Dr. Koplow and his staff are the best dental practice I have ever been too! I have 3 sons and ages…read more2, 9, and 15 and my middle child has some bad luck with his teeth. Dentists have always been really judgemental and make him feel bad but Dr. Koplow actually listened to my concerns and my son's fears. He made my son feel relaxed even though he was scared and when we had to return for a second appointment he didn't give me any trouble! The main receptionist, Branda is so patient and sweet. She is what every resptionist should be!!! The office is decorated as if you are under the sea and my 3 year old loves pointing out the fish and as he watches movies on TV. If you are looking for a dentist, I highly recommend Dr. Koplow's office!!

All 4 of my kids love every single lady at Dr. Koplow's office. They love watching tv and sometimes…read moredon't even notice the work being done. Dr. Koplow is very gentle with the kids and they have never complained about going. Keeps my kids teeth clean and safe

I just wanted to take a moment to thank Dr. Jenny Jackson and everyone at Asheville Pediatric…read moreDentistry. My daughter was born in November and had a tongue tie, a condition which we found in our circumstance would need to be corrected. Dr. Jackson was so wonderful and scheduled us for the same day(she was even going out of town that night and she stayed late for us to complete the procedure!) Even after the procedure the follow up was amazing. She gave us her personal cell phone and was available to us anytime we had any questions.

Dr. Jackson will tell you herself that she is very proactive about dental health for kids, which…read morehas meant some work for my kid (ah, genetics). Nevertheless, my kid has had such a positive experience during her visits that she says she wants to be a dentist like Dr. Jackson when she grows up. If that isn't an excellent recommendation, I don't know what is!

My previous dentist basically went MIA, and when my daughter had dental pain, they were able to get…read moreus in the next day. She had another tooth infection while we were waiting for a procedure, and they were able to see her the same day. The staff is friendly. Their scheduler Vickie is so sweet and was able to bump us up twice on the cancelation list for her procedure. The only thing I don't like is that there is no after-hours or on call line for questions, but that's more of a luxury than a requirement.

We love Dr. Moody and all his staff. They've seen all of our children. We always have such a great…read moreexperience and our kids love them too. Thanks!

The quality of care is outstanding. This includes all staff members. All are kind and caring…read more Everyone is efficient and professional. I got such great care that I recommended to sister, hubby. Call them today, you will be glad you did.

My son was so nervous about seeing the dentist today, but the staff especially Brittany and Dr.Andy…read morewere absolutely amazing! My son laughed through his cleaning and asked if we could come back as we were leaving! By far the absolute best staff in any doctors office I've ever been in.

Wonderful! My little one has had nothing short of excellence while at her check-ups. She was a bit…read morenervous this last time and Dr. Campbell brought over their live office bunny for her to cuddle the whole time she had her teeth cleaned. She didn't want to go home after! The hygienists have always been amazing and Dr. Campbell's calm demeanor is exactly what I was looking for in a pediatric dentist.

They are great with my son who has gone there since he was 2 or 3 years old. Dr. Campbell even did…read morea semi emergent tele visit with us on a weekend when we were on vacation once. He called in an antibiotic for my son when he had a sore in his mouth that I was worried was infected. My son got his antibiotic there where we were and we were able to continue our vacation and everything was fine.

over a hour after being put in a room and still waiting for them to start!! If your coming here…read morepack a lunch!! Ring a pillow!!

From the owner: Welcome to Our Practice!…read more Welcome to the pediatric dental office of Bo Townsend, D.D.S. and Jared Lee, D.M.D.. Providing specialized dentistry for children and adolescents in a "child-friendly" environment. As pediatric dentists, we focus on preventive care to help each child have a healthy smile that will last a lifetime. Serving infants, children and teens in Knoxville, Tennessee and the surrounding cities of Powell, Maryville and Oak Ridge, TN.

What a great office. It can be an...adventure to bring young kids to the dentist. Heck, adults even…read morecry in the corner at the thought of those toothy tools. Volunteer makes it an easier experience for both child and parent. Due to COVID, they have you call upon arrival, share your parking spot number, and wait in your car. When they are ready for you, the hygienist comes out to get you. They are currently (Feb 2022) requiring masks for those inside as well. Once inside, they weigh your kiddo (not sure why?) and bring them back to the exam room. Most X-rays and the cleaning and exam will be done in the same room. It has a child-sized dental chair and a TV mounted to the ceiling for the kids to watch Disney while their mouth is examined. The only time my son left was to get the 360 x-ray done of his mouth. The hygienist and dentist, Dr. Valerie, are great at explaining what they will be doing, patient, and have a calming demeanor that can put even the most nervous, wiggly offspring at ease. The trip to the treasure box doesn't hurt with easing the nerves, either! ;-)

Absolutely fantastic treatment. This is our first visit here. The office is very inviting for kids…read moreto feel happy and comfortable with coming to the dentist. The hygienist was so kind and patient with my little Mr. Highly recommend!!

Beware!!! After paying over $2000 for braces (which is my…read morepart in full) Great Smiles failed to file insurance correctly and is now billing me an extra $600. This is wrong on too many levels. There are other Orthodontics with better billing practices. I will be filing a complaint with the Insurance Commissioner.

Sorta chronological update:…read more We assumed that our dental insurance did not cover braces. We later found out that it partially did. We had to remind GS twice to submit info so that we could be reimbursed. When my husband called to cancel an appointment due to school exams, the receptionist was rude. He told her that appointments should be made after the exams, as most of GS' patients are students. I had called GS and left a message cancelling that appointment, but no one called back. GS has certain orthos on site during certain days, which limits availability. I called GS because my daughter could not wear her retainer because it was causing her pain. The nearest appointment was a week and a half away. That is a long time to be retainer-free. I was switched to Dr. Stephanie when Dr. Irvine retired. I was not given a choice. She was a new ortho and needed patients. My daughter's treatment was then delayed. I think that they were trying to stagger the patients. I believe that we were overcharged by at least $1,516.00. We paid $6,430.00 without insurance. We live in a rural area. My teen wore her metal braces for two years. We did not inquire about insurance until the very end. The average cost of braces is $5,000.00 to $6,000.00.* GS does not give discounts. However, some orthodontists do so as a courtesy. If your child has autism, I would mention to the financing planner that the condition of autism burdens caretakers with increased medical expenses.** Late fees are twenty bucks. We paid bigger sums at times; we figured that we could pay cash when we were at the office. Ten is fair. But twenty? When I finally noticed that fee, my husband lost it. They whipped out the contract. He got reimbursed for all of the late fees when he paid for the remainder of the bill right there. I know that GS has to pay their people. Situational stress affected much of our lives and tasks got pushed aside for us to survive mentally. Close to the time of her braces removal, my daughter was not wearing her bands. Autism and braces are an awkward fit. I told the receptionist; she told me to come in anyway. Dr. Steph wanted to take my daughter's braces off early. She said that the space between my daughter's teeth was the width of the depth of a piece of paper. Via phone, I refused the removal of the braces. I wanted my money's worth. Dr. Steph was very frustrated. Oddly, we did not meet Dr. Steph until the day the braces were removed. My husband met her on the immediately above mentioned day, and then I met her on the day the braces were removed- and that was only because I had questions. I would not have even met her if I did not have to confer with her. I asked my daughter after every visit if she saw a doctor, and not just an assistant. The second the braces came off, my daughter noted that Dr. Irvine had noted a possible future frenectomy. I had forgotten that fact, and so had GS. I asked to speak with Dr. Steph. Both she and her assistant said that a frenectomy is done before braces; my kid would be monitored and assessed for one a couple months later. I researched, and it seemed like the opposite was true- that a frenectomy is done after braces. When we returned in August 2018, I had to ask about the frenectomy, and the assistant got aggressive. She said that her notes said that my kid's mouth would be monitored. I was under the impression that Dr. Steph would see us at that visit and address the problem further. We left, with me wondering why I had to ask so many questions. A frenectomy is $300.00. I am wondering if it was included in the braces fee we paid, as the retired Dr. Irvine included it is his treatment outline notes that were mailed to us. The frenectomy was never further addressed. My kid was expecting a "braces off" gift. When she was getting her braces on, a boy getting his braces off got a Dick's gift card. Girls could get a Sephora one. You know what she got? A hammock that they were handing out to anyone that stopped by GS. We had to pay thousands for that hammock, but potential patients got it for free. At the front desk, you can win a gift card by filling out a survey. Let me know if you win my daughter's gift card. The worst part is that an assistant told my daughter to wear her retainer for only a month during the day after the braces came off. This seemed weird to me, as I had to wear my retainer for a year and a half during the day. A Refinery29 article states that you should wear a retainer for at least a year during the day. I emailed GS about that. No one responded. The new GB dentist has no idea about GS' retainer policy. Last spring, she told my kid to wear hers. GS is doing so well that the hours have shortened. I felt like a number with a dollar sign there. *ValuePenguin, Fall 2018. **National and state Medicaid sites.