Dr. Feldstein sold business and under new dentist. Very aggressive dentistry. Immediately went to…read morean extraction and dental implant on first visit. I declined. Nothing wrong w/that tooth according to another dentist. Saved myself $6k PLUS I still have the tooth. Very disappointed as they came highly recommended from a friend. All I wanted was a permanent dentist in the area that could be trusted and a cleaning.

In a previous review of Bruce Feldstein dentist in Lebanon, NH I gave him a compliment of being a…read moregood dentist. After switching to a new dentist who is professional, has beautiful offices, and very detail oriented, I found out that the appointment with Feldstein that I missed because his staff didn't remind me 5 days after returning from vacation was a blessing in disguise. After an thorough exam and a full set of new xrays ($300. for over 25 xrays, I was shocked at the reasonable pricing and my insurance easily paid for it). My new dentist informed me that I had no cavities and there was nothing that needed attention at this time. All of my teeth including the one Feldstein was going to put a "new" crown on and charge me over $1400. was in good condition and certainly was not in need of replacement. ??? OK, now I am wondering if this is a practice of Feldsteins, when he needs more billings he simply invents a "NEEDED" procedure? How many people get a second opinion on dental work? Not many would be my guess, I certainly never did as I always trusted a dentist to be honest with me and not charge for things that did not need to be done. Well now I know, and would never been the wiser had I not gotten a second opinion. How many of his current patients, I'm wondering are getting this same "professional" treatment? forewarned is forearmed

Best general dentist experience! Kind, knowledgeable, gentle and doesn't try and sell you…read moreprocedures you don't need!

Dr Alvarenga is an exceptional periodontist. In the 1990's and early 2000's when I lived in New…read moreHampshire (and we were both relatively young), he treated me for severe periodontal disease (my fault for not going to a dentist for several years!), I could not have hoped for better care. I now live in New York City and per his recommendation, I am under that care of the periodontist under whom he trained. In the office he is very professional but don't be fooled, he is also a very generous and kind person to whom I am still indebted for his exceptional care and for the book,Benevolence and Betrayal which continues to be one of the most fascinating books I have ever read!

Dr. Alvarenga was very accommodating at a time when seeking medical help is very challenging. With…read morehis expertise and state of the art equipment he was able to diagnose and treat my dental emergency. He has reached out to me several times to make sure I am still ok! Our world needs more humanitarians like Dr. Alvarenga.

I've been to a lot of dentists. I had a horrible experience at Hanover st dental. I came to Aspen…read moreto see if they could fix it. The prices here are so much lower then anywhere else I've been. I've had a great experience with them. Everyone who works there is so friendly and helpful. Dr Steven's is amazing. I trust him 100%. I have extremely bad anxiety and he was so patient with me. Definitely recommend Aspen in Lebanon. I will never go anywhere else.

Waited 45 minutes for our appointment during which we heard a variety of issues and complaints from…read morepatients. When asked when we would be taken we were informed of staffing issues and no outlook. We left and won't be back.

WOW! This place is seriously fantastic. Long-time dentist avoider here, and honestly? I'm floored…read morewith them. First, 3D Xray, so they get a really accurate look at what's happening. Comforting, as I had 5 roots in one tooth. This allowed them to know what they were dealing with in advance of my root canal (which is fairly important). Dr Lucier worked on my teeth and she has SUCH a gentle touch with her anesthesia needle. Every other needle I've ever had was WILDLY painful (and dreaded on my part), but she put in just a little bit, let it get numb, then put in more, (which I didn't feel as it was numb) and slowly, so it really didn't hurt (all my other dentists did it all at once and usually had my eyes tearing with pain). Seriously, SUCH a treat! I had two root canals and they were so mellow. I honestly fell asleep during them. It was that comfortable. And btw, they were ready for me on time, moved me along quickly, but without hurrying, AND had a really nice waiting room with legitimately good reading material. Gang, I can not recommend these women enough. They are fantastic on all fronts.

Who knew I would be yelping about a root canal... but let me tell you as someone with a life long…read morephobia of the dentist and nothing but painful and negative experiences, these doctors are a breath of fresh air. Never did I think I would leave a root canal with a smile on my face but that is in fact what happened. They took my fear seriously and offered me a weighted blanket, my choice of music, and talked me through the entire procedure. I am in awe of their skill, kindness, and professionalism. THANK YOU! I will being sending everyone I know that needs root canal therapy your way!

BEWARE of this practice, post is long but worth the read…read more I had been a patient for 3 years at this practice, and while always satisfied with my care, things changed with the introduction of a new provider. October 2025 at my regular cleaning, they were "running behind because of the new provider" (quote from my Hygentist Bev). She rushed me in, cleaned my teeth, took new X-rays, and she was off to get the new dentist for the exam. He introduced himself, gave a 2-minute exam, said " nice to meet me and off to the next patient. After his departure, Bev informed me that I needed two crowns and they should be done as soon as possible, for fear of further damage. Interesting....I had not reported any changes or pain. Off to the checkout I go. Checking out the total for the day was $328.00. Evaluation $70, Bitewing Four Image $100, and Prophylaxis $158. The estimate I was given for the two crowns total $4640.00. Wait....you want me to invest $4640.00, allowing someone who spent less than 5 minutes with me doing the work? Nope, getting a second opinion. AND!! I called the office and spoke with the office manager, Pam, about my experience. She told me they would/could do the work at the current price because after the new year, prices go up 5%. Found my wonderful previous provider, made the appointment, arrange for x-rays to be transferred. (See my review at Concord Smiles, 13 Wall St., Dr. Dulock) New appointment, all was going well until I found I needed new X-rays, Schell Dentistry had failed to provide the latest October 2025 and Dr. Dulock needed to see if any changes. Schell's office sent 2023 and 2024, but not 2025! Those of course, were the most important to see the changes for the impending new crown diagnosis. New X-rays were taken and after comparing, Dr. Dulock saw no changes from 2023 and 2024; he felt no crowns were needed at this time. He did mention that perhaps at some point in the future these fillings might need replacing, but not now. Yay, Dr. Dulock, thanks for taking the time! Today, December 16, I called Dr. Schell's office and again spoke with Pam to let her know the October 2025 X-rays were not sent and there had been an "error" perhaps on their end in transferring my files. She put me on hold and when she came back, told me the files had just been transferred. Don't need them today; I needed them yesterday. Pam also informed me that Concord Smiles "could" have called for the X-rays yesterday. Honestly, it took me two phone calls due to a busy signal to talk to her. "We are busy" was her reply when I pointed that out. And when I also pointed out that had the new provider, Dr. Mahlik taken the time to examine my x-rays, perhaps he would have come to the conclusion that no crowns were needed? She, Pam, became very frustrated with me and accused me of being "mean"? Seriously, I thought I was very much under control and being polite based on the service their practice had given me. She did wish me a Happy Holiday or have a nice day wish, it was a brief comment before hanging up on me. Moral of the story - get a second opinion, I'm VERY glad I did.

I really liked Dr. Schell! He took good care of my chompers, and even repaired the tooth I broke…read moreat Murphy's (see the Murphy's review) and you would never know the bottom 1/3 of my tooth is fake! Well, now you know, but you wouldn't have known if I hadn't told you. His hygienists were cool and for the first time ever explained why flossing daily is so important. I then started to floss daily. Dr. Schell wins! The staff does sorta rush you through and the end of the visit is awkward. Do I stand here? Do I pay? What do I do? Oh, please, somebody tell me I'm so LOST! Eventually they tell you to stand HERE and pay THIS. I also got my teeth whitened with the system where they make a mold of your teeth and the goop goes in the trays that are made from the mold. My trays were uncomfortable and I went back in and they adjusted them. And the goop made my teeth hurt and made me ultra sensitive to sound, which is weird, but I've met somebody else who had that happen to so I am NOT the only one. Anyway, the system worked well and my teeth are white as new snow in Enfield Center. Yay! I also thought it was cool that Dr. Schell was, at least when I saw him, on faculty at Dartmouth. Fancy. He did send my records quite expediently when I moved and changed dentists, and that was very nice. I would see Dr. Schell again, if I ever moved to NH again, which will NEVER ever ever happen. So maybe you can see Dr. Schell instead.