The way this office is run is terrible. I have been a patient there for almost 30 years, and I was…read moresent a letter two days before I was due to go in for a cleaning saying that my dentist had left the practice (something I was given NO NOTICE about) and they were essentially kicking me out. Another friend was sent a letter telling her they were nearly doubling the cost of a cleaning, and her letter, like mine, was rude and abrupt.

The office is dingy, small and cold. The office staff are nice, but the dental assistants treat…read moreyou as if you are an ignorant 5 year old. I was in for an initial appointment, and waited at least 45 minutes to get in. Then the assistant explained the x-rays to me as if I'd never had any before-- even when I referred to the types of x-ray by their proper names. Then after the routine medical questions, she proceeded to take out pamphlets with pictures about brushing and flossing and ~reading~ them to me. She got upset when I rolled my eyes at her. Dr. Thompson seemed competent, but she was distant, and cold. Then I was told, after all the talk about keeping my teeth clean, that they didn't have time to clean my teeth and the next time I could get an appointment for cleaning was at least 6 weeks away. Not going back, even if they are one of the few places that take that insurance.

They can't keep dentists because they treat them unprofessionally…read more The office staff and hygienists are stellar people and professionals. Our whole family wont go back here because we want a stable relationship with our dentist.

This office used to be great. but ever since Bassett and Fox merged, the care has went downhill…read more The receptionists used to know us, now we are constantly strangers. The BEST pediatric dentist they had left and their "replacement" is mediocre at best. They have now refused to treat my youngest child (5 years old) because she was cautious with the new dentist, who after a couple minutes of condescending lines that my daughter wasn't buying into, proclaimed she was "too difficult of a child and you need to take her elsewhere". the place they referred us to was over an hour drive each way, and required a minimum of THREE appointments! Ever try taking FOUR kids to a place like the DENTIST to sit in a waiting room after an HOUR drive? good luck. I just today needed to cancel an appointment they set up six months ago because of more urgent appointments and was given an attitude over not calling sooner. I get better treatment from their Pediatrician's office. Why aren't dental "professionals" required to behave like the REST of the medical profession?

My first visit I was told they scheduled me at a time that I could not be helped. My second…read moreappointment I waited 35 minutes past my scheduled time, was never told they were running late or any acknowledgement at all on how long my wait would be. So, I left, but not before I scheduled another appointment. I told them 35 minutes was my limit. Maybe the third time will be the charm, and I will actually get to see someone that can help me with my dental issues. Here's hoping.

Too long, don't want to read? Stay away from Aspen. Want details, read on…read more First the good. People were friendly. The place was clean, high-tech. I believe that they were competent even though a few radiographs had to be retaken by a trainee. Now the bad. I have never had anywhere NEAR as many radiographic views/exposures in all of my years of dentistry (and they are a lot of years). When it came time for the $$ shock and the upsells (here is a screening you might want, here is a substance we could use, here is a medicine that could help) which came to $1000 (for an asymptomatic patient with a few erosions and some plaque) I said, "Hey, how about I just stick with the basic cleaning my insurance covers?" I was told no, that they could not possibly do a basic cleaning, and that I would have to pay nearly $500 for the advanced ultrasound cleaning first. It's one thing to upsell, but another entirely to refuse a patient basic care because I don't want to pay for suggested bells and whistles. Stay FAR away.

Although I had not been a patient at this office since 1993. I was in a moment of desperation. I…read moreneeded a tooth pulled immediately and I had no idea where to go. Aspen Dental refused and the pain seemed to be getting worse with each passing minute. Pain enough to bring tears. The receptionist wanted nothing more that to help but she could only point me in the right direction. Thanks I was losing all hope. The tooth was removed and it was by far the best dentist I have ever experienced. Minimal post op bleeding did not even saturate the first gauze.

I reviewed this dental practice back in 2017 after a negative experience. I am happy to say that…read morethings have improved, though there is still room for more. I believe I saw Dr Nguyen, but it's hard to say because he is masked all the time and never introduced himself; neither do the the hygienists or the desk staff ever mention his name. Odd, but he's a good dentist, so I guess that's all right. My only complaint is that the wait times between appointments are woefully long; I have had two cleanings with outstanding work still needing doing and will probably have another before my issues are completely resolved. Also, getting prescriptions out of them is a hassle; I have extremely sensitive teeth on the left side of my mouth and one time they gave me something for the pain and refused to refill it so I had to go to my PCP; same deal for antibiotics because the dentist said no problems showed on the x-rays.

In my entire 60 years I've never dealt with a worse dental group than these guys. The. Worst. Over…read morethe few years we went to them they repeatedly neglected to send in prescriptions for antibiotics (needed before certain dental procedures), specialized toothpaste, mouth wash for gum issues, the list goes on. We'd check with the pharmacy and they'd tell us they didn't receive anything. We'd call the dentist and they'd tell us it was sent in...it was never sent in. Additionally, trying to call to get an appointment or cancel an appt. Is all but impossible...unless you have 15-20 minutes to stay on the phone listening to their hold music. After getting sick I had to cancel an appt as I didn't want to get anyone else sick. I called numerous times two days before the scheduled appt. and never got through. I finally left a message. Apparently they don't listen to those because the day after my scheduled appt they called to tell me I was no longer their patient. Now we're left without a dentist (probably for the best because they're terrible) but hopefully this will save others from their terrible treatment. Now I have two cracked molars, haven't been able to eat for 3 days due to pain and they refused to give me a referral to see another dentist so I can get them pulled out! Avoid this place at all costs!

Manager Cindy was very rude with disabled and elderly patients. Told me if I canceled an…read moreappointment again don't bother to come in? Honestly that there are things you cant control, especially if you are disable with muscular disease, Ms it is not convenient and easy for sick patient to come and see adequate Dr office or dentist. Real doctors know this when we take our promise oath to care. why do we bother to go to school if we don't practice what we learn. I work 35 years as a registered nurse and assist Dr for surgery and I never felt so offended and disrespected in my life. I called before time and honestly winter gave me problem with my car tires at a snow blizzard. I have a nurse to drive my car since I have drop wrist and foot. I can't risk her life either. I cancelled so that way at least someone else could use the appointments. I have serious medical issue and it's not easy for me to live. I also have an irregular heart when I cx my first appointment. I cannot control my neuromuscular disease as MS. A lot of doctors understand this and know how to accomplish patients needs. I'm surprised as a family practice this is permitted . The manager should go back to school and retouch her education, how to treat elderly and permeability disabled patient. You are reported with false advertisement care and refusing to treat a patient is neglecting patient needs. Thank you.

Best dental care I've ever had! Office is clean, efficient, modern and people are just plain nice…read moreand professional. I never had any questions as they explained everything up front including next appoint and cost. It's no wonder I had to wait a few months fro my first appointment as this is the place to go to in this area, IMHO.

I am hesitant to write this review because I honestly don't know the name of the man I saw. The…read morelast time I was at AMD my dentist was Dr Dao, a Black woman with a Caribbean accent who did exemplary work. I had a tooth that had broken and she rebuilt it with compound. It held for three years and then crumbled on Christmas Day a couple years ago. It took me some time to get an appointment because Medicaid was giving me problems. But I finally got in. The guy did two things: 1) He adjusted my dentures so they would fit without adhesive. 2) He told me the tooth needed a crown and my insurance wouldn't cover it. I should mention in passing that he never told me his name nor did he address me by mine. When I tried to explain what Dr Dao had done and ask him why he couldn't do the same as she had, he barked at me "I am not arguing with you." and he threw me out of the room. I've no idea if this was Nelson or someone else, but his behavior towards me was appalling and if that is what they call "dental care" they can keep it.

Great dentist. Have been seeing him for a little while now, and never had any problems. He is…read moregentle and efficient, which is always nice when you just want to get off the chair. Great background music too!

The office is the absolute worst! I needed a root canal, unfortunately in the tooth just right of…read moremy front teeth (#7?). Since Dr Bonsi is supposed to be the dental professional, I trusted he knew what he was doing. About 1/3 of the way through the procedure he abruptly quits, informing me he can't continue because he lacks the equipment necessary for the "small canal opening". Something, as the patient, I fully trusted the dentist would be prepared for. Although he did give me a referral, the endodontic group doesn't accept our insurance and we have been unable to find a specialist in this area within 100 miles that accepts our insurance. He hastily put a very temporary patch over the hole (metal in the front of my mouth!) it has since fallen out and the pain is unbearable. I've called the office twice in the last three weeks seeking help to no avail! He's the worst! Avoid this 'practice' at all costs!!

Dr. Dugan saved our son's teeth! Our son was hit in the mouth by a baseball, and Dr. Dugan met us…read moreat his office (on a Sunday) within minutes to save his teeth. He was so nice and calming, and he did a wonderful job. We couldn't be more grateful for him and will remember his kindness forever! Thank you, Dr. Dugan!!

This office doesn't accept insurance (that is the only negative) but they do help you through the…read morereimbursement process which is extremely helpful! They are wonderful people here and the surgeon/dentist himself is fantastic! Not only does he have great beside manner but he is understanding and very good at what he does! My husband is a vet and they gave him a fantastic discount as well! Cant say enough positive things