We absolutely love Dr. Abbey and all the staff at Prairie Dental! My family of 4 have been going…read moreto Prairie Dental for about 5 years now. We actually enjoy going to the dentist, it feels like family.

My husband, our child, and I have been patients at Prairie Dental for several years. Prior to that…read moreI went to the dental college. Service is MUCH quicker than the dental college and over the years I've come to know the ladies who work there. You can tell they enjoy working together. I have a sense of familiarity and comfort when I visit. I also don't know if this is something all dental practices do, but the dentist is sure to visit each patient and double check the teeth after the hygienist takes a look and cleans. I feel like I always have time to ask the questions I need to as well and they are very gentle in regards to what makes you comfortable or not. They are not pushy. Though it's not a pediatric dentist office, my 4 year old does great and has started going back on his own. Our hygienist is Tiffany and we love her bubbly personality. She always makes me feel so good about my teeth and my dental hygiene.

Vacek is an amazing dentist office. It is one of the best I've ever been to. Their staff is…read morephenomenal, and I always feel great after I leave their office. They are incredibly accommodating with schedule changes if needed.

I've been going to Vacek for over 10 years now but I always tell people about my first experience,…read morebecause it was so welcoming and fabulous for someone who was super anxious about finding a new dentist and going to the dentist in general. It's always been a top notch experience!

The best Dental office, I like it Also I recommend to…read moreeveryone who wants to go there.

Known Dr Hulse since he was in dental school , I'm in excellent hands at Williamsburg dental. I…read moredrive from Omaha to Lincoln just to continue seeing him.

Everyone you talk with at Ridge Pointe is sweet, helpful and caring. They have gone above and…read morebeyond to make sure my needs were met and that I felt comfortable with the treatment recommended. Dr Hohlen was able to fix prior dental work done incorrectly and now my teeth look great.

If you like a snazzy new office and a dentist with an authoritarian bent, this is your place! The…read moreoffice really is nicely appointed, and the front desk staff were helpful, thorough, and congenial. If you like to have a big TV crammed in your face at the dentist, you're sure to have that wish fulfilled, too. If you like an "expert" dentist who makes all of your decisions for you, Dr. Hohlen fits the bill. However, if you feel it's your own responsibility to be informed and say yea or nay to the chemicals and treatments being put into your own and your children's mouths, this may not be the dental practice for you. Although I went in asking nicely about facts from a systematic review article, I felt pressured and felt that my voice (and the evidence) carried little weight. Next, (and this could happen anywhere, I guess) a dental hygienist called my (young!) son by the wrong name while ushering him back to a chair and waving me off as if there was no need for me to follow. We quickly sorted out the misunderstanding, but I'm glad my son didn't end up getting whatever treatments were on "Sam"'s chart! Then, I was not impressed with his manner as he brandished a large needle aimed for my needle-phobic child's mouth. I felt his manner was not suave; granted, it is hard to be suave when you're holding a large needle. But he looked at me as if he expected me to control my child into not freaking. Then he said to my child, in frustration, "You need to do whatever your doctor or dentist says." I'm sure he didn't mean that to sound so creepy. But actually, I'm teaching my children to be informed and take responsibility for their own health. Dr. Hohlen seems to hold an exactly opposite belief. (PS: It all worked out. Dental care was administered, and no lasting trauma.) Finally, he assured me that a service would be billed as "this", because "he's hoping to take care of my teeth for a long time to come," and when the bill came... it was billed as "that." This could be as simple as a miscommunication between the doc and the staff who do the billing, but still not cool. He is young, and people do learn and grow. I hope a few years from now it'll be a different story. But I wanted to write this for the information of people who do want to take responsibility for their own health choices.

I've only been here once but I'm so glad I did. I got screwed over from a different dentist and I…read morereally needed a cleaning and they didn't ask questions they just did it right away. They helped me get my records from previous dentist and told me what was going on the whole time. Connie (I think her name is) is one of the best dental hygienist I've ever had. She informed me why my teeth were hurting and even suggested specific recommendations to help. I love leaving a positive review but don't want it to get so popular where I can't get a new appointment but 10/10 experience!!

I felt I was treated in a racist and discriminatory way at Canyon Dental. My insurance confirmed…read morethey had already paid the office -- and even told me Canyon Dental themselves caused the issue by giving the wrong address. Yet when I was in the office, the staff insisted I had to pay right then and there and even said they would "never get paid" if I didn't -- which was both untrue and manipulative, since payment had already been confirmed. During a phone call, a staff member actually said to me: "Do you even understand how we are not getting paid and how we then did this work for free?" If I was treated this way, I worry that other patients -- especially those who don't feel able to speak up -- may be experiencing the same kind of disrespect. When I mentioned I was traveling abroad, the staff used that against me, saying they had to collect immediately or else they wouldn't be able to "get a hold of me." A neutral assumption would have been: "She's traveling, she'll be back." Everyone who travels eventually comes back -- that's what made their comment so strange. But instead, their words implied suspicion -- as if I couldn't be trusted to return and pay. That assumption made me feel singled out and racially profiled. What made this especially insulting is that I had already given them my Social Security number -- the most official form of identification there is. Yet they still claimed they 'couldn't reach me.' What did they think, that it was fake? That kind of suspicion reveals not just disrespect but racial bias -- because if I were someone else, would they have made the same assumption? As if I could just vanish without consequences, when in reality I'm a responsible adult with a verifiable identity. When I found out my insurance had already paid and that the office caused the issue by using the wrong address, they didn't apologize. Instead, they made me spend three hours on the phone with my insurance to fix their mistake -- essentially treating me like their unpaid labor. It felt like they were perfectly comfortable using me for free clerical work -- and yes, it came across as racist. To add insult to injury, they even sent me a letter I had to pick up at the post office. That kind of coercive and demeaning treatment isn't just unprofessional -- it's offensive and discriminatory. At one point they told me they had 'worked for free.' The irony is that the way they treated me revealed racial bias -- because they were actually making me work for free, forcing me to clean up their mistake with my insurance after they put the wrong address on the claim. It felt like my time and dignity had no value, and that kind of treatment is exactly what discrimination looks like in a professional setting. The whole interaction was demeaning and humiliating. I also noticed the only other one-star review was from a Latino patient, which made me feel like my experience wasn't isolated. Their reply here talks about "misunderstandings" with insurance, but that doesn't excuse belittling a patient with disrespectful comments -- and it shows how out of touch they are with what really happened. I felt like this happened because they didn't want someone "like me" returning to their office. I will always remember how they made Nebraska -- my home -- feel like it wasn't mine when they implied I might not return. No patient should ever be made to feel like an outsider in their own community.

Dr. Susie Worm and everyone at Canyon Echo Dental really care about their patients. I hated going…read moreto the dentist. It always felt like no matter what I did it was never good enough. Every dentist wanted to tell me all the things I was doing wrong. Not here. Encouragement and information. That's what you get with Canyon Echo Dental.

Greg is great! Always caring and takes care of all my dental needs with the utmost importanceread more

Worst ever - Dora - "receptionist" booked me an appointment on my insurance when I just signed up…read morefor my husband- then when I called they said it was my fault. I'm like I get 100% Va dental care lady - I did not book any type of apt with you. They just saw insurance ran with it - called back asked to speak with office manager she said there's no office staff and no manager and of I'd like To apply they are hiring -like good luck girl - yah no way - what kind of office is this?

This is a friendly, professional, efficient dentist office…read more The reception area is friendly and glad to see you as you enter. You will not have to wait. You are served at your appointment time. The hygienist is warm, personable and very meticulous about her work. She provides excellent information and tips about caring for your teeth. Dr. Fisher is an experienced, dedicated, expert at his craft, crowns included. I have gone to this office for years and I actually get compliments on my teeth! If you are looking for a dentist, I highly recommend this office.