

I needed to get fillings for my front teeth, due to chipping. I was referred to an off post…read moredentistry. When I walked in I was greeted by the front desk. They were nice and the area was nicely decorated. I noticed the seating area was fairly small with only 2 useable chairs. When I got called back the dental assistant was really quiet, having to guess what was going on. The dentist was nice asking me along the way how things were going. I noticed a cold sensation on my front two teeth, whenever I was uncomfortable I said something about it to the dentist. Then the dental assistant smacks me saying "you should've said something girl". Feeling like this was very unprofessional I forgot about it. Whenever the fillings were complete I was waiting for the dentist to give me a mirror and ask how the teeth look. When the dentist leaves, I am left guessing if I'm done or not, with no one really saying anything until the assistant comes back in and says "oh you are done wait in the lobby for your paperwork". 5 days later I'm eating popcorn and my tooth chipped again.

I absolutely hate going to the dentist. Today I decided to try out Stonehaven. I am so impressed!…read more A little over a year ago I went to ACE dental in Belton & was told I had several cavities & needed root canals. I never had the root canals done Today I was told that I never even needed root canals. After my visit I was given flowers and scheduled a follow up for some other problems I highly recommend this dentist office to anyone!

I went to Stonehaven Dental for what was supposed to be a regular checkup, cleaning, and X-rays…read more After the cleaning, the dentist came in and told me that eight of my crowns needed to be replaced, even though the crowns were only about two years old. They started by removing four crowns on my right side and placing temporary caps. I was told I might have pain in my upper right molar and may need a root canal, but instead my lower right molar caused severe pain. The pain was so bad I could not sleep for about a week. When I contacted the office, I was prescribed antibiotics and pain medication, but I did not feel comfortable returning. I later went to another dental office because the pain was unbearable. That office performed a root canal and helped address the issue. I also asked that office whether the crowns on my left side needed to be replaced, and they told me no. I then sought another opinion from a third dental office, and they also said the crowns on my left side did not need to be replaced. Based on my experience, I am very concerned about the recommendation to replace all eight crowns and the amount of pain I experienced after the work began. I have never experienced that level of dental pain before. I would strongly recommend that anyone receiving a major treatment plan here get a second opinion before moving forward, especially for extensive crown replacement.