The welcoming office and hygienist staff have been awesome at helping me navigate steps as a new…read morepatient and feel confident as I faced having to get a crown for a broken molar. Dr. Flaherty is an expert at building a crown and wisely uses technology to view tooth & gum issues. But he's also gentle & calming and thoroughly explains both the process and what to expect in the weeks to follow. It's weird to feel 'joy' about dental work but this crown was built, adjusted, and set perfectly, and the whole team made me feel welcomed and confident in choosing this practice. Also, The location and parking are perfect. The office is clean, bright & walls feature local artists.

Family Dental has been my families dental practice for several years now. I never fully appreciated…read moretheir dedication and care and compassion for their patients until today. My hygienist is always friendly, knowledgeable, professional and makes me feel 100% at ease. I love that they take blood pressure because, for some, access to that simple screening wouldn't happen anywhere else. Staff are warm and friendly, the space is sunny and clean with free WiFi! (Bonus). Get there early and take the super comfy chair in the sunny corner where you can watch the world go by or endlessly scroll on your phone thanks to the high speed connection. The dentist and hygienist will always explain everything to you. You won't have any unnecessary procedures, and you'll walk away with oral health swag every time. I recently shared with the dentist that my confidence in my smile has increased a million fold since they fixed a chip in my front tooth. She was so moved to hear it. Top notch staff, clean safe pleasant environment, plenty of parking, ADA accessible. They accept new patients. I am proudly adding a pic of a smile I haven't seen in years.

I have been going to KVFD for 3+ years, and at least every 3 months I'm there for hygiene services…read moreor treatment as I've been going to dentist since I was 6 yrs old. Review? Very easy to have opportunity to share my experience with this dental office!!! From the first visit until one last week, I have not had a 'bad' experience. Told Dr Martin and staff that I 'enjoy' caring for my teeth with their help, and it has always been excellent. Sometimes get appointments through cancellations, or as soon as they can work me in. Added my experience is that of my wife. She does not find it easy to go to dentist, never will enjoy it. Has MaineCare. She has been going for about 2+ years now, and they have cared for her very well, even with some extra challenges with painless dental options. Office staff has always taken care of existing appointments, future appointments in a timely way, and cost is always known upfront.

I called to get an appointment for a root canal since i had a second abscess in that tooth. The…read morereceptionist, Kim, kept attempting to set me to for a cleaning appt when i told her i needed a root canal appt. Then she asked if i wanted her to cancel all my cleaning appts. I said "no". I said i need a root canal appt i have a second abscess and am in a lot of intense tooth pain. She got mad and said we're talking about cleaning appointments! I got mad back and said well I'm calling about a root canal appt! Kim hung up on me. That's my experience as a returning client. Very unprofessional. I plan in telling the endontist if i ever get in for a root canal!

Went to establish care and get preventive services. They took several sets of Xrays. They warn in…read moreadvance they do this and it is NOT covered by insurance. A technician takes photos of teeth. Dentist does cursory look at teeth and recommends several thousands of dollars (or more) of dental surgery when one has no symptoms. Then they cannot provided needed, beneficial preventive cleanings for 6 months. Buyer beware. This practice is focused on doing more procedures which reimburse them better than prevention. It is a common theme from prior reviews which I wish I had read. Not being able to provide routine cleanings is NOT best practice!

1) If you're a new patient don't expect a cleaning until your 3rd visit, even if you've had regular…read moretwice yearly cleanings. 2) Don't have "family billing," it's makes it easier to attempt to confuse patients. And don't sign a "treatment plan." 3) Know how to understand and be able to access your dental claims. You should know how to do this anyway, with all your health information, but it was especially helpful for me in doing business with Evergreen Dental. 4) We're not going back!

Looking for a great dentist with caring and compassionate staff??!! Well Lakeside Dental is the…read moreplace to go! Katy was such a gentle hygienist and took her time explaining the steps as they are different in our new normal Covid world. Dr Salomon is as wholesome and peaceful, happy to see his practice grow in the coming years! Bonus... they accept Delta Dental!!

From the owner: Dr. Ryan Salamon is a graduate of the University of New England College of Dental Medicine in…read morePortland, Maine. Although originally from Wisconsin, him and his wife have come to love everything Maine has to offer over the past 6 years, and decided to make it their permanent home. As a child, Dr. Salamon experienced his own dental trauma due to a sports injury. He understands that going to the dentist can be an anxiety-ridden experience. It is his first priority to get his patients free of pain in a comfortable, family-friendly setting. Prior to attending dental school, Dr. Salamon served his country for four years as an enlisted active duty Marine, including one deployment to Afghanistan with 2nd Tank Battalion. Ready to schedule a visit at his dental office in Manchester? Call us today!

I went to Dr. Wyman around this time last year. I had a cavity that I was told would be a root…read morecanal. It was bothering me a lot, so he got me in that day. He "cleaned" the two smaller canals of the tooth but "couldn't find" the main canal. He said that it was an "impossible" tooth. He let me leave the office with only two of my canals cleaned out, saying that "it wouldn't last" (even though he charged me in full for the procedure). Two days later, I got up and walked into my kitchen. All of a sudden, I got a pain that dropped me to my knees. It was like I got stabbed in the face with a knife. It was like nothing I'd ever felt before. It was horrible. I ended up having to do to walk-in care, where they prescribed me Percocet. Mind you, I don't even like taking Tylenol. This pain med really messed with me. I scheduled an appointment to have the tooth extracted the next day. The next day, I went into PCDC, and low and behold, it wasn't an impossible tooth. DR. WYMAN HAD DUG INTO MY TOOTH IN THE WRONG SPOT SO LONG THAT MY TOOTH LINING WAS SO THIN THAT IT WOULD DEFINITELY END UP CRACKING, said my dentist, after he did the best he could at fixing my botched root canal. He said that the tooth WAS NOT impossible and that Dr. Wyman was the one who messed it up. When he cleaned out the main canal it was extremely infected. He said that he couldn't believe another dentist left it like that. The molding that Dr. Wyman put inside of the roots was thinned out and the small roots weren't cleaned out well at all. My dentist had to go back and fix the awful job that Dr. Wyman did. It was HORRIBLY done. To add insult to injury, the "impossible" tooth is most likely going to be pulled tomorrow. It's been gradually hurting worse and worse this past year. After X-Rays, I found out that the tooth DID crack. And it wasn't because it was "impossible", Dr. Wyman just couldn't do his job. He destroyed my tooth. Tomorrow, I'm either going to hope that my current dental surgeon will do a deal with me for the cost of the CT SCAN I'm going to need ($350) and my BONE GRAFT (another $350) for the implant I'm going to have to get OR I'm going to have a missing tooth THAT SHOULD BE THERE NOW, FINE AND WITH A FINISHED CROWN. I'm a college student studying to teach elementary school. I work full-time at a group home with adults with disabilities. ALL OF MY SCHOOL REFUND IS GOING TO THIS TOOTH. What should have been a $500 (tops) root canal and a crown is going to now be thousands of dollars. The receptionist at my new dentist's office said that, by the time the procedure is finished, it will cost me about SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS. That's more than I owe left on my car. Not that Dr. Wyman would care while he's out doing shitty procedures, driving around in the nice car that he bought with his dirty money. Hey Dr. Wyman, can I borrow about six thousand dollars?? Thanks!!

Just had a root canal here yesterday. The staff was incredible. The assistant drew a picture to…read moreshow me what would happen and explained the whole process. She was a total doll. Dr. Wyman is witty and friendly. Was worth the drive from Portland.

Just doing a little bit of research on dentists in Maine led me to Dr. Bryant, and I'm glad it did…read more He's a disarmingly funny guy and it makes the scary experience of getting my teeth worked on much easier to deal with. I'm now recommending him to as many people as I can.

Super professional, very friendly, Maureen, Laura, and Dr. Bryant were the best. Literally from the…read moreminute I walked in, Maureen greeted me, within a very few minutes, Laura met me in the customer waiting area, brought me in, and made me feel totally at ease. Laura was so friendly, and answered, with great patience, all of my questions. When Dr. Bryant came in, he and Laura looked at my situation, and again with extraordinary patience and a great degree of friendliness, offered alternatives for treatment. It's difficult to describe any dental visit as pleasurable, but this one actually was very enjoyable. I would, without reservation, recommend Bryant Dental Care to anyone!

Everyone one was friendly and pleasant from the start to the end of my visit, I was very…read morecomfortable with the staff which is important since I have a fear of dental procedures. The care so far has been wonderful.

This particular location continues to set the bar low!! I've stayed with Aspen, but at another…read morelocation (which is a polar opposite experience). My husband stayed with this office and they've canceled his last several visits until, out of frustration, he also moved on.