**DO NOT GO HERE** I regret no standing up and leaving before letting the dentist go in my mouth. To start, when I walked in it did not resemble a dentist office at all by first glance (fyi - this was my first and only time going here). There was no sign saying "Mint" or any indicator that I was in the right place. I had to ask the woman behind the desk who didn't even notice I walked in if I was at Mint Dental. I was not even signed in at the front desk, or given paperwork to fill out. They brought me right back to the examination room. When walking to my examination room, there were multiple all white naked mannequins standing in the hallways...very strange. Once I was seated in the dentist chair I took a glance around and noticed hair all over the dirty floors and that the music was being played from a bluetooth speaker sitting at the foot of my chair. This place is cheap looking and disgusting. When the dental assistant came in she IMMEDIATELY tried to do x-rays. I had to say "No, I just had x-rays taken from my previous dentist a couple months ago, can't you use those?" She insisted that they needed new x-rays and didn't even inquire about who my old dentist was or when/what work was done. And like I mentioned, I hadn't filled out any paperwork yet so there is no way for them to know who previously worked on my teeth. Now at my previous dentist, I was in the process of having cavities filled but moved to Boston before it was finished. This is why I was at a new Dentist office to start. Anyways, the assistant asked my what toothpaste I used (I use sensodyne) and she told me I need a prescription toothpaste...but they can sell it to me right there in the office for a lower price. She told me the name of it, which I now forget...but I googled it and it was a $80 toothpaste. WHAT THE HECK!? At this point I knew this place was not right! After the assistant checked my gums and gave me a cleaning, I was brought into another room where I was told the dentist would do an exam. Again, the floor of this room was covered in hair, but there was no speaker this time. Maybe worst of all, the piece of dental equipment which has the light shining into your mouth was being held together with RUBBER BANDS! I sat in this room for AN HOUR before the dentist came in. During the first 5 minutes of this hour I completed my paperwork on an Ipad they handed me. The dentist was dressed in street clothes her hair was not tied back. I thought it was odd that she was not wearing the classic white dentist coat...but no big deal. She spoke to me for what seemed like 20 minutes before looking in my mouth. After she did her thing, she asked me if I was interested in any whitening treatments etc and I was given a small bag which read "MINT". Inside was a loose, unwrapped wooden toothbrush and some unsealed powder toothpaste. I threw this out as soon as I left. Handing out unsealed products to patients is unacceptable and unsanitary. When the dentist walked me out to the reception desk, she handed the receptionist the 'prescription toothpaste' and said, "She'll take this too." I spoke up and said, "No, actually I am not interested in purchasing the toothpaste." They said they would email me to schedule my next appointment to start filling cavities, and I just said "ok' and left. They never emailed me. I think that this place is such a scam. I strongly advise that please no one go here. It is unprofessional, unsanitary and not a place you want to go to have someone working inside your mouth. read more