I have seen Dr. Hunter for over 5 years. She has been very careful to listen to what I need and…read morewant and has adjusted my treatments to meet my wishes. She has always treated me with respect. She is very careful to make sure that her work is both aesthetically and functionally superb. She explains the reasons behind her recommendations. I have had many times when there was nothing needed but a cleaning and a time when I was having pain and needed a specialist. In all cases, she was friendly and professional and treated me like a friend. I trust her judgement and respect her professionalism.

Dr. Radtke was literally the most expensive dental check up I have ever had in my life. She maxed…read moreout my family's dental X-rays for the year, charged over $100 for "fluoride varnish" that was not covered by my insurance and she just comes off as fake, intense, aggressive & financially motivated. If you want to pay over $600 for a dental cleaning and X-rays, this is the place to go. They also demand a copay before you leave. You can't possibly wait to see what your insurance will cover first and then pay the approved amount...they want as much money as they can get from you up front.

Wonderful experience! The staff is extremely kind and compassionate!…read more The front lobby offers a complementary coffee and water bar. The place is clean, from the countertop at check in, the coffee bar as well as restrooms and exam rooms.

The #1 thing that most of us look for in a dental offices is cleanliness. I almost walked out after…read moreseeing the Fort Collins Dental Group lobby at 9:am on Monday morning for my dental cleaning appointment. Another patient mentioned that she thought it was filthy as well. With four people working behind the front desk, one would think that there would be attention to detail and front office cleanliness. It was overreaching for the receptionist to request my personal medical insurance information, which is not used for routine dental cleanings. When I took a few extra seconds to use a tissue to hold the electronic pen for a signature, I told her I just wanted to make sure that I did not pick up someone else's germs. She stated "we wipe it off every morning ", whereas she should've said "it is cleaned between EACH patient". The best part of my visit was that the dental hygienist Brittany M was fabulous, professional and thorough. I have photos of above (posted on Google) but didn't know how to include here.

High quality, professional service to optimize oral health. Very nice people and Dr. Pass is an…read moreexcellent dentist.

I was given bad information when I went in. I checked to see what my insurance/medicare would…read morecover. I was told it would cover my initial visit (exam, cleaning, x-ray), but would be 'out of network' for other procedures. I verified again that my initial visit would be covered. I made an appointment based on the information I was given. I filled out the paperwork I was sent in line. I received reminders of my appointment of 1/2 hour before the appointment I made. When I got there I asked about that, and was told they were running early. How could they have know that 3 days prior? Then I again verified my expense and was told that Medicare would only pay a small amount and that I would be responsible for the additional charges. I asked what that would be, and was told 'it depends'. I like to know up front how much things will cost before I receive the services. I was unhappy with the reply, and left. They were annoyed and told me the time had been set aside for me.

Four years ago, this office informed me that I had severe periodontal disease, which conflicted…read morewith years of positive reports from my previous dentist. Since then, I have been scheduled for periodontal cleanings every three months at an additional cost of $53 per visit and was told I would need them for life. In late 2024, one hygienist told me I no longer showed any signs of periodontal disease and that I could return to regular cleanings every six months. However, at my next appointment, a different hygienist insisted that no such update had been given. At my most recent visit, I was again told I needed lifelong periodontal cleanings and would continue to be charged the extra fee. The office appeared very disorganized: after my teeth were polished, I waited more than 30 minutes with no communication. Because they were so far behind, the dentist eventually completed the cleaning, confirmed that my teeth and gums looked healthy, and, when asked, stated that what he performed was a regular cleaning, not a periodontal cleaning. When I questioned the additional $53 charge, he referred me to the front desk. The staff member at the front desk insisted I had received a periodontal cleaning. After speaking with the dentist, she returned saying he had "misspoken," but waived the fee for that day due to the confusion. She further stated that I would be charged $53 for all future visits. Given the inconsistent clinical information, lack of communication, and unclear billing practices, I will not be returning to this office.

I am so very pleased with my experience with Loveland Modern Dentistry. The front office was so…read morevery helpful in securing all my past records, and my visit was exceptional. I felt heard and was very comfortable with both Amanda, my hygienist, and Dr. Gomez. The warm and caring feelings I felt throughout the office was amazing!

I have severe anxiety and panic disorder and was extremely nervous coming to this appointment with…read moreSeth. I was told so many times they've got me and they deal with anxiety all the time. Which was comforting leading up to my appointment. When I got there however it was pretty much my worst nightmare. The front desk was nice, and super nice when talking about all the options after, but during the appointment I was shuffled around and flatly told that I'm going to need dentures in 5 years. My teeth are not in horrible condition, so to think I was being offered an option to have them all ripped out and put in dentures at 38 was absolutely terrifying. I feel like he didn't believe I would stick with the treatment because of my anxiety or didn't think I could afford other options. But what he didn't realize is that I worked myself up for years to finally go to this appointment and I made a promise to myself to see this process through, and I would've appreciated a Dentist that supported that mindset with hope. I am going to my cleaning. I'm going to update my review as this process goes along. I know a lot of people out there have these same fears and it upsets me with this place claims to be so good with anxiety but handled me with little to no care.

I went to the dentist about a week ago and had such a bad experience here. The staff is very rude…read moreand not knowledgeable. I would not advise going here based on their poor attitude and lack of skills.

My first visit did not get seen by a doctor only by assistants. No proper or regular visit,…read moreautomatically wad told I had an infection paid out of pocket for antibiotics to be taken before a deep cleaning. I was scheduled once and was told to take the antibiotic before my appointment. They called to cancel it right before my appointment. Rescheduled a second time called to cancel about an hour before my appointment, then told me they would put me on a waitlist since the next appointment was months. I definitely understand understaffed however this was completely unprofessional. If you don't have enough employees, stop taking new patients! I ended up coming to a new dentist, they did a full exam new X-rays and stated not seeing any infection or need for a deep cleaning, concerns of why a antibiotic was prescribed. Just seems rushed understaffed and no communication skills.

I can't recommend this dental office enough. The entire staff is professional, helpful and kind…read more I'm terrified of the dentist and the team here communicated with me and helped me with options for minimizing that anxiety. The work they do is of paramount quality as well. I won't go anywhere else! My experience here couldn't have been better.

I am sorry the other person had a bad experience. To me that is just business. Didn't reflex Dr's…read moretreatment or office staff. I have a different dentist, however as luck would have it I lost my front tooth crown while eating scrambled eggs. Lol I called my dentist, however he is out of town. Don't blame him, we are leaving Monday as well. Staff suggested that I call around or they would try to reach the doctor on call! Am I ever glad they did! Dr Brimhall is awesome. So kind, gave me a time to meet. When I walked in he was so kind and caring. Had his son with him, a cute little guy. He reattached my tooth. Very quickly however not rushed and very caring. Wonderful Dentist! all this on a Saturday! Cost was well worth it. Not bad at all. I am contemplating uses him as a new dentist. Far from my home but well worth it. Thank you Dr Brimhall.

The office refused to bill my medical insurance for work Brimhall did for my son after he…read moreexperienced an accident to his mouth. I requested that they bill the insurance for months and they billed them once with the wrong codes. When I cleared it up with the insurance company Brimhall refused to re-bill to correct their mistakes and cited office policy as the reason for not resubmitting to insurance. This makes no sense since they had already submitted a claim and just used the wrong code. I pleaded with them many times to please submit to the insurance a second time. They've only ever submitted to insurance once. At the time I had federal insurance and federal insurance covers everything. The insurance company even verified that Brimhall is in network. I told them I can't afford a $6000 bill, this is the reason why I have insurance. In response to that I got a call from a collections agency. They had turned me into collections because they refused to bill my insurance even though they billed the insurance incorrectly the first time. For those who are unaware, it is illegal to refuse to bill medical insurance when a doctor is in network. I will be reporting them to DORA and to the Colorado Medical Board for illegal billing practices.

My name is afraid, and I am super fearful of anything dentistry. I have had really good dentists…read morein my over 50 years of such experiences. I do not handle pain well. I also need special help with any anesthesia as I process it very quickly and have come out of it during eye procedures. I was referred to Glacier Creek Dental for a big procedure. I needed 5 crowns and turns out, a root canal. My dentist was not able to put me under and I definitely did not want to go back many times for crowns. When I first walked thru the doors at Glacier Creek Dental I felt welcomed and like these people are next level. Start of the art everything and a family welcome together. The first visit was perfect and the surgery scheduled! I was out for the whole thing and woke up without pain and without the mouth being completely numb. I was treated like the little kid and got the crowns that saved my mouth. Thank you to all of the Glacier Creek Dental Doctors and Managers and staff. I really cannot give you a higher rating than perfect!

I decided to change dentists because I was tiring of the long drive to my previous practice. I…read morecame in to get a consultation, because I'd had a tooth removed and was looking at huge charges to have an implant. I received a very thorough exam, and was told I could wait to decide if such an expensive procedure was necessary at this time. I liked feeling more in charge of my care. Subsequent visits have been very stress-free; the staff is very friendly and are always ready to help with whatever I need for my care. I was able to get my sleep apnea oral device fitted here as well.