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5.0 (7 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 3:30 pm

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3 months ago

Bates and his staff are amazing.. They all took great care of me ... very appreciative !! Thank you

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Greg Miller Dentistry

Greg Miller Dentistry

3.0(4 reviews)
1.7 mi

He gave me a quote to work on 17 teeth for $11,744. I went for a second and then a third opinion…read more I had ZERO cavities and needed none of the work he told me I needed. Before you have him do any work get a second opinion!

Moved to the area not long ago and was led to believe that this office handles people with dental…read moreanxiety well. I have a very bad history with dentists, and they do make me anxious. First handful of appointments went fine, most probably due to the medication that they can liberally dispense. Recently, however, while in for crown placement I had a mold taken to replace a nightguard. The mold was taken, and I came back two weeks later to get it and was dismayed to find it was a big clunky nightguard not at all like the one my former dentist had made and not one I could sleep with. I honestly didn't know this kind was still made. I informed Dr. Miller that I had tried those in the past and could never sleep with them in and didn't think it'd work. He left to talk to the office manager, his wife, and I was left waiting so long (was supposed to be a quick visit and I was way over time too) I didn't know what was going on, so I left the room to head to the front. The office manager, Nici met me there and I showed her a picture of the nightguard I had thought I would be getting, she said she would call my former office. I said okay, that'd be great and they'll know me. She gave me a very snarky "Oh, I'll bet they do" comment. I later sent the office a text expressing my frustration with how rude and unprofessional that comment was when I meant that I had been going to my former office for nearly twenty years and the staff bought me baby gifts! I have a very good relationship with everyone there. No one responded to my text and my husband was later given a vague "sometimes words have different meanings" statement. She also admitted that they keep show nightguards in the office and that it could have been avoided if one was shown to me. When I went back to pick up the new nightguard I was told that it was not the dentist's fault that the nightguard didn't work (agreed - it was honest miscommunication on all fronts) and that I had caused too much stress on the dentist (cited lack of sleep and trying to find a new solution as the stress) and that they could no longer see me as a patient as a result. So, an honest misunderstanding with no heated exchanges or crazy demands (simply stating I knew this type of nightguard didn't work for me) resulted in me getting kicked out. In fact, the office manager was the one who was rude to me! It was embarrassing to have all the front staff know when I left too, and this was the second time that had happened. Another time I gave personal medical information because it might have relevance for treatment and as I left it seemed everyone made comments. YIKES! Now, the place is clean, and they can get work done so if you are north of Spokane that's nice. But honestly, the unprofessionalism was shocking. I'm not sure how they can say they deal well with anxious people and then completely lose it over a simple miscommunication. Later my husband went back, and Dr. Miller started making bizarre claims about me not being ''normal'' and a whole bunch of other weird stuff that was according to him almost nonsensical. Also.. if you aren't easy then you're a problem apparently. If you go - just don't piss off the office manager!

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Integrated Dental Arts

4.5(13 reviews)
15.1 mi

I recently switched my dental care to Dr. Eliassen after receiving a stellar referral and I'm so…read moreglad I did! While my previous dentist was fine, I started feeling uneasy about the amount of work being recommended (fillings, crowns, etc.) that didn't seem urgent. I wanted a second opinion, and I'm grateful I found this office! The dental office atmosphere felt warm and welcoming--not cold or sterile like many dental offices. The entire staff was friendly and genuinely kind. Tammy helped get me set up as a new patient and was amazing. She made me feel very comfortable during my perio charting, which not all offices do. As someone with some gum recession, I really appreciated that they take this seriously and track it closely. Dr. Eliassen was so wonderful. She was thorough, patient, and generous with her time. She walked me through my x-rays, explained everything clearly, and even fixed an enamel chip I had (which fixed the cold sensitivity that I was experiencing). Overall, I had an excellent experience and for the first time in a while I'm actually looking forward to my next dental appointment. Highly recommend Dr. Eliassen and her amazing team!

19 June 2023 Over…read morethe past many years, I have had my teeth cared for by the experts at Integrated Dental Arts, PLLC - Katherine M Hakes DDS, Jaclyn M Eliassen DDS, James A Garduno DMD. Every single time I have been there, I felt that each one in the office cared for my dental health and wanted to provide the best services possible. In my opinion, they have exceeded my expectations especially when compared to the other dentists I used to go to until Integrated Dental Arts opened their doors around 1991. This latest yearly examination was, in many ways, more efficient due to the continued expertise of the staff from the front desk to the assistants for Dr. Hakes and Samantha, who did the scheduling for my next visit. All of them were not only efficiently performing their duties but were exceedingly professional in doing so. I cannot envision going anywhere else for my dental health needs.

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