I had a horrible office experience. When I walked into the Anchorage Dental Arts office, the front…read moredesk receptionist was rude, pretending to be on the phone until my mother came in. Most of the employees and the doctor were in the office, but usually there are only two or one in the office, including the front desk receptionist. That day was different (which had never happened to me before), and it seemed like they were making sure I didn't have a fit (which I didn't) or have any problem, which I find very unprofessional and immature. After my mother came in, she hung up the phone, and most of the employees and the doctor disappeared from the office, except for two or one, including the front desk receptionist, as I said before, which again I find very unprofessional and immature. After the front desk receptionist hung up the phone, she briefly stared at me and looked away while other clients or customers were waiting, which I find unusual because every time I go to Anchorage Dental Arts, I rarely see that many clients or customers waiting at the office. I believe it is a setup, at least that's what I think. Anyway, the front desk receptionist made me stand there like an idiot or a fool until I sat down by myself. At least the front desk receptionist could tell me to sit down or something, but she didn't. While I was sitting down and waiting, the front desk receptionist came out of the office and helped and talked with the other clients or customers, but did not say anything to me, which I find very rude. The front desk receptionist did not say anything to me at all until I left without any problem with my mother. I would like to say this again. I believe it is a setup, at least that's what I think.