From a dental hygienist of a few years, I highly recommend Dr George Kevorkian for your oral…read moresurgery needs. He expedites your procedures with quality expertise. I was the high anxiety patient and his staff comforted me from my first phone call, throughout the appointment and out the door! I am pain free and well on my way to a quick normal healing. Thank you Dr Kevorkian and Sue and the entire staff! The best!

Dr. Kevorkian and his team were absolutely amazing. My mother has Dementia and is almost always…read moreconfused about where she is at this point and so having to go to get some dental work done was terrifying. When we went they were so patient and kind to her despite her not being easy to work with at times. I'm so so grateful for everything they did and how kind they were.

I had a consultation about 3 years ago. I paid what was due at that time. I ended up not going…read morethrough with the surgery. They never made any effort to collect any remaining payment from me. No calls. No email. No mail. No reason for me to think I owed them money. 3 years later, I need emergency oral surgery, for which I had to wait a week for a consultation. A day before the consultation the receptionist called me and cancelled the appointment due to small unpaid debt. She was fairly rude about it in a "bless your heart" kind of way. I asked if I get it squared up with their lawyer could we keep the appointment. She said no, and that they would have to get verification that the payment was made and after that it would be the surgeons decision whether or not to accept me as a patient. I immediately called the lawyer and paid the amount. They said that they were notified and tried to reach me at an old address. They never attempted to call. They never attempted email. They said they would let Roanoke Oral Surgery know the amount was paid same day. I might be a weird edge case, but at this point, I feel like Roanoke Oral Surgery mishandled the situation and I question their administrative competence. I am going with another provider, even if I have to wait longer. 0/10 - Do not recommend.

Absolutely wonderful experience. From the front office to my tech Amber to Dr. Margolis even…read morebilling, they ALL took their time to explain my insurance coverage, the procedure and my options All professional and polite. I really appreciated the kindness. Great atmosphere. Great team of people. Kind regards Don

My family of four (all are adults) are all patients of Dr. Eschenbach. His two hygienists are…read morefriendly, knowledgeable and thorough. And unlike the experiences that others have had with chain dental complexes, Eschenbach Dental appears to be precise with its billing and honest with its charges. We like this dental office not only because of the professionalism of the dentist(s), but proximity of its location. Easy to get to with ample parking. I've had, cleanings, fillings, a crown performed. I am pleased with my experiences.

I've been going to this practice since the 90's, before Dr. E came. My husband and I are well…read morepleased with him and his staff. Very personable and gentle. We will continue going for all of our dental care..

He extracted my tooth. I told him I wasn't numb and he grabbed and pulled it out anyway as I…read morescreamed and try to pull away. It was a terrible experience. I would NOT recommend him to anybody.

After being awarded the Triad Yelper of the Year 2024 Award at the Yelpies Award Ceremony last…read moreyear, an event that honored the highest-performing Yelp Elites, I decided that it would be appropriate this year to go back to this dental office for a dental cleaning appointment and write a follow-up review. Dental cleanings are essential for maintaining optimal oral health and are key to maintaining healthy teeth and gums. I had an appointment to have my teeth cleaned for 11:00am this morning. A few days ago I received an email reminding me of the appointment and asking me to confirm that I would be there by clicking on a confirmation link on the email. I went ahead and confirmed after seeing that I had it listed on my cellphone calendar schedule. Yesterday, I also received a telephone call from them to remind me of the appointment and notify me that I would also be receiving a fluoride treatment not covered by my insurance that would cost $48. I confirmed that I would be there and paying this amount with my credit card. From last time when I also received this preventive treatment I knew that it helps strengthen your enamel and reduces your risk for cavities. I arrived at around 10:45am. The receptionist was on the phone and she had a young lady with a notebook on hand who seemed to be shadowing her to learn about how to do her job. I wasted there until she finished her phone call and then she asked me for my name. I gave her my name and told her I had an 11 o'clock appointment. She then mentioned the payment I needed to make for the amount the insurance wasn't covering and I told her that I was aware of it and was paying it with a credit card. I handed her my card and paid for it. She then asked me to have a seat and that I would be called shortly. I did. Two other people who were there before me were called and around 11:10am I was called in by my hygienist Kadie. I noticed she was a different one than the one I had last time and I welcomed this because the other one had forgotten to floss my teeth, one of the essential steps in dental cleaning. I had researched and found out that during these visits a dental hygienist is supposed to clean, polish, and floss your teeth to remove hardened plaque, tartar and bacteria buildup from your teeth surfaces. And that when combined with diligent brushing and flossing at home, dental cleanings help achieve and maintain healthy teeth and gums. The new hygienist Kadie took me to the room where she would be cleaning my teeth. She was very friendly and knowledgeable. She greeted me very professionally but at the same time amiable. She asked me appropriate questions about me my health and teeth. Then engaging in conversation to put me at ease. Following by treatments commonly performed during a dental cleaning such as Scaling, Polishing, and Flossing. During scaling, she used an ultrasonic scaler, which vibrated and sprayed a jet of water. She also used used hand instruments called scalers to remove plaque and tartar from my teeth surfaces. During polishing, she polished my teeth using a soft rubber cup and a special paste. This removed my biofilm on my teeth surfaces and will reduce plaque buildup without damaging my enamel. She then concluded the treatment by flossing my teeth. Then she went to ask my dentist if the dentist wanted to come in and examine my teeth, but the dentist told her that since there were no issues she would skip it this time until my next appointment. So then my hygienist Kadie proceeded to apply my fluoride treatment and gave me the instructions of when I could eat, what food temperatures to avoid, and when could I brush my teeth next. She also encourage me to floss more often. After asking me if I had any more questions for her, I asked the question of it was helpful to brush your teeth after lunch. She told me that twice a day was enough but it wouldn't hurt if it was convenient for me and at times when eating certain kinds of food. Then she proceeded to ask me what day of the week would be more convenient for me to schedule the next cleaning and time preference. After I told her this information and asked that I wanted to have her as my permanent hygienist, she scheduled the appointment for six months from now. My insurance covers dental cleaning twice a year. In concussion, I was very satisfied with the professional and kind treatment that I received from my hygienist and can understand why the dentist didn't come to see me, even though I would have liked that she would have.

False emergency care…read more These morons said they would aee my wife on a Saturday when she had a crown pop out through online appt. We made one for 7am Saturday morning, when we arrived they said they cant glue it back in because they didn't install it!?! What are the chances a person in their 50s walks in there off the street and has had a crown installed there when they've only been in town less than 5 years Not to mention the dentist was late getting into work when they open at 7am. Three years ago they said they take walk ins and my mother had the same problem empty promises, no help, no thanks.

Dr. Miller respects my time. I get in at my appointment time. I trust him to keep an eye on my…read moredental health and give guidance for necessary treatment. When I had to have wisdom teeth pulled, he used a method that wasn't painful, and I had almost no bleeding and no swelling. In addition, my teeth are really clean and white after my regular check up and cleaning. If you prefer a personable, professional and skilled dentist, You should give him a call. There are many consumer benefits to dealing with a smaller practice.