Wonderful experience! The staff is extremely kind and compassionate!…read more The front lobby offers a complementary coffee and water bar. The place is clean, from the countertop at check in, the coffee bar as well as restrooms and exam rooms.

Unacceptable! Telling me you couldn't get to me until 40 minutes after my appointment because…read more"you're busy"....like I'm not? And taking people who came in AFTER me back BEFORE me? Very poor service! I will be seeking a new dentist an expect you to get them my records promptly, despite how "busy" you are.

Four years ago, this office informed me that I had severe periodontal disease, which conflicted…read morewith years of positive reports from my previous dentist. Since then, I have been scheduled for periodontal cleanings every three months at an additional cost of $53 per visit and was told I would need them for life. In late 2024, one hygienist told me I no longer showed any signs of periodontal disease and that I could return to regular cleanings every six months. However, at my next appointment, a different hygienist insisted that no such update had been given. At my most recent visit, I was again told I needed lifelong periodontal cleanings and would continue to be charged the extra fee. The office appeared very disorganized: after my teeth were polished, I waited more than 30 minutes with no communication. Because they were so far behind, the dentist eventually completed the cleaning, confirmed that my teeth and gums looked healthy, and, when asked, stated that what he performed was a regular cleaning, not a periodontal cleaning. When I questioned the additional $53 charge, he referred me to the front desk. The staff member at the front desk insisted I had received a periodontal cleaning. After speaking with the dentist, she returned saying he had "misspoken," but waived the fee for that day due to the confusion. She further stated that I would be charged $53 for all future visits. Given the inconsistent clinical information, lack of communication, and unclear billing practices, I will not be returning to this office.

I am so very pleased with my experience with Loveland Modern Dentistry. The front office was so…read morevery helpful in securing all my past records, and my visit was exceptional. I felt heard and was very comfortable with both Amanda, my hygienist, and Dr. Gomez. The warm and caring feelings I felt throughout the office was amazing!

I have been to a number of dentists in my life and the Davis Family Dental staff is the best I have…read moreever had. During my first visit they did a thorough check up and discussed potential problems that needed attention. Their approach is very low key and I was not pressured to do a certain procedure now or risk having my teeth fall out. The entire staff is very professional and make going to the dentist as pleasant as possible. They are now the dentist of choice for our entire family and I highly recommend them!

My husband and I have been going to get our teeth cleaned and various dental procedures for five…read moreyears. I recently had a cleaning scheduled and was running late due to an emergency phone call I got from my husband that he was at the hospital with his Dad and that he was looking at having his foot amputated. My appointment was scheduled for 11:am I phoned them at 11:14 and that I can be there in 10 minutes. They told me that I would have to be there by 11:15 or my appointment would be canceled with a $50 cancellation fee. The office manager Kimberly, said she understands people have things come up but couldn't schedule another appointment unless I paid the $50 feet. But I didn't cancel I was running late. I've never missed or even late for an appointment. Will never go back again!

worst experience ever. I went to them several months ago after not getting a cleaning for a few…read moreyears. my dentist retired and I wanted someone who took my insurance. they did. so began the process and could not get a cleaning for months as they said I needed all this other work first which did not make sense. they said I needed three crowns and two fillings. I have never had this much word done in my whole life and yet, maybe I needed it? I question all of it now. They did two fillings and a crown in one day and that was way too much. I was in trauma. I am 67 now and maybe that is part of it, but this was over the top awful. then I got back for a cleaning and that was fine. now another crown. here's where it gets really bad. the assistant place a temporary crown on my tooth which no dentist in site, took it off to adjust several times but complained she was afraid to make it thinner as it might break, so instead of making the fitting right she put on a crown that was too high. I did not know what it could do to me. The pain from the procedure did not go away and only got worse, enough that I thought about the ER. I finally got in for the permanent crown and told the assistant how bad the pain has been and she said, "oh yeah, a high temporary crown like that could bruise the periodontal ligament and cause that pain." She knew this and still fit me with the bad temp crown fitting? And no dentist in sight. So the dentist put on the regular gold crown and again the assistant finished the procedure cementing in and the dentist did not check final. I am still in tremendous pain, had to cancel work for several days, get a prescription for Tylenol and codeine and still cannot function. The dentist wants me on steriods for inflammation and I tell her I can't due to past health issues and she pushes for steroids. Doesn't consider infection or anything else. I finally go to another dentist for an emergency consult and he refers me to an endodontist as he thing the nerve pulp is damaged due to the situation. I went and of course this killed the nerve in my tooth and I have to get a $1900 root canal, taking antibiotics due to infection in my throat from this, and trauma to say the least. I have spoken with the office manager and the dentist won't call me back after I have been promised to hear from her. They won't take responsibility for what they did, as this should have never happened. I am not a litigious person and am considering speaking to a lawyer or going to small claims court, reporting them to the dental board as they did this to me. It was a bad fitted crown that caused this to happen. Do not go here.

I have never had a more thorough cleaning and examination as the experience I had today. I would…read morehighly recommend Dr. Yang, she does not recommend something that doesn't benefit you which is hard to find. Haley cleaned my teeth and she was so pleasant and good at her job, they were both amazing! The office space was very cute and cozy.

I agree with many of the negative reviews here... office was dirty, the dental hygienist was not…read morevery skilled and messed up multiple times during my cleaning and I asked specifically to be notified if anything wasn't covered by my insurance and yet I was charged $450 for x-rays I didn't ask for. Unfortunately I only went here because it is one of the only places that accepts my insurance but I will not be returning and I recommend others don't either.

I would give negative starts if I could…read more I had a tooth break in early March. I've never had any dental anything done (I had an exam that left me in severe pain 4 years ago and a couple wisdom teeth consultations within the last 4 years but nothing else) and I have medical PTSD which made the thought of getting it fixed terrifying. I originally was going to have my tooth repaired at the Loveland office by Dr. Gomez on March 21st but there was an issue and I had to reschedule; the soonest I could get in was April 4th at the Fort Collins office. I was really nervous about it because my spouse had a good experience in Loveland and the change in venue made my anxiety bad but I wanted to see Dr. Gomez and it was see him two weeks later in Fort Collins or wait several weeks to get in with the Loveland office. Since it's a broken tooth I decided to get in faster. Communication with the Fort Collins office from the start was much worse than I experienced with the Loveland office. There were longer delays in getting answers and questions had to be asked repeatedly, with different answers being given each time. I was told that they would have no problems prescribing me a benzo to help with my severe, crippling anxiety to help me sleep the night before and get through the procedure. Their website says they do sedation including oral sedation. April 3rd came and they hadn't called it in. I was anxious and couldn't sleep because I had this procedure looming that felt like I was going to die if I got it done because my anxiety was so out of control. They finally called around 10am on April 4th. I'm a day sleeper, they were told from the start that I 100% must have the latest possible appointment because even then I'll be getting up at least 2 hours earlier than normal to make it in time. I hadn't really been able to sleep yet. I thought maybe they were calling to tell me they finally called in the medication for my anxiety. No. They were calling because it was snowing lightly and there was barely a dusting of snow so they wanted to move appointments earlier so they could close early (this snow storm amounted in trace amounts of snow that melted by the afternoon, by the way). To say I was shocked and appalled is putting it lightly. I refused to move my appointment and hung up the phone. A short time later, I called back and asked to speak to the manager. Talked about the situation with the medication and being pressured to move my appointment to an earlier time when they know my situation. The manager honestly seemed like she couldn't have cared less about me as a person, patient, and potential income source if she had tried. I called and talked to her multiple times trying to get the medication situation sorted out so I could handle going in and eventually I found out that the doctor on duty the previous day, Dr. Kim, "never" writes any scripts for anyone unless she's personally seen the patient in question so that's why I was not given the medication I was promised. I ended up having a huge panic attack and canceled my appointment. I feel like my needs as someone with anxiety, PTSD, and an alternative sleep schedule were not valued at all and that if they're going to let a random doctor just decide not to provide enough anxiety medication to help a patient through the night before and day of a terrifying procedure then they shouldn't say they offer oral sedation. I have contacted their parent company, Smile Generation, with my complaint but it's been 3 weeks now with no response from them. I don't know if/when they will respond but there's honestly nothing that would ever make me go to the Fort Collins office for any reason after my experience there.

it's the best place! Everyone is so friendly, professional, polite, positive, respectful, and…read morehones and happ!

Professional and kind. They do a great job! Dr. George is great!…read moreThe facility is clean and has the latest equipment!

This place tried to take advantage of me. I've never even had a cavity and always have cleanings…read more They told me I need $950 in numerous procedures, that day and immediately, all of which was completely false and verified with a second dental opinion. The older blonde hygienist, Christine, is not someone I'd ever trust again. She tried to collect the funds that second, hurry, hurry sales pitch. Highly disappointing and wish the dentist would have caught the lies, after she came to introduce herself. This felt like a rushed, impulse sales pitch. They put fear and doubt in you to think you may all of a sudden have a problem. I don't even have any red gums, even post flossing! What a disappointing experience.

My hygienist, Darian, is the best! I've been seeing her for a couple of years. Having deep…read morecleanings have only been a little uncomfortable, not bad at all. She is thorough, compassionate, and gives great recommendations. Following her advice, my gum issues have greatly improved. My pearly whites are nice and shiny after seeing Darian. If you're looking for a new hygienist, check out Darian.

I'll start this review off by saying it has been 20 years since my husband has gone to the…read moredentist... Yes I said TWENTY YEARS! Well today was the day of reckoning. Last night he was up with terrible tooth pain and this morning he said he wanted to see a dentist. Praise Jesus! I've been telling him for the last 5 years that he needs to go....I have resisted the urge to say I told you so all day... I digress.... Anyways! We were referred to this practice by a co-worker of my husband's, they were in network and could get us in SAME DAY! I'm so glad we came. The staff was great! From the front desk to the dental assistant to Dr. Bourbia I was so impressed with the professionalism and care they showed him throughout his visit. They took care of our immediate concerns before we left the office and we have a plan of care for the future to get his mouth back in working order. The cost of today's visit and the estimates for the future were very reasonable and I was pleasantly surprised to discover will be way below what I was expecting. After our experience today I will be changing dentists and will be referring every one I know to Dr. Bourbia.

They will try to force you into unnecessary treatments and if you refuse they will refuse the…read moretreatment that you came for. I only wanted a cleaning and they tried to force a procedure before they would clean my teeth. It was for something they even admitted that I don't have. I declined and they asked "are you going to go somewhere else". The staff were polite enough. While I was in there a couple came in and they had a collection notice for a $0 balance. Zero, no money was owed.... Scammers are everywhere nowadays.