I have two adult sons with mental retardation, and Dr Boozer was recommended as a good dentist that…read moredoes sedation. HE IS A GREAT DENTIST! Has fantastic bedside manner and my guys really liked him. However, their first visit was really rushed. It is impossible to clean, examine or do bite wing X-rays in my sons without sedation. However sedation was not scheduled at this time. So the hygienists tried to clean as best they could and Dr Boozer looked in their mouth briefly and said he didn't see anything bad. Well then they were basically escorting us out and I asked "what about a panoram?" The tech answered "you can't see cavities with a pano." To which I replied "it's better than nothing!" So they did a pano and Dr Boozer came in to look at it and said "uh oh... that's bad." My son had a HUGE abscess in his gum above a molar. We were scheduled for sedation treatment and left. Had I not asked for the pano, my son could have had some serious medical issues from the abscess and infection. He had not complained about pain, as he's practically immune to pain due to his disability. The sedation procedure was at an outpatient facility and we waited for two hours before they took us back, no food or water of course. Then another hour on the gurney before they took him back. His anxiety level was MAXED OUT! So I decided to look for a different dentist. I made my other sons appointment at Smith Dental and everything was thorough, not rushed, and all in office. The anesthesiologists came TO the office and all was finished very quickly. Very little anxiety and thorough checkup and cleaning under sedation. Now I'm not saying Boozer is bad place.... but they need to stop rushing through it, consult more with the patients parent or guardian during or after exams, and maybe SUGGEST a pano rather than arguing with a guardian about it! That pano could save a life.

After having heard so many good things & having met Dr. Boozer when he visited the elementary…read moreschool where I taught years ago, I was happy to pay the extra money to take my three-year-old for her very first dental visit at his office. Unfortunately, the visit was not at all what I had hoped. The girl who called us back did not even speak to my three-year-old (who admittedly was hesitant) when she greeted us, and acted annoyed/lost when she did not immediately hop on the scale for her. This first contact would have been the time for her to engage her/offer a little prize or encouragement, etc. but instead she just seemed unsure of how to approach her. When she asked her to sit in the seat (which is a bit intimidating with all of the equipment and bright lights) she basically just pointed at it and told her to get in, rather than making it a game, explaining the equipment, or doing any number of other things that would have put a three-year-old's mind at ease. My LO was a bit resistant, but did not scream, throw a tantrum, or anything of the sort. Yet, the worker seemed completely lost as to how to deal with her. The actual dentist (not Dr. Boozer) was nicer (at least smiled & tried to convince her) but other than offering a new toothbrush, did not seem to have any other techniques for encouraging three-year-olds either. I had been told that Dr. Boozer's office had a lot of techniques for putting children at ease, but aside from the small television on the ceiling and some games in the waiting area, I did not observe anything that really helped the visit to go smoothly. As an elementary school teacher, I know the importance of engaging children, being friendly with them, and using fun/games/rewards to encourage them to do new or scary things. I thought that this office understood these things as well, but I was very much mistaken. Of course, dealing with a three-year-old is always a huge challenge, but I definitely think they could have done more to make it go smoothly. Update: I have added one star because I called the office manager, and she was very apologetic and seemed to genuinely care. Hoping I just caught them on a bad day, & maybe they will come up with some sort of a "game plan" for giving a little extra TLC on first time visits so that others have a better experience.

I've been bringing my kids to this dental office for over 8 years, and sadly the quality of…read moreservice--especially from the front office staff--has gone way downhill over the past year. I'm constantly being quoted different prices for the same scheduled services. I've had to call my **insurance myself** just to get accurate estimates. Even after paying in full at the time of the visit, they've tried to tell me I still owe more money. It's confusing, frustrating, and completely unprofessional. Appointments are another issue. I've watched them take patients with later appointments ahead of others who've been waiting. It feels chaotic and disorganized. To top it off, I called the **office manager** last week to get clarification on a charge--never got a call back. For a family that's been loyal to this practice for nearly a decade, this level of customer service is incredibly disappointing. I'm sad to say we'll be looking for a new dentist.

Back with 3 grands ages 9,12,13. Wonderful staffMinimal wait. Extremely efficient. Dr Boren very…read moreinformative and great with kidsWill continue coming back! Masks required

Horrible experience here. I will say, the dentist himself (Dr. Luke) is very nice and polite, no…read moreproblems with him at all. Unfortunately the office staff is another story entirely. I have an unused $250 credit on my account and I have been trying for the last 3 days to get someone to call me back to get this credited back and they will not. Each time they've said someone will call me back and they haven't. Im starting to think that one of the office staff has stolen it. If I dont hear from someone soon I will be calling the police to report a theft. It is pretty bad that it has to get to this point with them, but that should tell you all you need to know about this place. Hopefully Dr. Luke can find another office to work at because this place is atrocious. My recommendation is to stay as far away from this place as possible.

Had a 4:00pm appointment and guess everyone else here did as well. Terrible how they schedule…read moreappointments stacked on top of each other. I will check into other dental places.

Very sweet dental assistants and doctors there! The girls are always so good with my son and helps…read moremake him feel Super Comfortable during it all. Really appreciate that!!

We have only been in for one exam so far, and awaiting a dental procedure with Dr Miller very soon…read more So far we liked the facility, the front desk staff and assistants we met were all very sweet. Dr Miller also was kind, knowledgeable and seemed to care about my daughter as his patient. So far so good.

Dr Perez is a great Dentist, he explains everything that he plans on doing. His staff is very nice…read moreand care about you and your concerns.

Bad, bad, bad all bad company. Dr. perez told me that daughter was denied without even looking at…read moreinsurance didn't pay attention. Just sent me home.

Dr. Nash is a very nice and compassionate dentist. I received excellent treatment here and would…read morevery highly recommend this dentist. She really helped me feel comfortable and I have high anxiety about having dental treatments. All the staff are very nice.

Dr. Nash has consistently been rude and dismissive, especially toward patients with dental anxiety…read more She's the only dentist at this office, and it seems obvious she's overwhelmed. There still isn't a hygienist, so my cleanings have been done by either Dr. Nash or a dental assistant. At my first visit, she spoke harshly to a very kind assistant over X-rays, then left without speaking to me. In January 2026, she placed a filling that fell out just six months later while I was flossing. I had mentioned after the procedure that the filling felt too tight to floss around, but my concern wasn't addressed. When the filling came out, I called ahead and was told my cleaning appointment would be changed to an emergency filling due to the exposed, painful tooth. When I arrived, the office had no record of the change. Thankfully, they fit me in the next day. During that appointment, Dr. Nash immediately began giving multiple numbing injections without explaining what she was doing, which made my dental anxiety much worse. She also started working on a second filling without telling me first. When I stopped her to ask what she was doing, she rolled her eyes and responded dismissively. Throughout the visit, she spoke condescendingly to the dental assistant as well. I left with blood on my teeth, fillings that look poorly done, and little confidence in the work. I'll be seeing another dentist to have them evaluated and corrected. Everyone has difficult days, but patients deserve clear communication, professionalism, and respect--especially when they're already anxious about dental treatment.