Wow - after really struggling to find a good pediatric dental office, I am so grateful we landed…read morewith Dr. Camp! She was so nurturing in how she spoke with my 3-year-old son and was very attentive. This was his first time at the dentist, and you can tell she cares about her little patients. I also appreciated how she would shift her communication toward me to brief me on all the dental info I needed to know as a parent. The office is so cute, and I appreciate all the staff. I'm very thrilled we get to visit this place every 6 months! My son is very pleased too. He had a great time and was excited to tell his friends at school all about the dentist.

I am a dentist in Texas and my grandson was taken to this clinic. Let me just say that if your…read morechild is diagnosed with dental needs here you should definitely get a second opinion. Or at least have a dental professional review the X-rays.

Took my one year old to see Dr. Eaton. I have zero complaints. Their website was lovely and I was…read moreable to fill out paperwork and mail it in ahead of time. Everyone was lovely and friendly. We did a "knee to knee" visit, and before you ask, yes, my 14 month old has an obscene amount of teeth and our pediatrician recommends taking them around 1. There were some tears but Dr. Eaton was quick with his exam and so kind. We look forward to building a relationship with this practice for years to come. One note, they are out of network for all and we prepaid. I don't blame them one bit, but I know that's a turnoff/ hard for some people. For our insurance this just means that Dr. Eaton's office files for us and our insurance pays us directly for the rates they cover. We prepay for services and sometimes it costs a little extra for us out of pocket. Practices often do this because constantly fighting with the insurance company to get paid what they're worth could easily be a job for a full time person and small practices are often pressured to cut their rates unsustainably to stay in "good graces" with your insurance company (I'm someone who use to have to do legal work for insurance companies). This might not be how your insurance works, but I thought it might be helpful for some of you considering it. For what it's worth, I think Dr. Eaton and his team are worth every penny!

**Pediatric Dentistry Review**…read more We have been going here for 10+ years now. I could have chosen a family dentist for my whole family, but I knew that I did not want my kids dealing with a tech who just worked on a grumpy adult. Dr. Eaton and his staff are magic makers! Seriously! My kids LOVE LOVE LOVE going to the dentist, even on Halloween. Everyone is super friendly and welcoming. They walk the kids through everything they plan to do. They ask permission from parents before doing anything like xrays or fluoride treatments. The charges are very reasonable to the point where my insurance covers it all. We have had to only preventive care, but have also have had to have cavities filled and teeth pulled (small jaws). Everyone is so caring and makes sure that the patient is comfortable and that the parent is at ease. I HIGHLY recommend this practice!

This place is a rip off! They pre-charged me for service that could not be performed by them (I had…read moreto take the child elsewhere). They kept sending me invoices and demanded I pay for the rest, and when I refused they sent it to collections. I am not in talks with the board to review them for office malpractices. They used my FSA account as a piggybank until the money ran out.

My teen child let me know the hygienists were gentle and kind. She also let me know that Dr. Judy…read morewas physically rough and verbally unkind. She ignored my child letting her know sensitive areas in her mouth. Then Dr. Judy got mad when my child flinched when touching the sensitive spots. She acted very "kind" to me. We will not be returning.

I have come here twice with my toddler and it has been a great experience both times. Check in was…read morequick and easy and staff at the front desk are very sweet and helpful. They have a nice clean waiting room with seating and a little area with toys and books. We only had to wait a few minutes before we were taken back. They made my daughter feel comfortable and sang to her and talked to her while doing routine cleaning and checkup. The dental hygienist was so sweet and did such a great job with my daughter. The dentist came by a few minutes later and explained everything so well to me and answered any questions I had. She was also very kind to my daughter, even though my daughter was scared and cried. They gave my daughter a goodie bag before we left which she really enjoyed. Very happy with the experience and will be back again!

My kids have been seeing Dr. Angie for 3 years and she's been wonderful. The office has always be…read morefriendly and helpful. And their referrals for orthodontics was great and matched our insurance needs.

So Happy I Found This Location For My Toddler. Dr.V was so So Patient & Kind Along With Everyone…read moreElse On the Office.

I was in need of a new Pediatric dentist for my daughters. I was able to make an appointment pretty…read morequickly and the service was great. We arrived a few minutes prior to our appointment to complete paperwork and we were able to complete our visit within 30-45 minutes. I would definitely recommend to anyone and I will surly be back.

However, two situations happened that left a bad taste in my mouth…read more The first occurred during one of her appointments when her father was out of town. I briefly FaceTimed him so he could see her during the visit. The dentist abruptly said, "No FaceTime," in a curt manner. I completely understand if that is the office policy, but the delivery felt rude and there was no explanation given. The second situation happened during another visit when Dr. Z told me I could not be rude to his staff. I was very confused because I had no idea what he was referring to, and I told him that I hadn't been rude. He responded with something along the lines of, "Come on, I know you were." Shortly after, a staff member came into the room and explained that they had mistaken me for a different parent. Dr. Z did apologize, and I understand that mistakes happen, but the interaction added to the overall feeling that the environment was not very warm or welcoming. Because of these experiences, we have not returned.

I very rarely write reviews; but I am compelled to for Dr Z and A to Z dentistry…read more I've had the pleasure of witnessing the amazing bedside manner as my oldest son grew from a small child to a teen and as my younger children started being treated. Dr. Z is, without fail, so positive, encouraging, gentle and kind that my children (and me too!) are excited to go to the dentist each 6 months. Both of my younger kids had behaviors that impacted their teeth (ie. Thumb sucking) and he gave us advice, coached them through it, and even sent presents when they "met their goals". All around fabulous - every child should be so lucky to have such a great dentist!

We took our children here for their first ever dental appointment (they are 4 and 2), and it was a…read moregreat experience. They have a lot of Hispanic personnel which we always appreciate.

Bridgette really looked out for us this morning. This office is always clean and the staff works…read morehard to make sure they efficiently take care of everyone

My daughters have been patients of Dr. Wesley Powell for years and have loved the care they have…read morereceived. I would have hoped that since we have always been in good standing and have shared this business with friends on many occasions, that we would have received more grace that what has been given. This dental office stopped taking my insurance in April of 2025. When I called to ask about my astronomical billing for July (cleanings/xrays for $344.50 per child) , I was told that I "probably" received something to let me know. Are they required to do this? Maybe not, but isn't is ethical to do so? When they called to confirm the appts I made in January when I was still insured, could they have mentioned that they no longer accept Metlife? I believe so, if they cared about their patients and the financial burden this places on a family. I have asked for documentation and some sort of explanation and have received nothing in return. Silence. I am hoping that someone else will read this and double check with insurance before your next appointment. As for me, we will no longer be using them and I will let everyone I know how little care was taken in this matter and how disappointed I am in the way that this was handled.

I am not one who takes the time to write reviews but when necessary, I will go out my way to do so…read more My son had an appointment at 8:30am 1/25/24, after heroically battling Atlanta rainy day traffic with two kids, a seven month old and a five-year-old my wife arrived at 8:43, only to be turned away because she was three minutes outside of their ten minute grace period. We know it takes time to unload a car with young children in fair weather much less rain, clearly she arrived on time, true grace is what was needed in that moment. As a business owner myself, I respect policy, but courtesy and compassion especially toward longstanding clients is not asking too much. As a consumer I believe in reciprocity, I value my family and expect respectful treatment from the businesses I support, therefore I will choose to take my family elsewhere for their dental needs. Don't get fooled with the teddy bear they give you on your first appointment they don't care nor do they offer grace.

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE. my son was scarred for life. Not only did they give him entirely too much…read moreanesthesia but they didn't even make sure he was ok at all after the procedure... I mean I would understand him not being able to walk but my baby was incoherent while I was carrying him out the building. I would lift his arm in the air and it would immediately fall like dead weight. Not sure why the dentist chose to not care about the wellbeing of my son AT ALL. Let me ask all the other parents whose child had a procedure done at the SAME dentist office.... HOW did they put your baby to sleep???? They had my son sit on my lap and face towards me then they walked up behind him and gave him a shot in the back of his shoulder that put him to sleep .... For a procedure that might have taken 20 minutes. He woke up that night & vomited twice but seemed to be physically okay in the morning, BUT MENTALLY they scarred my baby. I wouldn't recommend this dentist to grown adults, so I damn sure wouldn't recommend it to a scared child who was being forced to do the procedure without the presence of his mother.... AND LET ME JUST SAY.... I GENUINELY BELIEVE THE GOOD REVIEWS FROM THIS DENTIST ARE FAKE ... THATS HOW HORRIBLE MY EXPERIENCE WAS. THESE PEOPLE ARE NOT GOOD WITH CHILDREN NOR DO THEY MAKE YOU FEEL COMFORTABLE OR "AT HOME"

Got scammed. I was told I had to pay for anesthesia upfront and I could bill it back to my…read moreinsurance as it was 80% covered in network and I was at an in-network provider. Well, turns out the anesthesiologist is out of network and I'll never see that money again. Additionally I was not allowed to stay with my child and was pressured to either cancel the procedure ($750 in the hole having paid for the anesthesiologist up front) or leave my child alone and scared to be sedated because there's a nationwide ketamine shortage and parents are allowed to wait with children if it's ketamine but NOT allowed if it's NOT ketamine?? Sedation is sedation. I get that these professionals need to do their jobs without hysterical parents interfering, but I need to be able to comfort my child while they're being sedated to avoid PTSD from this dental visit. A very kind woman explained the "Ketamine rule" to me AFTER my I was separated from my crying child, and at no time before or during was that explained. As I was calmly and politely requesting to stay with my child and hold hands during the sedation, I was intimidated and threatened with loss of money and services if I didn't cooperate, at the expense of my child's health and well-being. Had this not been a critical service that I had already paid a hefty sum for, I would've left. Instead, I calmly cooperated and allowed them to complete the work they were scheduled to perform. They had me in a difficult position and exploited that. I was told if I wanted to hold my child's hand, I needed to leave and schedule a hospital procedure. There was no children's hospital in network that does sedation and dentistry- hence the name of this practice - "Center for Pediatric Dental Sedation". At a different practice, I was allowed to stay with my child for a similar procedure, just not at this practice. Had to fill out several forms about how I needed to consent to have my child restrained, coerced, put in time-out etc. in order to sedate them, when it seems easier to just let me hold her hand and comfort her. They crank up the TV in the lobby and a radio on the other side of the lobby door to drown out the other children screaming in terror. Seriously. The children have to do this alone without their parents to comfort them. Additionally the forms mention nitrous oxide several times and when I made a request, was told they don't use it at all. They need to update their forms to remove it, and don't list it as an option. I also requested composite fillings instead of silver, and after debating the merits with me for ~5 minutes, told me that they actually don't even have composite, only silver. We could've saved ourselves some time if they just told me that up front. The conversation was pointless. I called my insurance company to process the sedation claim and was told, after the insurance company called the provider, that I basically got scammed. The estimated service itemized treatment plan listed the sedation ($750 upfront) on the estimate date and the final cost on the procedure date did not list the sedation so I don't have a procedure to link to the sedation, which my insurance company told me was a "massive red flag" and will not be reimbursed. The insurance representative was honestly angry on my behalf. Dr. Oh was pleasant and patient. Dr. Polk the anesthesiologist was intimidating, indifferent and cold. The staff was sympathetic and kind but not upfront about the insurance and the ability to stay with my child. The procedure needed to be done for my child's health and well-being, and I'm glad it's over and done with. I will not visit this practice again and will seek out a different provider in the future.

I have nothing but good things to say about Dr. Damji and this practice. Everyone is extremely…read morefriendly, polite and helpful! Their office is extremely clean too (also just recently moved into a new office within the last year). I have been here 3x now for cleanings, and an Invisilign consultation. I have never had to wait for more than 5 mins upon arrival. They see you almost immediately! That's not common in most practices - they usually make you wait even if arriving on time. Dr. Damji is not only patient, but also extremely informative and thorough. He has great bedside manner and takes the time to explain everything in detail so you understand the "how" and "why". I'm so glad I found this them and highly recommend to anyone!

(1/5 stars) I had a…read morevery disappointing experience here.The front desk staff was unhelpful and unorganized, which led to long wait times despite having an appointment. The dentist seemed rushed and didn't take the time to explain my treatment options clearly. Additionally, I was overcharged for a service that my insurance was supposed to cover, and getting a refund has been a hassle. I expected better professionalism and care, but unfortunately, I won't be returning. I hope they improve their customer service and communication in the future.