After experiencing a chipped tooth a few months ago, the office wanted me to pay $250+ just to come…read morein JUST to be seen (this doesn't include x-rays or treatment). The low quality of the fillings is of concern. I have had two fillings falls out, one needed a root canal and one needed an extraction with bone graft and membrane (NOT done by Dr. Foss, went elsewhere by then). Dr. Foss use to be a lot of our friends go-to dentist office but the prices have skyrocketed and the outdated equipment have us seeking a more updated, professional and clean atmosphere. I noticed after every cleaning or filling, I would have a sore on my lip, inside my cheek and at the corner of my mouth the next day from probably the non sterile environment. Just be warned and ask for prices BEFORE any procedures or 'visits'. Also, I had to have a root canal and she referred me to an endodontist; yet I thought she was one?! They've gotten greedy with out of pocket pay and insurance accepted. Also, if you like old school dentistry, this is the place for you. The follow up care after a procedure isn't very good, either. I'd rather go to a dentist office where I feel like family instead of dollar signs.

Before even visiting the office, I met Dr. Foss and some of the other women in the office at a…read morefundraiser for animal rescue, so I already knew I would be dealing with good, kind-hearted people. What I didn't know is just how incredibly pleasant a trip to the dentist could be. From the moment I stepped through the door, I was greeted with genuine smiles and conversation. I waited only a few minutes before I was taken to the back, seated and tended to immediately. To me, one of the biggest complaints about doctors is the wait time. This was such a welcome surprise! The nurse who dealt with me was incredibly knowledgeable, answered my seemingly endless questions with patience and thoroughness, and I was in and out in no time! And what was so impressive was the follow up. I received phone calls the next day and a few days later checking on my condition to see if I was feeling better. I am so happy to have found a place filled with people who seem happy to be at work, who treat you like part of the family, and offer such a nice experience. Even though this office is 20 minutes from my home, it is absolutely worth it. I would highly recommend Dr. Foss to anyone looking for a dentist.

This is a great office. They're good about keeping your appointment time and you won't have to wait…read moreto be seen. The office is super clean and modern. They're very hospitable and have a setup with drinks and snacks in the waiting area. Dr. Simon is great! She is friendly and obviously very smart. She takes time with her patients and you can tell she gets to know them personally. I had a little problem with a retainer and she got me in the next day to get everything fixed up without any problems. Another reviewer said that there is no privacy, but there are actually a few private rooms for patients if that is a concern. Very happy with my experiences with this office overall!

Way more expensive than any other consult. They make you pay for basic things others do for free. I…read morefeel like a sucker that I believed them that I needed to do it and paid. I would recommend looking elsewhere as I don't feel they are fair or transparent. Update for Patricia: no, this is the right office. Natalia is the one I was dealing with.

Professional and friendly staff. I normally hate going to the dentist because of bad past…read moreexperiences. Dr.Park was judgement free and great at explaining the treatment I needed. I could tell she was really listening to my concerns. Office staff was friendly and helpful explaining my out of pocket cost before starting any work. Office was very clean and has modern equipment.

I took my elderly mother here for her dental appointment 3 years ago. At that time, I happened to…read morehave cracked a crown. I happened to mention it to Sarah. She asked about my insurance. The next day I was having my crown repaired. Sarah and Dr. Park really take good care of me and my mother. We've never had a bad experience. I recommend their business.

I could not be more pleased with the amount of professionalism I received during my consultation…read more She was my second visit to get advice on cosmetic teeth surgery and my options. She was upbeat, honest and took her time. I would recommend her to everyone looking to change or looking for a new dentist in the area. I was more than pleased and happy with the services and the whole experience. Barbara

Wow! I never leave reviews but I wish I had stumbled across this dentist much sooner. My sister in…read morelaw recommended her. I can finally say that I trust a dentist. Dr. Hevrin and her staff do such an AMAZING job! They communicate well, they're gentle, and they care about you being comfortable and taken care of. There were no surprises on cost on the day of the procedure. Everything was exactly how they described. If you're unsure about going to the dentist, after so many bad experiences, I cannot recommend Dr. Hevrin and her team enough!! What a relief to have found this place!

Absolutely horrible experience. My son went in for a simple cavity filling and came out saying the…read moredentist accidentally drilled into the inside of his cheek during the procedure. He was in pain afterward, and instead of showing concern or apologizing, the office manager, Bree, completely dismissed the situation. What made the situation even worse was her attitude. She was rude, condescending, and actually laughed while I was expressing concerns about my child being injured. At no point did she apologize or show any empathy whatsoever. Instead, she acted like I was overreacting for being upset that my child was hurt during a dental procedure. Accidents may happen, but how a business responds says everything. This office chose to be dismissive, disrespectful, and unprofessional instead of taking accountability and treating a concerned parent with basic decency. I will never return here and would strongly recommend other parents think twice before trusting this office with their children.

We have been going to this dentist for years and have honestly always had good experiences but now…read morethey will no longer allow me to go past the waiting room with my kids even though going without me was very clearly upsetting my youngest. If being with your kids during dentist appointments is important to you then pick a different dentist.

If you're looking for affordable Dental care this ls your place. I suggest you get a quote for the…read moreSAME work at Solar dental and I can guarantee you they'll be cheaper out of pocket (OOP). Ariel is the best. Everyone is so welcoming here. Kevin, at the front desk, always greets people as they walking in with good morning/afternoon depending on the time of day and ask "how are you". They know most of their customers by names which says a lot about customer retention. Every time I'm here I see someone that I know with their kids or for their own dental work. This says a lot about Solar Dental as parents trust them with their entire family's dental work. You will NOT regret switching to Solar Dental for ALL your family dental needs.

Stay away from this doctor. He is after money only. Just take all teeth out and give him $40,000 to…read moreget implants and that is all Dr. Iqbal cares. Dirty environment, rough hands, and discourteous staff adds icing on the cake, that you do not want to swallow a single bite of. Avoid it!

I'm sure that he's a very competent and efficient dentist. No complaints there. The bedside…read moremanner, however, is lacking. Here are some rules of thumb that they might not have taught at dental school: 1) After a procedure is done, many patients are accustomed to the courtesy of being offered a mirror to view the work and perhaps even ask questions. Giving a mirror to a patient is not a strange or unusual thing to do. 2) When discussing unusually invasive/intensive/dramatic/traumatic procedures -- oral-surgery type procedures -- it's considered polite not to speak of them in a laughing or jocular manner. Patients like to imagine that their dentist is at least simulating empathy with the experience of having one's mouth/jaw cut open. It is actually a big deal so please try to pretend to treat it as such. 3) When a patient asks a question about a procedure, it is considered courteous to offer more than one-word or one-phrase answers, and to at least pretend to have an interest in answering the question and dealing with the patient's questions or concerns. In today's busy world, many patients feel entitled to be made aware of decisions and procedures regarding their care. It is not considered burdensome or out of line to communicate information about these topics, politely and efficiently, to the patient. Bottom line: being a dentist is about more than performing dental work. It entails minimal competency at verbal and non-verbal communication. Unfortunately that may not be what certain dentists consider to be part of their job.

While I wasn't thrilled to have to have my tooth ground down for a crown this week, he did a…read morewonderful job. I didn't feel any of the shots he gave me to numb my mouth. No pain...even after the proceedure, really. My gum was sore, but my tooth ached very little. He and his assistant even worked with me to get my permanent crown before I leave for my trip to Italy. I choose him because he's on my insurance at work, but I'm happy with the treatment I've had.

I absolutely love Dr. Barefield and her staff! I brought my 10 y/o daughter here after a different…read moredentist office attempted to pull 2 of her baby teeth without anesthetic and couldn't have cared less about her comfort or well-being! Dr. B explained everything, in detail, TO MY DAUGHTER to make sure that she understood what was going to happen and felt okay. I was impressed with this. Most doctors act like the kid isn't even in the room and just looks over them to talk to the parents. At first Dr. B thought my daughter would have to get an IV sedation because of her traumatic experience with the aforementioned dentist office, but after talking to her, my daughter agreed that she felt comfortable enough to just use some "laughing gas". Worked like a charm and my daughter was like "wow, that's it?!" :-) Anytime someone asks for a pediatric dentist recommendation, this is the place I send them to!

My dissatisfaction is with the assistive personnel…read more The staff needs to be trained in customer service. During our first visit I was able to sit with her in the treatment room during her cleaning, without asking. On our second visit for scheduled fillings we checked in and the tech told me to go sit in the siting room. When I asked to remain with her during treatment. He questioned why I felt the need to stay with her. This was not an appropriate response. I had to escalate. Which they allowed me to sit with her. But I should not be made to feel like I have to justify my reason for wanting to sit in with my daughter during her treatment. On the third visit for further fillings, we checked in and when she was called, the tech again said "she is fine to come alone, you can wait in the waiting room". What gives the tech the authority to decide my child can proceed by herself? This is not how parents should be approached. She could have asked if I was okay with her receiving the treatment alone without my presence. If parents are not going to be allowed to be present this needs to be explained at check in and before consent of treatment. Children are not allowed to seek medical and dental treatment alone. So why should I not be allowed to be present during her treatment?