I've always taken great care of my teeth. Six months ago, while at a restaurant I will not name, I…read morebit into an almond shell and broke a tooth. Bluegrass got me in the very same day, and my care there has been excellent ever since! Sadly, I ended up losing the tooth, but gained an implant and two beautiful crowns. Drs. Stamper and Stringer, and their entire staff from the front desk to the assistants and hygienist are awesome! Friendly, professional, and knowledgeable! They have always made me feel welcome and valued. Thank you all so much!

The best ever! The doctors, staff and the wonderful therapy/anxiety dog, Turbo make the best…read morecombination for a positive dental experience.

I've always hated going to the dentist...until Dr Howard. Never once felt pain or discomfort…read more Great place! Everyone is friendly and very helpful. I highly recommend.

Dr. Howard is one of the most caring dentist out there. She took over for Dr. Smith after he passed…read moreaway and she has been following in his foot steps since the early stages of her wanting to be a dentists. She doesn't have a big tv in the waiting room or big flashy offices. Which helps keep her overhead down. Which she passes along to her patients. They are very friendly and will work with you if need to be to certain point. My my whole family comes to her.

The best. The absolute best. Fast, friendly, efficient. They just do a great job. Going to the…read moredentist is never fun. Here they explain everything and put your mind at ease. I can't say enough good things about them.

I recently had several cavities filled and a tooth extraction; I had a fantastic experience and I…read morewould recommend Andrew to anyone that needs some work done. I had a ton of anxiety about the procedures, especially the extraction, but I was put at ease by the friendly staff. I highly recommend this dentist.

I picked up my 8 and 4 year old kids after there mother had them for two years. My 8 year old had 6…read morecavities and needed 2 Crowns. Dr. Crews took great care of him. He still loves going there and isn't scared at all. My daughter had never been to a dentist. However, the staff is so friendly that she loves it. She's insanely shy. By the time we left I she was talking to everyone. They have a t.v. room, two gaming systems, and the kids get to watch cartoons above their heads when they are getting major work done. He is the best kids dentist I have seen before. I wish I would have went to him as a child.

I had been having pretty bad toothache pain for quite a few days but had not decided on a dentist…read moreto go to. When I woke up one morning with my jaw swollen to the size of a softball I knew I had to just choose somewhere and get it taken care of immediately. I called up Aspen & they told me, with the size of the swelling they could not do anything right away, but that they would call the hospital and make sure I was seen right upon arrival and treated immediately with an antibiotic for the infection and swelling. I appreciated this, as no one wants to wait hours in a hospital before even being seen. So this helped speed the process of getting my problem taken care of. Once I got into Aspen for my appointment a few days later, I was taken back for many X-rays first, then set down with Dr. Dietz to discuss what dental work I would need. She was very good at explaining to me what all needed to be done and why, as well as reassuring as I told her I had an extreme fear of dentists & dental work, almost a phobia. She explained the sedative procedures they could use and that they were all very gentle, & wanted their patients to be as comfortable as possible. I loved all of their attitudes and felt very comfortable in their office. That is, until I was taken back to their financial office to talk about all the payment options. They do estimates of what your insurance will pay for, and then you have to pay for your entire treatment plan up front. They have outside credit options where you can borrow money to pay for it and then pay it back in monthly payments. As I have no savings on hand, I am glad they offered this option and it is what I chose. However, I could not get approved for my entire treatment plan, which included removal of two abscessed teeth, removal of my wisdom teeth, a crown over a tooth I had a root canal on years ago, bridges, and periodontal cleaning. My entire treatment plan, after insurance, was still over $6,000. I had to shorten my treatment plan to just the periodontal cleaning and removal of the two abscessed teeth. I was also charged $135 for an electric toothbrush, which I did not see on my bill before I went through the process of borrowing money, & of course no one informed me of this charge. I do not believe it was a necessary charge and would have elected to remove that one, had I been informed of it. On to the dental work they did, when I went in to get my teeth extracted, I was given two pills, which they informed me would be a conscious sedation, and would make me very relaxed and sleepy, & not care what they were doing. They said I would not remember the procedure later. Boy, were they wrong! I remember the entire procedure and was not relaxed during it, as the dentist really struggled and was not gentle getting the second tooth out of my mouth. The pills did nothing to relax me. I cannot entirely blame this on them, as I have read many accounts of people being given the drug they gave me and being very relaxed or even asleep during dental work, however the drug did not work on me. At my first appointment they did half of my periodontal cleaning and the dentist was very gentle, numbed my mouth, and gave plenty of time for it to get entirely numb. On my third appointment, for the second half of my cleaning, she did not give any time after the numbing shots and went straight to work on my mouth. This made the procedure extremely uncomfortable and slightly painful for me. I believe they were all extremely reassuring and gentle on my first appointment, but that seemed to lessen at my second and third appointments and now I am afraid that any future appointments and procedures they will not be as comforting as they had been. I am still very grateful for the work they did, as I am no longer in the pain I was in. But I may look for another dentist for any future work. After my tooth extraction I was not given much after care instructions, such as when and what to eat, how to care for my open gums, or anything else. All I was told was not to drink carbonated beverages. I would have liked more information instead of going home and looking up after care instructions and tips on my own. I also believe that their dental practice may be more expensive than others. I know dental work is very costly, however a practice should inform you of all charges against you and what they are for before you pay them. I may return to Aspen for more work in the future, but I will definitely look around at my other options before doing so.

I went in to Aspen dental for a new set of dentures they were more than eager to rapidly find…read morefinancing a have them done within a week and a half. When the took the molds they used my old dentures the first time was no good they had to do again. The dentures never fit right from the get go . I couldn't eat with them without pain. After 3 months of adjustments I told them either make a new denture or start process of refund. They said the dentures meet all the criteria for good dentures except you can't eat with them instead of making them right they said you need dental implants like I would make the mistake of letting them do them lol. My old dentures fit perfectly and I can eat whatever I want. I my opinion there doctor's and staff are not up to par with other dental practitioners. Do not make the mistake I made by going to Aspen dental on freddica by Walmart.