Savannah Periodontics is only dental office I'd recommend for anyone with dental anxiety…read more First, I should say that I had a very traumatic experience with an emergency dentist when I was on vacation on the West Coast and ever since then, I am a bundle of nerves when I have to have any sort of dental procedure. When I met Dr. Kube (pronounced Q-B) she assured me that she and her team would take every single measure to soothe my worries before the procedure. She kept her promise and did exactly that. I was given a pre procedure pill to take the "edge off" but the morning of my gum graft, I was so wound up, I didn't feel like it worked at all. When I got the procedure room, Dr. Kube reassured me that she would explain everything she was doing before she did it and she began to numb my mouth. Even though she was exceptionally gentle, calm and patient, I couldn't help feel panicked, (the experience I had with the dentist I visited on vacation had let me that shell shocked.) Dr. Kube went above and beyond and invited my husband to sit beside me during the gum graft so that he could help me calm down and communicate what was being said / done to me. ( I am hard of hearing and rely on lip reading to communicate and it is understandably stressful when masks obscure the mouths of those speaking.) Both Dr. Kube and her assistant Melisa were so gentle with every single part of the process. When I shed a few tears during the numbing process, they gently wiped them away ( which really shows that they care about the patient and not just getting the procedure over with.) When Melisa helped me out to our car, she noticed that I was cold and she put my hood up over my ears to keep me warm. ( It's the little things like this that really set this office apart.) While the first few days after the procedure were a bit rough pain wise, the pain medication I was prescribed was very effective and I was able to sleep and recover without issue. The after care instructions covered all the bases with regard to healing / managing pain. ( Trust me when I say to follow the icing directions- it really helps with swelling. ) A few days after the procedure, Dr. Kube personally texted me to make sure all was going well - which I thought was a really lovely personal touch. And the after care didn't stop there, any time I had a random question about the healing process ( e.g. How long does the bandage on the roof of my mouth stay on? Am I able to drink warm tea? etc.) the office staff Katherine, Megan (and a few other lovely gals that I was a bit too drugged up to remember the names of ) cheerfully and quickly gave me the info I was looking for. Long story short: As someone with severe dental anxiety, believe me when I say: Dr. Kube is an exceptional periodontist and she has my complete trust. Not only is she exceptionally skilled, but she is also so kind, gentle, reassuring and thorough in her care planning. A perfect 10/10. Not only do I whole heartedly recommend her, I will be going back to complete additional procedures with her, which for me, is the highest compliment I could possibly give.

I am extremely today dissatisfied with the unprofessional and seemingly discriminatory practices of…read moreyour dental office. Charging a $50 fee simply for requesting to reschedule an appointment is unethical and excessive, especially when providing over 15 minutes' notice of running late due to traveling from Richmond Hill. During my recent call to notify you I would be approximately 30 minutes behind schedule, your staff was incredibly rude and inflexible. The policy of refusing to reschedule future appointments if unable to pay the $50 penalty fee on the spot is appalling. As a insurance paying client, I should not be threatened with being turned away over reasonable scheduling issues. What compounds this matter is I bet this unfair policy is pushed disproportionately and impacts your minority, specifically Black, patient base. Having an all-white staff and then enforcing strict punitive fees with little compassion or latitude raises concerns about racial biases influencing your office practices. Dentistry should be a environment of care, not rigid and excessive financial penalties. I urge you to reevaluate these policies through a lens of equity, empathy and ethical business conduct. Pushing away clients over minor scheduling issues is unprofessional and potentially discriminatory. I hope you will make adjustments to improve your office's treatment of all patients going forward.

Very good experience. Staff were very helpful & nice. I was very nervous about a tooth extraction,…read morebut it was better than expected with hardly any pain at all.

Great experience. Dr. Pendarvis was able to successfully replace a very old implant that had to be…read moreremoved due to bone loss. After removing the old implant and performing a bone graft, he was able to replace the implant.

Here's a polished, natural-sounding Google review version that keeps your message and tone but…read morereads smoothly and professionally: I found Dr. Dye through the Savannah Connections Facebook page, where he came highly recommended as a straightforward, no-frills dentist--and that has absolutely been our experience. My husband and I both see Dr. Dye now, and we couldn't be happier. Dr. Dye and his staff are friendly, professional, and refreshingly honest. There is minimal waiting time in the lobby and no unnecessary delays once you're called back. The dental hygienists are excellent, and Dr. Dye is thorough and attentive during exams. As a woman in my 40s, I've had prior dental offices repeatedly push cosmetic services like Botox at every cleaning. At Dr. Dye's office, I can focus solely on dental care--no upselling, no pressure, just quality cleanings and exams. I truly appreciate the respectful, patient-centered approach and highly recommend this practice.

Everyone at this practice is friendly and professional. I never have to wait long for my…read moreappointment. I'm always taken care of by the hygienist Erin and we enjoy a good conversation while she does a great job cleaning my teeth (even though that might sound difficult).

Nobody wants to go to the dentist - especially when periodontitis calls... Dr. Duval and his…read moreexcellent staff made my dread manageable and their expertise, professionalism and relaxed atmosphere made everything all better!!!

From the owner: Benjamin T. Duval, DDS has practiced periodontics in Savannah since 1999, and he is board certified…read moreby the American Board of Periodontology.

Excellent staff who care about patients and comfort during treatment. I hve had extensive dental…read moreprocedures with this group and was well pleased each time.

Amazing Doctor! So friendly and comforting. Staff is just as awesome. I highly recommend if you…read moreneed your wisdom teeth pulled!

The staff and dentist are incredible. I had an abscessed tooth and they were able to get me in and…read moreget it taken care of immediately. Highly recommend this dental office. I'd give them all 10 stars if I could.

I have been seeing Dr. Fana since he first opened his practice in Savannah and he does excellent…read morework.

I have used Morrison Dental on and off for decades. The 31st St office doesn't look like much…read moreoutside. just an old "historic" style building. The inside is clean. Parking is on the street, but free. Receptionist staff are great. What shined for me is Dr Chris Kellum and his assistant Krystal. The hygienist had discovered a cavity beginning to form after a cleaning. I hadn't been to the dentist since before Covid restrictions so it had been awhile. She said my teeth were in great shape considering as I do floss and brush regularly, but nonetheless a cavity was forming. Dr Kellum checked. X-Rays were taken and confirmed the problem. An appointment was set up and I returned. Dr Kellum was the most painless dentist I have had in over a decade, since Dr Brant left Morrison years ago. He put some numbing gel in. Then after a minute or so rubbed the gum. When he put ( the rather big needle) into my gum I didn't even feel a pinch. Nothing. He drilled, filled and polished the tooth and then double checked everything was smooth for flossing. Krystal was right there ensuring debris was removed, using the blue light, etc. while both were patient and congenial during the entire process. I asked Dr Kellum a few questions concerning some old fillings that a dental practice insisted I needed to remove and replace along with 1000s of dollars of other cosmetic worth they wanted to do. He examined everything and advised they did not need replacing unless they begin to deteriorate. I also asked him about soft and hard tooth brushes and he explained that for some brushing with hard toothbrushes can wear away the teeth near the gums. He advised he could see where this was beginning to occur on two teeth and what I should do to correct my brushing. At no time did he or Morrison Dental push any unnecessary cosmetic dentistry on me, though they do offer a multitude of services. My teeth are fine for my age. I don't need a Hollywood smile, just a normal clean one. So if you want a dentist that doesn't take blow up pictures of your teeth and then insist you need all sorts of cosmetic work done and yet is efficient, painless and honest please give Morrison a call and request an appointment with Dr Chris Kellum. You won't be disappointed.