I always LOVEDgoing to the dentist even though i dreaded going to the dentist when I was a patient…read moreof Dr. Hulls. He was an awesome dentist. Talked me through my fear every single time. He is patient and kind. Funny, courteous, professional. Staff is professional, respectful and compassionate. I miss them all. Due to insurance reasons I had to leave.

I am new to the area and was nervous about finding a new dentist I could trust to care for my old…read moredental. Brittany, the dental hygienist, immediately put me at ease. She was friendly, knowledgeable and did an excellent job cleaning my teeth. Dr. Hull gave me a lot of information I had not been provided on how best to care for my older dental work in a concise but thorough manner. He also put me at ease with his friendly demeanor. The lady responsible for insurance was very professional, friendly and informative. I am so glad I chose Dr. Hull's office as my new dental care facility!

Been meaning to write this review for a while, maybe to help spare someone else. Took a while to…read moreconnect the dots. Stopped by on a tooth ache in the middle of nowhere. Got a creepy feel from the moment I stepped in. Office admin (wife?) had weird expressions. Dentist acted like a zombie. Barely acknowledged me. Reached out with a dead fish handshake and mumbled something. Would not once look me in the eye. Tooth fixed. Paid on the way out. Made an innocent joke. Office admin started shouting and threatening. Out of the blue. Yeah. Got out of there fast. Not seen that before. Think something is not right. Later on, came across this article - the guy's picture looks exactly like that of the creepy dentist, down to the dead, empty looking eyes. Even the wife. Check it out: http://heavy.com/news/2016/07/phillip-and-nancy-garrido-jaycee-dugard-kidnapping-interview-kidnappers-story-now-2016/

From the owner: Ronald Laub Dentistry is a locally owned and operated Dental Office serving, Lexington, Rockbridge…read moreCounty, and the surrounding area. In the U.S., about 80 percent of adults above age 35 have gum disease, while 25 percent of those who are over age 60 have lost all their teeth. Given this rising population, it is estimated that the demand for dentists will rise by 21 percent through 2020.

They change providers more often than I change clothes. They cannot keep good help. Practices…read moreagainst regulations, reportable practices going on. I think VA Department needs to do an inspection.

Rockbridge Area Health Center (RAHC) became my medical provider two years ago and my husband…read moreswitched to RAHC a year ago. We are both totally happy and impressed with the medical care we have gotten at this lovely facility. It is efficiently run and we have gotten quality medical care. I also am a dental patient at RAHC and can also speak highly of the dental care I have received there.

Dr. Paredes and his staff always take good care of me and my family. They have state of the art…read moretechnology. Top-notch in every way. Highly recommend.

From the owner: It's about serving you with compassion and respect. It's about complete dental care so that you no…read morelonger need to leave the Lexington, Virginia, area for complex procedures. It's about involving you every step of the way.

I am not qualified to pass judgement on a physician's professional competence in the field he or…read moreshe practices. I am a trained social scientist with a PhD, not a medical doctor with an MD. I can only relate my experience. I was referred to Dr. Corey C. Burgoyne by my dentist for a simple extraction of a back tooth. Why? Because he did not do extractions. After paying--up front!--a so-called "consultation fee," which proved to be no more than to tell me how many hundred dollars she would receive for extracting the tooth--which also had to be paid right then--she proceeded to numb the area and pull the tooth in the same manner as any dentist. It took only a few minutes. I smiled, as best I could with my jaw numbed, and asked if she got it all out. She said, "Yes!" It became evident, after a few weeks, that she did not in fact get all of the tooth out. A piece of tooth worked its way to the surface. Now that is really not all that unusual. It does happen. So, I went back to Dr. Burgoyne. She took a tweezers and pulled it out. Again, I asked if she got it all out. Again, she answered, "Yes." After a couple of months, it became apparent that a rather large piece of tooth was left firmly in place. Tissue had grown over it, but when I had a partial denture made, the presence of the piece of bone became very apparent. I called Dr. Burgoyne's office to make an appointment for her to finish the job she had started, only to find out that I would have to schedule another so-called consultation to find out just how much it was going to cost me for her to finish the job she failed to successfully complete earlier. And of course, the hundred bucks consultation fee, plus whatever she chose to charge to finish the extraction,would all no doubt need to be paid in advance. Immediately, I wondered if I would be paying in advance for another "attempt" to remove the remaining piece of tooth. After two tries, would she get it right the third time? And why should I pay to have the attempt at extracting the tooth finished, or done right, however one looks at it? Looking at other reviews of Dr. Burgoyne's work, mine was not the only time she failed to remove the whole tooth. Dr. Burgoyne has relieved many positive reviews, even some very glowing reviews. She is not a general dentist, but a surgeon. As a specialist, she deserves to be paid for her expertise. Perhaps she is better at serious surgery than simple tooth extractions. Perhaps she finds pulling a tooth too simple. I cannot say. I can only look back on my experience wishing I had not been referred to her. I needed a dentist who could pull a tooth. Dr. Burgoyne seemed to be more concerned about how many excuses she could find to add additional charges, a hundred for this, a couple more for that, etc. My experience has left me with no confidence in Dr. Burgoyne, and I would not recommend her, not even for a simple tooth extraction.

There is nothing more frightening than having major oral surgery scheduled. I have nothing but…read moregreat things to say about my personal experience with the entire staff at Blue Ridge Oral Maxillofacial Surgery. Everyone treated me exceptionally well. It all started with the young lady Emily that booked my surgery. My schedule is not flexible due to traveling for work. It literally took her 15 minutes to find me an appointment time that was convenient for myself and Dr. Burgoyne. The procedure and heal time went better than expected. In every-way all my expectations were exceeded. I would recommend anyone in need of their services to give them a call.