Great 1st appointment. Staff was extremely nice and informative. They showed me around the office,…read moreand knowing that I had a small break, were very efficient and making sure everything was done and answered for me while getting me out quickly. My hygienist was very nice, and so was the doctor. Would recommend.

I recommend all of my family & friends to Dr McConathys office. The staff is not only super…read morefriendly, they are knowledgeable about health insurance plans & scheduling issues I might have. Dr M has been amazing in treating all of my dental issues. One time I had a dental emergency over the wknd and she called me right away to assess the situation & help resolve it. If you've had anxiety about the dentist- you should check out this office.

I love this office! Not only is it pretty and serene, the staff and Dentist are fantastic. I am a…read moresuper wimp when it comes to any dental visits, and had the BEST cleaning of my life yesterday. I can't wait to go back!

Dr B and her team are professional and responsive. I recently had an emergency and they fit me in…read moreright away and fixed my issue. I subsequently needed a crown and my temporary is beautiful! I left feeling confident and in excellent hands- I can't wait to see how great the permanent will be!

This was my first visit to Cochecho Dental... I was sitting in exam room with very little wait…read moretime. Beth was they hygienist that did my exam and cleaning. She was very thorough and friendly... Most comfortable cleaning I have ever had and I have had quite a few... Dr. Donnelly came in and reviewed my dental situation... she proposed a course of action for future work... she answer all my questions and explained everything very well. I highly recommend this practice....

A few years ago this dentist office recommended I get a consultation for my wisdom teeth. They…read moreoffered to take a specific type of X-ray that they said the oral surgeon would require for the consultation. They said my insurance wouldn't cover it, but they would charge much less than the oral surgeon. I agreed and paid out of pocket. When I had my consultation, the oral surgeon said they had called the dentist office for the X-ray and were hung up on. But, not to worry, my insurance covered it. They did the exact same type of X-ray, using the exact same machine, and I paid nothing. I switched dentists. Contacted this office to transfer my records. Filled out a release form. Big surprise, they never sent them. They are either liars or completely incompetent. Avoid at all costs.

Dr Rochefort and his staff are friendly, wonderful and professional using the most up to date…read moreequipment. I highly recommend Dr. Rochefort for your general dentistry!

I loved it here, friendly and helpful from start to finish. Dr. Rochefort did a great job talking…read moreabout my personal dental health by specifically discussing areas I need to put more focus on ( and how to best achieve that) as well as praised me for the good areas . My hygienist Terry (sp?) was so friendly and gentle. To top it off I got a sweet purple toothbrush and some floss.

here is photos i took after seeing the emt did a biopsy on my mouth same sore i complained to nhos…read moredr he would not take the time to set the chair back so he could see but he told me he could see only extras skin

I needed a large papilloma removed from my tongue. I went to NHOMS Dover in December 2021. Dr…read more Reisch didn't want to do it until my high blood pressure was under control, and he wanted medical clearance from my doctors. After being put on 3 HBP meds, I made an appointment in March. He cancelled my appointment 45 minutes before I was to see him because he didn't receive medical clearance. I was furious. If my nephrology team and primary care physician weren't worried, why should he be? He said epinephrine can spike blood pressure, and I asked how much he intended to use--a gallon? I followed up on the medical clearance issue--apparently there was confusion about where to send it--and got that sent in. In the meantime, I called another oral surgeon on Monday, got a Tuesday appointment, and had it done. When on Wed. I got a call from NHOMS to set up a 3rd appointment, I was happy to tell them I had had the surgery done elsewhere. This was a very frustrating situation that I believe was unnecessary. As a result, I do not recommend NHOMS.

All I can say is amazing, from the time you walk in the door , how your greeted, to the hygienist…read moreto the assistant ( I've had Sheri her assistance and I can't say enough about her, gentle and someone who makes you feel comfortable to Dr King , who takes her time to explain , is very gentle and does a wonderful job!!! I've got nothing but great things to say. I'm not a huge fan of going to the dentist and they make your visit very pleasant! Highly recommended!! Thank you ladies for all that you do!

I have been a patient at this practice for a number of years. First as a patient of Dr. Bob…read moreKarelitz and now with Dr. Sheila Kennedy. I found from the moment you get off the elevator you are greeted warmly and you know immediately you are more than a number like you might find in some larger practices. The staff, hygienists and certainly the doctors work hard to provide their patients with superior care. I have never had a bad outcome and every procedure starts with a thorough explanation of the problem and how it will be fixed. I like knowing what to expect. Both doctors are also very involved in supporting their community and give hundreds of hours of free care to the less fortunate amongst us during the Doctors of the Heart program. Over the years I have seen other dentists but I remain at this practice because they are great people and they give the very best of care. I hope if you are in the market for a new dentist you make an appointment. You will be very happy you did.

Been going here since 2008. Excellent, professional staff, and my hygienist is the best! Friendly…read moreand courteous all around. The only issue this summer is that they are building a parking garage outside and parking space is a bit limited. But no problems inside. Would highly recommend!

Really got a skin crawl type of feeling. They gave me a marketing form and called it a medical…read moreform. The front desk accidentally gave me a surgery intake form. I had to remind her I was there for a cleaning. My hygienist asked me about insurance several times. I don't know why her quality of care would depend on that. The only reason I can figure is she wanted to recommend non medically needed treatment so that she could bilk the insurance company. Either that or she gave me inadequate care.

There are certain things for which you don't want to cheap out: Brakes. Surgery. National…read moreDefense. Dental Work. "Good enough" isn't good enough when you're talking about your choppers, which we all hope will last us well into our golden years. Enter JD Howard Dental. I've been coming here for nearly 15 years and I'm very happy with my teeth and how they're treated here. I'm 55, so I've been around the block a bit with dentists. Are they expensive? Yes. Dentistry is expensive. Are they WORTH it? Yes. You will be treated very well (like an old friend), and your teeth will be the best that they can be. I have insurance, but it's not bottomless - the hygienists at JD Howard (Nichole, to be exact) go out of their way to advise me how best to utilize my insurance dollars, and are hip to the fact that I don't have an endless wallet. Bottom line: you want your teeth in the best possible hands? Go to JD Howard.

I've been a patient at JD Howard dental for approximately seven years now and I have always been…read morehappy with the stellar service. I, as are many of the patients at JD Howard dental, am a bona fide sufferer of dentophobia. If not for modern dentistry, and all of the amenities offered with regards to comfort, I'm quite certain all of my teeth would rot and fall right out of my mouth. I know many other people feel the same way and that's why we search out dental practices that provide sedation dentistry without judgment. My phobia is so bad that I require sedation with regular dental cleanings. Apparently, sedation dentistry is no longer a major part of this practice because I don't see it anywhere on the website. Until recently that form of sedation for me was nitrous oxide. Though ironically, I have never really had much of a fear of the needle when requiring Novacaine. I know that's a little unusual, but it's true. Recently, I have heard that the practice was sold by Dr. Howard and bought by a corporation. The things that I'm experiencing there now are pretty typical of businesses that are bought by corporations and the biggest issue there is the patient always seems to come last and the bottom line is always first. As a result, I have lost the nitrous oxide for basic dental care. I've also noticed dentists have left the practice as have hygienists. There's always a reason for that. I had an appointment for the hygienist for which I was given a prescription for Halcyon, a benzodiazepine. The consent paperwork that I was given stated that the norm for this is Lorazepam or Ativan unless contraindicated. I have no health history that would exclude the use of Ativan. This is what happened. At approximately 10 to 15 minutes after I took the Halcyon, I knew there was going be a problem because that stuff hit me really hard. It hit me so hard in fact that the dental hygienist had to assist me from the waiting room to her room and back again. I have almost no recollection of anything that happened after that. I remember the hygienist taking my blood pressure and hearing the diastolic number, but I don't remember much of the actual work, I don't remember my teeth being polished, and I don't remember any examination or discussion with the dentist, which is particularly disturbing. I left the hygienist room with my swag bag, and once again her assistance to the waiting room. The worst part of that is that anytime I have dental work at JD Howard dental I'm now going to be out of commission for the rest of the day. Can't drive, can't work, etc. I'm in health care so I obviously can't work after that. That means I have to take a whole day off with vacation time which is completely unacceptable. With nitrous, none of the things cited above, were even remotely an issue. I finished my cleaning or whatever other dental work it was, made my way to my car, and drove myself home. After questioning, it has been brought to my attention that nitrous oxide services will no longer be offered by the hygienist. So my question becomes, who made that decision? Oh wait, it's a corporate thing and likely a refusal to pay for their certification, or accept any associated risk. At any rate, and in light of all of the above, I have no other choice, but to seek dental services elsewhere. I am a recent Snowbird and I have found a full service sedation dental practice in St. Petersburg, Florida, who offers nitrous for dental cleanings. After a lot of consideration, I have elected to go with them and have my first appointment in January '25. I only chose a Florida practice because I couldn't find sedation dentistry in this area. This recent appointment at this facility was unfortunately my last. The practice under corporate ownership has become something no longer desirable to me and judging by recent Yelp reviews, I'm not the only one.

Dr Tam and the dental staff here are great. Having had a lot of dental and periodontal work done at…read morevarious other offices, I can say this office is one of the best. Hygienists are very friendly and go the extra mile to ensure comfort during procedures. Many hygienists I've had at other offices did not offer to apply numbing gel to sensitive gums during routine cleanings or put notes in my file to ensure other hygienists don't use the ultrasonic scaler on certain areas where roots are exposed. The hygienists at Healthy Smiles did. Dr Tam is great at what he does as well. He warned ahead of time that a tooth needing a very large filling could require a crown if the limited area of healthy tooth structure remaining were to crack. Dr Tam was able to maintain the integrity of the tooth while completing the large filling. Another tooth that already needed a crown was at risk of needing a complete extraction and subsequent implant. Dr Tam salvaged that tooth as well. He has a very calm manner and explains procedures well. The only hiccup I've experienced was an insurance billing issue resulting from my previous dentist waiting months to submit a claim and causing a miscalculation of my total annual benefits remaining. This resulted in my out-of-pocket expenses exceeding what the Healthy Smiles staff quoted me by about $100. After discovering the issue, the staff worked with me and decided to comp the $100. Great customer service all around at this place. I highly recommend giving them a try if you're in the market for a new dentist.

An awesome team of smart and easy going workers. U get into your appt. In 5 minutes and they have…read moregreat personalities. They even remember what u talked about last time. I would highly recommend healthy smiles. A totally down to earth experience from caring professional!

My son had oral surgery yesterday and I can't praise the entire staff enough for their caring and…read moreprofessional support. From Katie and Stephanie at the front desk, to Tasha who helped us with the paperwork, the whole experience was such a blessing. My son was in pain on the 2 hour drive home but by evening he was in minimal discomfort and is back today for the temporary implants and is feeling great. We highly recommend Dr. Ian Roberts and his staff for making KEYSTONE DENTAL ARTS truly 5 STARS!!!!

Keystone kept coming up as I searched for dentures and implants . I finally called and went to the…read moreoffice And meet the staff. , they were great. I moved forward with dentures and I am so glad I did. Great people great work!!! Mike Dalton