Loved this office. It was extremely easy to get an appointment right away for a time sensitive…read more procedure. Dr. Kochevar is very friendly, worked quickly and seems to have a lot of really cool equipment that I've never seen a general dentist use. The office location is a little funky to get to. You have to get off Bangerter at 98th and kind of backtrack a bit through some parking lots but nothing crazy. I thought going to a specialist was going to cost an arm and a leg but I am happy to report they merely cost a finger at most.

I was sent here from my dentist. This endodontist could not help me so he referred me to an oral…read moresurgeon and called and made the appointment for my consultation. I'm sorry that I won't be needing him and would recommend this office to everyone.

Easily the best dental care I've ever received! Dr. Ulm is incredible. He takes the time to explain…read morethings and, most importantly, has a very gentle hand. The staff is always polite and courteous,and have always gone above and beyond to resolve any insurance hiccup we've had. So good is Synergy Dental that my entire family drives down from Sugarhouse. Highest possible praise!

I can't tell you about the dentist because I haven't actually seen him yet (except for a quick…read moreevaluation). And there's the problem. Almost four months ago I went in with serious pain because my toddler banged my tooth. The dentist said I needed a lot of work quite urgently. But when I learned how much it would cost, and that they don't accept insurance, I had to save up for a couple of months to be able to afford it. And then, because I needed so much work, I had to wait a long time for a two hour time slot. Then when the time finally arrived, they canceled because the dentist got Covid (which I do appreciate the caution, but I wish he could have worked extra hours or something to make up for it--at least for the urgent patients--rather than putting me in the back of the line again waiting for an extra long appointment.) I asked them to please put me on the cancellation list which they did. So yesterday they tell me that they have a two hour slot available (YAY!!!) But I couldn't confirm right away because I had to a) find a babysitter, b) find a ride to their other office 45 min away, and c) reschedule a job interview. They said "I will hold off on offering the time to other patients until I hear from you!" From the time stamps, it took me 19 minutes to line up all of those factors. I confirmed the appointment, and we were all systems go! ...until they called me back 18 minutes later and told me that they had given the slot to someone else who needed to move their appointment from the afternoon to earlier in the day. They said that I could get 3/4 of my teeth fixed, but there was no longer time for all four. (So in mom world this means that I need to find another babysitter, get another ride, and wait even longer to fix my situation which they initially told me was very urgent.) I told her that this was very "frustrating" because I had worked so hard to be able to take that appointment. She replied that the other patient had confirmed with a different receptionist before I got back to her, and they would honor that (then why did she say that she would hold it for me? And did they really compare exactly when, during that 19 minute period, the other patient switched their appointment? Or did it happen during the following 18 minutes before they called?) At this point I literally begged her, explaining everything I had done to get that appointment. And how did she respond? By insulting me! She said that she did not "understand the mentality" of someone thinking they had more right to it than someone else. And actually, when I called back again several minutes later to ask if they could please explain the situation to the other patient and ask if they were willing to be flexible, a different receptionist insulted me again using almost exactly the same words. So let me explain my mentality, since they both find it so crazy and/or difficult to understand. A) I have an *urgent* and serious dental problem. This is not just a check-up. This is a major intervention. I don't know what the other person needed, but I do know that it only required 30 minutes. B) I wanted it *way* more than this other person. I busted my butt to arrange all of the variables that had to come together. I called in a favor. My babysitter rearranged her schedule. I figured out a ride. I freaking moved a job interview! (That one detail I didn't mention on the phone, but it's not like I was telling them my whole life story. They did know about the babysitter and the ride and the fact that I had to save up for *months* to be able to afford this.) The other person simply wanted to move her appointment to earlier in the day because something else came up--meaning that she was prioritizing whatever else over seeing the dentist, whereas I was moving everything else to get to the dentist. C) It would be fairly easy for this other person to find another 30 minute slot, whereas I now have to wait for several weeks--again--for an urgent and serious issue. And D) they actually told me that they were holding it, which is why I went to the effort to jump through all of these hoops. So in sum, a) they made a mistake by double booking the same time, b) in fixing the mistake they prioritized A minor issue for someone making a change due to convenience, rather than someone with a major, serious issue who they knew had jumped through a lot of hoops to be able to go, and then c) they insinuated that I am either crazy or entitled for begging them to reconsider given the circumstances. The more that I think about it, even if the other person did slip in first (while the spot was supposedly being held for me), how does first come first serve make sense as a policy anyway? This is a medical office, not a florist! When you go into the ER they prioritize people based on need. This was a judgment call, and they made a bad one. Needless to say, I really ***really*** wish that Salt Lake had another biological dentist.

"Highly recommend! Doctors John & Tom VanDenBerghe, DDS took great care of my daughter. She needed…read moreextensive dental work and they were on-time, professional and on budget in every way. 10 out of 10. The staff is kind and understanding and provided excellent service. #VeryGrateful"

Every root canal has had to be redone and an apoectomy on 2 of them. Last root canal would have…read morebeen the 3rd time on one tooth so we decided to pull it and have an implant. Well I went to my regular dentist because an implant needs a crown and come to find out Dr. VanDenBurghe left a piece of rubber in my jawbone that will be there forever. I will not be having them do my implant or any other work again. The only thing they have going for them is how nice of people they are. Front desk is Amazing and the doctors are so friendly. The work they do is not top tier so if you're looking for a one time trip for a problem tooth this would not be the spot for you. If you like nice people and going in for multiple visits to have work done on a single tooth this is the place! 2 stars for being so nice and always same day visits are available. Extra information to know is they do not offer any pain management so Tylenol and ibuprofen is all you get. Hopefully you're lucky enough to not need pain medication because they will not give you any no matter the circumstance.

I'm visiting from Texas for the weekend and currently waiting on a permanent crown back home…read more Unfortunately, my temporary crown broke while I was here in Salt Lake. I called several offices the next morning in a bit of a panic, and this office had me in within an hour of my call. Dr. Bye took great care of me. He assessed my front tooth, repaired my temporary crown, and secured it back in place. It was such a relief! The exposed nerve was incredibly sensitive and painful, and I was worried about enjoying my trip and taking pictures! Dr. Bye has an incredible bedside manner. He made me feel comfortable right away, cracked a few jokes, and was so easy to connect with. I'm truly grateful for the quick help and kindness while I was away from home. 10/10 Highly recommend!

My experience is that I literally couldn't get an experience after multiple attempts. My wife and I…read morehad moved and were looking for a new dentist downtown. I contacted them through their website to try to set an appointment ... Nothing. I called them ... No answer. I called again and left a message ... No callback. No amount of trying to contact them has resulted in anything. I still haven't heard from them. I did some looking through online reviews and saw that I'm not the only person who's experienced this from them. Not sure what's going on there but it certainly didn't inspire any confidence. I hope whatever issues they're having improve.

I was in pain and needed a root canal. I had the pleasure of working with Dr. Schapiro and Braxton…read morewho was assisting. It was truly a pleasure working with them both. Dr Schapiro answered my questions, cared for me so well and was so kind to both me and her staff. I hope I don't ever see them again for obvious reasons, but in the event I do, I won't hesitate to go back! Abby in the front office helped me make my appointment and she was just the best as well. Wonderful staff, wonderful experience. Their office is beautiful as well!

I had to have a root canal, so my regular dentist sent me from Salt Lake to Riverton to see an…read moreendodontist, Dr. Brimley. At first, I was not pleased with having to drive so far. I was also nervous about the procedure I needed. Dr. Brimley's office was professional and helpful. Dr. Brimley's care was exceptional. The best dentist I have ever seen. He was gentle and thorough. It was well worth the drive.

Dr. Kjar is actually the goat. Didn't feel any pain the whole time and he was very thorough. The…read morewhole staff is very kinda. 10/10 recommend

I received wonderful care. I was really nervous so contacted them several times with a ton of…read morequestions and dropping my paper work off in person. Their staff was amazing. I'm so grateful I came here for my root canal. Dr Thomson double check which tooth it was before starting. He even called me the next day to see how I was doing. I really appreciated that. They had me pay a deposit, but made it clear that the balance due would be dependent on how much my insurance covered. Since I was working with both my regular dentist and Utah Endo it was probable that I would max my available annual balance from my dental insurance. This is the first time I've seen an endodontist, I don't know what 'normal' fees from an endodontist are, BUT, they are worth every penny. I do not fee overcharged.

I had the same dentist for around 30 years, since I was a child. He retired several years ago and I…read morehave been on the search for a new dentist... I think I finally found one. :) I've tried a couple of other dentist. They seemed confident enough, and I have no real complaints... It's just that my old dentist had big shoes to fill, and the couple of dentist that I had tried didn't seem like dentists that I could get used to going to or feel super comfortable with... I guess you could call it a gut feeling. I read the good reviews but still didn't know what to expect. I had my appointment with Dr. Dan. He was extremely kind and friendly and I felt really comfortable about my visit. The place is definitely up to date, but it also has kind of an old school style feel... which I really liked. The rest of the staff also seemed really friendly. Would definitely recommend.

My experience with Dan Mirci was downright awful. I went in for a cleaning where he identified a…read morefilling that needed to be replaced. I got the filling scheduled and got it done just to be surprised with his own inflated fees rather than my insurance fees which he refused to accept. The reason? It was a filling that wasn't due for replacement yet. Amy, the awful billing lady yelled and argued with me over the phone that it's not their job to check if the tooth had been worked on in the past by another office. These people are lazy as sh*t and will NOT check any sort of tooth history just to trap you into paying their blown up fees. Watchout, this is a strategy of theirs! All other offices I've been to will not hesitate to call your insurance to gather pertinent information about the tooth that needs work. The filling, by the way, was no good. As you can see from the other reviewers, Dan Mirci absolutely sucks at performing fillings. Save yourself the headache and avoid this office and the awful billing lady! The rest of the ladies there were nice but Amy the biller is a total b*tch. If you are looking for a competent and trustworthy dentist in the area, check out The Sugar House Dentist, Dr. Jared Theurer. He has been great to work with and does quality work!

Highly recommend! I'm extremely pleased with the surgery care I received as well as how kind and…read moreprofessional the staff is. Dr Hopkin did a great job explaining everything I needed done as well as aftercare. He was super personable and professional. Their front desk staff and office manager answered any questions or concerns I had promptly. I had to contact my insurance often for my procedure and Emilee made sure to follow up and help throughout the process so she could to get it handled. I highly recommend this office and I'm so glad my dentist recommended my procedure to be done here! Thank you so much for everything!!!

i made an appt because medicare covered my procedure. i wanted a new nightguard. he made mine with…read morea 3d printer. from the time i got it until i cancelled the last appt., it never fit right. every adjustment he did just made things worse. I saw my new dentist.... ( my old dentist retired) he explained a few things to me about using 3 d printers and taking pictures instead of using a mold which makes impressions. my dentist told me to chuck it. as a result of the hopkins nightguard, i had to see an oral surgeon. two of my teeth front bottom were severely damaged and had to be pulled. I have to have implants and bone graft. My teeth were fine until i placed his  nightguard in my mouth. from the first time i used his nightguard, my bottom two teeth hurt. He told me they would be fine. the nightguard he made was too tight and never fit right. I went through countless adjustments. I wish i had never gone to him. I had many nightguards made for my mouth, and never once did i have these kinds of problems. It was pointed out to me, why would an oral surgeon be making nightguards. From my first encounter with Hopkin, he examined my old nightguard and said it was worn out and i needed a new one. Well, he was wrong. It wasnt worn out. And since chucking the awful one he made me, i am back using the one he said was worn out. My new dentist even said it was still good.  His office insurance person called medicare to check out my insurance. she came back and said that medicare would cover my nightguard. She said i had real good insurance.  All I can say now, is read the reviews. When someone writes a negative review ask yourself why they would spend the time if what they were saying hadnt happened.