I've had the absolute pleasure of completing a total dental restoration project in the care of the…read morewonderful Dr. Paul Mathew and his incredible team at Artisan Dentistry. I don't even know where to begin, but let me tell you--I hadn't pursued dental care since my late teens (I'm now in my mid-50s) due to a crippling dental fear that made me endure pain rather than visit a provider. At my wit's end, I searched for a dental office that could accommodate my phobia. I happened upon Artisan Dentistry and booked my consultation. I was visibly shaking and dizzy (literally!) with fear as I made my way to his practice and chair. (The office is beautifully and calmly decorated, and his staff is wonderfully trained to deal with us "chickens.") Dr. Mathew immediately greeted me warmly and asked me to talk about myself and my history. He has wonderful bedside manner and is quite gregarious--he genuinely enjoys a good chat. We just talked for about half an hour to an hour, and together we decided to take some careful steps forward. I asked about full sedation, and he was completely open to it and any options I wanted to pursue. I could call the shots at any time and switch sedation plans. He gently suggested that I start with a few teeth cleaning sessions using topical anesthetics and Novocain as needed, guaranteeing that I wouldn't feel anything. I went in for my cleanings, and it was exactly as he described--I didn't feel a thing! Here was the turning point: I asked him point-blank, "So I had some Novocain during my cleanings--is that what you would use if we didn't do sedation dentistry?" "Yes," he said, "the same type of pain management for each part of your mouth that I work on." I said, "You know what? Let's try it." That decision changed everything! For all the massive work that was done, I wasn't sedated in any way! Let me tell you, I've had major work done, and his priority was always pain management. Dr. Mathew literally changed my life by showing me "here is what a medical professional can be." Since being under his care, I no longer fear having minor medical procedures done in other doctors' offices. It turns out my epic teeth issues were only symptoms of the real problem: my fear of dentists (and medical professionals), the perceived loss of control, and procedures that were unknown to me. Yes, Dr. Mathew is at the top of his technical dental game--this is obvious (he loves to talk about the many seminars and practicals he still attends and the new things he's learned)--but for me? His ability to help people like me overcome life-long fear-based obstacles. He removed (extracted, lol?) my fundamental fear. I can't say it any clearer than that. He has done nothing short of changing my life. Oh, and as for my new dental work? The best compliment I get is how nice my teeth look and that I must be hawkish about brushing. They look completely natural, which has changed my face and definitely my smile. And as for being hawkish about brushing? Ha--well, I am now! Thank you, Dr. Mathew and Jaime. You have a friend for life. With all my love and gratitude--CK

I'm a sedation patient and couldn't be happier with Dr Mathew and his staff. They are so gentle and…read moreunderstanding. If you have a fear of the dentist I highly recommend seeing him.

I have been a patient of Stiles Family dentistry for over 10 years. I am always impressed with this…read moreoffice. Friendly, warm and professional. I had a crown pop off and Frances gave me an appointment that very day. Dr. Nisreen worked on my tooth. She explained everything she did. She was very gentle and concerned for my comfort. Natasha assisted her. Natasha was very personable and helped ease my tension. I have had Christina as my hygienist. She iswonderful! My teeth feel so clean after. I usually have Dr. Giraldo as my dentist. He is so nice! I recommend this dentist office for all of your needs!

After seeing this dentist for several years and never no-showing, I can't get a call back from…read morethem. Felt they were very insensitive to my daughter's appearance, talking critically about her teeth right in front of her as if it is a problem and not cosmetics, and in reality she has barely an issue. Do not recommend.

This place is absolutely terrible. They've canceled my appointment three times without telling me…read more And when I showed up, they acted like it was no big deal. Meanwhile, I missed like a day and a half of work. Not only that, but when you're in the chair, they're constantly trying to up charge you on things tell you you should do this and you should do that. I actually went to another dentist just to get another opinion. I would not recommend this dentist at all or their entire fleet of New England dental group people. They were trying to send me down to Boston to some specialist. I didn't need it. AVOID

They were previously Byte Dental, which was pretty good…read more Cons: They have a methodology of "drilling for gold", whereas they find issues, push a sense of urgency (get it done QUICK- or you could have serious issues!"), and push (fairly hard) on getting it all done. More money than average, but latest equipment. They are pretty pushy when it comes to looking for money. I actually had to hold back laughing at this particular dentist (gold miner), it was so obvious. Pros: Office is very clean. Staff is very friendly & helpful, hygienists are very good, but the Dentists... VERY pushy. If you bear that in mind (and don't take their pushy methods too seriously), they're okay. I'm considering switching to another dentist because of their constant hunger for $$$.

I have found his office to be difficult to deal with. I thought I had found a wonderful dentist…read morethat I liked and trusted, but after the past year, I wonder about both the office and the dentist. I had my first and only (and hopefullly last) crown done by Dr. Arsenault, I had to go to a different dentist for a root canal, followed by another dentist who had to do some work prior to the actual crown being created/applied. All seemed to go well, but took many months to finish and about $5000 out of my pocket. In the past, I had had my teeth cleaned there. When I went to go for my next cleaning, they wanted to do more xrays and I typically don't do that annually, but every few years and if there are any issues or concerns, I certainly have it done. When the office heard that I didn't want to have xrays this time at time of my cleaning, I was told that I couldnt visit any more and would have to find another dentist. First time in like 50 years this has happened! No other issues with previous dentists, of which there had only been a total of 2... I also got a letter in the mail that I was being dropped as a patient. Now after about a year, I am with another dentist for my cleanings and I have been warned that the crown (which is only about 2.5 years old) needs replacing - and it has to be an implant, at somewhere about $7k. (No insurance will cover any where near that and I have no dental insurance other than the standard cleanings, xrays, fillings, etc.) Apparently there is a space/pocket/divot at the gum line and this is going to decay in the future - and the only reason why it hasn't yet is because I floss 3 times a day, brush after eating anything and also rinse with mouthwash and peroxide - so I've been lucky. What a shame that my crown didn't last very long at all and that I got booted out as a patient because I wouldn't do xrays for my next cleaning visit. :-( So don't piss off the office staff by not having xrays done when requested. My original review of Arsenault/his office is below and is now removed to do this update: Switched dentists and have found the staff here to be incredibly friendly, explains everything and the same with Dr. Arsenault. A pleasure to have found a practice like this. Oh well. Have to pay the $7k to get an implant - I NEVER expected to have any issues with the crown, after all that timeframe in various dentist chairs and the expense. It is not fun and to find out that I have more expenses for something that I thought was finished and done, is a kick in the b*l@s.

Dr. Arsenault's office is the place where you will receive the best routine dental cleaning and…read morecare. My family still lives in New England, but I moved to Los Angeles a couple of years ago and have failed to find a dental office in LA that will provide quality care. Seriously, every office I have been to in LA have always tried upselling me with useless services and have even tried ripping me off by charging all kinds of extra procedures that never took place to my insurance company. With that said, I much prefer traveling 3000+ miles to Dr. Arsenault's office. The receptionists, Cindy and Diane, are so easy and pleasant to deal with. Rona, the dental hygienist, is truly the best dental hygienist I have ever encountered. She is always very thorough with the cleaning and will provide clear explanations to your questions. She is just an overall super kind and professional hygienist who really cares about her work and her patients. I also enjoy meeting with Dr. Arsenault at the end of the cleaning. He does a final check and will address any concerns you may have. Like his staff, he too, is very caring and professional. I wish there was a dental office even just HALF as good as this one in LA!

First visit - top notch. Cleaning and new patient exam was good, dental hygienist was superb, and…read morethey used state of the art equipment. Can't speak about restoration work yet...

From the owner: Since 1986, Kalil Dental Group has been working to provide the best dental care for patients in the…read moreMethuen and Windham areas. Dr. Donna Kalil, Dr. Kenneth Kalil, Dr. Michelle Kalil and Dr. Andrew Kalil couple their experience in family dentistry and cosmetic dentistry with a commitment to our patients oral health.

Great to be dr Paparians patient! Excellent location, friendly helpful staff and I received a…read moreterrific care plan. Thanks a million!!

I've been a patient of Dr. Paparian for almost 30 years. I wouldn't dream of going to another…read moredentist. The office staff are wonderful and friendly. I've had two appointments since the beginning of the pandemic and I have never felt unsafe. They take precautions quite seriously. I recommend them 100%.

I will never forgive myself nor will my family ever forgive me from putting all my trust, faith,…read moretime and money into Charles Burliss and David P. Gordon's half-baked idea. These two con men squandered and stole every cent I could have saved. The implants seen in the photo at 11 and 1 o'clock were put in for no reason. It has been 9 years now and they have never been attached to the denture and used. Burliss took medical advise from Gordon (who was never licensed to do this work) to drill 2 more holes in my head to hold the denture in place. Burliss recommended Gordon knowing he had no experience at reconstructive dentistry but yet took his advice and did it. It gets much worse! Had Gordon not been off by a staggering 9mm the dentures would have held in just fine. In fact, this picture was taken Dec 2017 and since then I have had only 3 implants holding the denture in. The implant at 2 o'clock had to be removed, it didn't even last 8 years what a shame! If you want a great audio of what it will be like once these 2 scam artists get done with you and lifting the money from your wallet listen to The Doors Absolutely Live song called Backdoor Man. Listen to the first 10 sec of the song...that is exactly what you will be doing! I have showed these pictures to both Burliss and Gordon. Burliss laughs and say to call his lawyer, he could care less as long as he got paid upfront first. Gutless coward, the same as Gordon. Gordon doesn't have the sack to answer his own phone. He hangs up on you. Neither had the balls to man up at the start of this nightmare and be done with it.

My Regular dentist said that he needed to pull 9 different teeth because of my gum disease. I went…read moreto Dr. Burliss for the Lanap procedure. I was able to save 8 of 9 teeth and my gums are growing back. I find that Dr. Burliss is a miracle worker.

Went to him for years without incident until I needed a permanent filling and crown. Tried to have…read moreme wait 2+ months to have the work done. While waiting my tooth fractured and ultimately was removed. Tried to make me wait 2 weeks to come in while I was in severe pain. Will never go back there.

I've been going to Dr Workman for 10 years now. I've been very happy with all his work and the cost…read moreis very reasonable compared to some of the other dentists in the area.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about Dr. O'Neill and her entire practice. After cracking a…read moretooth and learning that my molar needed to be removed, I was understandably anxious -- like most people, dental work isn't exactly my favorite activity! Dr. O'Neill was extraordinary from start to finish. She took the time to fully explain the entire process and even used a camera inside my mouth so I could see everything clearly on a large screen. Being able to understand exactly what was happening made me feel informed, empowered, and much less nervous. She also referred me to a fabulous oral surgeon, which made the whole experience seamless. After the extraction, I had stitches that were hanging as my mouth was healing. I called her office, and she graciously and quickly fit me in to take care of it. That level of responsiveness and care meant so much. Dr. O'Neill is not only highly skilled, but truly kind and compassionate. Her front-end staff is equally professional, warm, and lovely -- you feel welcomed the moment you walk in. I am so grateful to be in such capable and caring hands. Highly recommend!

Wonderful dental practice! Dr O'Neill and her staff are professional, knowledgeable and…read morecompassionate.

Horrible experience My daughter suffers from severe anxiety and the dentist was not only NOT…read moreunderstanding BUT completely unproffessional. and they expect all out of pocket expenses up front without giving you notice. BEWARE

I would NEVER bring my 2yr old here!! I explained to the receptionist how my sons teeth came to a…read morepoint and his Primary suggested we see a Pediatric Dentist. Immediately she puts me on hold and gets the Dr. The Dr asks me if my son was mentally disabled or had any genetic/ congenital disorders that would cause the strange growth of his teeth. I say No, my son is perfect. She says "hmmm most of the time when a child's teeth are pointed, that means they have mental or genetic problems. Do you or your husband have problems? Does yours or your husband's sides of the family have mental illness or congenital problems to cause deformities? ARE YOU KIDDING ME?? I couldnt beleive she was asking me those kinda of questions without even meeting my son first. I give this Dentist 2 thumbs DOWN!