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    Warfield Dental Center

    3.1 (7 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Cavity treatment

    Dental exams

    Tooth filling replacement or repair

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    Aspen Dental

    Aspen Dental

    1.8(30 reviews)
    1.0 mi
    Available by appointment
    Emergency services

    So over this place, my coworker went here and recommended I try it. Since then nothing but red…read moreflags. The one star is for the good customer service voices but otherwise this place would be a zero. - I went in for an xray which should have been covered by my insurance and supposedly was. Then I put a down payment for some cavity work to be done a month later. Only to find out when I came in for the cavity work that my insurance supposedly didn't cover anything and they used my down payment for that appt. to pay off the first visit without telling me anything. The sketchy part, my coworker said they also tried charging him saying insurance didn't cover his x ray but thankfully he waited a little and saw that it did in fact cover. - skip to a few months ahead, I rebooked the appointment for cleaning and cavity, since I didn't have the money to do it last visit. As I went in to book the appointment and go over option plans it was shown my insurance actually did cover the appointment. What happened to the money for my down payment/ x rays- they couldn't give a clear answer to. Saying that it still went to paying off the X-rays but showing that insurance covered it and I got some of the down payment put back in my account?????? -I need the work done so I tried writing this off as a fluke but after making an appointment for early July I got a call saying we need to reschedule due to a worker needing the day off. Soonest I could get in was August. I work two full time jobs so I had to take the day off but was able to make it work. - come two hours before my August appointment they tell me my appointment had to be canceled again due to the dentist being sick. Earliest they could do was September first. January if I moved my cleaning appointment too. Needless to say I'm over it entirely, I don't know what's happening with my money/ insurance, when I could actually be seen, and now I'm out of a day of work for no reason. I can't even speak on the care quality because I haven't even been given the care. I've just been waiting and played with for the past four months. I get dentist are human too and things do come up but having to reschedule months out back to back on top of sketchy billing is to much. This place has a low rate for a reason.

    They take your money then done with you,I wouldn't recommend at all what they gave me was complete…read moregarbage trying to get a refund as we speck,dont waste your time

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    Clarksville Dental Spa - Relaxing waiting area

    Clarksville Dental Spa

    2.3(16 reviews)
    0.4 mi

    I had a wonderful experience at this office. The environment is very relaxing compared to other…read moredentist offices I have been to in the past. The hygienist, Quentin, was great. He answered all my questions and did a great job cleaning my teeth. When I met with the dentist he was very kind and honest. I needed to have a filling or possible crown and he explained everything to me with options. When it came to getting the insurance stuff squared away the office manager was fabulous! I had a great experience. I was hesitant to come here based on all the bad reviews but my experience couldn't have been better. I recommend you give them a try.

    AVOID AVOID AVOID. If I could leave negative stars I would... Stay away from this place…read more My 11 year old daughter went here for a pre-braces cleaning. She had a cleaning 3 months prior. We scheduled it with this place because they could get her in on short notice. We explained by phone we were interested in a cleaning because her braces were to be put on the following week. While filling out all the paperwork an assistant called her back without my wife knowing and immediately set her up to have X-ray taken (never let assistants take X-rays before the dentists looks at your teeth. There should be a reason for taking them not just cause it's "that time of year"). My wife went in the back and told them we were only there for a cleaning. When my daughter came out from her cleaning the assistant came out saying there were no cavities but they couldn't know more unless we had X-rays done. At our other dentist "the dentist" talks to you and tells you what they did, saw or didn't see. My daughter got in the car telling us the assistant that cleaned her teeth was very rough and when she told her she was hurting her the assistant replied "you should brush your teeth better". Shortly thereafter, during the cleaning, she felt and heard a small pop. While feeling her teeth with her tongue in the car she felt a sharp edge on one of her front teeth. HER TOOTH WAS CHIPPED. At this point we were 2 miles down the road. Wife called to say we were on our way back and wanted to speak to the dentist when we got there. Once in the exam room the dentist came in and we explained our situation. His immediate reply was that he had seen the chip. Why they never mentioned this post cleaning and exam is odd??? He then went on to say her teeth had groves. I told him "feel the tooth, it is sharp". He went on alluding that the chip was there before we had got there. WELL since this was the first day of school I had taken a picture of her prior to walking in to class which I presented to the dentist on my iPhone and you could clearly see there was no chip. At that point he finally examined, felt the tooth and acknowledged there was a chip. Under his dentists light it was very clear to see. They offered to smooth it out, which we decline. So the question posed was "what can we do to make you happy?" My wife explained that the whole ordeal was very discouraging. I then explained the least they should do is refund us for the cleaning as I wasn't interested in paying them for chipping her tooth. They agreed to that, which didn't happened till the following day because their register had been closed out for the day, and told us there would be an all staff meeting concerning the issues. The next day when my wife went back for the refund she was asked to be seated. She sat for about 30 minutes at which time she went agin to the front desk where she was asked to come to a back room and was the interrogated by an office worker about proving through past dental X-rays that the tooth wasn't chipped prior. They also refused to tell us the dental assistants name at which time my wife pointed out that her "diploma/credentials" are supposed to be posted along with everyone else that works there that perform procedures on patients. Bottom line, save your time and money and find a more experienced and established outfit. These guys are just pumping out patience with little to no customer service. Perhaps if they dental assistant wasn't in such a hurry I wouldn't be writing this.

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    Fun and friendly area for the kids' care

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    Alliance Endodontics - Waiting room

    Alliance Endodontics

    4.4(29 reviews)
    0.5 mi

    Just had my first root canal at Alliance, and if I ever have to get one again, they will absolutely…read morebe my first call. Dr. Webber and his assistant Crystal were wonderful - kind, patient, and incredibly informative of everything they were doing. In fact, is it strange to say I had fun and the biggest challenge was trying not to laugh during the procedure?? There's a great vibe throughout the entire office, and you can tell people really enjoy working there. Even the front desk gals were delightful to work with, as this was my first time going the self-pay route. Jordan walked me through everything and gave me tips on how to save as much money as possible. Thank you so much to the entire team!

    I called Alliance Endodontics with a very simple question before scheduling a consultation that…read morewould cost nearly $200. I already have a crown on the tooth that may need a root canal, and I wanted to know whether, if the existing crown is in good condition and can be retained, their provider can permanently restore the access hole made through the crown after the root canal. I was told that they normally place a temporary filling and send patients back to their general dentist. I understood that, but that wasn't what I was asking. I wasn't asking anyone to determine over the phone whether my particular crown could be restored. I simply wanted to know whether permanent restoration of an existing crown is something their providers will do when clinically appropriate. I even asked if she could check with the provider. Instead of getting a simple answer such as, "Yes, we can do that if the crown is suitable," or "No, our office never does permanent restorations and always refers patients back to their dentist," I was told that it depends on the provider and my situation and that I would need to come in for a consultation. That's what I found frustrating. I completely understand needing an examination to determine whether my crown is suitable to keep. But I don't believe I should have to pay nearly $200 just to find out whether the provider offers the service I'm looking for in the first place. I ultimately decided not to schedule. The interaction left me feeling like getting me booked for a paid consultation was more important than simply finding out from the provider whether this was something they were willing to do.

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    Warfield Dental Center - generaldentistry - Updated September 2026

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