I am visiting family in the area from my home in Europe. I had bee experiencing pain in the gum…read morearea on one of my back molars as well as pain chewing. After several attempts trying to find a dentist to see me, I lucked out with Covenant Family Dentistry . The front desk clerk listened to my problem and I was placed on hold, she returned after a few minutes and I was able to be scheduled for an afternoon (same day) appointment. The clerk advised me to arrive early to complete paperwork. I am very impressed with the friendly and professional greeting upon arrival. Dr Font and her assistant were very professional. Dr Font explained the issue and reassured me as to what I needed to do and watch for. I would have no qualms about returning here & would recommend the practice

My son had another wonderful experience with Mary and Dr. Bob. They are his favorite! Mary is so…read moresweet to him and Dr. Bob is kind and compassionate as well. Great, friendly staff. I will always recommend Covanent to anyone for their dental needs.

I took a loved one on Medicaid who couldn't wait any longer for an appointment elsewhere to see Dr…read moreCortes to have three very problematic teeth either filled and or extracted. He would be paid from my $8G Cherry account that they initially suggested be opened for that purpose. After taking only one X-ray he advised that the three bad teeth complained about, but also four other teeth, all be extracted and replaced with partials for $7,100. Or then just replace the three bad teeth with implants for $9,900. When asked what would be done for the additional four extracted teeth, he then said he'd do implants for all seven teeth which seemed absurd. Does that sound plausible? Who has ever heard of any dentist doing seven implants for the price of three? I haven't. It's beyond ridiculous. They went on to emphasize that the gums would eventually shrink with partials and strongly advised to do implants instead which were twice the cost, but nevertheless it should be done NOW without delay. Furthermore he and his secretary/dental assistant stressed to immediately start bone grafts after the extractions and not later making it sound like it was impossible to do grafts in future as commonly does happen. Our experience of just needing treatment for the three bad teeth soon morphed into feeling unduly pressured into doing more dental work while cashing out and exceeding my $8G Cherry account which the secretary/dental assistant seemed overly impressed that I must've had good credit to be approved for that amount. Later after contemplating we cancelled any plans for extractions and implants and asked for a partial refund of the $209.87 for the initial consultation and X-ray and was told they would still charge $175 just for that. We're still waiting on the partial refund of $34.87 and a dental appointment with an available dentist ASAP. They seemed more interested in spending my money than helping the patient in distress.

Please ignore prior review. I've contacted Yelp have no idea why I can't edit what I wrote earlier…read more The actual dentist, Dr. Cortez came out and worked with me on everything. It's not often someone is so kind. Thank you Dr Cortez.

Very dissatisfied I was told that my dentures would be adjusted free for life. Now because the…read moredentist who told me that is no longer there it will cost $340. I don't like being lied to,. Get anything they tell you in writing

I have been going to Covenant Family Dentistry for more than 20 years. In the past I would have…read morerated them 5 out of 5 stars. My rating is based upon the quality of treatment I have had in the last two years. The reason why I started going to Covenant Family Dentistry is because they had three experienced dentist. Unfortunately they only have one of the original experienced dentist left and he is said to retire this year. After having my teeth cleaned, I was seen by a dentist who did no cancer screening. When I brought this to the attention of the dental hygienist she apologized but said there was nothing she could do. When I went in for a chipped tooth, the dentist said I would need a crown but that he thought I should have it done by Dr. Zimmerman because he wasn't planning on staying with the practice very long. He made it clear to me twice that he wasn't interested in doing the crown but then the dental assistant talked him into it. Needless to say, I don't have much confidence in his abilities to do the crown correctly after twice, saying he didn't want to do it. The receptionist did tell me that they hoped to get some good dentist in the future and I hope they do find some good dentist to work for the practice, but in the meantime I need to be seen by experienced dentists that do good work.

Been going here since I was born. They do a swell job at cleaning your teeth and are super nice…read more I've never inherited a cavity before in my life, so something must be working! The Schultz is super nice, sometimes he sings to me and its nice. The receptionist is a sweetheart and its nice and tidy.

I took my 4-year old grandson in for his first dental appointment. He was very apprehensive. The…read morestaff were very friendly and kind. The hygienist and dentist were wonderful with him. It was a great first experience and he was thrilled with his shiny teeth.

I was misdiagnosed by Dr. Jay Tahiliani at First Choice Dental in Waynesboro PA when I went in for…read morea standard cleaning on April 30, 2026. After his hygienist performed 360 imaging, Dr. Tahiliani told me I had severe gum disease and bone loss. He said I would need to get get two periodontal treatments followed by special cleanings four times a year. After I sat waiting in the dentist's chair for two hours, I asked his hygienist when she was going to clean my teeth. She said she wouldn't have time to do it today and that I would never be able to get standard dental cleanings for the rest of my life. I was shocked since my previous dentists had always complimented me on how clean I kept my teeth and never mentioned concerns about gum disease. Thankfully, I got a second opinion from another dentist, Dr. Lee in Hagerstown, MD who confirmed that I do not have gum disease, and I could simply get standard cleanings.

I don't know who these other reviewers are talking about. Tucker was my favorite dentist. I drove…read morefrom Chambersburg to see him. I've never had a problem. Nothing they're saying matches my experience.

Worst dental office ever! Staff is the most incompetent group in a medical setting I've ever seen…read more Office reeks of stale hot air. Dental equipment looks like leftover props out of a 70's horror movie. Went in for a first time visit to this office for a routine cleaning and total time in the chair was under 3 minutes(I timed it). Teeth don't feel like they've been touch at all. Overall not worth the time my insurance company will spend processing the claim, much less the money they will be charged. I'm contacting insurance today to try to stop payment for service(or lack there of)!

I will never go back to this place. They ran my outdated insurance and when I gave them the new…read morepolicy number, which was accepted by them and I was covered for 100% of the cost, they said they would submit it with my new info. 3 months later I received a call from the collection agency. They never even submitted the claim and none of the office staff could tell me why. Cost me 500 dollars plus all my wasted monthly deductions to the insurance company. My boss had similar problems with them. These dentists are fresh out of dental school and haven't a clue, plus most of their office staff are fresh out of high school. Save yourself the trouble and go somewhere where they know what they are doing.

Most horrible dentist I have ever been to. I went wanting an extraction and he tried to get me to…read morehave all of my upper teeth taken out. Very cold and distant. I have had many dental procedures over the years and this was by far the worst done and most expensive compared to other extractions. I have never, ever been in that much pain and he refused to call in pain medication for me. When I called to explain the complications I was told to go the ER or an oral surgeon. He did oral surgery on me!!!! Is he not an oral surgeon?

Went in for a filling replacement, "root canal" became buzzwords. While Dr Karen has been retired…read morefor a while, she came back to help another dentist who's on maternity leave. (I hold nothing against that. Far from.) However, I've been left in rather severe pain, told to go to the urgent care/ER (who told me they can't do anything and pain meds must come from specialists now), who again repeated those two dreaded words, "root canal." Do you set a broken leg by cutting out otherwise healthy tissue or what?? I contacted the dentist on call and per their advice, my pain has improved vastly but that's only due to their decades of knowledge and experience. This improvement also includes being able to touch my jaw up to the points of where the filling was replaced where it would obviously be sore for obvious reasons. (The dentist on call described my issue as a "charlie horse in my jaw" from having my mouth open past its natural stop for so long. Considering it was visibly spasming, I'd be very inclined to agree.) If something painful goes away with proper pain management, "root canal" doesn't need bandied about like a cudgel. I feel it was more money, more time, and a longer recovery with no consideration for my well being. I plan to fulfill my bill and retrieve my records and go someplace else. If I can get over my newfound phobia of dentists. This crap hurts.