I recently had dental work completed at Dr. Gerweck's office. I've been to many dentists in my…read moredays, and he ranks up there as the best. I wanted to have porcelain veneers for my top six teeth. After consulting Dr. Gerweck, we decided we can manage to get the veneers in with the amount of time I was in Boulder. The shape and color turned out great. Not crazy fake white, just right, enough to make a difference. Their equipment seemed very advanced, the best I ever seen. The best part is that Dr. Gerweck explained each process thoroughly, so that I understood but also learned about what was happening, and how to better protect my teeth in the future. Both Jim and Cathy were very helpful, funny, and kind each time I saw them. Felt great to be treated like a person rather than a number shuttling through the dentists office. For professionalism, effort, and good-natured personalities I highly recommend this dentistry practice.

Thank you so much for making my beautiful new teeth! I LOVE them and you are all ARTISTS that the…read moreworld appreciates!!!!! I love my new smile so much and words cannot express how your talents have enhanced my life! :):)

My daughter needed replacement retainers after having broken hers. Whole Family Dentistry provided…read morethem quickly, and they fit her well. The turnaround was fast, and the customer service was great all around. I am glad she now has four pairs in case she loses one again!

My experience with Dr. Kent was terrible! She made a crown that doesn't fit the space at all; she…read moreexpects me to cover some of the costs for a replacement. Now, a large filling less than two years old has fallen out. And, her prices are very high to begin with! AVOID!!

Dr. Knechtel and his staff have always been knowledgeable and prompt. Kurt and Zana know their…read morestuff. Prices are reasonable with or without insurance. His practice provides fast, efficient and thorough service and the new 3D crown printer is a huge time saver. Very modern yet comfortable office with WiFi.

That was always my dentist for 12 years ,DMD Knechtel.. The whole staff is excellent! Never had a…read morebad experience there.They always have the latest technology and modern. Sadly I had to move back to the north east! Highly recommended

I switched to Dr Nelson about a year ago and couldn't be happier! I have had 2 crowns replaced, a…read morefilling, and 2 cleanings. All have went well. Unlike the other dentist I have been to all the insurance claims have been correct.

Everytime I go to see Dentist Nelson, it always triggers some subsequent bad event. Most recently,…read morewithin the last week (8-14-2025) I am sure they were overly aggressive in probing and prodding of my teeth, crown, and gums loosenin the crown, on purpose. The first time I visited him a few years ago, despite my adamant objections, he relentlessly pursued a mold of my teeth. I was not remotely there to obtain a mold, of course the molding process removed my crown, necessitating a subsequent procedure. Additionally during the first visit I had to endure leaking hoses dripping water all over me as he worked on my teeth, gross and humiliating. I am confident the intent is to increase opportunities for additional procedures and charges. That was the last draw as far as visiting his office.

I had the worst experience with Dr. Lucero in Lafayette, Colorado…read more He made me a set of dentures that were so ugly that I will never wear them. The teeth he used were huge and were the wrong color. His assistant was making an impression and somehow got it stuck in my mouth. After numerous tries to get it out, Dr. Lucero came in, took a drill and started drilling the impression. Over 15 minutes of pain and discomfort. Dr. Lucero, one size does not fit all. The patient has to be able to smile and not feel that others are looking. When I complained, you got mad. But I am the one who paid too much for the worst dentures.

Dr Lucero is the best Dentist I've ever had, and I have had a few, believe me... He made me new…read moredentures from my old ones which is very hard to do to get the fit right.

I recently received outstanding service at Berthoud Family Dentistry and couldn't be happier with…read moremy experience. A huge shout-out to Sarah and Sean, who were both fantastic--their professionalism and care really made a difference. The entire team is wonderful, friendly, and efficient. I particularly appreciated the thoughtful touches of keeping me informed of the care I was receiving and the schedule I was trying to keep this morning and the advanced equipment used for my care; it really made the visit comfortable and relaxing. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for top-tier dental care!" Trent

2 crowns failed in a short amount of time. One never fit right after dental assistant first placed…read moreand then removed and doctor Beckwith placed again and said the mold wasn't right. several times she ground it down but too high. I left snd went to another dentist and confirmed it was still in too high. He ground it down twice. Metal showing to get it to the right height he cautioned me that it may crack. I called Dr Beckwith twice to discuss this and did not ever get a call from her. Another crown got a cavity under the crown in a short amount of time due to it not fitting. Had to fill cavity and get a new crown. I was also told it wasn't best crown material. Cheaper and not as good and he used a newer superior product. Poor work.

If you drew the short straw on needing a gum graft, I highly recommend Dr. Patrick. Look, a gum…read more graft sucks all the way around, but if you need it you might as well go to a surgeon you'll actually like. He's basically a personal hero of mine, which I'll get to shortly. His staff is super sweet and nobody laughed at me when I delayed my surgery to go the the New Kids/Paula Abdul/ Boyz II Men concert even though I was practically asking for it. I opted not to learn anything about how a gum graft works prior to the surgery because it is one of few topics that makes me queasy. I told myself it was probably done with lasers and advanced NASA-style technology for maximum efficiency, and that I could return to work in two days. It's not, and I didn't. It's actually a somewhat barbaric procedure that kept me home for 5 days - not just due to pain and soreness. I didn't want to subject anyone to my cat breath caused by necrotic tissue slowly sloughing away from the wounds. So keep that in mind when planning your recovery. They also say no vigorous exercising for 3 days, and this makes me LOL because you aren't eating anything and you have no energy for even moderate exercise. I read like 6 novels and watched the entire 3rd season of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt while recovering because all I could do was sit around feeling like Bane in the Batman movies. The surgery itself wasn't so bad, mainly because Dr. Patrick and his assistant kept the upbeat chatter going the whole time, which distracted me from visualizing the procedure. Otherwise I would have peed myself. Post op, I won't lie to you, is a painful,disgusting process. You'll grow tired of the few foods you can eat including nondairy ice cream, you can't brush or floss the area or even look at it. DON'T LOOK AT THE GRAFT. Don't even google it. Ignorance is bliss on this one. The mouth guard and the putty they give you will be your best friends for 4 or 5 days. Dr. Patrick will prescribe painkiller and antibiotics just in case but I didn't need them. I only took Advil and I was fine. He also gives out his cell phone number if you have questions, and you're gonna want to keep that number handy. But this part is important and also hilarious. While gingerly brushing my non-affected teeth about 24 hours after the surgery, a piece of dental sponge that CLOSELY resembled mouth tissue fell into the sink while I sort of drooled out the toothpaste (cuz no spitting). I lost consciousness. Twice. I am not exaggerating, I thought the graft came out and I was going to have to do it all over again, and there went my vision and hearing. When I came to, I was drenched in sweat and my husband was asking why I was suddenly unresponsive and green from head to toe. And HERE is where Dr. Patrick is basically a hero of mine. We called him at 9 PM on his cell phone and he answered and he talked us through what I was certain was a dental crisis. He assured me that I was fine and told me, "No matter what, Jody, you are going to be okay." Dead serious, I wish we had his number on election night because maybe I wouldn't have woken up the next morning with swollen eyes and a crippling sense of global doom. Even my husband commented on Dr. Patrick's bedside manner, which you don't think matters until it absolutely does. We all three laughed at me while I remained flat on my back trying to will away the nausea, but I slept like a baby that night. So if you've been putting this surgery off like I did for 7 years, just know that people live through it and Dr. Patrick answers his phone.

BEWARE -- get a preauthorized estimate or go elsewhere. I…read morewas quoted $590 for my procedure and paid it upfront. After the work was done, they hit me with an additional $640 that insurance didn't cover. This office works with dental insurance every day -- so how is it that they didn't know their own procedure wouldn't be covered? It feels misleading and careless. I will not be going back. Find a provider who actually understands how insurance works and gives you accurate information before you're stuck with surprise charges.