Do not go here. My daughter has had a spacer in her mouth for less than a year (placed by them)…read moreand she's supposed to have it for many years to come. The cement on the spacer came off and they wanted to charge a ridiculous amount to fix their own mistake. Not to mention she has already had multiple major gum infections from said spacer. There's also no transparency in billing. You will pay for something "completely" and check and double check with them.. and somehow another bill will arrive.

First pediatric appointment completed at 19 months. How'd…read moreit go? Just as you would expect. Tears, screaming, kicking and more screaming. The setup they have due to covid is wonderfully organized. You have to arrive 15 mins early and stay in your car till the previous patient is not in the same area as you. They scan you for your temperature upon entry. Sad part was that only one parent was allowed. I'm sure it was for the better cause I was already riddled with fear. Thankfully the staff and dentist was kind enough to let me FaceTime while I sat outside. The staff was kind enough to walk my husband through the steps, provide information on dental hygiene at our daughters age and get them setup in a room for the dentist to arrive. Dr. Bryan was our dentist. He was super friendly to introduce himself to my husband and me over the phone haha. Answered all our questions and really took the time to talk to us. He checked our daughters teeth and also did a quick clean. He is strong cause our girl is a fighter haha. He was able to hold her down in a way that wasn't painful or scary as a parent. I'm definitely the type to be like "uhm no, stop please." But she was in good hands. At the end, she got a sample toothbrush, toothpaste and a little toy for her bravery. As a parent, it can be very nerve racking going to any doctors appointment because you worry about your baby. But I'm soooo happy I chose West Metro Pediatric Dentist. I feel at ease and I know next time I won't be as worried about taking my daughter in by myself haha

Dr. Maha is THE BEST pediatric Dentist ever. Not only was she amazing, the entire staff is…read moreincredible. You are doing a disservice to your family if you don't bring your kiddos here.

I've been taking my children to this practice for years without any issues. That changed when my…read moreson began orthodontic treatment. His braces have broken multiple times (six to seven, by my count), with brackets falling off just days after being installed on multiple occasions. Dr. Franz has twice blamed my son's eating habits, but I monitor his diet closely. I even watched a bracket pop off while he was eating a french fry. My son has an extreme overbite and it seems the case may be outside her area of expertise. Alyssa and Megan at the front desk have been extremely rude and have accused me of lying. When I asked Alyssa if I could speak with the doctor at her convenience, she lied and told me the doctor would not be in for the next three days. Later in the same conversation, she admitted the doctor was actually in the office. I've never experienced such poor treatment from a service I'm paying for. In fact, I've never been treated so poorly by any organization, period.

HUGE FAN! Finding a…read morePediatric Dentist for the first time can be tricky. After reviewing our Pediatrician's list of recommendations, Yelp and proximity to our house I thought I would give Pediatric Dental Group a shot. Well, it was a good choice! All the staff is super friendly and welcoming. The office was clean and cozy with big red chairs for my 17 month old to climb onto and they had books on the tables to distract her as well. Daisy, the Dental Assistant gave us a tour of the office and what to expect for this visit. This was very helpful because I had no idea what to expect with a toddler visit to the Dentist, especially since I have a hard time brushing her teeth! Lastly, Dr. David Strange arrived introduced himself, walked me through how he will brush her teeth and then do fluoride. Anyway, all in all this is a great office and somewhere I feel like you can trust to bring your kiddos.

Super nice folks here; my son and I are comfortable with everyone and we have been with Pediatric…read moredental group since 2015. Another perk is that they have an orthodontist at the office so braces and tooth maintenance can be taken care of at the same place....even at the same appointment, potentially!

I've been taking my kids to Clover Dentistry for over a year. Every single time has always been a…read moregreat experience. My kids actually enjoy going to the dentist for a check up. Everybody is Amazing!!!!

We were referred to Clover Kids Dentistry by our current dentist for our 6 week old who…read more"potentially" had a tongue tie. Since we had multiple medical professionals say no and 1 lactation consultant say yes we decided to go to someone who specialized in this and get a second opinion. Dr. Yip and her whole staff were beyond nice, knowledgeable, and super great with our newborn! They have an adorable office, especially loved their "meet the team" wall with staff pictures but instead of them as adults it showed all of them as kids... so cute! Though it was very out of the way for us, it's nice to know that Clover Kids is around and we could always go back if we don't like the new office we are all going to start going to.

Dr. Strange lied to my child and now we're left picking up the pieces. My child expressed her…read moreanxiety the day of getting her second cavity filled by Dr. Strange. She said last time he told her not to cry because they'd have to start all over. When I asked about that, Strange assured me he'd never say that. Lie number one, the second cavity we heard him tell her not to cry. Lie number two, he told her he'd just give her a little squirt upon entering her mouth, instead he gave a shot. Due to her medical trauma, we explained the importance of trust and transparency. He failed on those two fronts. Does he believe tricking your child is the best approach? He treated our child like an annoyance. Tears were coming down her face and not once did he do anything to give her any emotional comfort, just his standard don't cry. She was scheduled for three cavities, he did one and said come back for the others. Come on man, kids are going to struggle and cry. If you can't handle that, go work on adults. She lost her trust in him and now we have to find somewhere else to finish the other two. We gave very specific instruction on how she best operates and he didn't abide by it. He even said it makes him sad she doesn't trust him. One, that's on you for not earning trust. Two, don't make this about how you feel, totally inappropriate. Trust is not his strong suit, which is scary to hand your child off to.

We absolutely ADORE this office!!! Dr Strange and staff are a delight every single time we come in…read more My 3 year old went for his 4th visit and he struggles with cooperating, but the whole office knew the drill. They were so kind and approachable with their care, they were quick and accurate. I'm always just left super impressed. Plus the waiting room is adorable!

Choosing Dr Peterson as a Dentist was one of the worst decisions of my life. She told me I had 8…read morecavities, after never having a cavity in my adult life and 3 years later, not having another since. I ended up moving several hours away from the Metro area and had to change dentists. He discovered that 2 of the 8 fillings she performed were bad - 1 fell out and the other still had a partial cavity underneath it. When I asked him whether he thought I needed those fillings, he was extremely diplomatic and said his software wasn't the same so he couldn't zoom in as much and that some dentists were more conservative than others. I think that was his professional way of not throwing her under the bus (what did he have to lose by agreeing that there were cavities that indeed needed fillings immediately). Although she fixed both for free, I now have pain in my teeth frequently - not just those that had to be repaired but others as well. Again, no cavities in my adult life discovered by other dentists before or after her. It is true that her staff is nice and she has a fancy office, but I had believed that dentists were medical professionals that look out for your health and wellbeing first rather than financial gains by doing unnecessary procedures. I now have an intense fear and distrust of all dentists and cannot iterate strongly how much I believe that she falsely diagnoses cavities and then performs shoddy work resulting in lifelong pain. I wish I would have gotten a second opinion before accepting her diagnosis.

Excellent Dentist Visit.... From Massage Chair To Lindsey…read moreand Lauren's Excellent Service;it Made a Long-Overdue Dental Appointment, Painless AND Comfortable!

I take my son here. My experience has been great. They are fast, efficient, and even helpful after…read morethe procedures. I highly recommend.

I got quoted $174 cleaning fee today simply because the lead receptionist wouldn't take a minute to…read moretry to figure out what my insurance was. She cost this company two customers.

I have been taking my children to Kid Focus for years now. My daughter has had multiple cavities…read moreand the dentist, hygienists, and assistants are all so good! She is a nervous kid so I was scared about all the cavities but they have really good methods of distraction during procedures and their language about dental care is disarming to children. The dentist also has given me good advice about getting my daughter to stop sucking her thumb (which was hard to hear but she ended up being 100% correct about)! Also, they have a pretty deluxe room with toy prizes afterward which my kids really look forward to!

We have been going to Kids Focus Dentistry since 2017 when we moved to Applewood. We have always…read morebeen very happy and content with our experience there until recently. There has always been staff turnover but the newbies have seemed to step in with a professional and friendly attitude. Dr Ngo used to be so friendly and engaging but over the last year, I have noticed a change in her approach to my daughters. Our last visit in February was when it felt most obvious that things were different with her. Her friendliness and compassionate approach were missing. I found her to be abrupt and rude. Two weeks ago, my youngest daughter developed a painful sore at her gum line and I was worried it was an abscess or something serious. For the first time ever, outside our scheduled every 6 month checkups, I called the office concerned. I spoke with THREE different people and clearly, none of them had a clue about what they were talking about. They could not get me in for 3 days so I asked to text the pictures to Dr Ngo so that she could assess if this was an emergency or not. The staff told me there is NO cell phone options ( shocking in today's world) and the only option was to email the photos and they would get back with me. I asked to speak with Dr Ngo and they refused and transferred me to yet another unknowledgeable person. At that point, I emailed the pictures and NEVER heard back from them. After day 3 of not hearing back, I called to cancel our appointment because we had went to Urgent Care, The receptionist asked " How is he"? The patient that has been going there for 8 years is a female. Clearly, no investment in knowing their patients or even looking at their screen for a name or gender. After considering the disappointment of our care over the last few months and the unfriendliness of the dentist, I feel we are just a number, not a valued patient. We are moving on to a new pediatric dentist and office.

Avoid at all costs: Gross incompetence, medical negligence, and zero accountability…read more If you value your dental health, your time, or your safety, do not step foot in this office. My recent experience with Comfort Dental was a comedy of errors that resulted in actual physical harm and a broken front tooth. 1. Gross Incompetence & Radiation Risks: I went in because a crown they installed was loose. The staff had to take three separate X-rays because they managed to X-ray the wrong tooth twice. Their inability to perform a basic diagnostic task resulted in me being exposed to three times the necessary radiation. 2. Blatant Negligence: Despite finally getting the "correct" X-ray, the dentist failed to mention that the tooth underneath the crown was fractured at the base. When I asked them to remove and re-cement the loose crown, they refused, telling me to "wait for it to fall off naturally." Less than 24 hours later, the crown fell off, revealing a broken tooth that the dentist either missed or intentionally ignored the day before. 3. Zero Respect for Patients: I returned the next day at 2:30 PM to address this emergency. I sat in the waiting room for nearly an hour. By 3:24 PM, I still hadn't been seen. As a parent with a job and children to pick up, I couldn't wait any longer. I am now left with a broken, exposed front tooth because this office is incapable of sticking to a schedule or providing basic care. This isn't just "bad service"--it's a dangerous lack of professional standards. They are an assembly line that prioritizes volume over patient safety. Save your money, your health, and your sanity: go anywhere else.

The wait. Forever, and I'm switching locations. Gone way, way long wait. Stop double booking. Sucks…read moreso very bad. The wait.

Implant removal appointment…read more What impresses me the most is the professionalism of the dentist and the entire staff. My treatment is far from complete, however, I anticipate that they will provide quality care.

Do not come here for Invisalign. They push it a LOT, and since I started the process in January…read more2025, I feel like my appointments have been seen as an inconvenience. I think Dr. Ganong spent less than a minute in the room during my first 2 check-ins and the concerns I raised were ignored or treated dismissively. I was not given important information when I started, even as basic as how to clean the aligners!!! Months were added to my plan because I had to do "refinements" to try to undo the terrible looking changes he made to my teeth against my wishes and in opposition to what he told me he was doing. He literally lied to my face about how much my upper teeth would be moved forward and down. In appointments, I felt pressured to agree to plans I did not like or understand. He only offered the "refinements" after I wrote an email with my concerns. I guess having something in writing made him pay attention. He didn't respond well, calling me rude and "combative against treatment." Sorry if it's hard to be cheerful when I've not been heard for months and my treatment is taking longer and longer and looked terrible, and the information I'm given is very brief and uninformative. He even complained about me refusing processes that were never presented and weren't mentioned AT ALL during my initial set of aligners. That caught me off guard and seemed unprofessional. Medical professionals should treat patients with respect, not ignore them, or undermine them, and actually spend time at scheduled appointments to answer questions, instead of making it seem like questions are not allowed. Important information should be provided. It seems like he pushes Invisalign to maintain a status as a provider but once you sign the paperwork and the payment, you're just an inconvenience.