Sometimes it can be a difficult process when trying to match with a dental office that you can call…read more'permanent.' There are a lot of things that consider, but also many industry tricks that can throw a person off course. Not here. This practice is exactly what I hoped for: - No gimmicks like offering customers potential awards for a 5-star review. - No tricks like saying they accept insurance, while they are not on that provider's 'preferred' list. - No whacky photographers taking pictures of your teeth just as you show up. - No gimmicky office tours with gifts for nice reviews. - No tricks to make make a person spend more money than they have to. Yes, those things and more happened at another dental practice, so I was hesitant. Bogey Hills Dental was great to me. The Dr. and staff were extremely efficient and made the work seem like they could do it with their eyes closed. It was a real relief to find this practice. Their work turned out great, and I look forward to going here for a long time to come. Honesty, integrity, and friendliness is what I found here. Thank you BHD!

Amazing work on my clients wisdom teeth for older aged women. In and out within a hour. Super sweet…read moreworkers even front desk girl knew my client walking in to check us in. Walked her out to the car n gave us paperwork but easy recovery by looks of it.

Love, Love, Love Dr Blake, Dr Baylie and the whole staff. They are welcoming and friendly and…read morereally take the nervousness of being at the dentist away. The whole family has been going to them for several years and we wouldn't even consider going elsewhere. We have always been able to get in when we need to, even though they are very busy. If the insurance doesn't pay for a procedure Twin Oaks has always been very helpful in making arrangements. You can't beat Twin Oaks Family Dental. Give them a try and we are positive you will love them just as much as we do.

I recently had implants and they were really good to me. Very professional and friendly. Yes there…read morewas some pain ( it's dental work) but they tried to make it as painless as possible. Definitely recommend Twin Oaks Family Dental in Ofallon Missouri

Can I stress enough what a pleasant experience I had at this dentists office? My boss had…read morerecommended this dentist of hers to me- because I was complaining how my previous dentist (technically the dental hygenist) would cause ridiculous amounts of pain to just clean my teeth. And the dentist was socially awkward (but I can look beyond that... it seems like a common trait for dentists to be awkward). Well, even scheduling my appointment over the phone was a pleasant experience. The lady was super friendly and accomodating. She even mailed me the new patient paperwork to get that started for me (along with a free mini calendar). I was going in for 2 cavities to be filled- and the dental hygenist was very friendly and nice- and the dentist... lo and behold... socially normal! He was actually pleasing to talk to! (for the brief moment we chit chatted) I had very little pain during the injections of novacaine or during the drilling of the cavities... I have to say I endured less pain getting my cavities filled, than when the other dentist had just cleaned my teeth. And lets not forget the friendly treatment all around. They created a very calming environment. They will SO be the dentist ppl I call on for years to come.

This office is simply the best I have EVER been to. The care from the office staff, dental staff…read moreand Dr. G'Sell is incredible. They go out of their way to make sure that  you are comfortable and SATISFIED with your services. They were able to give me the smile I began to lose 20 yrs ago. I couldn't be more pleased and happy with services received!!

I can't say enough good things about Kemlage Family Dentistry, but I'm going to give it my best…read moreshot. The first time I visited the Kemlages was on a Saturday afternoon. My former dentist's office was closed and I was in a fix because a crown had come off during breakfast. They squeezed me in after a very short wait and sent me on my way in a few minutes. On my first "official" visit, Andrew Kemlage gave me the ten-cent tour of the office and showed me all the modern dentistry tools including a machine that makes crowns in an hour and a 360-degree X-ray machine that can even peer into your sinus cavities. Andrew's father Thomas is much closer to my age and I suspect part of the motivation for such an investment in all the latest gee-whiz technology is to make certain everything is shipshape for that time in the future when Thomas hangs up his probes, retractors, and burs for good. That committment to the tools of the trade helps make Andrew a good dentist and Thomas an even better father. When you first enter this clean and bright office, you get the best array of magazines I have ever seen in a waiting room. Sadly, my wait time has always been too brief to read even a single article. I have six (or so) crowns, six (or so) root canals, four (or so) extractions, and two dental implants in my mouth. To say I know my way around a dentist's office is an understatement. I've met a herd of hygienists, a troop of technicians, a swarm of secretaries, a pride of periodontists, and a drove of dentists in my lifetime. As you can imagine, these have not been happy hours for me. The people who worked at the dentist's offices have frequently been my lifeline. Everyone at Kemlage Family Dentistry is personable, friendly, professional and neat. A wrinkle on a uniform would die of loneliness in this office. Andrew is one of those rare people who, when you're talking to him, gives you his full and undivided attention. Lots of medical people suffer from One-Foot-Out-The-Door-Disease, but Andrew isn't one of them. He takes the time to explain everything. I may not make all the right decisions, but I have all the germane information. After two potentially painful appointments, Andrew even had the courtesty, professionalism, and just plain decency to call me at home that evening to ask how I was doing. I've not had the pleasure of working with Andrew's father Thomas, but I'm sure Andrew hasn't fallen far from the tree. Imagine for a moment how much time I devoted to crafting this review and think back to the last time you were this happy with a business and the people who work there. If you're looking for a new dentist or even if you're not, please come to Kemlage Family Dentistry for a visit.

If I could leave 0 stars, I would. I am not one to write bad reviews. My whole family came here for…read moreyears. In 2017, I got a botched root canal from them and it almost killed me. Not exaggerating. For months I went to them saying I had tooth pain all over. In 2017, one day my front big tooth was in excruciating pain - the worst pain I've ever felt. My whole face hurt so bad I didn't sleep for days until the next business day (3 days later) when I finally went to the dentist and they said my tooth had died and the root was decaying and that was the reason for the pain - all the gas was trapped in my root pocket and radiating. They did a root canal, which I've heard is supposed to be one of the worst pains in life. But let me tell you, that was the most relieving because I was numb. When they opened the tooth and removed the root, you could SMELL the decay. Immediately after, I had a little pain but was mostly numb. I asked the dentist since there was so much decay, do I need antibiotics. I asked multiple times and he insisted I didn't. That was the biggest mistake. That evening and overnight, the pain resumed, my face started to swell And I started getting a fever. I went to a different dentist the following morning and that dentist said "why on earth wouldn't he have given you an antibiotic?" He flushed the root pocket again and temporary plugged it and sent me home with an antibiotic. He said it looked like there was some infection in my facial tissue now so the antibiotics may not be strong enough, so if fever and swelling continues, go to the ER. The following day, my face swelled more and my fever and pain surged and my eye pretty much was swollen shut at this point so we went to the ER. They immediately took me back and gave me steroids, a CT scan and started vancomycin. I was admitted and held for 4 days at the hospital on high doses of vanc and it was the most miserable experience of my life. Multiple doctors said if I hadn't come in to the er when I did I could've lost my eye or died because I had such severe facial cellulitis from the root canal. After all of that, my family and I went to Kemlage and told him everything that had happened. We asked him to at least pay the hospital bills (over $1000) He refused. The only thing he did was not make us pay for the botched root canal. Photos attached.

Caring, knowledgeable staff and dentists. Provide you with best options. Office is sanitary and…read moreextra care taken for patients.

Got the sloppiest root canal done at this office, paid 1600 total to get it done and ended up going…read moreto O'fallon Family Dentistry and they were surprised it was still hanging on for dear life and getting it pulled. (Thankfully there's logical dentists nearby) Now in order to fix this hole you put in my mouth I gotta come up with 2000 to fill it in. Mr Schwarz.... Time to hang it up man. The absolute worst dentist I have gotten work done with. Charges down payments per visit even with full coverage insurance, certain characteristics similar to hooters are required upon hire. I have never felt the need to leave a negative review like this until I did business with this dude.. Dental work is a very serious line of expertise I would reconsider a couple times before allowing this man anywhere near your teeth!

I would recommend Dardenne Dental to anyone! They are honest and don't do anything that is not…read moreneeded just to make money, other dentist are all about money and there has been several times where Dr Reyering said let's keep an eye on it rather than just take my money. They stand behind their work which some don't do from prior experience as well! I would follow Dr Reyering anywhere as I already have from his prior practice before he had his own.

Couldn't help with getting a tooth capped offered to pay half now other half end of week and they…read morerefused me and dropped my insurance lol tell me that doesnt sound like a scam. Cause I have to look for a new dentist while I got a giant hole in my tooth.

I had been their patient for over a year now and they've provided me pretty reasonably price ed…read moreservices where I took advantage of STLDentalPlanLLC dental insurance plan to make my charges lower. I'm fortunate to have Dr. Jessica Whitehead-Nieva as my deaf dentist where I don't have one for years which I usually have a hearing dentist. I'm feeling more clicked to their dental services where they've acknowledged of my deaf disability. I would recommended deaf patients to go & use their good dental services! Sincerely, Christopher A. Rowland.

I've had problems with this dentist, they may have switched names around but, her husband dose…read moreexcessive work at one time, leveling your bite off. Root canal the wrong tooth. Left me in pain for years, thanks for not listening, moving my 6 month appointment, bame me for ware, and charge me an arm and a leg. Insurance never covers half of what they get approved.

The wait time wasn't bad and Dr Kevin is very knowledgeable. He helped answer my questions and gave…read moreme suggestions that wouldn't further destroy my teeth. I was concerned about my chipped tooth and he got it fixed the same day. Dani was wonderful too. I feel a lot confident with my smile and I can't wait to come back here for my check-ups.

Keegan was demeaning because I had an issue with crown fitting. Dr Moreno kind and understanding…read more If it wasn't for him, I may have decided to switch dentist.