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George M Wilson, DDS

4.0 (7 reviews)
Closed • 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

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The wait time is very long. Up to an hour even if you have an appointment. The service is great but not ideal if you're on a schedule.

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9 years ago

I was treated with respect. Treatment a breeze. Dentist explained everything. Staff friendly.

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Powell Pediatric Dentistry - Cleaning time

Powell Pediatric Dentistry

3.8(21 reviews)
24.8 mi

I have never been treated so poorly by a pediatric dentist. Yesterday, I was told my son's tooth…read morecould be filled instead of getting a crown. Today, after he was already numbed and on laughing gas, the dentist suddenly announced they were pulling the tooth. I refused--he starts school tomorrow--and the dentist then refused to fill another tooth we had discussed, telling me to "find a different dentist." My child was left confused, scared, and half-numb for no reason. This is not how families should be treated.

Poor Communication and Last-Minute Treatment Changes…read more Yesterday, I spoke directly with the pediatric dentist about my son's treatment for 2 teeth. The dentist said there was a possibility he might need a baby crown for one tooth, but after I explained that I didn't want that, he told me it would most likely be possible to be left the tooth alone instead and that a crown wouldn't be necessary. But the another tooth need the filling. I repeated to him that it's going to be just the filling and no crown. The dentist confirmed. Today, when I brought my son in for the scheduled filling, the dental assistants said it's going to be extraction and filling, so I explained to her. She said she will let the dentist know. RDH had already numbed his mouth and given him laughing gas before the dentist came in. Only then did the dentist tell me that they were going to pull the tooth. I told him I did not want the tooth pulled the day before my son's first day of school and he didn't mention about the extraction in our conversation yesterday. The dentist then said he would not be able to fill the second tooth we had discussed and told me to "find a different dentist and get a second opinion." I left feeling upset and frustrated by the lack of communication, the abrupt change in treatment after my son was already numbed, and the way my concerns were dismissed. Parents deserve honesty, respect, and clear information about their child's dental care.

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California KiDDS Pediatric Dentistry

California KiDDS Pediatric Dentistry

4.3(55 reviews)
67.3 mi

Love this place, they are great with my two kids. We moved here about a year and a half ago and my…read morekids have seen them 3 times for their checkups and cleanings. They always have a good visit, the texting confirmation thing is awesome and really helps me keep track. The office staff is helpful and friendly, both on the phone and in person. Thanks to Yelp for helping me find this place, I'm lucky I didn't have to search!

I appreciate the systematic kids focused dentist experience here. We have been going here since my…read moredaughter turned 2. The check in process is simple and they have you sign any necessary forms as you arrive. Any payment is taken care of at the end. Reception staff are always kind and attentive. Most forms that I need to sign are prefilled with my daughters name and the date. In the waiting room, there is a play area for kids with books, legos, a play kitchen, and hand sanitizer is available too. They have one tv in the front that plays a movie, and that movie continues in the back when they take the kids back. We have never waited long and are usually called back pretty quickly. The dental hygienists and RDAs are all very friendly. They all have kind personalities and it definitely feels like they were called to work with kiddos. The first couple of visits, as our daughter was getting used to the idea of a dentist visit, they allowed her to sit in my lap and tilted her back to check out her teeth. (I also have caught on that as she ages, there is one thing they add to the appointments each time. They kind of just brushed her teeth and felt her teeth at age 2/2.5-they they did an x-ray at 3 but only of certain angles, then they added the scraping tool, and did x-rays of more angles. I think that helps kids adapt to the dentist and also doesn't throw everything at once.) 1.5 years and a few visits later, she lays on the table and watches the movie while they work. She enjoys using the sunglasses offered for the bright light! There is also a train table in the back, and in between the DH/RDA visit and the Dentists visit they let the kids go play if they want. We usually only get about 5-8 minutes with the dentist, but this is not unlike any other dentist office. We have seen Dr. Kunkel and Dr. Addie, and we thought both were great and offered good suggestions and encouragement. They have also been clear about treatment plans, if any, and answer all of our questions. Reason for loss of star: I will say, the only thing that may not be enjoyed by some families, is lack of privacy in the main treatment area. The treatment tables are side by side 4 on each side, in an open space. I think the most patients at one time that I have seen are 6. This configuration definitely helps kids understand the visit process, they can see other kids having their cleanings and maybe younger ones catch on that "it's not that bad". But then if a kid is upset, the rest that are present hear and see that too. Additionally, the lack of privacy has lead to our family hearing what is going on with another kiddos teeth and the treatment they have to go through, when really you would think due to HIPPA, that would/should be a more private conversation. For me, and our family, we don't mind...yet. I also know they do have private rooms too- but I'm unsure what those are used for/we have never been offered that as an option for cleanings. So maybe if privacy is a concern for you and your family, ask about options for private space? With that we would still recommend!

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Children’s Choice Dental Care - TV above station

Children’s Choice Dental Care

3.4(5 reviews)
23.1 mi

I've been hesitant to take my son to the dentist because of traumatic past experiences with my…read moreolder children. Today we came here and my son loved it. Movies at all the chairs. Staff was friendly. They were efficient and we found no activities! I'm glad we choose them. We will be back for our 6 months cleaning

Horrendous experience with office staff trying to get my child a dentist appointment as a new…read morepatient. I called and made the appointment but was told someone would call me about whether or not my insurance would be accepted, prior to the appointment. A few hours before the appointment, which was going to be almost an hour's drive away, I still hadn't heard from them so I followed up. The guy who answered the phone had an attitude from the minute he answered the phone and seemed to take everything I said as a personal insult. He then wanted to argue with me about whether or not I was being "rude" to him rather than just answering my questions about whether our insurance was accepted and whether I needed to drive an hour for our appointment which was just a few hours away. He told me someone did call me (no one did, and why would I be calling if someone had?). He then said they do not take our insurance! When I told him I'm frustrated that I could have driven an hour and then this would have happened at the office, he acted like it was my fault. I'm glad I didn't go and I would never want my child to go to such an uncaring and unkind place.

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George M Wilson, DDS - pediatric_dentists - Updated May 2026

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