I have not been a patient of Dr. Bailey for long, but he has been compassionate and kind every time…read moreI've been in the office. He does not judge, or place blame for any issues / complications - nor does their staff. Everyone there is very kind, and although sometimes it can be a little tough to get in touch with them due to a high volume of calls, they are helpful and responsive. I have never had to call multiple times, they have always reached back out to me first! Dr. Bailey performed a root canal on me last year, and it went perfectly! He prescribed an antibiotic prior to the procedure, and was extremely kind and empathetic during the entire process. I had NO problems following the procedure and have not had an issue with the tooth since. I used to hate going to the dentist due to past bad experiences, but Dr. Bailey and his office of amazing staff have made up for those experiences tenfold!

I have been going to Dr. Chad Bailey for over 15 years, and they treat me like family. He and his…read morestaff are friendly, knowledgeable, and highly trained in the latest procedures. They can even do a root canal, complete with your permanent crown, in one visit! (About 1.5-2 hours), because they have a 3D printer. But don't think the machine does everything- Heather is the best dental tech, and together with Dr. Bailey, they will ensure you have a natural looking smile with a perfect color-match and fit. They talk you through every step, and do everything possible to make sure you experience as little discomfort as possible. The dental hygienists are experienced, and Carla is skilled and gentle. The office is clean and bright. As you recline in the comfortable chairs, you can look out the large window or watch tv. Either way relax!- you're in good (and competent) hands with Dr. Chad Bailey and staff!

The staff and Dr. Potee are as kind, knowledgeable and professional as it gets. Thank you to all!read more

From the owner: We do full scope Oral Surgery, specializing in wisdom teeth, implants, IV sedation and great…read morepatient care!

Dr Lora Parker is an outstanding with a kind and fun bedside manner. Highly recommend for any oral…read moresurgery needs. The practice got me in within 36 hours of calling to schedule! Excellent experience all the way around

The woman working the front desk (Faye) was extremely rude and unprofessional. She was annoyed the…read moreentire time on the phone making my appointment, kept trying to rush me off the phone, she put me on hold, then she told me I was, and I quote "SPEWING profanities" at her because I said shoot, when I found out there was no opening for a few months. I said nothing to or directed to her, or even in an upset manner, I was basically thinking out loud "shoot, that means I'm going to have to deal with these migraines and severe tooth pain for another few months." She claimed she is the manager, which i really hope for their sake that she isn't. I wish I could tell you how the dental surgeons are, but I don't think I'll ever go there, in fact I would tell everyone and anyone I know not to go there because of this insufferable woman (Faye).

I lost a tooth off of an implant denture that I wasn't made by them, and they were wonderful to…read morework with. They did an excellent job at a reasonable price Shon is the office manager and she goes out of her way to make sure you are satisfied. I've heard negative things about Aspen , but would highly recommend the Noblesville office.

Let's start by saying that I am scared of dentists! The environment here is more family oriented…read morethan I have ever seen, which eased my anxiety. They did everything possible to make me feel comfortable. Even though I am 45 years old, they let my mom come back with me. LOL! I had to have multiple teeth pulled and a cavity filled. I now go back without my mom and my anxiety about dentists is under control. The care team is remarkable. Everyone in my family now goes to Aspen Dental in Noblesville.

I had an appointment for consultation with Dr. Bojrab. I have scheduled oral surgery on a difficult…read morelower wisdom tooth. Difficult because of my age (70). He was very confident but real explaining everything. This was a second opinion and he is the surgeon I am trusting with this scary wisdom tooth problem.

We went on referral from my dentist for some prep work for my 15-yr old's braces. He needed to have…read morehis two bottom premolars out because they were baby teeth without adult teeth underneath, with roots too shallow to move. Well, that's what we heard two years ago anyway. I hated the idea of removing two teeth just to put posts and crowns in a teenager's mouth. So I let it go (hoping for a better idea?). But it was now past time for braces,so I bit the bullet--no pun intended. We made an appointment and got in within a couple of weeks. Their office has a good COVID protocol that allows very few people in at one time. We were ushered back to the exam room and went through a new patient questionnaire as well as an interview of sorts, and then the doctor came in to explain the procedure and answer any questions. The teeth had already started to fuse to his jaw bone a bit, making extraction more difficult and time consuming. My son was awake for the procedure and did very well, this for a kiddo with a relatively low pain threshold. I was called back into the room afterwards and again the doctor explained all that happened. We were given post-op instructions and checked out. The staff were all extremely courteous and helpful. Recovery went remarkably well. In fact, I was surprised just how quick it was. My son went from soft food back to his regular diet in just a couple days and didn't complain once of pain. I hope we don't need their services again. But if we ever do need oral surgery in the future, I would definitely go back.

I love this office! I have been going to this office almost 15 years. When I first started going…read morehere, Dr. Fink still practiced. He has since retired and passed away. Two of his people still work here with the new Dentist (Dr. Rider). Vickie (runs the front office) and Victoria (hygienist) are amazing. Both are super friendly and very helpful! Dr. Rider is awesome! He is thorough and super knowledgeable! He personally has called me after doing some fillings to see how I was doing! I will continue to go here until I am old and toothless!

From the owner: CEREC Same-day crowns, Dental bridges, Tooth-colored fillings read more

I had to have a big tooth pulled and I dislike dentists a great deal. I had that procedure at 10AM…read morethis morning and at 7:00 PM, I am happy to say it was a great experience. Professional, personable and efficient....it doesn't get much better than that!

So much better experience than I had expected! The entire staff is exceptional and the operation…read morewas painless. Dr. Alderman even gave me a call that evening to see how I was doing and if I had any questions.

What a great dentist! He didn't overcharge for something that had to be taken care of and didn't…read moretry to pressure me into something that I didn't need yet.

From the owner: Since 1976, Dr. Robert L. Holloway has been working with patients in the Hamilton County area to…read moreprovide the best dental care possible . Dr. Holloway's experience in dentistry is coupled with genuine concern for his patients. In addition his entire staff is dedicated to your comfort and prompt attention . Our goal is to keep your teeth healthy and your smile bright.

Let's start with my obsession with my teeth. I'm a patient that never gets told to "floss more." I…read morehad never missed a six (6) month cleaning in my adult life, until the office staff went out of their way to insult and embarrass me in front of other patients. I have an illnesses which causes me to vomit frequently, sometimes with no warning. I had an episode while in the Martin Dentistry office some time ago. It's not as though they didn't know or hadn't seen it. However, after being late to an appointment which was rescheduled I was ridiculed. Call me silly but I didn't want to uncontrollably vomit all over the dentist or hygienist. Frankly, it's a health risk. I could've easily choked on my vomit during treatment. You can be the best dentist but with an unprofessional, patient facing staff you will eventually lose business. Side note, somehow the office suppressed my Google review. Now I consider them unreliable.

So let's all just be real with ourselves, no one likes the dentist. I have found a few over the…read moreyears that I've liked aspects of my visit but not the whole visit. HOWEVER, I will say that this is the first time from start to finish. I changed dentist due to my work and location so this past winter I was looking for a new dentist. I asked a co worker of mine and she recommended this dentist. I did my own research and decided to give it a whirl. The front office staff was great. And my hygienist was knowledgable, talked me through everything and even made a note in my chart about preferences much appreciated. Additionally, they do provide fluoride for their adult patients. This is crucial and I've been getting this ever since I've gone to the dentist. Meeting the dentist was great, she was personable and shared her advice with me about my concerns. She did not force me into any decisions and said it was my choice but she would air on the side of conservative treatment. Overall, it was a great experience and honestly I am not dreading my next appointment.

We loved Dr. Raub. My son is 9 and looked forward to seeing him. He had 2 teeth pulled and still…read moreloved him. Great experience. Unfortunately, Dr. Raub recently passed.

Dr. Raub's dental practice had a profound impact on my life, though not in a positive way. My…read moreexperience began with a dental emergency caused by a painful tooth that was unresponsive to over-the-counter pain relievers. Unable to secure a timely appointment with a specialist, I sought help from Dr. Raub, as he had previously been my dentist on occasion and his office was conveniently located. I was relieved when they informed me that I could be seen later that same day. During my visit, I requested nitrous oxide to help me relax. I had not received anything to numb the area. Because he was busy. But the Nitrous had relaxed me. However, when Dr.Raub examined my teeth, he encountered difficulties in identifying the source of pain due to my existing caps and a bridge. While using a small instrument--a bur--to assess my teeth, he inadvertently caused significant discomfort by hitting a nerve, I reacted which led to the instrument breaking off in my tooth. Unfortunately, this was not an isolated incident; a total of four burs broke during the procedure trying to retrieve the burs. He was obviously upset and referred me to a dentist in Fishers. I have kept the detailed documentation because the dentist said he had never seen this scenario before. He asked my permission to share this fiasco with students he was teaching and he wrote articles about dentistry as well. He gave me a small discount for allowing him to share how a painful tooth ended up in surgery and needing implants to replace the bridge that was broken removing the burs. (I was dealing with the death of a family member. Or I would have consulted an Attorney myself.) Afterward, a specialist in Carmel informed me that the broken burs were located next to my bridge work. He expressed concern that attempting to extract the burs could result in damage to the bridge, which ultimately happened. As a result, I was faced with the necessity of dental implants, leading to expenses exceeding $6,000. I reached out to Dr. Raub with a letter outlining both the pain I experienced and the financial burden resulting from my visit, requesting assistance with the costs. Instead, I received a letter from his attorney alleging slander. I possess documentation from two other dentists confirming the broken burs and the complications they caused, as well as the subsequent surgery I underwent. The financial strain from the implants has had a significant impact on my savings and overall well-being. What initially started as a satisfactory relationship with Dr. Raub deteriorated when I reached out for help to cover the expenses from his treatment. Instead of addressing the situation honorably, the response felt like an intimidation tactic through legal means. This experience has instilled a lasting apprehension about future dental visits and has left me feeling traumatized. While I acknowledge that mistakes can happen in any profession, the manner in which they are resolved speaks volumes about a provider's integrity and commitment to patient care. I hope that by sharing my experience, others seeking dental relief will be informed and cautious, ensuring they find a professional who prioritizes not just treatment, but also accountability and patient welfare. I