Dr. Kaminski was very professional and reassuring. He made…read morethe visit quick and painless. I highly recommend!

The two dentists at this location could not be any better. The staff is lovely, and everyone is…read moreamiable and goes out of their way to make you comfortable and have the best outcome. I drive 30 minutes to use this practice, while other dentists are within 5 minutes of my home. You will keep going back. Hank Wolfla

the care is great but the billing is atrocious. you get quoted for services they run your insurance…read morehave you sign a quote. then 4 months later you get a bill for $409-$600 more than what you where quoted. makes it impossible to budget. this hasn't just happened once. it's happened at least 4 times now. after ten years I have had enough. I'm taking my family to another dentist.

Dr.Harris has always done a great job on my family. We've been going to him for years. I do…read morerecommend him!

Several issues. 1…read more Insurance was not verified prior to appointment (I'm partly to blame - I've been with the same dentist for 30 years and didn't know proper procedure). The hygienist told me things would be covered, that simply were not. Come to find out the dentistry is not in my network. I now have a bill of $400 for a teeth cleaning and x-rays. No adjustments from them - no negotiations, but they do offer a payment plan. :) 2. They offer a free whitening for new patients. Essentially they put three rounds of gel whitener on your teeth in an hour and half long appointment. It's a stronger strength than what you would get for home but it is not a true whitening treatment. My teeth are no whiter than they were before. VERY disappointing. 3. The building wasn't in good condition and very out dated. The elevator got stuck upon my first arrival. The room I was in for the cleaning had black dust on the AC vent that you look at when laid back in the chair. The ceiling tiles are old and dingy. The floors were dirty as well as the baseboards near the floor. The only reason I went back to the office was for the free cleaning (at that point I hadn't seen the $400 bill). 4. I needed a little bonding on my front tooth, very small area. The pricing was expensive (the dentist I had been going to for 30 years would do it at no costs to build and keep relationships). I ended up asking to just had a small area sanded so we didn't have to keep worrying about the bonding. First thing from the dentist, "that will cost you". No other questions, no other options offered. That was her only comment. 5. It seemed that everyone was trying to sell something. I've already booked my 6 months cleaning at my old dentist. They are wonderful and the ONLY reason I went to a new dentistry was to be closer to home.

I have been going to Fall Creek Dentistry for years and each time I have never been disappointed in…read moreBrittany's care. She is thoughtful, caring and tries to put everyone at ease- she does an excellent job! I would highly recommend Fall Creek Dentistry. Miriam

Dental Spa moved from castleton to Carmel. They now are in a building by themselves. Team has…read morebeen great every time I have gone there. The level of care has been outstanding. Dr Amy is the best Dentist. If you're having work done, she will explain what they're doing. When you have your teeth cleaned, you can get a hand or foot massage.

Excellent service and team is personable. The office atmosphere is welcoming and calming.read more

I would all urge you to never give this man any of your money. I did not feel safe while at his…read moreoffice. My experience started off with silence. The dentist did not greet me just immediately started working in my mouth he drilled out one cavity in my mouth and asked me if I was numb on the bottom by touching my tongue. I told him no I wasn't he then got epinephrine and started trying to numb the area more. I immediately began to feel weird (high heart rate near syncope. I did previously explain to him I have POTS) and told him this he continued to administer it even when I told him to stop several times. Once he was finished he set his tools down rather loudly and left the room. He did not apologize or try to explain anything to me. The dental assistant was very kind and did so and helped me calm down after having a bad reaction to the epinephrine. He came back shortly and again no apology or explanation he did not talk to me and started to work again. I winced when he began drilling and he asked if I could feel that which I replied yes once again he set his tools down and said "we will reschedule". I pushed for further explanation and he just said because you're not numbed and mumbled under his breathe without even looking at me or explaining anything and left the room. The dental assistant and receptionist were very apologetic almost like he is often rude. I have NEVER left a dentist office crying I can't even explain to you how hostile the environment felt. Just please do not trust the care of your teeth or well being for that matter at this establishment.

Very satisfied with Cornerstone Dental Arts. Always kind and professional! Highly recommend!read more

Let's start with my obsession with my teeth. I'm a patient that never gets told to "floss more." I…read morehad never missed a six (6) month cleaning in my adult life, until the office staff went out of their way to insult and embarrass me in front of other patients. I have an illnesses which causes me to vomit frequently, sometimes with no warning. I had an episode while in the Martin Dentistry office some time ago. It's not as though they didn't know or hadn't seen it. However, after being late to an appointment which was rescheduled I was ridiculed. Call me silly but I didn't want to uncontrollably vomit all over the dentist or hygienist. Frankly, it's a health risk. I could've easily choked on my vomit during treatment. You can be the best dentist but with an unprofessional, patient facing staff you will eventually lose business. Side note, somehow the office suppressed my Google review. Now I consider them unreliable.

So let's all just be real with ourselves, no one likes the dentist. I have found a few over the…read moreyears that I've liked aspects of my visit but not the whole visit. HOWEVER, I will say that this is the first time from start to finish. I changed dentist due to my work and location so this past winter I was looking for a new dentist. I asked a co worker of mine and she recommended this dentist. I did my own research and decided to give it a whirl. The front office staff was great. And my hygienist was knowledgable, talked me through everything and even made a note in my chart about preferences much appreciated. Additionally, they do provide fluoride for their adult patients. This is crucial and I've been getting this ever since I've gone to the dentist. Meeting the dentist was great, she was personable and shared her advice with me about my concerns. She did not force me into any decisions and said it was my choice but she would air on the side of conservative treatment. Overall, it was a great experience and honestly I am not dreading my next appointment.

8.5 years friendly, caring, compassionate and professional from front office greeting to cleaning…read moreto exam to checkout!

I've been going to Dr Burns for years now, always treated well, the whole staff is wonderful there…read more If you're in need of a dentist try them out. I'm glad I did.

I'm so glad that I found Crosspoint. They have been nothing but nice and I appreciate that they…read morehave all female staff. They take pretty much all insurances and HSA. They are reasonable for dental maintenance and products. I got a electric toothbrush for 99.00 and it came with a travel bag 3 extra brush heads and the charger. The service is always quick so you don't spend all day waiting. I would recommend them for adults and kids.

So I'm not going to lie...I hate going to the dentist. I hate the wait. I hate the drill, I hate…read morethe experience. I'm not going to lie and say Crosspoint took away my fear, but what I will say is I'm thankful for a dentist and a staff that is cognizant of my body language and knows when I'm in pain and responds to it. So I'm actually the third person in my family that goes to Crosspoint. I referred my husband to them because I heard good things about the dentist and he had a great experience especially since he suffered from periodontal disease. My oldest daughter then went next as she aged out of her pediatric dentist and this would be her first "adult" dentist. So I decided it was time for me to go. My dental hygienist was very nice and gentle even during the uncomfortable x-ray portion and as she explained my gums and tarter and how to keep it under control. I needed a crown and this part is what I hate but the dentist was very aware of my pain and made sure to provide me enough Novocain that I was numb and felt very little pain. The staff was very nice and there was very little to no wait for my appointment.