One of the best dentists in the city, if not the best. Dr. Hassan is remarkably talented with the…read morebest bedside manners.

Dr Mehran Armani and his team--so close knit let's say "family"-- helped me have *several*…read moreexceptional experiences, which my teeth joyfully welcomed. The wreckage of my past in my mouth extends to 1968, and Chevy Chase Dental Incorporated have gone above and beyond what most mere mortals can do. Looking forward to some fully restored teeth in the next life, but for now my bike is benign and my smile sweet ;)

This was one of the best things I have ever done. With my teeth being so bad that I would not smile…read moreto not stopping my smile. A little discomfort but all in all could not ask for a better experience. The staff at Alpharetta were great. If you are having dental issues and want your smile back I highly recommend it.

I just got dental implant from Nuvia in Colorado I am the happiest girl in the world, and they're…read morethe nicest people in the world. I would highly recommend them. I give them a strong 10

Adequate. They switched my appointment to a different dentist. Not great very upset extremely…read moredisappointed I. The care and concern. I won't go back

I've been coming to Dr Cohen and his practice since they started and have had excellent care with a…read morefriendly and professional attitude always!

A crook of a dentist. Please avoid at all costs. So, pre-covid a relative went here as a new…read morepatient cause it was on their insurance. He told my relative they needed a tooth pulled and a few cavities filled right away! This is my relative who I care about so I decided to visit him to judge if he was a nice and honest dentist. I was surprised he told him my relative needed a tooth pulled/ multiple cavities filled. But thought I'd visit him to test him out for my relative. Well, he told me I had about 6 cavities that needed filled right away!. The week before I just visited my dentist who said I had no cavities except one small one we needed to remineralize cause it was small so no need to fix it yet. I sent my relative to my dentist who said he needed NO tooth pulled! No tooth pulled. The tooth was healthy. But, he only had one cavity needed filled. Years later...... my relative still hasn't need a tooth pulled. I told my relative to never go back there again. What do you call a dentist who tells a patient that needs to get their tooth pulled when they don't? What do you call a dentist who tells a patient they got to have multiple cavities filled right away when they no not need to get except 1? Dentist can get away with a lot of malpractice when the average person doesn't go to other dentist for a second option. To be fair to him.... they are a lot of crooks in this area. He is not special in this at all. Always go to different dentist for a second option or even when they say you need cavities filled.

Dr George does it again ! Just finished some very complex bridgework waaay back in my mouth, & he…read moredid it skillfully, painlessly & at a very fair price. My new choppers work better than my "original equipment". Bonus points for no gagging -- a big problem for me before Dr George came to town. Thank you !!!

I can recommend Dr Linder and her office with the utmost confidence. I've never before had a…read moredentist who would explain so clearly the need for a procedure and every step she was going to take before starting and as she was working. Her office staff and hygienist are excellent. The place is always cheerful and runs like clockwork. And best of all, if needed, she can make a perfect zirconium crown in 20 minutes. This morning, She removed a 30 yr old crown, addressed the decay beneath it, and placed a permanent zirconium crown. I was in the chair for less than 90 minutes.

Excellent care High quality Terrific office The entire…read morestaff is knowledgeable and extremely competent. Highly recommend

An experienced dentist... but outdated procedures and equipment. A nice man... but inflated ego…read more He fails to understand that he needs to send a patient with a complicated procedure (molar root canal, for example) somewhere else (such as an endodontist) for treatment!

Dr. Goldman has great chair side manner. He's thorough; doesn't believe in unnecessary dental work…read more (I went to him after another dentist recommended pulling a tooth and getting an implant. Dr. G remedied the problem; I still have the tooth.) The staff is kind and helpful - and fun -- all of them: Eve, Michelle, Cheryl (and there's another assistant whose name I can't remember). If you haven't noticed, I very highly recommend Dr. Goldman.

Yesterday my dad needed to see a dentist immediately. He'd received a diagnosis that required…read moreimmediate attention. Since I've been a patient at this dental center for many years, I called them and asked if they could, in this urgent case, provide an appt for my dad immediately. They did so willingly. My dad and mom arrived and were well cared for while being in there. Which doesn't surprise me. That staff and dentists are so friendly, competent and compassionate. I'm super delighted that my dad and mom had a pleasantly warm invitation. And, he received referrals to top doctors to see next steps. Drs Telis and Robinson are brilliant!

Severe dental anxiety and a few years of no dental insurance left me needing work that could not be…read moreprocrastinated anymore. I choose this place because they had good reviews from other people with dental anxiety. The first two visits, I saw a female doctor I couldn't catch her name. She and her assistant put me at relative ease. She did x-rays, a deep cleaning, a removal, and bone graft. I managed to sit through it without freaking out, largely due to the demeanor of the dentist. My hands were shaking but they gave me a stress ball to squeeze and I made it through. Next I was scheduled to return and get the stitches removed and some fillings done. After the bone graft took, she planned to do an implant. The work order was written up and approved by me. But on the day of my visit, I got a call saying the female dr was out on a family emergency. But I'd be seen by Dr Lim. Ok... Well, Dr Lim came into the room. The dental assistant told me that he was quiet, but was a great dentist who specialized in root canals. I was already nervous, and Dr Lim's bedside manner did not improve. First, he wasn't just quiet, he kept dropping and adjusting my chair without warning, jerking my body around. Without reviewing notes, he removed the stitches (I had to tell them where they were). Then looked at xrays, and growled, "I'm going to do a root canal." and left the room. The front desk lady came in with a new work order and cost estimate. Dr Lim basically ignored everything that the other dentist did, and just wanted to do a root canal in a tooth that the other dentist didn't mention. When I asked about the other work, the desk lady fetched the paperwork. Together, with the root canal and cap, planned implant, and fillings, it was more than I could swing. At this point, my anxiety was very high. Dr Lim came back in the room to explain why I needed the root canal. He pointed to the x-rays, which I don't know how to read. He said, in a very hostile tone, that if I didn't get it fixed, the cavity would just get worst. He said he didn't see the point of the planned implant when I needed other work on teeth that were closer to the front of my mouth. During our interaction, he demonstrated that he hadn't reviewed my prior treatment notes by saying he'd address a problem with my teeth that the other dentist had already fixed (but still showed up on the original x-rays). I didn't give consent, so Dr Lim left the room. I decided to just leave with the stitches being removed, and not get any more dental work done that day. I wasn't prepared for a root canal, having gone in expecting a mild day of fillings. Before I left, I expressed that my confidence was shaken by the fact that the two different dentists didn't agree on a single plan of action for what work was the highest priority. I have no doubt that I need a fair amount of work, but I wasn't happy with the first doctor's treatment plan being belittled by the second doctor. The front desk lady said she'd bring the issue to the head dentist, Dr Sanna, and ask him to prioritize dental work with the two doctor's differing plans in mind. She said she'd get back to me Monday (it was Friday). I left, and proceeded to have a full blown panic attack. No one from the dentist office called me to follow up on the issue. Not that Monday, or in the weeks after.

I consider myself lucky to have been under the care of Dr. Markogiannakis. She is an excellent…read moredentist who is passionate about her work, and if it wasn't for her, I probably would have ground my teeth down to the nerve by now. She was also able to repair and fill the parts I had worn down. Sadly for me, my new insurance doesn't include her in my network. That said, I want to reemphasize that she is a top rate dentist with a top rate team and practice.

Extremely unprofessional. Patient care poor. Disrespectful. Dishonest. Frightening experience…read moreduring two visits.