Wonderful staff, clean office, (that plays great music), and compassionate dentists…read more I had an implant replaced at this office. It was faulty from the initial placement. Thankfully Dr. Conklin was able to rectify the problem. The difference between the two crowns is astonishing, and I am so pleased. I would recommend the professionals at Healthy Smiles.

Going to the dentist isn't one of my favorite things to do. So when I found Healthy Smiles, it was…read moreso nice to find a comfort space where I could keep my teeth healthy. The staff are very friendly, quick at getting everything done, and most of all I completely trust their work and recommendations. I've had two crowns done many years ago by one of Healthy Smiles dentist, and they look and feel great. I've felt less pain with their work, than all my last dentists giving fillings. I've very thankful they are in Portland, my home.

It's so hard finding quick dental care in Portland and was surprised when I called to make an apt…read morethey had openings right away. I went in and the first apt was X-rays and other general teeth questions (new patient).; I figured cleaning apt would be weeks out, but they got me in literally that next Monday. I do wish they would've just done it all in one go, but the teeth cleaning was less than 40 minutes. They were very good and wasn't too painful like other dental offices. I was able to get my husband in and he's had more work done and they have been great about it too. Highly recommend. Also side note, they close the office from 1-2pm for their lunches. Very nice office, clean and the receptionists are friendly and helpful.

Worse experience ever, happened twice in 2 weeks for permanent filling. Careless doctor since 1…read moredoctor and wants to hurry up and finish the job. Making appointments and does not have 1 minute to talk with the patient. Wants to finish up the job at the same time meaning, "seeing 3-4 patients at the same time" keeps on hold saying okay be fast i don't have time for you let me do my job so that i am done with you since i have other patients waiting for me" this were the words from the doctor. For my filling i had 3-4 injection in my gum needed time to get numb but then he started doing the filling said let me know when it hurts, so once started the filling kept saying cavity and kept drilling in and then i felt severe pain in my gum and then gave me more numb injection told him give me minutes since i started to loose my consciousness and started to sweat but he said if can not hold the pain for a while he will go see next patient since he does not have minutes for me to get relaxed i started with the procedure and then its over 2 months i still have serve pain since i had no pain at all in the beginning i just wanted a small filling to get covered since i was afraid that if i eat anything it might get worse. But we spending so much money to be seen patiently but not treated like this. After that so much pain the dentist goes to see other patients without getting my concern he told the assistant to clean all my teeth after a while when she started taking my measurements and started with my teeth i asked what is happening and she said oh the dentist has told her to clean the teeth. I just agreed to get my small filling fixed but why you people doing something on your own without getting the patients permission even though in life its free at your clinic I recommend people get somewhere else my 2 experience were so horrible here. 2nd Response: If i am not a patient of your clinic how come i have the receipt. Please be reasonable and find the attached copy of the receipt. 3rd Response: What do you people think, have we not called your office yes we did only response we got was "we so sorry to hear that and wish you feel better". And then we said on the face of the dentist that treated us in an appropriate manner that please try to be calm with your clients but he said the same thing again like "well if you want to be treated be fast i do not have time since i have other clients to look after", so what else we people except from this place, or should i say horrible experience happened twice in 2 weeks. How come 1 dentist see 3 clients in different room , give numb injection come back do filling starts hurting can not breathe, painful, sweating feeling unconscious but still the dentist and the assistant there and i say please give me 2 minutes its so painful and i will pass out any minute but still your horrible dentist says i need to be fast or else you can leave since i have other patients waiting there. If can not see 1 person at a time why only have 1 dentist and take so many appointments "WHY" you people improve your skills hiring good human dentist that understands what human pain feels like and not been treated like animals that does not have a feeling for others with their pain etc.

I've enjoyed my visits there and feel like he actually remembers me. I've been going there for four…read moreyears now and have had zero issues

Gateway Dental is the Best!!! I would Highly recommend this dentist!!!…read moreDr Sedivy is very professional and I am always happy with his service.

The dentist may not be your favorite place to go, but the staff and Dr's at Smiles On Sandy make it…read moresuch a pleasant (yes I said pleasant) experience. I have been a patient there for about 3 years now, and I will be for many years to come. From the front office staff, to the dental assistants/hygienists, you are in good hands. Everyone cares about your experience, and they go above and beyond. I needed to have a front bridge placed due to a childhood injury, not something I was looking forward to. They were able to rush my bridge order so I could have it put in prior to a vacation, and the Dr got everything in place the day before I left. Superb customer experience. If you are shopping for a dentist, look no further! Did I mention that their hygienist/cleaning chairs massage you while you are getting a cleaning? Amazing.

Always a good experience here. On time, good communication, friendly staff and professional care.read more

WORST DENTIST IVE EVER BEEN TO the doctor LAN TRAN SNATCHED the glasses off of my face when I was…read moreas I was discussing cleaning and insurance with her and stated go talk to the lady in the front. Very unproffesional, when i called in to cancel a future appointment I was asked why I explained why and they said WELL DID YOU TELL THE DR YOU HAVE PTSD SO SHE DIDNT GRAB THE GLASSES. And that i should tell people so they dont. I dont feel i have to share my mental health with a dentist for them to know its not ok to snatch glasses off of patients

if you care about the health of your teeth at all you wouldn't let this place near your mouth…read more Unprofessional, very discriminatory, Dr.Tran refused to x ray me during my last 2 exams and kicked me out after ignoring all of my concerns. every appointment since this has been cancelled last minute. front desk says it's policy every time which is untrue. Been coming here for years and I can say they have destroyed my mouth. After years even refers to me as random racist names that aren't mine and gets angry if you correct her. I'd stay away at all costs

Now that I have visited the office several times, I feel like I can provide an informed review…read more I've had an initial screening with x-rays, a cleaning with root planing and scaling (if you just shivered a little, that was the correct reaction), filled a cavity and replaced an old filling, and got fitted for a night guard. I am not a great patient; I have anxiety about visiting the dentist. It isn't irrational - I got this way after a lifetime of experiences that don't need to be recounted here. Just wanted to say I'm not crazy, I'm just a little broken. Because of this, I don't go to the dentist very often. I take really good care of my teeth and gums and hope for the best. I knew that I had a filling that needed to be replaced, though, so I've been on the lookout for a provider. I had one, but they kept saying I had a phobia and I know this might be a small thing, and maybe for me it was simply an excuse to not go, but I don't have a phobia. I have anxiety. There's a huge difference. Anyway. The office is on Sandy, in a beautiful blue house with big windows and a sign that says, "new patients welcome". I drive by it all the time, so I had many chances to be reminded and think about it. It took a year or two, but I finally called and made an appointment. They fit me right in for an intake. Great covid precautions in place, not too many patients in there at one time. It's a small practice, so you're going to see the same handful of people every time. For me, that is essential. Trust - it's a real thing and its hard to build when the office has a huge staff. The first appointment was fine, I knew there would be some poking but no heavy machinery. Every time the doctor said my gum gap was more than a 3 I died a little on the inside because I knew it meant some intervention was coming my way. Sure enough - gotta get those gum pockets cleaned out, fill a cavity, replace that filling (the one I could see was deteriorating and I don't know - I hoped would magically get better while I slept?), and get a night guard before I ground my teeth down to smooth stones. Everyone was so nice, explained things in detail, and made sure I understood the plan. I left dreading the next appointment, honestly, but at least I felt like I could make it through. The two appointments for the root planing and scaling also went very well. I'm a red head and studies have shown that we are extra in many ways, the pertinent one being that we need more anesthetic when getting procedures. I had several shots, which in themselves were unpleasant. The cleaning, though, once I was numb, wasn't too bad. I really enjoyed the conversation (my half of it was mumbled) and the time went by fast. Today I had the cavity filled and the other filling replaced and I was a MESS. Just a mess. Shaking, crying, having a really hard time keeping it together. And it was all me, there was nothing happening to make me upset or uncomfortable except for the wild ride going on inside my mind. I hate being this way, and I'm working on it. But it's hard. Dr. Agee and the assistants, and the receptionist, and even the dog know that I'm struggling and they make it as easy as they can. They wait, and they give me space and tissues, and a towel to squeeze. They tell me I can stop them any time I need to, and I did. Then, when it was time to get back in there, Dr. Agee fired up that drill and took care of it like he was working on a formula car in a race pit. The part I really had a hard time with went by in a blink, and I am so grateful for that. The nightguard fitting was so easy to do it doesn't even need to be talked about. Let me wrap up this long review by saying that they are stuck with me now. I know them, I trust them, I will come back (regularly, not just every couple of years). If you're nervous and would like to talk to me about this, send me a message and I'll be happy to describe my experience. If that helps, I'm here for you. I think this practice would be good for just about everyone, the nervous and the not nervous. These are good people providing important service in a gracious way. I'm so glad to have found them.

This dental practice is outstanding Professional in every…read moreway Dr Agee is highly skilled as are his hygienists

Dr Joy is a top notch dentist, and has a very good staff backing her up. From the front office to…read morethe assistants, and the hygienists, everyone has your dental health their foremost priority. Dr. Joy can satisfy most of your dental needs, and does beautiful crowns. I would highly recommend her for anything relating to dental needs. One more thing if you're close to the MAX blue line there is no need to drive, as one is dropped off less than a block away.

I have been a patient at East Portland Dentistry for almost 20 years. Dr. Joy Arend is very gentle…read moreand caring. She has many years of experience and strives for perfection. I wouldn't go to any other dentist. I highly recommend this office.

These folks are just amazing. Have gone through quite the tooth journey, and just couldn't be…read morehappier. Scheduling, upfront and transparent pricing. Thank you Dr. Hart and team for helping me through the whole patient journey with patience.

Where do I start?…read more When I called to schedule my initial appointment, Colette rushed me so much, it made my anxiety spike. I had to ask her to repeat herself multiple times because she was speaking so rapidly. At my first visit, everyone was kind and friendly. Dr. Hart was warm and down-to-earth. Once we delved into my oral health, I asked if she reviewed my previous records (which I had to request myself). "Yeah," dismissively. She then went into how she doesn't review previous records unless the patient has dental implants or something requiring maintenance, because she "meets you where you are." I've never experienced this at any dental/medical office before. After mentioning I had been to a specialist who recommended an extensive course of treatment, she jumped in and said, "Well, I can do that!" I was skeptical, as she isn't a specialist, but agreed since it was supposedly going to cost much less than the specialist's quote. Next, she started upselling me on a $100 "saliva analysis"...a cash-grab that turns out, won't in any way change your treatment plan. Mid-visit, I was basically held hostage in the exam room chair until signing the financial forms. They were all smiles while handing me the pen. During the next visit, when I asked how long my face would be numb, Dr. Hart replied, "EVERYONE asks that..." She then proceeded to say, "About three hours." My face was numb for six hours. At my third visit, I was injected by the dental assistant, on the wrong side of my mouth (oopsie!). Next, Dr. Hart was about to start working on the wrong side of my mouth. After I pointed out that I was numbed on the wrong side, and that Dr. Hart already worked on that said, neither the assistant, nor Dr. Hart apologized or took any accountability. Dr. Hart blamed the formatting on her screen, stating it displays the patient's mouth in reverse (and this isn't worth correcting?). I left with my entire mouth numb for six hours. At my final appointment, I had an equally abysmal experience. I was told by the receptionist that my visit would be 100% covered by insurance. Lo and behold, the hygienist, Aliesha, said I needed another multi-appointment scaling/deep cleaning which, you guessed it, isn't covered by insurance. When I replied I just wanted a basic cleaning, Aliesha left me in the exam chair for 20+ minutes. Upon return, she appeared frazzled, looked at her watch, and told me she could do "debridement." She rushed through the cleaning and scraped so hard I had to ask her to stop twice. My eyes were tearing. At the end, she told me she wouldn't polish my teeth for lack of time. A month later, I received an Explanation of Benefits from my insurance reflecting charges in the amount of several hundred dollars. I reached out to Russell Modern Dentistry via email for an explanation. No response. I sent follow-up email a week later. No response. It's now been 16 days and still no response. I've never been concerned my dental office would do more harm than good. Save yourself the heartache and go somewhere else. Anywhere else.

I've been a client at Laurelwood Dental since 2007. Weather living in Portland, Seattle, Arizona or…read moreupstate New York i've never considered another dentist office other than that of Dr. Reid Hall & Dr. Isaac Edwards. Shannon at the front desk is amazing, Tiffany- who has been cleaning my teeth since 2007 and the entire staff at Laurelwood Dental provide customer service the old-fashioned way. I highly recommend their services

I have the cleanest teeth around now, which makes me so happy! My hygienist here is awesome. Dr…read moreEdwards and his assistant (Carly if I'm not mistaken?) did a phenomenal, extremely precise and careful job on my 1 tooth implant I just had finished. Which, I'd been nervous about after I mistakenly went to a 'holistic' dentist for that, which cost so much, and took very long to redo. I had to go to a perio specialist, then to put my zirconia implant crown on, Dr Edwards did a whole procedure to do that perfectly. And I'm very grateful to him that I can now chew normally and not worry about it anymore. Being born without an adult tooth is no picnic, but luckily there are pros like Dr E to help us out with these things in life.

Awesome dental office. Nice staff. Very clean atmosphere. They are GREAT at what they do. I…read morehighly recommend

He talked me into a $$$ crown { that I know now I really didn't need }. I felt his drill break thru…read moreinto the center of my tooth. He told me to "just get it pulled". He didn't even apologize. Judy still charged me $$$ on the way out. I got a terrible infection that permanently warped the shape of my face. I had to go to a Dr. for meds.Then had to get a root canal & a crown somewhere else. I wish I'd have avoided this place after an earlier incident with Judy. When I needed to switch an appointment time. She kept me on the phone for 19 minutes saying she was booked solid thru the end of the year. I knew that was b.s.. So I called back the next day. The appointment time got changed in under 2 minutes. Because someone better answered the phone.