I greatly appreciated the transparency of care and the best options to treat my issue and make me…read morecomfortable. On the day of my procedure they made sure to explain everything and walk me through what they were doing when setting up the EKG, the sedation, and what comes next regarding a biopsy. Bonus points for being able to meet Dr. Andrus's dog Captain while I was waking up from sedation!

The staff was friendly, and doctor did good with my son. But beware of their billing practices!…read more They didn't disclose everything to me and I had surprise costs after the fact. Even though their billing consult told me I was paying for everything in full. Their excuse was a lot of turn over and uneducated staff that was helping me with the billing. None of which is the patient's problem! I can see that I am not the only one complaining about this in regard to this dental office. Just a warning to make them be VERY clear about ALL charges before you do business with this dental office!

The procedure was explained to me in a way I could understand. They made me feel comfortable…read morethroughout the entire process. I am very fortunate to have met such talented people who care so much about their patients.

It's now been 5 months since the implant was inserted and I just got my permanent crown/tooth from…read moremy Dentist, Dr. Bogan in Boulder. The healing cap left an indentation in the gum area to accommodate the post and crown without disturbing my gums. My dentist said that Dr. Nedbalski did an excellent job in placement of the implant. This situation took about 16 months since the extraction of the broken tooth. You have to wait about 4-6 months for your bone tissue to re-grow in the socket of the extracted tooth. The dentist who extracted the tooth knew I was going to get an implant so I paid the extra fee of having cadaver bone inserted into the base of the extracted tooth. When Dr. Nedbalski was drilling for the implant, he mentioned that the implanted bone worked as the bone was stronger than usual. After another 5 months I had an appointment to check if the implant had integrated into my bone. That was ok. I called my regular dentist who would be involved with the fake tooth to insert into the implant. It's done now, no pain at all thanks to oral anesthesia. Dr. Nedbalski is good at giving injections. First they numb the area and then inject the anesthetic. He does it slowly because what you feel most is pressure from the fluid. It's so much easier now, not cheap, but it feels like your own tooth when they're done.

Do not visit this dentist if you have any mercury fillings. She will also put mercury fillings in…read moreeven when asked not to.

Not so professional. This dentist's office, which is in an old house, is the most laid-back…read moredentist's office I've ever been in - perhaps too laid-back. At first I thought it was nice to have such a relaxed vibe, but the dentist herself does not seem to put much effort into actually looking at a patient's teeth. I went several times and she spent the least time looking at my teeth of any dentist I've been to. Also unpleasant: high-pressure sales tactics in the form of insulting your teeth's appearance and then trying to sell you whitening treatments. This place also brings in insurance money by doing x-rays every single visit, no matter what. Yikes.

Dr. Kang is so kind, gentle and professional. I had a biopsy which was painless. His entire staff…read moreis so nice. I highly recommend Aspen Oral Surgery.

Amazing. I have never had an oral surgery procedure before and I had so much anxiety. Dr. Kang was…read moreso incredible kind and gentle and took his time with working around my anxiety. The office staff was also amazing and patient. They made sure I was comfortable and relaxed. I didn't feel rushed or pressured. Truly an amazing experience I am so happy with the care I received. Highly recommend.

Dr. Sessions is one of the best dentists I have had in my 50 years of going to dentists. He is…read morepatient, careful and knowledgeable, and offers excellent advice.

DO NOT GO HERE. Dr. Bruce Sessions did cavity work on my front tooth and a month later it needed a…read morerepair. I went back in to get it taken care of and Dr. Sessions was huffy, rude, and impatient with me the whole time. I have extreme dentist anxiety and I told him such, but received no form of kindness or relief. I went back hesitantly six months later to get a cleaning, hoping for better service. I did not even get Dr. Sessions, but I got his partner, Dr. Michael Park. I informed him also about my anxiety. This one told me that I needed all kinds of dental procedures including gum grafts, root canals, and new dental equipment costing hundreds of dollars. This was all before my cleaning. I got my cleaning from a very unsteady (but kind) hygienist and then was informed that Dr. Park was nowhere to be found to take a look at my x-rays. He had gone to lunch and left me in the chair, waiting for a synopsis on x-rays I can barely afford to pay for. I am EXTREMELY UPSET with this organization and I am more terrified than ever of dental practice now. DO NOT GO HERE AS A NEW PATIENT.

My teeth are in terrible condition due to the fact I could not afford dental work. However, I had…read moreone tooth recently cause so much pain I had no choice and Longmont Modern Dentistry squeezed me in. They extracted the tooth with extreme difficulty--I have exceptionally strong bone and the thing would not come out. The dentist worked on the extraction for 2 to 3 hours, and even though the initial cost was to be 1850 with a free bone graft of 820 thrown in, they ended up charging me $1234. While the extraction was somewhat painful since lidocaine isn't terribly effective on me, I feel so much better today even with a tender jaw. I'm going to have them fix the rest of my mouth because they worked so hard to do good work and keep my costs down, which is everything to a disabled man of 75.

I went in for a regular cleaning as a new patient, got here 15 minutes early as requested, and…read moredespite having an appointment, couldn't get anyone to see me for an hour after my scheduled appointment. It took the dentist 1 minute to tell me my teeth looked great. I won't be coming back.

I needed an oral surgeon to remove my molar roots (the previous dentist had left them) as it was…read moregetting infected, and because I have a plastic skull, I needed to avoid an infection. I saw Dr. Brandon Luter at 4 PM and got surgery the next day at 9 AM! That's fast! He answered all of my questions and prescribed antibiotics to be safe. The surgery was quick, and thanks to Exparel, there was no pain at all. Zero medication needed. The next day, Dr. Brandon called me to check on me. I hope I won't need oral surgery again, but if I do, I will call Dr. Brandon!

Both the doctor and the staff were belittling to women, speaking to me as though I am an idiot and…read moredismissing legitimate questions about the necessity of the procedures that were being recommended. The woman at the front desk was beyond rude and scolded me for not completing paperwork prior to the consultation. We will not be returning to this office for any procedures.

Agreed with the previous reviewer. Do not go here unless you want to be over treated with…read moreunnecessary procedures. I was made to have a ct scan which was unnecessary for a check up, and was told that half of my teeth needed work or rework urgently. When I went for a second opinion, only 1 tooth needed fixing. It is clear to me dr park is there for money, not for the patients.

DO NOT GO HERE. Dr. Bruce Sessions did cavity work on my front tooth and a month later it needed a…read morerepair. I went back in to get it taken care of and Dr. Sessions was huffy, rude, and impatient with me the whole time. I have extreme dentist anxiety and I told him such, but received no form of kindness or relief. I went back hesitantly six months later to get a cleaning, hoping for better service. I did not even get Dr. Sessions, but I got his partner, Dr. Michael Park. I informed him also about my anxiety. This one told me that I needed all kinds of dental procedures including gum grafts, root canals, and new dental equipment costing hundreds of dollars. This was all before my cleaning. I got my cleaning from a very unsteady (but kind) hygienist and then was informed that Dr. Park was nowhere to be found to take a look at my x-rays. He had gone to lunch and left me in the chair, waiting for a synopsis on x-rays I can barely afford to pay for. I am EXTREMELY UPSET with this organization and I am more terrified than ever of dental practice now. DO NOT GO HERE AS A NEW PATIENT.

My family has been going to Dr Ahern for many years and I could not imagine getting better dental…read morecare anywhere else.

I had an urgent dental situation and they got me in within an hour of my phone call. Very nice…read morefolks and very professional. I don't think I've ever regretted that a dental appointment was over with so quickly before. I actually enjoyed it.

Longmont Dental Loft offers more than I was expecting in the way of modern technology. Ashley was…read morean experienced and capable hygienist.(as well as personable). She was able to explain to me how a loss of enamel (probably due to my age) was hastening cavities making the use of an electric toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste, more essential to my regimen.. I am thankful for having chosen Longmont dental loft.

Welcoming office, always happy and friendly staff. Confident professionals make visiting the…read moredentist a pleasure...