I've been seeing Dr. Vo and Dr. Breckley for almost 20 years -- even before they opened their own…read morepractice. Their team treats you like family and have the utmost respect for every individual that walks into their locations. They're very punctual so you never wait to be seen if you're there on time and their receptionists are the best in the business -- very friendly and accommodating! Their work is very pristine and thorough. I won best smile as a senior superlative in HS and have been complimented about my teeth all my life (I'm 30 now). I attribute a lot of that to the 32 Dental family! As long as they are still alive and practicing, they are the only dentists touching my teeth

I hate to leave a one star review because the dentists here are really good, but the billing…read moredepartment at Chastain is a complete joke. Don't EVER pay anything more to them than your insurance says you need to. They will hold it hostage as a credit until every last claim you have is filed, and you will STILL have to fight to get your money back. I wouldn't mind this process if they were timely, but they're not. Claims that required more information for insurance to process in NOV and DEC are STILL pending. I paid almost $600 in January when my service should have been free. They assured me once insurance came through I would be refunded no issue. Well... here we are in JUNE with no refund. The information Aetna requested wasn't even sent until I had Aetna call on my behalf... Once Aetna called, they had the info sent electronically almost instantly. I shouldn't have to do all this chasing down to get my money back. They also linked me and my wife's accounts without telling either of us so our credits can cover each other's costs. Not sure why or when this was decided for us? Either way, they need to do better. I will not be returning to 32 Dental Chastain.

I've had some less-than-great experiences at other Aspen locations, but this one has been…read moreconsistently solid. Dr. Lee was excellent--friendly, thorough, and took the time to answer all of my questions. I felt well cared for and informed throughout the visit. Looking forward to my root canal (he said sarcastically)... but seriously, I feel like I'm in good hands here.

As of 12/16/2025 I…read moream still being notified by my insurance that this front office is filing claims for services that never occurred or worse, revising their billing to get additional funds. Again, I have not been in their building since May 2024 and only had 3 appointments. There is absolutely no reason for them to STILL attempt to bill me 18 months later. They have already refunded me thanks to opening a claim with my insurance and the Georgia attorney general. I clearly do not owe them anything else. If this is how they operate do yourself a favor and go elsewhere. Just purge that entire front office.

I've been with Kennesaw Dental for over 10 yrs now. All of the staff is great!!…read more There have been times where I needed emergency dental treatment and they fit me in right away. Now my whole family uses them.

Just a follow up. After being followed to my vehicle and cussed at by the receptionist because I…read morewanted to use my insurance instead of paying cash outright, I found an outstanding dentist locally. I was able to use my insurance as well so my actual out of pocket was just over $100. While at Kennesaw Mountain they told me I needed two crowns for the two root canals I had done at the Endo. The Endo recommended a crown and a filling, (one tooth was cracked), Kennesaw Mountain Dental Associates told me I actually needed two crowns to the tune of almost $3,000. Come to find out I didn't actually need two crowns. The recommendation from the Endo was correct, all I needed was a crown and a filling this is after both dentists at my new dentist looked at the root canals done by my Endo. So in addition to being rude and lazy, they are also trying to over charge by pushing unnecessary dental procedures. Be very careful if you visit Kennesaw Mountain Dental Associates. Make sure you reach out to your insurer prior to your visit and check your coverage or they may try what they tried with me and tell you that you don't have coverage. Also if they recommend a procedure don't hesitate to hit pause, take few days and get a second opinion. It could save you thousands of dollars.

Dr. Galloway and her entire team was professional, caring and knowledgeable. I plan to have her and…read moreteam install an implant. In addition she made me feel like a person not just a customer that she was going to make a lot of money off. I would recommend her to anyone! Good job! Having excellent staff is not simple and reflects the boss.

Office staff is difficult to deal with. I was shopping for dental plans and called to ask which…read morethey accepted so I could use it there. They don't know. I asked how that could be possible as they are the ones that determine which they accept. Short story - No help, I was given only some company names. My estimate for a procedure was given verbally rather than listing services. The default when you're leaving your appointment is they tell you what date and time the next one is verbally, as though someone is going to remember it six months from now. You have to ask for it in writing which just comes off as cheap. How much does it cost to give a card telling me when to come back and give you money again? If you don't have insurance, they don't seem to want your business.

Great Expressions Dental Visits Below is a timeline of my…read morerecent experience with the Kennesaw office. Sunday, June 28, 8:00 a.m. I received the following text message: GEDC Dental Info: William Travillian has an appointment on July 3, 2026, at 8:00 a.m. at the Kennesaw office. Reply YES to confirm or NO for rescheduling information. Monday, June 29, 5:18 a.m. I replied: YES I then received a confirmation message stating that my appointment had been confirmed. Thursday I received another reminder stating that my appointment was scheduled for Friday, July 3, 2026, at 8:00 a.m. On Friday, July 3, I arrived at 7:45 a.m. and waited until 8:30 a.m. The office never opened, and the elevator was locked. I sent the following text message: I arrived for my appointment at 7:45 a.m. and waited until 8:30 a.m. No one showed up. Great Expressions responded with: No appointment found. I attempted to call the Kennesaw office several times but was unable to reach anyone to discuss what had happened. On Monday, July 6, I visited the office and spoke with your new office manager. I showed her the text messages that I had saved documenting the appointment confirmation and what had occurred. She explained that Great Expressions had experienced some scheduling problems and assured me that she intended to correct the issue so that it would not happen again. I was understandably disappointed by the situation. However, I was impressed with the way the office manager accepted responsibility and sincerely apologized. I will never fault someone for making an honest mistake if they acknowledge it and work to correct it. She rescheduled my dental cleaning for Tuesday, July 7, at 11:30 a.m. I arrived on time and had an excellent visit. I have nothing but compliments for the dental hygienist, dental assistants, and the dentist. Everyone I dealt with was friendly, professional, and competent. I could not have asked for better treatment. There was one remaining issue involving an unexpected $11 charge from a previous visit. The office manager explained that it appeared to be related to an insurance issue and said she would resubmit the claim to my insurance company. I always make it a point to pay any balance before leaving the office. If my insurance does not cover a service, I am normally informed during the visit and asked to pay the remaining balance before I leave. While requesting payment in the treatment room feels somewhat unusual to me, it does help ensure that accounts are paid in full before patients leave the office. Because of that process, I was surprised to learn that there was still an $11 balance from a previous visit. Since I always verify that my account is paid in full before leaving, I believe this was most likely an insurance processing issue rather than an unpaid balance. Hopefully, resubmitting the claim will resolve the matter. To summarize, I believe the dentist, hygienist, and clinical staff are outstanding and deserve recognition for the quality of care they provide. I believe the front office has room for improvement, but I am optimistic that the new office manager is taking the necessary steps to improve office operations and customer service. Overall, I would rate this office 6 out of 10. The clinical care is excellent, but the scheduling and administrative issues significantly affected my overall experience. I hope this evaluation is helpful. Thank you, William Travillian

What a lousy facility. They completely changed the staff and Drs FOR THE WORST. I got to my…read morescheduled appointment at 2:30p. They told me I was late and that my appointment was for 2. Said they couldn't see me. NOPE! I was on time. I looked at the message from the office via text reminding me of my 2:30p Appointment on June 3rd. Despite then realizing that the appointment was indeed for the time in which I showed up for it, they still saw everyone else that can got their appointments and refused to clean my teeth. No apology until another lady behind the desk noted my frustration and tried to help. Evelyn was the waste at the front desk. It was she who said I was late and it was past the grace period. Honestly for a moment I did a double take as it seemed I was NPT IN THE USA. SAD

After waiting four months for our daughter's appointment, Northwest Oral Surgery called us the day…read morebefore our appointment to tell us that they no longer accept our insurance. They also said that they've been renegotiating with the insurance company since Oct 3rd - more than two months ago. It would have been nice to have received a call about this in October (we even spoke with their office a month ago, and they did not mention of this). Now we have to schedule with another dentist, which will be another two months wait!!! VERY UNPROFESSIONAL - perhaps they should honor the original negotiated rates since they FAILED to inform us! Or was it perhaps intentional only calling the day before, thinking that we might stay with them and just pay the higher rates out of pocket? What a great Christmas gift!

So given the fact that I do not like the dentist or any kind of oral trouble. This review is just…read morethe facts. Here at Northwest they are very friendly and communicate well the expectations. Had some work done and was very satisfied with the outcome and my healing process. Would recommend and will revisit if needed.?"

I will start this review off by saying I don't like the dentist and I usually try to avoid it like…read morethe plague. I had two teeth that needed to be extracted and I was recommended by our dentist to NorthWest oral in Acworth. When I called in horrible pain due to a tooth infection, they got me right in that day at their Dallas location. I saw doctor Dicky and he calmed my nerves a bit. Very down to earth and a very nice guy. He informed me that one of the teeth in question was angry causing nerve pain and needed to come out sooner then later. He explained the entire process to me and was able to get me in the next morning at the Marietta office. Due to health concerns and current medications I'm on, I was very uneasy about IV sedation. The staff at Marietta was nothing short of amazing. I had 2 surgery techs that were so nice and patient with me. The nurse was also very nice and the whole experience went very smoothly. I had concerns about pain afterwards due to PTSD from my wisdom teeth. I felt heard and well educated on what to expect. My husband was my ride and we had our 4 year old son with us. They were very patient with us and understanding that he was my husbands wingman for the day. They even let my son pick a prize in the prize box which he was static about. Overall I am very happy with how smoothly everything went. I will say even the billing and payment was explained well and I felt like there was no surprises. I have a few more procedures that will need to be done in the future and will definitely be using Dr. Dicky again.

This place is a factory that cares more about the doctor and his needs than the patient. We…read morescheduled 6 months in advance to get a 7am surgery time for them to move it to 10am to consolidate "their" schedule. Ridiculous. What about the patient's schedule. And they were so rude when I complained about the inconvenience indicting this is something they do regularly with no regard of the patients. They waited to change until they had my money. When it is time for my son I will choose a place that focuses on the patient.

Highly recommended! Speedy and painless recovery from getting all 4 wisdom teeth removed. Same day…read moreservice!

Dr. Tawadros has done two separate extractions for me. The first time he removed my left side…read morewisdom teeth. I did not have health insurance and they gave me a great price and were very friendly. I went back today to have my bottom right wisdom tooth extracted. He numbed me and pulled it so quickly I barely realized what happened. Such a great friendly staff and Dr. Tawadros is extremely professional and friendly. Recommend him to any and everyone!

Wisdom teeth extraction performed without complications. Office was very accommodating for follow…read moreup visits when needed.

Reception staff is rude. You get the procedures explained medically by someone who asks, do you…read morewant to do it this way or that? You answer. Then they work out a bill based on those choices and you then find out what it costs. Simple enough to fix, tell the prices of the various options so people can make an informed choice. You will not see a price list. Same experience as others, billing surprises after the procedures are in progress. Not your bill going down of course, it only goes up. Friday is closed for golfing. Judging from all the German made cars in the lot, I'd say the place is overpriced. Unless you are a member of the "If you have to ask, you can't afford" demographic - AVOID!

I have been going to Dr Walls for many years. He is an…read moreexcellent surgeon.. Had many extractions and never a complication. His injections are relatively painless. I also have had several implants done by him and other dentists have commented on how well they were done... Never a problem of any kind. Would recommend him without any reservation whatsoever. Furthermore his prices are extremely reasonable. Front office is very professional also.

Didn't wait for the topical to take effect before ramming a needle into me, when I shrieked in…read moreagony he yanked my cheek out and stabbed me again even harder. It hurt like HELL. Next he starts complaining about my "behavior", by which he meant the shrieking, which was no doubt being heard by the other customers, and wanted to give me a general anesthetic despite me having a condition which makes general anesthesia dangerous. He pooh-poohed my concerns and said he'd never had a problem. I reiterated that I had subcortical white matter lesions and asked what his follow-up period was and he wouldn't answer. He seemed a little obsessed with knocking me out. Then he went on about how I would never be able to cope with the sound of the drill if this was my attitude to needles and how I needed to be asleep, and I kept pointing out I have no problem with needles just with agonizing pain when they are rammed in and drills don't worry me in the slightest. He didn't listen to one word I said. I left. The painless yet impacted tooth he was supposed to extract is still there. An hour after the needles were jammed in - my whole lower jaw was numb on the outside but not on the inside where the tooth is. For all his stabbing and ramming he hadn't managed to numb the area. God knows the agony I would had suffered had I stayed and continued to refuse a general. His performance seemed designed to have me begging for a general. Today my jaw won't open more than half an inch. That's how hard he rammed the needles in. I've been to dentists before. I have no problem with needles. I am having real trouble believing a qualified oral surgeon with mostly excellent reviews can't understand the phrase "it hurts", can't numb a jaw and can't put in a needle slowly enough that a person can eat the next day. When I left my husband was surprised to see me so quickly as he knew there hadn't been enough time for the topical to take effect, let alone have anything else done. There were two other young women in the waiting room too. Perhaps one of them became Dr Wall's special girl that day. I sure failed my audition.