I was very impressed with this practice. I was very concerned about my appointment and I've had a…read morelot of dental work done, so I was not comfortable at first, but this was a good experience. (If, having a tooth pulled can be good) I've had lots of dental work done by lots of dentists, but this doctor was one of the best.

I'm a patient person. I understand things don't always go according to plan. I don't leave 1-star…read morereviews. I also don't walk out of businesses outraged. Today I did both at Tulips' Chesterfield office. I would have liked to have had the opportunity to bring my elderly mother to meet one of the periodontists, but didn't make it past the blonde receptionist that was full of attitude. Immediately upon giving my mother's name, she stated very rudely that they wouldn't be able to see her today, and that I would just have to take today's appointment time to complete her paperwork and schedule another appointment. After I made personal arrangements to travel in from out-of-town while quite sick myself to get my mother in from her nursing home for some complex dental care, and after taking time off from my 3 national businesses to get her there, and after calmly explaining to the receptionist that their website was down last night when I tried to pre-fill their patient paperwork (checked 4x last night), she proceeded to cop a disdainful attitude with, "Well, THAT's why we send you the links well in advance. YOU'LL just have to complete the paperwork now and come back ANOTHER time when WE can fit you in with an appointment." No apology for their website being down, no acknowledgement of the hassle we'd gone through to get my mom there. COULD. NOT. HAVE. CARED. LESS. Considering the procedure my mom would need to have would probably cover half or most of the receptionist's salary, I'm surprised that they have this person out front. The periodontists may be excellent - but we'll never know, because we'll be taking my mom's business elsewhere. God only knows how much business the person out front is costing them.

In July, I went to Dr. Overstreet. When I left the office, they said "no payment at this time, we…read morewill bill insurance". I never heard another word until I received a PAST DUE notice in the mail, stating that I had been referred to collections! When I called the office, I was told that they were "sorry" but that Dr. Overstreet was aware of the problem, apparently lots of people call about this, but he refuses to do anything about it. I always pay my bills on time. The office should have told me that insurance did not pay. Instead they sent me a hostile, aggressive PAST DUE notice. Periodontal disease is already stressful, so I don't need a dentist that is unconcerned about adding to that. I have asked that my records be sent to Dr. Daniel Kelly in Charlottesville. I gave this office one star because there was no option for less.

Had a dental implant done here and when they removed my lower tooth the dentist hit my upper tooth…read more At the time I did not know the tooth was cracked, I was in a bit of pain from the lower tooth being extracted. After a few days I realized the tooth he hit was hurting so I made a few trips to my dentist and they sent me to the endodontist who concluded the tooth had a hairline fracture. I returned to Richardson, Overstreet, & Glazier, DDS to discuss it and he denied ever hitting the tooth and refused to acknowledged it happened. Also he told me to stop talking about it because he did not do it. That caught me off guard because he apologized to me the day he did it so I know he was aware how hard he hit my upper tooth. So I definitely do not recommend this place.

I received total disrespect from the student and her overseers. When the student made mistakes I…read morequestioned it. I was told she cried and complained that I wasn't compassionate towards her feelings. The professor she cornered me and told me to more compassion towards her student. This appointment turned out to be some kind of therapy session it felt more like someone being a predator and trying to persuade me to think their way and not what I needed as a patient. I was very uncomfortable in this small office and being criticized for asking questions about my care plan. I realized these are students in process however they need to learn how to communicate with people and take criticism and correction better. I don't think they are teaching these students that it's more to just taking care of teeth but it's also making the patient feel confident that they can get the job done.

Since this is a dental school, the students will naturally change, so I'll miss my current…read more"dentist", but that doesn't change the rest of the experience. The initial intake process is a bit, Ngl. There's paperwork, lines, and a waiting room that fits about 40 people to match 2 intake assistants and up to 5 payments assistants. The first appointment will need both intake and payment since they prefer payment upfront, though I do like that further appointments are paid with possible payment plans. The dental student assigned to your case will have a fully licensed dentist overseeing their work though they don't hover, just double check your/their progress. There might be a bit of walking and back and forth if you need imaging, just based on the layout of the school. The atmosphere of the school itself is one that fosters wisdom and questions which I love since how else does anyone learn? The student helping me hadn't had the opportunity to use the imagine machine before (or maybe just not [often] enough to remember) but other students were about to assist. Overall, I'm sure the experience will depend a little on the student that helps. Mine is excellent, and I'm sure that's the case for the majority of students. The dentists overseeing things are friendly and helpful without being condescending. Would definitely recommend. The only reason for a star off is the length of time it may take. Not the students' fault, as this is a school where they're learning, but it did take a while.

Interior was chaotic and messy which initially concerned me but I'm glad I decided to stay because…read moredespite the appearance make no mistake these people are professional and extremely good at what they do. Top notch service. Friendly.

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Quality care, wonderful staff. Love them! Only thing they can improve is discuss costs of care…read moreupfront with the care plan. Other than that, stellar!!!

Most horrible experience ever. Commonwealth Dentistry took over my doctor's office, which was…read moreoriginally called Fabulous Dentistry. I have been a patient as well as my children since they were little. I always loved Dr. Pfab. I have not kept up with my annual cleaning, therefore, it has been about 10 years since I had a full cleaning. I would only go when I had issues. I was seen this July 2025, by Dr. Beltrami. I was told I needed all kinds of work done to a total of $13,000. I agreed to have this extensive work done, however, I was called and told that nothing will be completed until my check cleared. I was in the office for almost 5 hours. 8 AM until 1 PM. I had several teeth extracted, implants, crowns, bridges, a lot of work done. I left without any medication including antibiotics. On day two I called in excruciating pain, and I felt like something was not right. My face was beginning to feel hot on the right side. Dr. Beltrami did not ask to see me but called in an antibiotic and a pain med. Five days later... the right side of my face was swollen all the way up into my nasal cavity, my cheekbone, and I could not open my right eye all of the way. When I explained this to the receptionist, she came back to the phone and told me that that Dr. Beltrami said it was due to my anxiety. Again, did not ask to see me, with that being two times I called with issues since the surgery. The following night, I ended up in urgent care with the most horrible infection. The entire staff at the urgent care could not believe that he did not put me on an antibiotic prior to such extensive surgery. Once again that is two times that he refused and did not feel it necessary to see me. I finally told the receptionist I needed to come in and be seen and I asked to be seen by a different dentist. Dr. Beltrami was not there as he was on vacation in the islands. The Dentist I saw said the infection was so bad she could not touch anything on the right side of my mouth because of the inflammation and the infection,but she did take an x-ray. Dr. Beltrami left half of the entire root in my gum. He did not even extract it all. The root was causing all of the infection. The wonderful dentist that I saw that day gave me three days with a strong antibiotic and told me to come back so we could extract the root. After three days I went back and she went in to extract the root Dr Beltrami left in my gum, and she had to go in three more times in order to get it all out. It was excruciatingly painful, and it took a very long time. She also asked the hygienist at the beginning of my appoitment if she could see the x-ray that Dr. Beltrami took at the end of my surgery. Guess what?? There was never an x-ray taken at the end of my surgery. We are now in October, and I am still dealing with this. The negligence, lack of caring, and arrogance of this doctor is not only horrifying, but extremely unprofessional. I would be scared for anyone else I know to go and see him. It is also interesting how I was charged $13,000 for these procedures when upon checking with other area dentists....the cost would have been around 6k. I feel like I have not only been cheated out of my retirement money, (I used to pay for this) but I was butchered by a so called , well renowned dentist in the area. Please, if you decide to use this practice, please do not use Dr. Beltrami. I believe I deserve my money back 100 percent.

Finally, the senior parter fixed the botched crown put in by his partner…read more I'm satisfied. Kinda. Not having a car, it has cost me over $60 for Uber fares to appointments only made necessary by the incompetence of this practice's junior partner. When I mentioned it to the senior doctor, he looked confused, then dismissive. So they still owe me sixty bucks.*But the crown is, for the moment, good. So there's that. *We live on Social Security alone, so $60 is a relatively significant sum for us, if not for him.

Best dentist in town! My friend chipped his tooth so I texted doc. They left home to come back into…read morework to help my friend out. Skillful, friendly, personable, efficient! 5 stars!

I have used this Dentist for about 10yrs now, for myself and my 3 children. only nice things to…read moresay, of all the times we have been there and all the issues we have had to deal with they have been wonderful 10/10

Knew they couldn't pull whole tooth by looking at it. Still proceeded to take X-rays and 100$ all…read moreto say the tooth was slanted. Do not recommend this dentist. Can barely park it shares lot with Krispy chicken. Dirty and chairs filthy and stained.

Dr. Richardson is one of the finest periodontist is the Richmond area…read more Extremely talented in implant placement and cosmetic periodontal surgery. I am a general dentist and he is one of my specialist that I refer to. He sees my patients in a prompt manner and keeps me posted as to their conditions and treatment almost immediately. He is the periodontist that I would personally go to for treatment. Dr. Steve Brown of Brown,Reynolds,Snow Dentistry.