wonderful office....especially Logan! she is my hygienist and is tremendous asset to office.read more

These guys are great. They make sure to call you before your appointment. They know your name when…read moreyou walk in, and the entire staff really nice. It's one of the best dentist experiences I've had and I don't like going to the Dentist.

I have been a patient of Dr. Randall for several years. She goes above and beyond what any Dentist…read moreI have seen. Her chair-side manner is excellent and she takes the time to explain the options and make you as comfortable as possible. Another example of her caring approach is that she actually calls to check on me the evening after I saw her to make sure that my filling felt alright and see how I was doing, to me that shows that she cares about her patients.

From the owner: Proud to serve the Argyle community since 1999read more

This place is the best for all dental work. Dr. Lanning truly cares about the comfort of his…read morepatients. You can tell from a 5 minute conversation he has years and years of experience. They let me come in same day to fix a broken crown. Built the new one onsite and walked out same day with no pain. I'm one of those that hates going to the dentist, but I will definitely be back for my check ups from here on out. His staff is also great. Everyone there is very nice and caring. Almost forgot to mention that at 7pm that evening Dr. Lanning gave me a call to personally ask how my comfort level was. Awesome.

Argyle Dental Connection is wonderful! Each time I'm at the office, I feel so much peace. It's a…read morepleasant environment and the ladies who work in my mouth are very gentle. The first time I went I needed a night guard from grinding. My hygienist identified the problem before I did. She massaged my jaw and head, and asked me how I was sleeping at night. When I told her not well, she said she wasn't surprised because i was grinding my teeth. I left their office feeling about 10 pounds lighter from the short massage, and the cleaning was gentle and pleasant as usual. I honestly enjoy going to the dentist. I look forward to my time to sit back and relax in the chair for a while.

We're in the middle of a very expensive transaction. Not sure we can go forward. The Denton is…read moreawesome the people are great but unless you have $50k+ and messed up teeth you're probably not going to be able to go through with procedures.

New to the area and Timberlake Dental is very upfront and honest people. Made the transition to a…read morenew dentist very smooth. Detailed in every description and willing to answer any questions you may have. The front desk lady is super personable and on my second checkup even gave recommendations to questions I had about the area last time I was in. Just goes to show they truly care about people more than just for business.

We have been seen at this office for more than 2 years. They are AMAZING. Sweet, kind and super…read moreefficient. They do a great job with cleanings, fillings and other work we as a family have had done. Today my son broke a tooth at school and we went in as an emergency visit. They were on it IMMEDIATELY. They also showed such kindness and compassion that it just fills my heart. I definitely trust them and their ability to take care of my family.

4 hours ago New This…read moreemail from Northlake Dentistry should explain everything about them. Focus is on extra charges not the service. Half the things mentioned here are lies. 1) No one can advance notice of 24 hours if someone catch a cold. 2) These guys didnt even complete the replacement procedure with permanent crown and rused in charging late fee, so cheap. 3) These guys asked me to pay full amount ($740) on May 13th itself when they installed temporary crown. In the below email its a lie they only quoted half the amount. Mistake is on our side for one appointment where i showed in a wrong time, however all the other times there is a genuine reason. Policies should accomodate and be courtious, but not to rip-off customers like this. If doctor is waiting in the room and you dont step in be careful, they might add a late fee for that even such a joke. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Detalied email northlake sent to us : Please see attached documents from your visits related to crown #30. I am including the pre-D, your patient ledger, and the statements from your 2 visits. The pre-D lists a total patient portion of $740. On the date of service, May 13, 2025, half was due ($370). You did not bring your credit card to that appointment, but we told you we could send a payment request that was due at the end of the day by 5pm. That was not paid, so we added a $25 late fee. Your husband came in on May 27th and paid the original $370, but not the fee. On June 4th, there was a missed appointment because you thought your appointment was at 4pm. We charged a $50 fee for that day because it was the third time for a missed appointment. We waived the first 2 fees for you on May 5th and May 27th. Your final appointment was on June 9th. On that day, you paid the other half of the crown ($370), plus the late payment fee ($25), plus the missed appointment fee. ($50). Total on June 9th is $445. Our policy is to notify us at least 24hrs in advance if you need to reschedule. For Monday appointments, the cutoff is 12pm on Friday. You can call us, leave a voicemail, or send us a text. Any time we do not have 24hr notice in one of those ways, there will be a $50 fee added to that appointment. If you have any questions, please feel free to call 469-307-5093. If we are unable to answer the phone, please leave a voicemail. We will return your call same day.

After my appointment on 02/24/26, I was debating if I should post a review but since I received a…read moretext from Harpole to please do so, here I go... My family and I have been coming to Harpole since we moved to the area in 2023. At the time, I noticed they looked like they were a new practice with a clean and modern look. The gentleman who had worked at the front desk (Keith) was always very friendly & engaging and we always chatted for a few minutes while I waited my turn to go back for my cleaning. Since my initial visit, I have gone back every 6 months. My latest visit on 02/24/26 was the first day I didn't encounter Keith at my check-in, and I don't see him listed on their website so I assume he may no longer be working there. I think I have had a different hygienist at each visit and have been seen by no less than 3 dentists across my handful of visits, so I have never had a chance to build a longstanding relationship with any of them (as I had been accustomed to with my previous dental office in another state). As with any medical office/team, the longer you're with them, the better they know you and your history and can see trends and give you better advice/tips based on that. Unfortunately, my last visit left me wondering if it's time to look for a new dental office. This is due to multiple things that left me scratching my head (to put it mildly). The first was how little time the dentist spent with me today for my cleaning. Apart from the initial polishing by the hygienist (who was decent), the dentist didn't do prolonged cleaning and focused almost exclusively on my front teeth. I am accustomed to much more time and focus dedicated to all my teeth so to say I felt like he was in a rush would be an understatement. He also looked at my chart and said I hadn't come in since last February (2025), which I knew was not the case. I pulled out my phone to verify on my calendar when my last appointment was, and wouldn't you know it was just 6 months prior just as it should have been? Then he said, "oh yeah - I see it here now". Odd... But this wasn't the first time the team either didn't take a good look at my chart or didn't have proper notes to review from the last visit or prior visits. That never happened to me once at my previous dentist's and it's happened twice now in just a handful of visits to Harpole over the past 2+ years. Lastly, the dentist burned the inside of my lower lip with his cleaning tool (whatever it's called). Although he casually apologized, admitted there was a burn, and asked the assistant to apply a gob of Vaseline on it and to increase the flow of water into my mouth for the rest of the cleaning, it still stung and was very swollen 2+ hours later...to the point where eating was not easy/comfortable. It took 3 days before the burn & swelling subsided enough for me to be comfortable. As the appointment concluded, the dentist gave me the usual tips on flossing and how to brush and shook my hand at the end so kudos to him for being a nice fella all in all. I was really hoping to stick with Harpole for the foreseeable future because I don't like to change my medical/dental practitioners (unless I am forced to because of a change in my insurance or because of moving to a new area) but I think it's time for me to make that change now. It's too bad because Harpole is conveniently located for me, but I think too many things that could have gone better during my recent visit is the final straw for my family and me.

Under new ownership…read more Not focused. Has junior staff performing major procedures. Communication is critical, and I was told my temporary teeth would be delayed only after showing up. Very nice folks, though, if personality is your priority.

On my first visit to Dr. Lannings' office I was impressed with the warm, calm and frendly…read moreatmosphere in his office. It was difficult to find a dentist that did wisdom teeth extractions without having a surgeon come in. Dr. Lanning was able to do my extraction. It took a lot longer than anticipated, but he was very calm and reassuring. He and his assistant took their time and explained everything each step of the way. I was very nervous but they did everything to make me relaxed. I have been a Registered Nurse for over 40 years and in all my years of going to the dentist I have not found one as professional and caring as Dr. Lanning. He called me the day following my extraction just to see how I was doing and if I had questions. He listened to me and did not seemed rushed. I highly recommend this dental office.

Oh boy... this guy will make you scared to go to the dentist! While he has the latest and greatest…read moretechnology gadgets, he can wreak havoc on your mouth! Cleanings are fine- his hygenists are great but WHOA- don't let him near you with a drill or even a shot! One cavity filled and I couldn't eat for a week. YIKES! I have never had such bad denistry experiences!

I brought my kids in for their appointment on July 14th, and I can't say enough good things about…read morethe experience. Anna, Brenda, and Dr. Vishal were absolutely amazing -- so kind, sweet, and efficient from start to finish. They made my kids feel comfortable and cared for, and the whole visit ran smoothly. It's not easy finding a team that's both professional and genuinely warm, but they nailed it. Highly recommend!

From the owner: At Argyle Pediatric Dentistry, we believe every child deserves a healthy, happy smile. Our practice…read moreis dedicated to providing compassionate and personalized dental care in a welcoming, child-friendly environment. From the moment you walk through our doors, our goal is to ensure your little one feels comfortable, safe, and excited about their dental visits.

I am honestly shocked by my experience…read more The woman working the front desk was incredibly unprofessional and, in my opinion, is a liability to this practice. My insurance was billed incorrectly using my previous carrier, and instead of helping resolve the issue, she repeatedly insisted it was my fault because the employee who originally took my insurance information "didn't update the system correctly." She continued to tell me that no insurance card had been scanned into my file, despite the fact that I explained multiple times that MetLife doesn't issue insurance cards. Rather than listening or trying to help, she became increasingly hostile. When I politely asked if I could speak with someone else, she refused and instead told me she "wasn't comfortable" continuing the conversation and that I could call back "when I was calm." The irony is that I wasn't the one who had become confrontational. Unfortunately, this was just the latest in a long list of issues. Over time I've dealt with repeated problems involving insurance, billing, and appointment scheduling. At some point, enough is enough. Dr. Hooper, my experiences with you have always been positive, but your front desk staff is representing your practice poorly. They are the first impression patients have, and interactions like this are damaging your reputation and costing you business. I hope this feedback is taken seriously because the level of customer service I experienced today was completely unacceptable.

I am extremely disappointed with my experience at this dental office. I was charged for cavity work…read morethat I later discovered was not accurate, and after reviewing the charges, I was overcharged by $200 (even though I mentioned this when I first paid and was promised a refund once insurance gave the EOB). I have been trying to resolve this directly with the office and request a refund for the amount I was incorrectly charged, but my calls and messages have gone unanswered. Because I was unable to get a response or resolution, I had to file a complaint with my credit card company to dispute the charge. I expected better communication and customer service from a healthcare provider. I hope the office improves its communication and works to address billing concerns more transparently with patients. Sadly, this is not the first time it happened. They like to overcharge you and then keep the extra money as credit on your account (but are not transparent about this either).

The 5 star testimonials from other patients are not the kind of care I experienced. I think Dr…read moreVickers was distracted with family matters and did a rush job with my surgery. I would have been willing and preferred to wait for a later date for this surgery. Carefully do your own research and studies on the Internet. The office shows a video of implant surgery. I wish I had had a better education of what kind of problems to be aware of, and when to call the office. Implants are not perfect like the office video implies. There can be side effects and problems. I would have preferred knowing the down side of full mouth implants so I could make an educated guess/decision rather than rely on what a surgeon wanted me to hear For post surgery concerns, the office at Texas Center for Oral Surgery & Dental Implants instructed me to call the lab, which answers the phone 24/7. Nope. I called the lab. A few days later I heard a response on my voice mail (I'm paraphrasing here) "I'm at the Chicago airport, and not in the office, so I can't look at my records right now to answer your question. I'll see you in the office on Monday ." I was the patient. But, I had to turn into a detective to discover what problems needed attention. I relied too much on the Dr to make these decisions - bad mistake. I'm now considering paying for an independent consultation for help to understand what this business should have helped me understand. Five weeks before the scheduled final exam for the permanent implants, the assistant Dr announced, at that Monday appointment previously mentioned, that this was my last visit with the office The final decisions were going to be made that day, and I should visit my regular dentist should any other problems arise. Also my regular Dentist would install the implants. Surprise! How did I miss this? And how did I miss there would be an additional dental charge for crowns on top of the lower jaw implants? There was still swelling and I should have refused signing the paperwork acknowledging this as my final visit. The completely satisfied guarantee no longer applied. Dr Vicker's caring phone call came late at night, long after I was asleep. Don't be impressed by this service. My surgery was 9 months ago. I am still struggling to understand what might be causing my post surgical problems. Before my surgical date, the Flower Mound office called to ask if I would be willing to change my surgical date to a week earlier so the office could book an anesthesiologist for two surgeries on the same day. I agreed to do so - no problem. However, on the day of surgery, the office asked me to sign a form allowing Dr Vickers to administer the anesthesia. I read the paperwork work carefully and discovered this change without being advised of the change. My answer: "NO!" I have enough medical concerns that I doubted Dr Vickers would watch carefully even though his is "trained" in administering anesthesia. The anesthesiologist spent 30 minutes asking questions about my medical concerns related to anesthesia. I doubt I spent 5 minutes total with Dr Vickers before and after surgery. I learned a few months ago, that anesthesia is not required for this surgery. I would have appreciated knowing this so I could make an informed decision. I regret letting myself be rushed into these upper and lower implants. A few weeks after surgery and many questions later, I discovered the work for a $2400.00 charge was not done. I requested a refund and tge office graciously sent the refund.I think Dr Vickers failed to inform his billing department of the surgical changes. Don't rush into trusting this surgeon to do the surgery. Most of these reviews are old. Dr Vickers seems to have turned from a careful, attentive surgeon to a carefully calculated coorporate "get her done" attitude. There are analysts in the business world making loads of money by advising doctors how to build their practice, make more money and have more free time. Do your research to find this. I believe there are other oral surgeons in the area that are well-educated, experienced, and are able to be careful and more helpful. The office staff is pleasant. Dr Vickers is pleasant. Don't be fooled or manipulated by this.

I have always been fearful and resistant to dentists in general, let alone any oral surgeons. I…read moreprocrastinated going to one for so long after a difficult diagnosis I received a few years ago, being lupus. I knew my teeth had deteriorated very quickly after I began my medications. I felt embarrassed by that. I went into my first appointment here with the thought that none of my teeth were salvageable and I would need implants for every tooth. I had set the bar low because I had already grieved everything that my invisible illness had taken from me at such a young age. I didn't want to feel judged. That being said, Dr. Anver completely shifted my perspective. He was encouraging and comforting, while still respecting my perspective. He came up with a treatment plan catered to my own personal goals and was determined to do whatever he could to help me. I literally cried in the office because I had not expected that response at all, and he gave me the space and time to do so. His team does a phenomenal job at making their clients feel at home, creating a safe and welcoming environment for their guests, and answering any and all questions you may have. They made sure they met me where I was at and met any needs and expectations I had. They are the absolute best, and I would highly recommend them! (P.S. they play the best music too )