I have been visiting this dentistry for the past 2 years. Wonderful staff. I even came in once…read morebecause I had something stuck in my tooth that I couldn't get out with floss and they helped me free of charge.

The wife and me went in for some dental work on our teeth, cleaning, x-rays etc. and I cannot say…read moreenough good things about dr.Scott and his assistant Michelle so knowledgeable so so courteous and so gentle they were excellent they do fantastic work!!! I would highly highly recommend this office to anybody who's looking for a Dentist -patient Steve Eastman!

Out of all the years I've been going to the dentist, I can honestly say that Millennium Dental was…read morethe BEST experience I've had. First, all of the staff were extremely friendly. Second, Trinity, my Dental Hygienist, was top notch when it came to describing the treatments that I received and how thorough she was with the teeth cleaning. The icing on the cake was receiving a complimentary coffee cup with two types of teas and two pens after check out. They have a customer for life!

Over all the place was nice people friendly my Dentist was amazing however very expensive I paid in…read morefull at the time of service to later receive another bill. I was also talked into "new" type or cleaning which was not very topical cleaning like a light thing. I probably need to find a new dentist

Dr Hess and her team on Cherry at the Meridian office continue to provide extraordinary care. Their…read moreattention to every patient is amazing to watch and experience. But, it all starts with Dr Hess because she is so professional and caring. Great technical knowledge and skill, too. I highly recommend this dental practice for the whole family.

They told me on the phone that they would remove the tooth the same day. I came to them with a lot…read moreof pain and they took pictures and they said everything looked good. If I want they can fix it but it costs $2950 but to remove it costs $380 they gave me a 3 point calculation. 1 extraction, erupted tooth requiring removal of bone and/or sectioning of tooth, and including elevation of mucoperiosteal flap if indicated. = $380 2 bone replacement graft for ridge preservation - per site. $547 3. guided tissue regeneration, edentulous area - resorbable barrier, per site = $270. After that I was in a lot of pain for another week. And I chose only number 1 to remove it. meaning to pay only $380. I don't need the 2 points. Because it costs me a lot. I was in pain for another week, I called them to come and have it removed and they told me to go to another clinic, they didn't want to remove it. They said I had an infection, what they were doing was not right. They manipulate people's minds to get money out of people. But if the person has nowhere to pay and decides on the cheapest option, they don't do anything.

If you have read my reviews before you know I offer up the long and the short because sometimes you…read morejust don't have the time to read and sometimes, well, I don't know about yours but my life IS comedy & I try to share. Short: Dr Trejo and the team at the Eagle location are absolutely wonderful and incredibly ethical. Call Now. Long: It was the Thursday before Memorial day weekend and I had been preparing a veggie tray for a party. I had heard one odd crunch but, ya know carrots, whatever. Until it was time for bed. I brushed and had an increasing ache. I thought for sure I must have cracked a tooth! I was in a near panic. I might have to wait until Monday? Would I get an infection? Lose a tooth? I found a place in town that opened at 6:30AM and you can bet I was there - only to find out the DR wouldn't be taking appointments until 1:30PM, MAYBE I could get looked at today but I was told "The next appointment to TRY to fix it would be June 22!?" "Try?" People go a month with a cracked tooth? All I could think was that would be an infection for sure! In a panic I went home and started calling everyone - then (and I wish I knew her name!) a lovely admin at the Emerald location said they were closed but there was an appointment at the Eagle location in an hour. She said she would call and tell them I was on my way and would likely be late (Now I know everyone says it's "only 45 min to Boise" but apparently I drive slow? ) Can I tell you these people are the NICEST, like Trader Joe's nice! Every last one of them, from the lady who saw me at the wrong door, let me in and walked me through the office because the back door is in the front (What?! LOL! Don't whip in and park closest to Eagle like I did, go past there then around to the left.) The ladies in the waiting room to the hygienist who took my x rays and got me settled in. Everyone was so upbeat and friendly. Then I met Dr Trejo. He was incredibly kind. And it was at that moment that I learned you can BRUISE a tooth. Did you know that? Is this common knowledge? Sure, logical, teeth have nerves too but I struggled to believe him, LOL! Don't tell him but I googled it in the car, I really thought maybe he was just trying to help me not feel dumb. Of course I was equally relieved and so embarrassed. (Again, it's me feeling dumb all on my own they were so very kind) I happily paid that $150 thanking my lucky stars because how much is a crown? Sure enough it ached for the next day or two but it's fine now. Also, I should mention if you do not have dental insurance they have a $33 a month plan and it does give an additional 20% off any additional work. So, I hope you are reading this long version as you wait for your (actually pleasant) appointment and may you be as lucky as I was!

It genuinely breaks my heart to have to modify my review of this business, because I have always…read morebelieved that Dr. Grant is a very good dentist. Unfortunately, being a good dentist and standing behind the products you make for your patients are two very different things. More than two years ago, Dr. Grant made me an implant-mounted denture that cost me more than $8,500. From the very beginning, it never stayed securely in place while eating. Dr. Grant was fully aware of this problem. In fact, for the vast majority of the past two-plus years, I have been forced to use my old denture because it was the only one that would actually stay in place. I finally became frustrated enough to go back yesterday. Dr. Grant told me that the rings responsible for holding the denture in place needed to be replaced. He then stated that I had gotten "well over a year" of use out of the original rings. That statement is simply not true, and he knew it. In the more than two years since this denture was made, I have probably been able to use it for maybe a month total--and even during that month, the denture repeatedly popped out while I was eating. That hardly constitutes getting more than a year of use out of the rings. What disappoints me most isn't even the $250 charge to replace them. It's the principle. More than $8,500 was paid ffor a product that never performed properly, and instead of standing behind his work and making it right, I was charged another $250 for a component that, in my opinion, should have been addressed a long time ago. I have no problem paying for something when it has been properly made and has provided the service I paid for. But when an $8,500+ dental appliance doesn't work as intended from the beginning--and the dentist knows it--I believe the right thing to do is stand behind the product and the work. Dr. Grant may be an excellent dentist, but unfortunately, my experience has left me questioning whether he stands behind the products he provides to his patients. And that is a very disappointing realization after having trusted him with something that cost more than $8,500. It would be one star if not for the fact that as dentists and hygienists, they are awesome. This one just truly blew my mind

Dr. O'Brien and his assistant, Cecelia Thomas, were exemplary in their professionalism and…read moreapproach. As an experienced first assistant in general surgery (20 years), I was impressed with their compassionate demeanor and clear communication between themselves and their patient (me) before, during, and post-surgery. They made me feel extremely comfortable and reassured that the outcome was going to be favorable. I give them a 100% rating and would recommend them to anyone who requires oral surgery. My thanks to them cannot be overstated. I would refer anyone who requires a dental procedure to this practice.

Let me begin by saying the care and the work these folks do are first rate. They will work with…read moreyour insurance and are fairly priced. That being said, their hours of service are not working-person friendly. If you need a crown or some other major work, you will need to take time off from work because they don't have the correct staffing to perform these services after 2PM. I took time off from work for a 2:30 appointment for a permanent crown seating and received a call to reschedule for some excuse (I don't even remember what) but it pushed the appointment out well over a week. As a result my employer is frustrated, I am frustrated, and the person on the other end of the phone is completely oblivious to the fact that not everyone has unlimited time off. I am currently seeking a more user-friendly dentist.

Thank you for your services. My cleaning was very thorough & the dentist was polite, knowledgeable…read more& kind.

I normally don't leave reviews, but I just switched over to this place from my other dental clinic…read more(Jarvis Dental and was there for about a year) and have had much better experiences in just the last two appointments alone here--especially working with Dr. Jason! He was very efficient, very friendly, and let me know what was going to happen next during my cavity procedure. All around every staff and hygienist that I've interacted with have been top-notch would recommend this place.

I had an excellent experience at Boise Dentistry Co. for restorative dental work and veneers. Dr…read more Taylor is incredibly skilled, thorough, and honest--he took the time to explain every step and made sure the results were both functional and natural-looking. I never felt rushed or pressured, which I really appreciated. The assistants and staff are just as impressive: patient, gentle, and calming, especially during longer appointments. They consistently checked in to make sure I was comfortable, which made a huge difference. The office is clean, modern, and well-run, and appointments were on time. If you're looking for high-quality restorative work or veneers done with care and integrity, I highly recommend Boise Dentistry Co.

Went to this dentist based on reviews, At the my appointment I was met by "Hanna" the dental…read morehygienist. After taking me on a tour of the practice (nice) we went into her room. "Hanna" explained what she was going to do and what to expect. I immediately asked if everything was going to be covered by my insurance? She replied "don't worry, we will bill your insurance company for you." Not what I asked! After taking my dental x-rays she told me now I am "going to do a 3-D of my mouth." I again asked if this procedure was covered by my insurance and again "Hanna" said "it should be, we do them all the time." Afterwards the dentist came in and reviewed the x-ray and 3-D images with me. He asked what brought me in today and I responded "a check-up and a cleaning." I also mentioned some "food traps" by my left side molars. My medical history included Squamous Cell Cancer of my throat which included a total radical neck and radiation therapy. Due to the radiation, there was integrity loss of my tissue which added to the "food traps". He pointed out a small cavity on a right molar, but never suggested I schedule a follow-up to take care of it. He did mention I should consider having my "silver fillings" replaced with composite material. He then asked the hygienist how my exam was going and was informed she had just started it. She then proceeded to measure the depth of my gums which was "6-5-6" back towards my molars and points to periodontitis. She said she was going to talk to the dentist as she was "on the fence" about doing a regular cleaning. After a few minutes she returned and said she and the dentist agreed on a "deep cleaning" which would include anesthetics (e.g. lidocaine). I told her that I have had cleaning without anesthetics and we can proceed. She commented "I only have 17 minutes left on this appointment" and that she would have to reschedule me. She was informed that I was leaving on Thursday (7/21/23) morning and would not retuning until the end of September. She brought the dentist in, and I explained that I only wanted a basic cleaning and my timeframe did not allow me to reschedule. "Hanna" then asked me if I would be willing to go another office location which was "5 minutes away" as they said they could fit me in for my cleaning. Upon agreeing i stopped by the "check out desk" and asked what I owned and she responded "we will bill your insurance company." With in 5 minutes I was at the other office and informed them I was sent to have my teeth cleaned. With in a few minutes I was brought back my a hygienist. She informed my that she only 90 mins to do my cleaning. When I asked why she said "deep cleaning" normally takes two visits. When I asked if my insurance it covered it and how much out of pocket it was going to cost me? She told me to hang on and left the room. She returned shortly with another lady who explained that the cost was about $1,000. She stated that they bill in "quadrants" and that it costs $259 per quadrant. When I asked how much my insurance would cover "she said I don't know" and when I asked how my out of pocket it was going to cost. She immediately stated "If you are going to be rude than you can leave." WHICH I DID. Upon reaching my house I called my insurance company and asked some questions: 1) the 3-D films ARE NOT considered basic services and therefore ARE NOT COVERED. 2) the dental clinic should have put in a pre-authorization for the "deep cleaning" and they would have known my out-of-pocket expenses. Interestingly, a line from Ted Lasso is one that people should be aware of; he points out that people often make assumptions about other people and nobody asks what they do. You see, I had spent 36 years in Emergency Medicine as a Physician Assistant (PA) as a practitioner and educator. Additional I have a PhD in Psychology. My career introduced me to a young lady 35 years ago working as an ER Tech who is now a CEO of a Health System and my wife. A formal complaint of ethics and providing false information for financial gain has been filed with the State of Idaho Board of Dentistry.

If you have not had the chance to get your dentistry done by Colleen Jarvis, I would say that is…read moreunfortunate. Dr. Jarvis and her team do an excellent job with preventative maintenance on your teeth and are excellent when you need something done. If you have a crown or a filling, these guys are total professionals, and give you great quality care. You are in good hands whether you are with the staff upfront, the hygienist or the doctor. As a sidenote, if you need any orthodontia her husband, Jake Jarvis can fix your teeth and make them all straight. I did that as well and he did an excellent job. 50 some years and my teeth are perfect now. Recommended !!

I've been going for years. Docs are great and most of the hygienists are too. However, I've had one…read moretoo many grumpy dealings with a couple employees that I think it's time to move a long as I don't see a way to directly communicate with the owners.