COLUMBIA HIEGHTS DENTISTRY! I went there on February 26th…read more2026 to see about dentures/implants. They had me beck March 10th to consult with a surgeon. He said he wanted to consult with my dentist there and come up with a plan. Two and a half weeks went by so I called to make sure I wasn't lost in the mix. A polite lady said that they had been on vacation and that she would leave a note for them to contact me asap. 6 weeks went by, nothing. Screw them. I went to NUVIA in Roseville and got it done. Also my wife went to Col Hgts Dental and said the clinic was dirty. STAY AWAY FROM COLUBIA HIEGHTS PERIOD!

I believe ethics are extremely important when partnering with a healthcare provider. Unfortunately,…read moreI have to question this after what happened to me. Reading the reviews, I see this is a pattern for this dental practice. I came in as a new patient for a routine cleaning since I've just moved to the area. I was really excited to establish care here since it's close to me. I also was happy to have a lady doctor. My insurance is kicking in on February 1 so I wasn't open to any extra services quite yet. I just wanted to establish care, get a good exam and above all, a cleaning! I had made my insurance situation clear when I made the appointment and again with the assisting staff. Also, I didn't actually need more X-rays as I have them from my previous dentist, but they insisted. After all that, the dentist gave me a hard sell on 4 quadrant deep cleaning and a new crown (which I did need), but not on that day ... I didn't want to pay out of pocket given my insurance would be kicking in soon. My dentist was visibly upset that I didn't sign the expensive out-of-pocket treatment plan on the spot. She then spent maybe 5 minutes cleaning my teeth. Terrible vibe and a waste of time as I have to now schedule an actual cleaning somewhere else. What a disappointment. I think the dentists must have a sales quota. I will be reporting them to the BBB, the city and various licensing associations.

This is my new dentist team! I have had to get a lot of work done including 7 teeth getting pulled,…read moreeven though I was nervous the doctors and nurses made it easy. Getting teeth pulled easy? Yeah, somehow the made it happen. My insurance wasn't going to pay much, in comes Olivia to save the day and help me with a payment plan to make sure I can afford the work that I needed done. 5 stars! Thank you Olivia and Dr. Unger and everyone else there I didn't catch the name of.

Dentists are great! They run on time. Made my crowns in one visit! Very efficient, too! Nice clean…read moreoffice.

Having only been here one time, I really liked it. Well, as much as you can like going to the…read moredentist. It doesn't look like much from the front, but it's a completely normal and nice dental facility in the back. The dentist and the hygienist were both really kind and informative. I will be back.

My family has been getting our teeth cleaned at Gentle Dental for as long as I can remember. The…read morestaff here are so friendly to us and make us feel welcome every time we visit (which helps ease the pain after getting cleaned). The dentists do a thorough job and check multiple times before leaving that your teeth are all cleaned and you get your money's worth. I am not currently the one paying the bills but my family lives off getting a bang for your buck so the fact we haven't switched yet tells you something. I would recommend Gentle Dental to anyone of any age as I my experience over the years has been nothing but the best!

I went to Tonka Smiles for a cleaning and exam back in 10/2025. They are in network with the…read moreHealthPartners dental insurance I had at the time and offer nitrous. As someone who prefers female dentists, I love that the staff is all women. :) The team - Dr. Phillips, Julie, RDH, Kara, RDA, and the front desk staff - are friendly and thorough. The main reason this rating is 4 rather than 5 stars is that I felt they recommended work I didn't really need, specifically a crown. Dr. Philips recommended a crown on my bottom right molar where I had a root canal in 11/2017. I'm 8 years out from the procedure and neither the endodontist who did the root canal nor the 3 general dentists I saw between 2018-25 said I needed one. Though she said it's common practice to place a crown after a root canal to avoid the tooth from breaking, I'm reluctant to undergo a procedure on a tooth that has caused zero issues for 8 years. At first I thought she found something other dentists missed but later realized that 4 other dentists (endodontist followed by 3 general dentists) would have said something sooner if I really needed a crown. Other than the root canal, there was no abnormal findings clinically or on the x-ray that convinced me to follow Dr. Phillips' recommendation that I get a crown. Now, if I had a cavity, I would get that filled right away to avoid further decay. But when none of my previous dentists over the past 8 years told me I need a crown and I'm not having pain in that tooth, why create work when none is needed? She also recommended fixing a small chip on one of my front teeth and Invisalign from my bottom teeth, though both were cosmetic so I declined. By comparison, my previous dentist of 5 years NEVER recommended any of the above work. To her credit, Dr. Phillips wasn't pushy about getting the work done. When I asked if it's likely I'd lose the tooth over the next few months if I don't get a crown, she couldn't say. I know it's not always possible to predict medical/dental outcomes but her not knowing told me that I didn't have to make a decision right away and I'd likely be fine without the crown. If the recommendation for a crown was made because I had pain and/or a fracture/other abnormal pathology was found, I'd be more on board getting it, especially if I had been going to the practice for years and didn't need dental work beyond cleanings until now. But as a first time patient to the practice, having a procedure recommended for a tooth that hasn't caused pain or other issues for 8 years makes me question whether I truly need the crown or it's financially motivated. I moved back to my home state in late March so I cancelled the cleaning previously scheduled for April. If I were to see them again (as I want to move back to MN in a few years) and they recommended any dental work beyond bi-annual cleanings, I'd get a second opinion before agreeing to anything. However, I'd more likely find another dental practice that is more conservative in their recommendations, similar to the dentist I previously saw prior to moving to MN.

I'm a dentist, and I love my dentist and hygienist!…read more Julie is the best hygienist...so conscientious and caring with lots of experience! She's thorough, but also non-judgmental when you're home care isn't perfect. I'm always comfortable in her chair. Dr. Phillips is a highly trained cosmetic dentist that I sought out to do my work, now that I'm retired. So far, she's done one crown and it's my favorite! I'm truly looking forward to having more complex work done by this talented professional. The front desk staff is also wonderful; I feel so welcome, and they couldn't be friendlier!

Great hospitality! The new staff was friendly, helpful, and answered all my questions.read more

Dr, Patel was aggressive in her exam and dismissive of questions as well as defensive about…read moretreatment plans. There was upselling of procedures that were not necessary and outright lies were told about diagnostics and my exam. I sought out a second opinion and most of what I was told at Knollwood Dentistry was incorrect. The manager was insincere in her approach to the situation and overall the practice was focused on their own agenda of $$making and poor quality dentistry.

I have had serious dental issues for the past five years getting work done across multiple states…read moreand multiple providers. I had the best experience here. Margret and Dr. Wolf were extremely helpful and encouraging. They seem dedicated to helping me solve my issues whereas other dentist office seem to just give you the runaround. Absolutely recommend this industry office and will update review as my care plan proceeds

Horribly unprofessional. I called to make an appointment and immediately was hung up on. Wondering…read moreif I had the wrong number, I called again. Someone picked up and said nothing. I said "hello?" and then the receptionist said "yes?" I told her I was trying to reach Fiant Dental and she says "yeah that's us." The worst phone etiquette I have ever experienced at a dental clinic. I definitely will not be getting anything done here if the dentistry is anything like the customer service. Just terrible.

Bit of backstory, I went to my first dentist appointment in a very long time at North Decatur…read moreDentistry in Georgia about 6-7 months ago. I loved that they were able to give me my "to do" list for all the stuff my teeth needed. I was very pleased with one of the team members there, Fateemah, who cleaned my teeth and gave me a lot of tips on how to keep my teeth and gums healthy. I found out she moved to a different state, thus my journey for a hygienist began... On 07/08/2020, I came to this office to get my teeth cleaned. I was greeted by the receptionists with smiles, I'll assume they were smiles since masks are required in the office, hint hint. I also wanted to get a slight pain checked out from a nearby area close to a crown I had put in. I was seen by Fateemah, as she was kind enough to keep me updated on where she moved. Since they are part of the Smiles Generation network, getting my info back and forth with North Decatur Dentistry was pretty easy. She cleaned my teeth thoroughly once again, and congratulated me on my progress. I didn't get a star sticker but healthier teeth is just as good for me. I was then seen by Dr Egan who was very pleasant and knowledgeable as she was pretty quick to diagnose my pain. She made a slight adjustment to my crowns in hopes that it would help with the occasional pain I'd have. She also told me what other work I needed, but since my time is short here, I'll be getting that work done back in Atlanta. All in all, I had a great experience at this office. It's hard to find an amazing hygienist, so if you visit this office, I recommend you see Fateemah! If her manager or the regional manager sees this, please know she's that good that someone traveled out of state just for a cleaning! The staff were are all great too!

They don't even deserve one star. The very best of the very worse . They are just a money machine…read more Scheduling unnecessary appointments and services. Went there for a root canal with one of their specialist but I also was scheduled for another appointment with a dentist for " a preparation " to the procedure done by someone else.They ask me right away for a deposit of $ 100.00 to secure the appt. Went back there and was told that after my insurance coverage I was liable for over $ 3000 a total ripoff. I walked out ! This company should be out of the map. It's highway robbery at it's best !

My goodness; amazing so far! =) I hadn't been to the dentist in many years, but they were really…read moregracious and accommodating. Dr. Grittner is really competent and confident, and the staff is really wonderful also. Surprisingly enough, I'm actually looking forward to going back for my next appointment, lol, which is quite a testament! ;)

I was worried when Doctor O'Neil sold his practice as I had years of service from him and was…read morealways happy with him. I now have had treatment from Doctor John and feel he offers the same high quality service. My fears were allayed.