I wish I could give more than 5 stars! Going to the dentist has always been scary but at Fox Valley…read moreDental Center they walk you through everything that they are doing. Always checking on you and making sure you are okay and comfortable. Today I was numbed and I can honestly say that was the easiest least painful numbing experience I have ever had. Also the front desk going above and beyond with dealing with insurance. Thank you. overall best patient car, highly recommend

I was a patient of Dr Menos for almost 20 years, and he sold the practice to Dr Katie Hareid. She…read moreimmediately informed me that I needed 2 crowns and a cavity replacement in three teeth that Dr Menos had never mentioned. She convinced me that I was at risk for root canals, so I relented. She charged significantly more than was on the initial agreement, despite the insurance company paying everything they said they would. I had pain after the procedure, and needed a root canal as a result of the work she did that was intended to prevent root canals!

I recently moved to the area and needed to find a new dentist. I decided to try this office as my…read morenew husband had recently become a patient. My experience was amazing and yes, I am talking absolutely it my routine dental cleaning and exam. The hygienist was so friendly and down to earth. The practice is nice, clean and modern. The dentist was SO friendly. For the first time ever I was told everything looked great (with the exception of a cracked crown) and I did not need any additional "work". Regarding the cracked crown...the dentist said he recommended a longer appointment to have the tooth fixed and a small cavity next to it fixed. When I asked about a temporary crown I was informed that I would be leaving with my permanent that day!!! This dentist makes his own crowns, everything taken care of at once! I was overjoyed to hear this and also impressed with needing only one more appointment. I would definitely suggest this office to anyone looking for a new dentist.

I have been seeing Dr Jeff for over twenty years. When I first went I had not been to a dentist in…read more10 years...lack if insurance and bad previous experiences. I told Jeff " hurt me once and I will never come back." So twenty years, I am still there as are my husband and two now teenaged kids ( an ex-husband, too). My daughter was a pretty feisty child with some strong oral aversion. Jeff and his staff handled her beautifully. Today I had Jeff's son Dr Ben. The tradition continues.

Unfortunately I had a different experience than the reviews that led me to this dentist. They do…read morefar more imaging than any other dentist I've been to, but it's very uncomfortable. They take pictures (in addition to x-rays) which is something I did not want to do as I prefer to get in and out of the dentist as soon as possible. They stick a very large flat mirror into your mouth and shoot air down it and into the back of your throat. I repeatedly asked if the pictures were absolutely necessary and said "I do not want to do this" multiple times. The assistant taking all of the pictures did not listen to me. When more than 1 staff member hears the patient saying "no", I expect that they listen. This dental practice did not meet my expectations. They were quite pushy about fluoride, with 3 people giving me the same speech about how I really should have it. Even though I explained I wanted to get in & out as soon as possible, they still kept trying to push it on me. At the end, they used a tooth shade finder that came from a cabinet and physically touched it to my tooth, and then put it directly back into the cabinet. Who knows how many mouths that's touched. I do not recommend that anyone who is scared of the dentist go here as not being listened to is very traumatic.

Went in two weeks ago with a heck of a tooth ache. I'm talking serious pain. My pastor said it…read morewould be ok to go to the doctors so I made an appointment and I am so glad I did! First Dental work I have had since my dad left my mom in first or second grade so I was very nervous but the staff was so supportive I was practically begging them to tear my teeth out by the end of my visit!

Dr T and his staff have exceeded my expectations. Both my daughter and I have gone through…read moreorthodontic treatments and I couldn't be happier with the results! He really is a master of his craft! He thoroughly enjoys what he does and is fortunate to always have smiling patients :). He has tenaciously worked to help me have a beautiful lifetime smile! The ease of working with his highly competent and professional staff adds so much to the ortho experience! I highly recommend Dr T and Apple Creek Orthodontists for you and your family's smiles! First Impressions make lasting impressions and your smile is the first thing people see; go to the best so you can have confidence in your first impression!

I spent 15 years in the dental field and I wouldn't send my kids to anyone else. Not only for the…read moreexcellent care they receive but also for the time they take with each of their patients. They have phenomenal visuals to help describe the treatment plan. It really helps put the kids mind at ease knowing what to expect. Additionally, patients are given an assortment of tools to help them be successful with their home care. It is hard enough for children to keep their teeth clean without braces but the staff took an adequate amount of time to explain how to be proactive with their home care additionally explaining the consequences of poor oral health with braces. At one of our visits I watched Dr. Tomassetti interact with a fearful child (not my own). I couldn't help but laugh at her reaction when she realized the procedure was done. She had no idea what Dr. Tomassetti was doing. Thank you for your kindness, actions speak louder than words. Good job doctors AND staff!

I had a very positive experience with North Appleton Dentistry in the beginning. Both providers I…read moresaw were professional, and my hygienist was absolutely wonderful--kind, thorough, and someone I genuinely looked forward to seeing at appointments. Unfortunately, things took a sharp turn when I began advocating for myself and asking questions about a filling that failed in less than two years, resulting in the need for a crown. I simply wanted to better understand what happened and discuss it further with the dentist. Instead of that conversation, I received a call from the office manager. The interaction was disappointing, to say the least. What should have been a professional discussion became rude, defensive, and unnecessarily confrontational. I was even accused of being disrespectful simply for asking questions and expressing concern about the situation. As a patient, I believe it's completely reasonable to ask about dental work--especially when something fails unexpectedly. A medical provider should be willing to have those conversations openly and respectfully. To make matters worse, I've since been notified of a certified letter from their office, I'm sure "firing" me as a patient. I'm refusing it and moving on. Rather than feeling supported as a patient, I now feel dismissed and uncomfortable. This has been incredibly disappointing given how happy I initially was with their care. I respected their expertise and felt confident in their services--until I asked questions. That shift raises serious concerns for me about how patient concerns are handled. I expected better communication, professionalism, and accountability. Do better.

Still waiting for my chipped tooth to be fixed ? I went there to have my teeth cleaned. This is not…read morethe same dentistry as before, when Dr. Nelson was in practice. This Young couple need to understand basic business practices. When a patient asks tough questions. You don't insult the patient, but have compassion for helping the patient see what you see on the x-ray. I was asking tough questions about their x-ray ? Why don't I see what you see ? This lady dentist put her hands on her hips and said plainly, "Well you're not a medical professional." True, but I'm a professional common sensor. Help me to understand ? Her mask upon her face blocked her facial expression and my physiognomy of her face was blocked. Credibility in the medical industry has issues. These issues can't be fixed by the patient, but the medical industry needs to rebuild their brand. Asking tough questions about one's health was always done with compassion and understanding. STILL waiting to have by chipped tooth fixed !

Kimberly Dental is hands down the best home town dentistry. Everyone from the receptionists to the…read moredoctors are super friendly informative and treat you with the best care and part of the family. Being retired i had to find in network care and none came close to what I get here. So I joined WDAClub and I am back with the best. Thank you for the care you provide.

Kimberly Dental Rocks! Staff are great and treat the patients with respect. Best of all, they run…read moreon time because they respect the patients time.

ON'T TRUST THEM!!!! This place is an absolute SCAM!!! Over multiple visits with my children, there…read morehasn't been an actual dentist in the office one time. That being said, my kids have great teeth, but after the visit, the hygienist says that my kids have cavities and one even needs a crown. This was suggested without even speaking with an actual dentist or having them review the x-rays. I got a second opinion from another dentist who told me that one of my children only had one cavity, not two, and that the one that supposedly needed a crown really doesn't and that would be quite the stretch. Basically, the office is simply lying and exaggerating to make money off their clients. I will absolutely NEVER GO BACK!!!

Avoid this place at all costs. I brought my three-year-old for an exam and their first real…read morecleaning. When scheduling, the receptionist mentioned that they typically separate children from parents for any procedures. I immediately said I wasn't comfortable with that at my child's age and asked if we should cancel the appointment. I was reassured that the policy wasn't strict and wouldn't be pushed. Fast forward to the appointment: after checking in, we were taken to a consult room, and they told me they were going to take my child to the back. I reminded them that I had clearly stated I did not want to be separated. The hygienist left to get the dentist, who came in and listened as I explained my concerns. I said I was open to gradually working toward independent visits, but for this first one, I needed to be present. The dentist responded by saying we might not be a good fit and refused to see my child unless I agreed to be separated. The whole situation left me extremely uncomfortable. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this place to anyone.