Okay, I just had a cavity filled and it was the best I've ever had done. I always hate getting the…read morenovacaine shot. Dr. Faris did a great job, I didn't feel it and he finished the filling so fast.

I am going back tomorrow to finish a root canal and crown. I had a cracked tooth on a tooth I had…read morealready done a root canal on 6 months ago(from a different dentist). He was able to do without pulling the tooth, which I'm grateful for. My only complaint is the nitrous. It seemed weak or defective. I had my wisdom teeth removed before, and the nitrous helped ease my nerves. It costed $65 bucks and it didn't help at all. I'll keep everyone updated. It seems like this can be a great dentist. I made an appt the night before, so I'm sure he squeezed me in and was busy. I hope tomorrow he is able to introduce himself and take some time to give me a plan on what I should be doing to make my teeth better Great job so far! Looking forward to meeting the lovely staff and dentist again.

I have been visiting Dr. Cheng's office since I was in my 30's. It's been more than 20 years now…read more Regular twice a year cleaning, once in a while fix a Cavity and I had 2 teeth implants. Plus, I got Braces 7 years ago. Overall, I am a 100% Satisfied customer. I believe having good teeth are related to have a healthy life. A friendly and well organized management make a dental appointment more relaxed. Convenient location and a big parking lot are a plus.

I was a patient at this office for nearly 10 years because I trusted Dr. Cheng. Unfortunately,…read moreafter my recent experience, I lost that trust completely. After my root canal, I returned for my crown appointment. The temporary material could not be removed normally. The dentist repeatedly rocked and pulled on my tooth for a long time. I repeatedly said I was in severe pain, but the only response I received was, "It will be over soon." After multiple unsuccessful attempts, the material finally had to be cut out with a dental drill. That night, my tooth began hurting continuously. An X-ray later confirmed inflammation. I was prescribed one week of antibiotics, followed by another week when the pain did not improve. The prolonged antibiotics caused severe stomach pain and digestive problems, yet my tooth continued to hurt. I eventually sought a second opinion and was told there was separation between the tooth and the surrounding gum tissue, persistent inflammation, and that extraction was recommended. When I returned to discuss the situation, I felt that my concerns were dismissed. Rather than acknowledging that something may have gone wrong, the office focused on defending itself. The only solution offered was a refund for the root canal and a discount on future treatment, while I was expected to pay for correcting the damage. The reason I refused any further treatment from this office is because this was not the first time. About two years earlier, I chose to have what I believed was a minor procedure because I wanted to take care of my dental health before it became a bigger problem. Instead, I developed a serious infection afterward, and my face became severely swollen. I returned for additional treatment, but it failed again. I was eventually referred to another specialist, who successfully treated the problem. I was also told that the surgical wound was uneven and had not been completely closed. After experiencing two serious complications at the same office, I no longer had confidence in receiving additional treatment there. I understand that complications can happen in dentistry. What disappointed me most was not only the treatment outcomes, but also the lack of compassion, accountability, and respect when problems occurred. I am sharing only my personal experience in the hope that other patients can make informed decisions.

I called this company 8-23-2022 @ 345PM and i was told 1 denture could cost from 1100- 1300…read moredollars and extractions are 2-3 hundred dollars each on top of the 1100-1300, folks , I looked and i even asked why their prices were not available in their website, the lady commented in broken english was "we don't put out prices out" , at this point I decided they were not for me, and of course they throw in the denture is for 1 arch .... be careful where you go and do you home work. I WONT BE GOING TO THIS PLACE

Horrible place, had my appointment 6 months in advance for a routine cleaning, they Called me one…read moreday before to confirm my appointment everything was fine until I showed up & they had their ASSISTANT working on me. She didn't even know how to properly use the tools, I had to offer her help to hold one of the tools and when she was flossing me she couldn't even get to the molars. I asked her if they didn't have a hygienist she said yes but she was busy with someone else!!! Im NOT blaming the assistant for not knowing this thing I actually feel sorry for her I bet she is even getting pay for that. ashamed for the doctor in charge of this place. I would have easily reschedule or wait longer for the right procedure but this please clearly only care about money

I visited Hendersonmill dentist to get impressions taken because a tooth broke off my partial,…read more ugh! Vick serviced me so well today until I had to come on here and personally thank him. He was professional, warm great and a great conversationalist. I mean we talked while he got my impressions ready and I felt as if I'd known this guy for years. So if your dentist is Dr Upson, ask for his assistant name Vick, you will be in good hands. By the way...Dr Upson is the best.

I had a great experience at Henderson dentist for my routine cleaning. The hygienist was thorough…read moreyet gentle, and Dr. Uetsuki was very professional and the front desk staff was also incredibly helpful with my insurance questions. Efficient, friendly, and honest I'll definitely be back."

I was a patient of Brookhaven Family Dentistry several years ago before getting braces, and at that…read moretime they were one of the few dental offices where I felt comfortable and trusted the pricing. The doctors were great, and the front office staff was always clear about costs, insurance coverage, and what I was being charged for. I never felt surprised by a bill because everything was explained upfront. Unfortunately, my recent experience after the office moved to Chamblee was very different. I visited on a weekend in January for a deep cleaning and a painful tooth. I was told that my insurance could not be verified on the weekend and that I would need to pay upfront, but that any insurance-covered amount would be refunded after verification. I decided not to proceed with the deep cleaning, but I did see the doctor, received medication for an infection, and paid $141. The front desk informed me that I would receive a refund once my insurance was verified. I followed up two weeks later and was told they were still waiting for verification. It is now June, and I have still not received a refund or a clear explanation of the delay. I understand that insurance issues can take time, but nearly six months without resolution or communication is disappointing. I hope the office can look into this matter and improve communication regarding billing and refunds.

They are awesome... I love this place . wonderful staff and my daughter felt very comfortable. Will…read morereturn.

An amazing Dental Office. Friendly and welcoming staff, very responsive, excellent attention to…read moredetail, and overall attitude of caring about people. I saw one terrible review and can't imagine that the writer was at the same place.

My husband and I love this practice! Painless, caring, professional, and friendly. What more does…read moreone need? Oh yes, easy to reach at all times!

After a tragedy in my life in 2009 I stopped going to the dentist. Things like that just fell by…read morethe wayside as I dealt with my grief. Ten years went buy quickly and I still hadn't been to a dentist. I began to worry a bit as I had a tooth that had been painful off and on for that whole time. A few months ago decided that I had pushed it long enough and needed to see what was going on with my tooth before it became a real problem. I didn't know where to go and was truthfuly afraid at what might be discovered. I was really afraid I was going to need a root canal. To make a long story short, I went to two fancy dental offices, one in Buckhead and one in Norcross and was grossly disappointed. The one in Buckhead did a thorough examination and then told me I needed $5,000 worth of dental work. I felt like I was at a car dealership, they even had a little office they wanted you to sit in after the exam while they tried to "close" you and actually tried to get me to sign something while I was still in the exam chair, comitting to a next appointment...that was the first red flag for me. They wanted me to commit to $5,000 worth of work on the spot and sign papers to that effect. I told them I needed to think about it and got the heck out of there. The next Dentist was in Norcross and this guy had the approach of being the "cool" dentist, all pumped up on steroids etc. He called me "man" and roughly banged around on my teeth with a piece of metal and after a quick exam said I needed a root canal and to go get one and come back and he's "slap" a crown on the tooth. I had a feeling it was the wrong place for me as soon as I walked in. The furniture looked like it was from a night club and the receptionist was showing more cleavage than a Hooters girl....not really the kind of things I want to see at my Dentist's office....not confidence inspiring in my book. I was becoming frustrated as there a million Dentists out there and I didn't know who to trust and my tooth was becoming increasingly painful and I was getting really worried. I next asked a trusted counselor if he had any recommendations and he said he had a wonderful dentist. He recommended Dr. William Reagin. I called that day and made an appointment for a consultation. I immediately felt at ease in Dr. Reagins office. It was not in a fancy building with a fancy address, the waiting room was not full of blaring TV's and no one called me "man". Dr Reagin did a thorough exam on my tooth and verified without a doubt that the nerve was dead and that I needed a root canal and a crown as the tooth had a crack in it. Neither of the other dentists told me that my tooth was cracked and the first one didn't even say I needed a root canal. It would have been really bad for me if they had put a crown on a tooth that subsequently needed a root canal. I am grateful to have found Dr. Reagin. He is a very nice man who instilled confidence in me that he was correct in his diagnosis and treatment plan. The root canal was a piece of cake, I had no pain during or after and now have a nice porcelin tooth "crown", which looks natural in my mouth. I just noticed today that I no longer had to worry about not chewing too hard on that side of my mouth as I had done for ten years with my cracked tooth and decided to sit down and write this review. Dr. Reagin has been in practice for 50 years if I'm not mistaken. His daughter in law is also a Dentist in the practice. It is truly a family run practice, the likes of which are difficult to find these days. Everyone who works there was just as nice as can be. For the firsrt time in my life I can say that I will look forward to going to the Dentist.

My family is fortunate to have visited Dr Reagin for literally decades. He's taken care of my…read morefamily through two marriages, two daughters and he's amazing at what he does. Always up on the latest techniques, he and staff are also very NON-judgmental and understanding when I've been less than perfect with my own dental hygiene. So, a great place to start over with your dental care. You will be at ease and impressed!

I took my 88 year old mother to see Dr. Lin for a full upper denture. We are very happy with the…read moreoutcome. Dr. Lin did all the lab work and is very skillful. He also did an excellent job fitting the denture and making all the necessary adjustments. My mom is very happy with the fit and look. And I am very happy to see her beautiful smile. Thank you, Dr. Lin.

Mr. Lin is conscientious and detailed oriented. Two qualities I look for in a dentist. You might…read moresay I'm an experienced patient. With 13 cavities at age 11 during my first visit to a dentist, major 6 tooth bridgework at age 16 resulting from an accident, and having soft teeth I've formed opinions about dentists with a patients perspective. Mr. Lin is among the very best. I think you will be pleased.

First time patient I'm not a BIG fan of the dentist I'm actually terrified but their whole staff…read moremade me feel at home and Dr. Wheeless was amazing with educating me on what exactly was going in with teeth and gums and she made me change my mind about the procedures that I needed to get done ASAP because of my hygienist and her amazing staff she now my primary dentist THANK YOU Shanika Lavender

I never thought I would leave a dentist vowing never to return, but here I am. I had a root canal…read moreand the endo, Dr. Orozoco was the rudest health provider I have ever encountered in my 50 years of life, and hopefully will never have an experience like this ever again. I've had doctors that didn't want to be there, that were annoyed, and were short, but this was extreme-- it was very obvious she did not in any way shape or form want to be working with me and I was a complete pain in her ass. I was charged 300 for an endo consult which just amounted to her telling me that I had to have a root canal it was unavoidable. The 300 consult was about 5 seconds. Before I knew it she was numbing me and it was really painful. She was super annoyed. She had me bite down on a bite guard and yelled at me when it kept slipping. She finally took it out and said, "okay, forget that. Just keep you mouth open." When I needed to spit because I was going to start coughing, I raised my hand and she was like, "WHAT? I can't hear you. What are you saying? What? What?" followed with a huge annoyed sigh. No kidding you can't understand me with all this shit in my mouth. Occasionally she would hit me, and say, "Are you okay Michelle? Michelle? Michelle? ANSWER." While I was being tortured, I remembered my last root canal over 12 years ago, and how nice and kind the endo was, how he talked to me and was caring. I was literally terrified of this person working on me and I don't think I stopped shaking the entire time. I was TERRIFIED of her-- the assistant she had with her was just as cold and uncaring. Worst experience of my entire life with healthcare providers. And super strange. At one point in time during the root canal she started singing to the music that was playing. I had some hope that maybe she would be in a better mood and nicer to me, but no. The assistant also stopped being nice at some point, and would silently come over and jam an X-ray in my mouth, take the x-ray and take it out of my mouth WITHOUT SAYING A WORD. Absolutely worst experience with a healthcare provider in my life, and I will NEVER go back there. Ever. It was also really choatic and there was no sense of any type of leadership or anyone in charge. It was just people running all around and lined up to use x-rays, rooms, tools, etc. Total disaster. I miss my previous dentist who was so sweet and made small talk to make me comfortable. There were also no sinks in the patient rooms or place to spit, so it makes me wonder seriously where and how they are washing their hands and how clean they are. There should DEFINITELY be a sink in each room for handwashing.