The dental hygienists Tamara and Carmela were so great! Made me feel at home and explained things…read morein a way I could easily understand. The same can be said for Dr. Munn! 10/10 will keep going here :-)

Great staff, great dentist, very prompt on appointments, great experiences. Highly recommend.read more

We recently experienced a dental emergency and were so impressed with how quick to access and…read morerespond Dr. Goins was. He met us after hours and helped reassure us by providing excellent guidance and steps for healing the injury. Dr. Goins is warm and encouraging and made my little man feel so much more at ease.

Best pediatric in Chattanooga! I was a patient here and FULLY plan on bringing my little girl to…read moreDr. Clay! 5 stars isn't enough!

Dr Perry is the best. as someone who has never enjoyed going to the dentist, all the staff make me…read morefeel at ease. I would never trust anyone else with my dental care.

They were a great dentist office initially until I needed a major procedure. So, having many…read moresignificant dental issues throughout my life I ALWAYS ask for an insurance preauthorization, meaning the dentist office confirms benefits with the insurance company prior to starting any work to avoid any surprises. I was told we did this, I signed the estimate (told it was an insurance preauthorization) and we did the work. Six months later I received another large bill for the work, on top of the nearly $1,000 deductible I paid at the outset. It turns out the dentist DID NOT get a preauthorization for the work and I am now stuck with the excess bill. They did say "sorry" and said they would note that in the future we would always get pre-authorization for major work (too little, too late especially when I was told they did this), but, unfortunately, I am on the hook for the full short amount since it was only an estimate. Estimate I understand, big mistake caused by cutting corners at your customers expense, I will not accept. So now I am in for around $1,200 out of a $1,900 procedure. To be honest, I most likely would have shopped the procedure around other local dentist, delayed the work, or sought an alternative since $1,200 is not a small chunk of change. However the biggest problem now is that I no longer trust the dentist to do what they promise they will do and I can no longer trust them to be honest rather than cut corners at their customers expense. Unfortunately for them, I hold honesty and integrity to be some of the most important factors in dealing with a business, especially anything medical/dental since they are extremely important to my health and well-being, and wallet! In addition, while on the phone with the insurance company to dispute their underfunded insurance payment, I had to eat crow and apologize (for claiming they were committing fraud for stating they would cover said portion and then short paying) when they informed me that they never received a preauthorization and their portion was in line with our insurance policy. I was admittedly short and terse with them since I truly believed I had a preauthorization. That was a 45 minute, back and forth waste of time, where the poor agent was subjected to me accusing them of pre-authorizing a procedure they would never cover in the first place (at least to the extent the dentist said they would). BEWARE WHEN CHOOSING THIS DENTIST AS THEY MAY NOT DO WHAT THEY SAY THEY WILL DO!

Alani Dental was so helpful in getting my daughter in for an appointment ASAP before she left to go…read moreback to college. We changed insurance last minute and they made time to work us in immediately AND got her a retainer made in less than 24 hours for her to take back to school. They also made things super easy by communicating through text message so we didn't have to play phone tag. They are so friendly and patient. I can't thank them enough for helping us in a bind. What a blessing!! Such wonderful people. Thank you!

For the first time, I can say that I actually look forward to going to the dentist. I've seen both…read moreDr. Deena and Dr. Wesam, and they are both perfectionists... which is exactly what you want in a dentist, especially when having cosmetic work done.   Over the years, I've had several different veneers placed on a front tooth fracture from a childhood accident. I've gone to highly rated dentists while living in California and will say Dr. Deena shaped two beautiful veneers that are far superior. They are perfect in shape and color while still looking very natural, unlike many veneers that lack that variance in color of natural teeth. She's an artist! Their dental assistant, Kendyll, is also highly competent and friendly. Donna in the front office is always so lovely to chat with and is on top of all the billing and insurance dealings. She does a great job explaining everything.  Alani Dental Center is very fair with pricing and has never tried to talk me into unnecessary treatments, unlike some dentists I've been to over the years. Highly recommend!

We were happy with this office for several years. That was until I was told a that one of my…read morechildren had a cavity. I took my child back to get it filled, and they had me sit in the car. When they came back out, they informed me that they filled FIVE cavities, and my child later told me that not only did the doctor not use gas on them, but on one section didn't even use numbing gel. My child was in serious pain for days, and when I called to find out how this could happen, the woman on the phone was rude and condescending. Then she told me that my child needed five more cavities filled. I took them to a new dentist, and was told they only had one small cavity. My family will never set foot in that place again.

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Yesterday, my husband took our kids to the dentist, where they have been patients for close to 5…read moreyears. However, our daughter had become increasingly anxious about going and no longer enjoyed it., which is understandable since going to the dentist isn't fun for most people. At the dentist's office, parents aren't allowed to accompany their kids during appointments (which I wasn't a fan of). Nonetheless, since our older son was with her, we decided to go along with it. Our daughter voiced her concerns about getting fluoride treatment due to its taste and texture making her feel sick; therefore as her parents, we made an informed decision not get it this time around. Upon arrival, my husband checked in both children and let them know that our daughter wouldn't be receiving fluoride treatment. They took the kids back to begin their cleaning. At some point the hygientist tells the dentist that we declined the fluoride treatment for our daughter and why, he tells her to see if she will try a different fluoride but NOONE came out to talk to my husband to see if that would be ok (MISTAKE #1) the hygienist then asks my daughter if she will try this other fluoride, she says no. The hygienist then continues to try to talk her into it and pursued her which is then causing her to get upset, rightfully so. When her attempts fail she gets the other hygienist to make an attempt so now there are 2 adult women trying to convince a child to try something that her father had said no to and that she had said no to ( MISTAKE #2) all of this caused our son anger and he finally spoke up and said "she said no. Stop" only then did they stop and one of them looks at our son and says "I'm sorry don't be mad at me" and then asks "is your sister just sensitive" upon bringing the kids out they simply tell my husband that they asked our daughter if she wanted to try the other fluoride and she got upset so they didn't do it the rest wasnt learned until later when our son told us what really happened. When I found out about this, the office was already closed so I called first thing this morning to voice my concerns and let them know I was pulling my kids from that dentist because of it. The office manager was very apologetic and assured me she'd discuss this with everyone and asked if I'd be ok with the Dentist calling me. I said yes. The dentist later calls me but honestly did not help the situation. Though he did apologize it felt like he also tried to justify the incident by comparing it to when parents get their kids to try vegetables because it's good for them and also told me how great his hygienist are. I told him we wouldn't be back because of the situation which also doesn't seem like it will be addressed. The dentist then tells me if we ever need to come back in the future they would be happy to take care of us and I don't need to feel embarrassed. It was at this moment where I just ended the call. I say all of this to say when a child says No regarding their body in anyway at all that's final the conversation ends there. Period.

Wow - What a great experience. From initial scheduling from the moment we walked in, the entire…read morestaff was wonderful. My kids were excited to be there (the office setup is perfect for kids). The entire staff was patient, and Dr. Clay was very thorough and informative. Highly recommend​ for kids.

Before today I really did like Dr Walker and his staff! However after today I would not recommend…read morethem! At the end of July 2025, my 4yr old grandson had caps put on his front teeth by Dr Walker! Thursday November 20, 2025 my daughter called b/c he woke up with an abscess above one of said capped teeth, my daughter sent pictures and they deemed it an abscess, called him in an antibiotic and said they would give him a drs note for Thursday, when we come to the appointment Monday! Well no note!! We were not seen in office Thursday, note policy! Even though they saw how bad it was today, after calling in antibiotics on Thursday! (They didn't have an earlier appointment) Had to go to an oral surgeon to get it removed today! Should the tooth not have been removed in the first place????

I was shocked and appalled at Dr. Walker's lack of empathy and patience with my 6 year old…read moredaughter. I was covertly shamed when I refused to forcibly hold my daughter down just so he could look at her teeth. He became visibly irritated and by the time I calmed her down he refused to see us. Mind you, this all took place over a span of about 15 minutes in which he was very much being paid. I honestly cannot understand why this person has chosen to work with children in any capacity, let alone something so personal as dentistry. If your child is sensitive or nervous or has any special needs whatsoever, I highly recommend that you find another dentist unless you want to completely waste your time and leave with a traumatized child.

Went in for my semi-annual exam and everything went well as expected…read more Jana did a fantastic job with my appointment and there was no pain.

This Dentistry has had many bad reviews but they had someone removed them, TRUST ME Mark is not a 4…read morestar dentist, RUN THE OTHER WAY!!!! Mark McComie likes to commit insurance fraud, he charge me for fillings on my #8 & #9 tooth when all he did was actually polish my teeth when I first came to him. Then he filed claims with my insurance company saying he filled my #8 tooth when all he did was throw desensitizer on my tooth because he overfiled my #8 tooth when he was in the process of filling my #7 tooth. And when he filed it down too much he made it sensitive (I didn't know was as sensitive until the numbing wore off) I verified this with his assistant while I was there that day because I felt it. So I took pictures of it when I got to my car and also when I got home so that I can have evidence to prove to Mark that he actually did file over on my #8 tooth But when I came to him with this information after a couple of weeks he tried to claim he didn't do it and that he runs and "HONEST COMPANY" and then he said he would fix it, well he quickly threw some desensitizer on it very sloppy, it took him less than a minute but in the process of polishing my tooth he chipped my #8 but I didn't know he did it until about a week later. When I felt it I thought it was just excess agent left on the tooth, but what makes him so horrible is he knew he did it and didn't tell me. You have to be a real horrible dentist to know you damaged someone teeth and not say anything, unless you purposely damaged that person's tooth. I don't know if he's a racist or he don't care how he treats people. Your not a good Dentist if you have to deleted all negative reviews on Google to make yourself look good. We all need to report this scam artist to get him shut down.

Horrible experience!! office staff was good and the office…read moreitself was very nice. However, they added a dentist that didn't know what SHE was doing. A complete hack who once I was fed up, argued with me to defend her position. Many failed visits for a single specific issue. They were paid by my insurance company but, exhausted my annual benefit. I was also disappointed that I saw a staff member taking notes of the verbal exchange. The office staff member should have followed up with me. I had also noticed the demeanor of some of the staff towards this "dentist", she was obviously a problem to other individuals within the office. I was forced to go elsewhere, had the procedure resolved in minutes but at a cost of $2400 out of pocket. it's a shame that this practice suffered (slightly) from the actions of this one dentist. everyone else at this facility was great.

I was a patient here and always liked Dr. Perry. He seemed kind and professional. But a recent…read morebilling issue with the front office changed everything. I came in for a routine cleaning while trying to resolve an insurance issue. No one told me the visit might cost $200, and I was not given the option to wait or reschedule. The cleaning proceeded without any discussion of cost, and I was later billed. The responses I received were passive-aggressive and lacked empathy. I was even charged for an exam I never received. I've paid the bill, and my new insurance covers this office--but I still won't be returning. The way this was handled was disappointing and disrespectful. I never heard from Dr. Perry, despite requesting that he review the situation. Clear communication and empathy matter, especially in healthcare. I didn't experience either here.