Dr. Minh-Duc Tran is extremely professional and knowledgeable. He takes the time to explain…read moreprocedures clearly and ensures you feel comfortable and well-informed. The office is clean, the staff is courteous and the overall experience is always smooth and efficient. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a true professional.

Dr. Do is great! D Smiles Family Dentistry is efficient, careful and considerate. The vibe in the…read moreoffice is calm and friendly and the work they perform is top-tier. She came highly recommended by a close friend and I understood why from the first visit. Likewise, I would recommend their practice to anyone in need of a great dentist. Dr. Do may very well be the best. :D

My experience with LifeTime Smiles has been extraordinary, I went there with the expectation of…read morekind of being told the same thing that every other dentist has told me. That the only way we can help you is with one option and that option is a cosmetic option and you have to pay out of pocket and we're looking at around $12,000. Until I found LifeTime Smiles, I called and set up a consultation. The front desk staff were easy to talk to and kind. Kayla was one of the most enjoyable people I have ever spoken to in a customer service role. She really gets people and is compassionate and supportive. I was set up with Dr. Reangber and she was nothing like the other dentists I've encountered. She saw me for me, and she looked for a solution that would make me feel human again. I had dental fluorosis on my front teeth that left me feeling ashamed and hindered my confidence. Today I went and had my teeth fixed by the teeth magician herself! (Yes I called her that) She really gave me my life back in a way I don't know if I could ever explain. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for helping me and giving me the confidence I needed back.

New patients, be wary. Especially if you have no Dental Insurance…read more Read everything very carefully. If you need a root canal or extraction, don't waste your time on this one. Understand everyone needs to make a profit. But this, worst experience I've had in 10 years time.

I will never go here again. I called and canceled an appointment on a Friday for an appointment on…read morethe following Monday. They said I didn't call in time to cancel it and are charging me for a missed appointment. I've been to other dentist and doctors in another state and never had an issue canceling appointments over a weekend.

I had my full month restoration. The results were extraordinary. Although the whole process was…read morelong but definitely worth the time. Now I can blast a wide smile with my new teeth. My experience at Haymarket Dental was so positive. It couldn't possibly have gone better. I want to thank everyone at Haymarket for their excellent work. Special thanks to Dr. Moon who brought my confidence back. I'd strongly recommend individuals who is looking for implant to Dr. Moon. Haymarket Dental has it all on implant - technology, skill and supportive staff.

Got my tooth pulled and oh boy they did a great job!!Numbed perfectly!!. The quality of the care…read morewas outstanding! So kind and helpful!

I had gum surgery with Dr. Agarwal. After the first failed attempted, I was told by the assistant…read morethat the Dr. "would fit it and take care of it". I was never given an estimate nor was I was ever told it was a possibility to not work at all. After the 2nd surgery, I knew immediately it didn't work. Attempting to get anyone to follow up with me was next to impossible. When I got the first bill, I called and the billing contact I spoke to advise the bill would be cleared. I have since received another bill that I responded to with a letter to the owner and office manager, that has yet to be responded too. I do not recommend this office for any services.

Dentists of Gainesville is what you get when you cross high-tech loving retail store front…read moredentistry with the personality of a used car salesman. It's a shame, really, because most of the people there are very pleasant and seemingly good at what they do. (I'm ignoring the Periodontist who spoke to me in a patronizing way as if I was a six-year-old. I swear, I thought he was going to offer me a lollipop for being a good boy at the dentist.) Special shout out to Hygienist Jennifer whose professionalism and sincerity transcend the negative elements of this office (I'm looking at you, snarky Office Manager). However, this office is a machine, and their efforts at efficiency leave patients feeling like they're on a conveyor belt moving from provider to provider, all headed toward the cash register. Forget thinking you'll see the dentist you booked with; you'll get whoever is lined up on the assembly line. And don't count on the Dentist Du Jour taking time to read through past notes before treating you. My last encounter here involved the Dentist not bothering to recognize that I have galvanic toxicity (look it up). The first thing she did was poke an implant with a metal instrument, causing lightning to course through the side of my skull and leaving me in pain for the next twelve hours. (It was in the notes from the last visit, doc. Read the patient chart!) I really wanted to make this dental practice work because they have later hours so I can schedule after work. But at some point during every appointment there has been "the sales pitch." Some administrative person takes over the appointment and pulls up a list of expected out-of-pocket charges on a computer screen in front of you while sitting in the exam chair. The Dentist hasn't bothered to talk about recommended procedures, benefits, risks, or any of the other things you'd expect from a medical provider. And when I asked about some of the items on the list (adding up to hundreds of dollars beyond what insurance covers), I was simply told, "Well, she went to Dental School so we just need to trust her recommendation." I fell for this hard sale tactic during my first visit because the doc said it was necessary. Sadly, the doc didn't tell me that there were other options available. And, in subsequent visits, the doc didn't even identify what caused her to make that initial recommendation. Miracle cure? Instead, she added other expensive items to the tally. The Periodontist was even worse, recommending a high-tech procedure that would have cost thousands of dollars out of pocket without even mentioning that there was a low-tech option completely covered by my insurance. And when I tried to check out, the front desk attempted to book a "3-month follow-up" without mentioning that the entire appointment would have been out-of-pocket. I asked the "billing specialist" about this money-grubbing approach to dentistry, and she cheerfully replied, "That's just the way we do things here." The real kicker was when I decided I'd had enough of these mercenary tactics and said that I would not be back. I was told that their system would automatically schedule me for another appointment 6 months + 1 day after my last visit. (Really? I don't get to choose the date or time?) They said I'd get an email reminder, and then I'd have to call the office to cancel the appointment or I would get billed for a no-show. So if you're looking for a dental practice that uses lots of cutting-edge tech, and if you don't mind being on an assembly line, and if you're able to hold your ground and not be swayed by their sales approach, then you might be happy here. For me, there are lots of other great options in the area that offer a more personalized experience with Dentists who get to know you and care about you, and who don't go reaching for your wallet every time you stop by for your biannual cleaning.

I've visited this office three times, and each time got worse until they broke this camel's back…read more At the first visit, of course, we were just getting to know each other. I was quite surprised, though, not to receive any encouraging word when they discovered that, at age 65, I still had no cavities. Instead there was a lot to say about all the procedures they should do and how I'd need to start coming in for quarterly visits, rather than sticking to the bi-annual visits covered by insurance. On a singular positive note: This was the first time a dentist told me, definitively, that I am grinding my teeth and causing damage to enamel and gums. (Past dentists would ask me if I grind. I'm asleep, I don't know.) At the second visit, I was prepared for the negative experience and determined up front that they would not shame me into fluoride treatments, periodontal rejuvenation, etc. When I told Nabila that I couldn't afford to go down the road with all their suggestions, I received pity for supposedly being too poor. I said "no" to all the extras and left with just the exam, xrays, and cleaning, as planned, but miffed that she would talk to me that way. The straw: First off, the shocking blow that I have my first cavities. (Did you know a medication can cause dry mouth and ruin your saliva protection?) That's not their fault, of course, but the treatment plan! Nabila quoted around $1800 was "necessary," including "cerec inlays" for 3 cavities mounting to $1100. She even mentioned the word "crown" a couple of times. Crown? I thought "filling" is the appropriate treatment for a cavity--especially one that hasn't been there long and can't be very large. Additionally, Nabila had charged me nearly $250 for the cleaning (covered by my insurance) and proposed another $100 for cancer screening. Every prior dentist has done a cancer screening included with the exam, but because this office uses high-tech digital equipment... I left with their proposal and determined to seek a second opinion. Thankfully, insurance covers the consultation with another dentist--and thankfully the local dentist I chose (using the same high-tech digital equipment) offered to do a whole new set of xrays with the exam. I made an appointment the same day and received confirmation that I do, indeed, have cavities, but only TWO need to be treated--with composite fillings, not inlays; they are too small to require that much intervention. The third spot on the xray was too small for treatment. This dentist recommended waiting and watching to see if the small amount of damage can be reversed with fluoride and flossing. Bottom line: Addressing only the cavities (and saving the periodontal issues for another day), I'll be spending $80 for two composite fillings compared to $1100 for three cerec inlays at Dentists of Gainesville. Thank God for gut feelings. I knew there was something very wrong about that office! They are not to be trusted.

I started my journey with NFD a year and a half ago in a quest for better dental health. I had…read morebroken molars from grinding my teeth through COVID and my gums were beginning to show signs of age. Since then, my mouth has been completely transformed! And, now, I've begun the next leg of my journey with them to straighten my teeth that have been crowded my whole life. The dental staff, from the front desk to hygienists, to Dr Lauren herself are always friendly and welcoming with absolutely no judgement. They all put their patients first and make me feel like they are all there just for me I highly recommend NFD!

I was afraid of going to the dentist. Now I actually like it. Great place!!!! My family and I love…read moreNFD.

Have been to Dr. Houser for several years and now all of a sudden I needed a lot of dental work…read moredone. No work was needed for at least two years and had a cleaning every six months. Had a second opinion and nothing was wrong. Dr. Houser's office staff has also changed and front staff are not as friendly. I recently felt Dr. Houser was bothered by doing my dental checks. It's a shame that his practice has changed and not for the best. Thankful I listened to my gut and had a second opinion.

I went to see Dr. Houser for a cleaning and x-rays and they told me I needed two crowns. After…read morespending a little over $3000 for the crowns, they were not right so I went back and told him they were still painful and not comfortable. He did a few things that took about 10 minutes and said they were correct. I left they were still not right so I went to another dentist and they told me they were not put in correctly at all. So now I have to pay to have them totally redone. It's really a lot of money to pay to have it done once and now I get the privilege of having to pay to get it done twice.

We've recently moved our children to Sporting Smiles and have had nothing but stellar experiences…read morewith every dentist and member of the staff. First, Dr. Khurana and her team developed and implemented a treatment plan for my 4 year old son who needed extensive dental work. We probably consulted with five dentists and she was the only one that offered a plan we felt comfortable with. She talked us through everything before and after the procedure which took place in a hospital setting under anesthesia, making us feel like our son was extremely well cared for in this unsettling situation. Their hospital coordinator Britnee was also fantastic to work with and helped answer numerous questions we had. Separately, Dr Nirali and her assistant Jordan have performed two fillings for my seven year old daughter. They are so incredibly good with kids and skilled at what they do that my daughter actually said getting fillings there was FUN and she didn't experience any pain on either occasion. When I told her she would be all done fillings after the second visit she was DISAPPOINTED. That is not a thing! I really can't say enough good things about this dental practice. If you have kids, and especially if they are apprehensive about dental procedures, take them here.

Excellent pediatric dental practice! We take our 6 & 4 year old here and they love it. They think…read moreit's fun! They give the children tokens at the end of each visit to use in the vending machines that contain little toys (bouncy balls, mini puppies, balloons, erasers, etc.). The providers are so great with children and they are very careful in the way they do things to not cause any trauma. My 6-year-old had to get a crown and two fillings during 3 separate appointments and he was so excited every time I'd tell him, "you have the dentist today." My 4-year-old second born is a bit stubborn and the dental hygienist was fantastic with him and he did so well at his cleaning. I have a lot of dental anxiety from trauma that I experienced when I was a child and I sincerely wish that a place like this existed in the 80s because it would have saved me so much pain and turmoil. I am thrilled that I can give my children a healthy and happy experience with the dentist so that they don't have to experience what I did. Highly recommend.

I had 2 wisdom teeth removed under anesthesia and I couldn't be happier with choosing Meyer Clinic…read morefor the procedure. The clinic is extremely clean, every staff member I interacted with was extremely knowledgeable and kind. I was put at ease day of procedure and had every opportunity to ask questions. I left the office with all the necessary recovering information and tools needed for an easy recovery.

Super friendly staff, The Dr was absolutely amazing. I was in and out for my procedure. I would…read moredefinitely recommend them to anyone.

The staff was friendly, helpful, and explained everything step by step to my daughter that has…read moreanxiety when it comes to the dentist. This was a great choice to switch to awesome smiles

My dental insurance was contacted before service was provided. The service was fine. I paid my…read moreportion of the bill before I I left the office. Imagine my shock, when nearly 3 years later I get a demand letter for payment from Awesome Smiles. I contacted Awesome Smiles. The explanation I got was that my insurance denied payment so I was responsible for payment. My problem with Awesome Smiles is they told me payment was approved by my insurance at the time of service. It is unreasonable to wait years to demand payment from me instead of standing by what they told me at the time of service. Quality of care does not make up for deceptive billing practices.