Wow. I went to Aspen with an emergency tooth pain issue. It was not addressed. I only have 7 teeth…read moreand they're all bad according to the dentist and need to be extracted and replaced with full implants. Hey - only $44k - you got that, don't ya? They didn't ask me if I wanted something for my pain and told me to keep taking my own ibuprofen which I paid for at Walmart. Oh and about those antibiotics you forgot to order? Yeah, Walmart never heard of ya, Doc, or me. Great job! At least with the $14k for a full set of dentures because it would cost too much to fix my teeth VS $44K FOR IMPLANTS ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!!! And the financial support person questioned me when I said I DON'T HAVE $44K why I would settle for the worse case scenario - what I originally wanted was too much. No way am I going back. I'm going to find another dentist who cares about teeth and not Corporate that says sell the package.

Went in for a general check-up. Alex was friendly, communicative and very personable. I have yet to…read moreattend my first cleaning etc, but based on my interactions with her, I am sure it should be quick and painless (well as painless as dentistry can be).

Bait and switch! They are supposedly Delta Dental provider but said "they don't cover all codes for…read moreinsurance so I'll have to pay cash, then submit claim to recover what insurance so will pay. They do this to circumvent Delta negotiated rates. Scammers. Do yourself a favor and go to an honest bunch!

I had a consult, asking for options to deal with excess wear on front teeth. Prothodontist seemed…read morevery professional, no problems with her. I was given only one option, to replace ALL of my teeth at an expense of $60,000-$80,000, private pay. I wrote a letter to the office manager, stating that I wanted other options and did not get even the courtesy of a response to that letter, and that is what drove this poor review.

They are very friendly group of people they do a nice job very clean and modern. The front desk…read moreworkers are always so nice and kind and respectful the hygienist the Dentist. The whole office has a very good vibe and most importantly as they take good care of my teeth.

I've went to SunnyBrooke my whole life!! They are family. Doctor Wong and Doctor Nguyen are…read moreamazing. You can trust them!! They are honest, and amazing doctors. It was so discouraging when i could no longer attend because of my insurance, but they have positively impacted my tooth health and life. I have beautiful veneers done by Doctor Wong. I'm hoping down the line to go back if i can. If you're searching for a dentle office like i am, go here!!

An awful experience, cannot recommend…read more I had zero pain prior to my appointment. I needed a filling and during the filling I expressed that I was having intense pain. The dentist kept giving anesthetic injections but I could still feel the pain of the drilling so it does not feel it was being done right. First time that has ever happened. Afterward, I was in excruciating pain for a week, went back in a 2nd time to have her check what was wrong. She said everything was fine despite my pain and sent me home. I continued to be in severe pain for MONTHS until I was able to finally get in with a different dental clinic. The new dentist was able to immediately diagnose the problem, it was that the first dentist at Woodstock Smiles did not finish the tooth properly and had left a gap open at the bottom of the tooth, where food was getting trapped and nerves were exposed and it had become infected. I required antibiotics. He cleaned it out and sealed the tooth properly, took barely 15 minutes, and the pain stopped. No more pain since. Then, Woodstock Smiles tried charging me $80 for the 2nd visit (which was only needed because she did the first one wrong) -- and since she did nothing to help me on the 2nd visit, I refused to pay. They started to send me to collections until I mentioned filing a malpractice lawsuit. Then they removed the charge. So it seems this dentist does not know what she is doing. She caused me MONTHS of agonizing pain and illness, gaslit me that everthing was fine, while I was in so much pain I could not even chew food, because she failed to do a simple filling correctly. And it only took a good dentist 3 minutes to see what she did wrong, and 15 minutes to fix it. So I cannot recommend anyone going here. Maybe just for a cleaning, but not any actual dental work. I would not trust it. Instead, I highly suggest Dr. Blair at Powell Dental as he was quickly able to see what Woodstock Smiles did wrong, and fixed it fast, with zero pain.

Have been going here for almost 2 years after many years of unsteady/nonexistent dental care. I had…read moreto get a large amount of work done and I really appreciated how the doctor would take the time to take pictures and explain so I clearly understood what was wrong and the next steps. Im in a much better place now thanks to them. I would highly recommend if you are looking for a kind and professional neighborhood dentist.

This is the second time I've been here for surgery. The first time Dr. Brandon Rehrer removed my…read morewisdom teeth and he did such a good job I didn't need to take any pain medication besides ibuprofen. I can't recommend him enough for wisdom teeth. So when my general dentist said I needed an implant, he was the only surgeon I felt comfortable seeing. Today is the day after surgery. I had no pain yesterday, only taking ibuprofen. I have no pain today. I used ice and ibuprofen for both surgeries. The only thing that was a pain was the bleeding, you do have to bite down on gauze to get it to stop. Which is actually nice because I believe ibuprofen is a blood thinner, and that's why you bleed a little longer, but you are trading that for no pain!! So I was and am definitely willing to trade. Of course its not bleeding today and I am perfectly fine. :-) I also want to mention that the anesthesiologist's assistant was so nice. I was very nervous and I don't remember her name, but she was great. She even tried to distract me because I do get scared :-) When I run my tongue over the implant it is completely flat, and feels similar to the way it felt before when there was no tooth there. I am kind of amazed. (My general dentist will put the cap/tooth on the implant later.) I can't recommend this doctor enough, he does these surgeries every day. They give you the paperwork the same day you talk to the doctor, so you are not "well-read" enough at that point to ask the appropriate questions, so I suggest you read through the material when you get home and call the office with any questions. While this is a routine and simple surgery for him, it's probably not one for you. In my experience, if you give him a chance he will do an excellent job. Thank you Dr. Rehrer!

Really great people. The financial gal went above and beyond regarding my insurance benefits…read more Unfortunately, the doctor is out of my insurance network.

I look forward to meeting the team at Heritage on July 30th…read more My review is about the interaction and thoroughly pleasant experience with the staff who gathered my medical history and organized my appointment. Five Stars all the way. I highly recommend them! Alice H

Not great, not horrible…read more Seems like the hygienists compete to see how quickly a cleaning can be done. 20 minutes? Doesn't seem like enough, but that's the standard these days. Sometimes leave you waiting, and sometimes don't return your calls/texts for quite some time. If you really need to be seen, you can get in. Average friendliness level, but does seem like high turnover among staff. My last place scheduled me and my family for a day the office was closed, so better than that I guess.

The BEST dentist I've ever been too. I had a lot of botched dental work and dentist anxiety but…read moreDr.Suess and his team are the kindest and more informative team I've ever been too. Ive been included in every care conversation and I'm never guessing what my treatment plan is. Great quality work from an amazing team!

When my dentist retired, I had the great fortune to become a patient at Clackamas Smiles with…read moreesteemed Dr. Suess. His credentials are impeccable when joined the best of the very best of dentists in Oregon! Yesterday, was my second replacement crown, of a very old one, that he described with finite detail and x-rays for me to view. His office staff is also first-rate following Dr. Suess' happy disposition with their skills. He is the epitome of the gold standard bringing his A-game to his practice that everyone admires! I treasure visiting his office, with a smile! I would rate him 15 stars. Lois Hobbs

I needed a new dentist and wanted a cleaning, so I chose this one. My first appointment included a…read morecomplete set of x-rays and a thorough exam. But most of the time was spent walking me through the $13,000 worth of dental care they claimed I needed, with the x-rays used as 'evidence". They recommended a 3-session "Deep Cleaning" that costs over $3,000, and five crowns. I have no insurance, so when I asked which crown was most urgent, the response was that all were equally urgent. Though merely "preventative." I requested a regular cleaning instead of the "Deep Cleaning" and they REFUSED to give me one. After previously telling me that would be part of this first visit. I've always had regular dental care from qualified professionals who always assured me that care options were my choice. And they all had the philosophy, "If it's stable, don't mess with it." It's very interesting that my previous dentist saw me 6 months ago and mentioned NONE of these problems. This leads me to the" conclusion that Gentle Dental is just trying to make a lot of money by urging unneeded treatments. My son looked them up on a consumer watchdog website and the vast majority of the comments said that very thing. Our bad for investing $100 in their "smile plan" up front. But I guess that's a small price to pay to find out that we need a different dentist. Gentle Dental, you're fired!

You provide an expensive service (braces) that is generally for children, who are in school, yet…read moreyou close at 4pm (y'all should be open till 7pm, so they don't have to miss school every month). Also generally when you are doing monthly checkups (paid for in advance) you should have an availability that isn't a month out. If you had more staff and weren't only open four days a week till 4pm (one day a week at the Woodstock location), this wouldn't be an issue. Stop being greedy and hire more folks.

I recently visited this office for two fillings and was disappointed with the experience. Midway…read morethrough the procedure, Dr. Nomie left without any explanation to see another patient. I was left there to wait with the tech and an uncomfortable suction shield/saliva ejector in my mouth. There was no apology and I was told my filling needed to cure which I think is a lie because they had used a curing light and I didn't have sit around while the second one supposidely cured after I expressed my dissatisfaction. It felt unprofessional and unsettling. From my understanding, this isn't standard practice during dental work, and I left feeling frustrated and unsure about the care I received. I think they overbook patients because I also had to wait awhile to be seen in the first place by the dentist. With a newborn at home I was not happy with the appointment running longer than I was told it would be.

very nice and welcoming team dr naomi was very nice great experience will be back forsureread more

I had an emergency tooth situation right before I was supposed to go out of town. They got me in…read morethat day and took care of it. Everyone was very helpful, and the process was surprisingly easy. Thanks to Dr. Isom and crew, I was saved from being in pain over the holidays.

TL;DR - Horrible experience and would give zero stars if I could…read more Full story - I waited a while to leave this review because I left the office feeling angry and deeply frustrated. I'd been dealing with excruciating tooth pain for months, taking way too much Advil to function. I didn't have dental insurance, and after two major family losses, getting the pain checked hadn't been a priority. Eventually, the pain and Advil-induced nausea became unbearable. I made an appointment here after another dentist suggested a root canal, but didn't offer sedation. At this office, the root canal was "confirmed," but I was told I'd have to pay the full 4K up front just to schedule it--and the earliest appointment was still a month away. I explained that I couldn't keep taking Advil and needed something else for pain relief. Instead, they prescribed even stronger ibuprofen and steroids. When I reiterated that I literally couldn't take any more ibuprofen--or any NSAID--because my stomach lining needed time to heal, the dentist became condescending and dismissive. He left me feeling so stupid that I genuinely started to believe I was just being dramatic, which he all but said outright. Still, I paid the 4K and booked the appointment because I felt trapped and desperate. But when I got home, I called my stepdad, who's a PharmD. He was stunned by what I described and assured me I wasn't crazy. He also explained that while steroids can be helpful alongside a proper pain reliever, they're essentially useless on their own. Steroids reduce inflammation that can contribute to pain, but if the pain itself isn't being treated--especially nerve pain--they won't do much of anything. That conversation snapped things into focus. I called the office, canceled the procedure, got my money back, and found a multidisciplinary practice that saw me the very next day. Turns out my tooth was cracked vertically, so severely that a root canal wouldn't have fixed the underlying issue. I had the tooth extracted and replaced with an implant at a different multi-disciplinary practice and paid not much more than what I was going to have to pay for just the root canal. Strongly do not recommend going here. Side note: For anyone needing dental work done, find a place you trust that offers all services, not just root canals. That way, the recommendation and procedure align with what you need, versus what they can offer.