I had an appointment for consultation with Dr. Bojrab. I have scheduled oral surgery on a difficult…read morelower wisdom tooth. Difficult because of my age (70). He was very confident but real explaining everything. This was a second opinion and he is the surgeon I am trusting with this scary wisdom tooth problem.

We went on referral from my dentist for some prep work for my 15-yr old's braces. He needed to have…read morehis two bottom premolars out because they were baby teeth without adult teeth underneath, with roots too shallow to move. Well, that's what we heard two years ago anyway. I hated the idea of removing two teeth just to put posts and crowns in a teenager's mouth. So I let it go (hoping for a better idea?). But it was now past time for braces,so I bit the bullet--no pun intended. We made an appointment and got in within a couple of weeks. Their office has a good COVID protocol that allows very few people in at one time. We were ushered back to the exam room and went through a new patient questionnaire as well as an interview of sorts, and then the doctor came in to explain the procedure and answer any questions. The teeth had already started to fuse to his jaw bone a bit, making extraction more difficult and time consuming. My son was awake for the procedure and did very well, this for a kiddo with a relatively low pain threshold. I was called back into the room afterwards and again the doctor explained all that happened. We were given post-op instructions and checked out. The staff were all extremely courteous and helpful. Recovery went remarkably well. In fact, I was surprised just how quick it was. My son went from soft food back to his regular diet in just a couple days and didn't complain once of pain. I hope we don't need their services again. But if we ever do need oral surgery in the future, I would definitely go back.

Very "memorable" experience…read more I booked my appointment months in advance and confirmed when prompted. Somehow, the appointment was changed to another date after my confirmation -- with no call, no explanation, and no notice. Impressive system. I drove nearly two hours in snowy weather and arrived on time, only to be told my appointment no longer existed that day. When I calmly showed proof and tried to explain, the staff's response was eye-rolling, visible impatience, and zero effort to help resolve an error that was not mine. I was left feeling dismissed, unwelcome, and frankly uncomfortable. I can't say why I was treated that way, but it's hard not to wonder whether appearance or background played a role when basic courtesy and professionalism disappear so quickly. When I asked for their names to document the incident, they refused and told me to leave. If accountability, communication, and respectful treatment matter to you, I'd suggest confirming things multiple times -- and maybe still prepare for surprises.

I have been here twice now and had excellent experiences both times. The new patient process is…read morepretty quick and painless. They were able to get me in within two weeks for a routine cleaning and x-rays. The cleaning was good. I mentioned that I tend to gag with dental stuff, so they took extra care when placing the films for my x-rays and the tech kept checking on me and going super slow to ensure my comfort. I had a filling that had mostly fallen out. I was able to reschedule a follow up for two days later (they had them sooner, but it didn't work for my schedule). I asked if I would have to be numbed because I hate the dental shots. She said she was pretty confident she could pop out the old filling and replace it with no to minimal pain and she was right. My tooth hurt the tiniest bit, but I'm pretty sure it was just sensitivity when the cold water blasted it. I was in and out in about 20 minutes with my new filling and no numb, drooly mouth. They also accept children. My friend's entire family goes and say the dentists are really good with their kids as well. I don't doubt it. Each room is themed. My cleaning was in the Star Wars room and my filling was in the baseball room. There is plenty for kids (or kids at heart) to look at and be distracted by during dental procedures.

Let me tell you I was so nervous about getting my last wisdom tooth out. I had never had to see a…read moresurgeon and always was able to have the dentist do it. This place was so nice. Everyone, especially my dentist and the dental assistant. The process was easy they walked me through exactly what was gonna happen. They spoke to me before during and the dentist even called a few hours later to check on me. They even let me pick out my own music to listen to during the procedure. The only reason they're not a 5 out of 5 was that I received a bill afterwards. This was a shock because I thought the bill was settled the day of.

This office is impressive. Efficient, attentive and appropriately serious about their work. They…read morehave answered many questions with patience and compassion.

These people are absolutely amazing. I switched to them a couple of years ago because the Dennis…read moreI've been going to retired and I hated his replacement. I have a little bit of Dentist anxiety and these people are absolutely amazing. They talk you through everything and they're very gentle and they make the whole process as palatable as possible, highly recommend them. It's a multi generational practice and all of the Catton's are fantastic.

I cannot say enough great things about Catton Dentistry! This practice is very special and filled…read morewith caring and skilled professionals. Dr. Nick Catton did my Invisalign when I was almost 50 years old. I had always been so self conscious about my teeth, and now, I can't stop smiling! I especially enjoying seeing Robyn and Rita at the front desk and hygienist, Janet!! I can't imagine ever going anywhere else.

I had a chunk of tooth stuck sowed in the gum on my upper left extraction site after wisdom tooth…read moreremoval and yesterday (About 1month post) felt a bump rising out of the extraction site and am praying it isn't yet more tooth that is now on the bottom left. The staff were relaxed before and after the surgery but after this I feel they may have been a little too lax.

I had my wisdom teeth removed at 28 years old by Dr. Schier. He did an incredible job even with my…read morewisdom teeth roots hitting my nerves. Schier performed a coronectomy to ensure I didn't have lasting nerve damage afterwards. I had zero complications and everything went smoothly. I had been worried going in as I have mild TMJ but that was a non factor. Thank you Dr. Schier!

I had to have a big tooth pulled and I dislike dentists a great deal. I had that procedure at 10AM…read morethis morning and at 7:00 PM, I am happy to say it was a great experience. Professional, personable and efficient....it doesn't get much better than that!

So much better experience than I had expected! The entire staff is exceptional and the operation…read morewas painless. Dr. Alderman even gave me a call that evening to see how I was doing and if I had any questions.

Dr. Denise is stellar in every way. She performed a dental implant surgery and her work was…read moreexemplary. She covered every detail necessary, and took the time to answer each and every one of my questions. Her staff is also incredibly kind and competent. I could not have been treated better!

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Was referred here by a friend and have since referred MANY people. Small and friendly staff...they…read moreare extremely punctual and considerate of your time. If your appt. is at 2pm... you can expect to be seen at 2pm. Dr. Peterson is extremely knowledgeable and will only suggest procedures that you need. They also have payment plans to accommodate every budget. Such a family environment as they remember and ask about milestones and life events you discussed at your last appt. There is nothing else I can say but make an appointment TODAY

I have been going to Dr. Peterson for as long as I can remember and could not imagine going…read moreanywhere else. Dr. Peterson is always punctual and honest. The staff is always friendly and remembers details about what you told them during your last visit. I am always happy with my service here and leave with a refreshed smile! I have recommended and will continue to recommend.

Without a doubt, the best dental office I have ever experienced. They are friendly, accommodating,…read morereally speak with you to ensure a full understanding before developing a treatment plan. They have state of the art equipment and practices. I always feel like I am in expert care with everyone from the front desk staff, to the hygienist, and of course Dr. Sang. Do your family and friends a favor and bring them here next time they need any dental work!

The initial visit was great. When I needed something major done, the "bed side manner" was less…read morethan desirable. There was no explanation regarding the steps to the procedure, the dental assistant forced something into my mouth without asking me to open it, and I wasn't given instructions on what to do going forward until the next visit. Please take the time with each and every patient to explain what is going on and what they can expect.

Ruthless business practice. I had overslept and missed my initial appointment and was told because…read moreof this they are unwilling to perform surgery on me. Furthermore, the lady on the phone was kind enough to inform me I would have a tough time finding another place accepting my insurance down the road. I am completely stunned. I don't even drink alcohol or do drugs; I overslept because of a recent medication change. With me doing the best I can to be responsible in all areas of my life I am shocked that I am turned away for simply over sleeping one time.

This is a review i wasn't sure I was ever really going to write. Note that I was a patient at the…read morewest office before they moved to the current location. So it would have been from 2020-2022 I believe. I was in the process of getting braces as an adult which (for me) required trying to pull down an impacted adult tooth from my upper jaw. I saw the first oral surgeon at IOMSA in 2020 when he surgically attached the bracket to my impacted tooth. That surgery I believe went fine. However, a year or so later, when the impacted tooth still wasn't coming down with my braces, the Orthodontist sent me back to IOMSA for a 2nd oral surgery to have them move the bracket and remove "some more bone" from around the impacted tooth. I saw a different oral surgeon this second time. And I told her then that I didn't really want to keep trying to pull the tooth down. I would have rather just gotten the impacted tooth out surgically, and got on with my life. But she insisted that I keep trying to pull it down after opening my jaw up and looking at it. So she continued to move the bracket (as planned). However, she also continued to remove SO MUCH BONE from my jaw that it irreversibly damaged and ruined my mouth and teeth forever. After that surgery, the orthodontist kept telling me how unhappy she was with what they did to me. But I didn't fully understand the impact of it yet. And I was in alot of pain. More than was expected for that type of surgery. What I came to find out is that once that bone is gone, it's gone forever. You can't ever get that bone back in your jaw. So when the orthodontist was unable to pull down that impacted tooth even after the 2nd oral surgery, I was basically screwed. I had to have 3 or 4 bone grafts and tissue grafts to try and at least kind-of repair the damage, but it was never enough. I actually lost a perfectly good tooth adjoining the surgery site because of how much bone loss I had. The good tooth had become loose because the surgeon at IOMSA had removed SO MUCH bone from my upper jaw. And I almost actually lost two teeth (and that was according to yet another oral surgeon at IOMSA who thought he couldn't save either of them). So I went to see a different oral surgeon at that point (outside of IOMSA) as well as a periodontist who had to pull the loose tooth and was able to install two implants in my mouth, but it was really hard for him to do so because of how little bone I had. After getting the final implant crowns from my general dentist last week, he commented on how shocked he was that the periodontist was able to do the implants at all given how little bone I have left. So, my mouth/teeth are FOREVER messed up because of what the surgeon at IOMSA did to me. My teeth will never be straight and i have so much visible damage from that surgery still to this day. The implants sit high up in my jaw because there was no where else for them to go.