Been going here since I was a kid, fantastic dentist and all around person…read more When I was a teenager I crashed my mountain bike. We called him late at night to ask what we should do about my braces and he offered and met us at his office at midnight so that I wouldn't have to sleep with a tooth and needed pulling.

Went to this office on recommendation of a friend. Evan was professional up to the point I wanted…read moreto stop doing more dental work. I discussed this with both Maryanne at the front desk as well as Evan. Sometime later I started receiving bills for dental work that wasn't completed. Then after several conversations with the front desk I was told I had been referred to collections and they couldn't help me. They damaged my reputation and my credit. Since then the family that recommended me had a consultation for dental work for several thousand dollars and after getting two other dentists to look at the work they suggested they were told it was criminal what they were trying to do and the suggested work didn't need to be done. In Evans defense it was his son that is working at the practice that had recommended the work.

After my chemotherapy I needed a lot of dental work. My last dentist in Draper charged me a couple…read morethousand dollars for my last 2 visits. They also charged me $50 for missing an appointment. Deciding to change from my current dentist and finding a new dental office that I can trust is difficult. I wanted to find someone that treated their patients the same way they treated their own family member. My friend recommended Dr Sachs. I needed 3 root canals, porcelain crowns, and some other cosmetic dental work. I was so happy after my visits to not get a bill that would set me back 6 months.

I've been going here for about 2 years. I love Dr. Sachs, but I have to say it's the hygienist And…read moreoffice staff that won me over. Rusty is the best office manager in the world and super sweet. The cleanings are quick and painless. Any time Dr. Sachs does work on me he always takes his time and makes sure I'm comfortable. I feel like I'm his only patient that day. The pricing is fair, the service is great, and the staff is wonderful. Highly recommend!

I've been coming here for a couple years. That's been great. Good people. Great service. Friendly…read morestaff. The reason for my review- (who reviews dentists - right?!?) -- l broke a tooth gnawing on jerky I bought at a roadside stand along the highway- you've seen 'em - so, I called Christiansen and they got me right in and took care of things. Very accommodating. If you're looking for a dentist- go here. This will be my last review of a dentist. I'm not going anywhere else. Pro tip: avoid roadside beef jerky stands. :)

Dr Christiansen is amazing. I recently moved her from the southern coast and I have much anxiety…read morewhen it comes to dental work. He was reassuring, took care in my comfort, communicated with me through the whole process and was extremely patient. The staff is friendly and always smiles yet empathetic to patients. If you are looking for an amazing competent dentist,, look no further.

The staff greeted me so kindly when I got into the office and Dr. Sloan was OUTSTANDING! I came in…read moreto have my bottom wisdom teeth removed and I always have anxiety having any dental work done. Dr. Sloan took the time to explain everything to me and make things as comfortable and easy as possible. He even called to check in on how I was doing a day after surgery which made my healing experience even better knowing if I had any questions or concerns I could contact the office and he'd get back to me asap! I would highly recommend this place to anyone.

My son had his wisdom teeth removed at this practice by Dr. Jenkins. Before the procedure, I…read moreclearly informed Dr. Jenkins and his assistant that I wanted to be brought back into the room before my son woke up from sedation. I explained that I had heard patients often say funny or disoriented things during emergence from anesthesia and wanted to be present for that personal moment as his parent. They agreed to notify me. However, when staff finally came to get me, my son was already fully awake and had been moved to another room. The assistant stated they "have to move patients to another room right after the procedure" and added that my son "didn't say anything funny." I was deeply disappointed. As a parent, this was a once-in-a-lifetime moment I had specifically requested. It is not the staff's role to decide what is or isn't meaningful to our family. This experience disregarded basic patient and family rights to participate in care and be present during key recovery moments, especially after sedation. We were not given even a few minutes to accommodate a reasonable, pre-communicated request. Instead, the focus appeared to be on quickly moving patients through rather than providing patient-centered care. Wisdom teeth removal is an expensive procedure, and families expect better respect for their rights and wishes. I will not recommend this practice to others.

Over-priced. "Doctor" didn't listen to me when I asked him to put composite and build tooth…read more Dismissed me multiple times about my issues. Over priced. The chipped tooth he "fixed" broke weeks after. Had to pay someone better to do it.

This was my first time choosing my own dentist without just using my parents' dentist and I…read moreabsolutely scored. The staff are so pleasant, the office is small enough that you feel safe but still have privacy, and you get to watch Netflix! Went for a cleaning & to get a few fillings--both quick and easy. Seriously lucked out with this find and sad to start over with a new dentist when I move next year.

I got two dry sockets and had to return several times for treatment. The office is only open 4…read moredays a week, Tuesday through Friday. However, Dr. Dobson and his surgical assistants are on call throughout the weekend in case you need to be seen for treatment to relieve pain, etc. Now that I have explained this I'll get to the point of my post. I called on a Sunday morning at around 10 am to be seen for dry socket pain. When I called the office I was told by the answering service that Dr. Dobson or someone from the office would call me back. I was contacted a few minutes later by Steven, a surgical assistant, who told me he could work me in at 3pm. He told me he would contact me at 2:15 to solidify the details. I decided that because I wouldn't be seen for treatment for 5 hours I would take my full dosage of pain medication (Lortab) because I was hurting. Lortab causes drowsiness and I ended up falling asleep on my couch shortly after taking my pain meds. I woke up at about 1:15 pm because I thought I heard my phone, which was in my bedroom. I saw that I had missed 3 calls from Dr. Dobson and I had 3 messages from him as well. In his first voice message he told me he wanted me to come in to his office to see him and to call him back to confirm. I obviously didn't call back right away since I had fallen asleep. His last message he seemed irritated and told me he had been trying to reach me all day and that I needed to return his calls. I called Dr. Dobson and immediately apologized to him for not calling back right away. He was angry. He told me he couldn't wait around all day for one patient to call him back. I apologized again explaining the details of my call with Steven. Dr. Dobson responded that the details as I explained them were not true. He told me, "I know Steven, and he told you that because he couldn't see you until later that he would call me to see if I could see you and that we would call you back within 20 minutes." This wasn't true at all. Maybe that is how Dr. Dobson expects things to be handled, and it makes sense, but that wasn't what was told to me at all. I learned later that Steven had not communicated the details of our conversation to Dr. Dobson. Anyway, I told Dr. Dobson that Steven had not told me any of that and that I took pain meds thinking that I would not be seen for 5 hours. Dr. Dobson again dismissed my explanation. He told me that it wasn't important for me to take his calls because I had intentionally ignored him all day. I told him that wasn't true at all. He responded, "well you have your phone there and you obviously didn't answer". I told him that my phone was in the other room when I fell asleep. Dr. Dobson then asked me how bad the pain was and what I wanted him to do for me at this point. I was pretty angry at this point so I told him I didn't want him to do anything for me and that I would see him at our next appointment and I hung up. I have never in my life experienced this kind of behavior from a doctor. I used to work at a hospital in California and I dealt with many doctors, none of them acting as unprofessional as Dr. Dobson. I had no desire to return to Dr. Dobson's office for any reason but I had already paid at this point. I couldn't afford to go to anyone else for help with my dry sockets, so I was stuck dealing with this man. Fortunately I was contacted later by Steven who apologized for everything and took care of me when I came in for my appointments. Dr. Dobson came in when I was being helped during my last appointment and he was very polite and nice. I almost feel bad for writing about this experience, but I remember how angry and stressed this made me and how I hope to never experience such treatment again. Dr. Dobson was always nice to me when I was in his office and it is hard for me to believe how bad my phone conversation with him was. Dr. Dobson is highly skilled and probably one of the best oral surgeons in Utah. I still wouldn't go back to him for any oral surgery needs. I was in pain, heavily medicated, and very stressed about being treated so poorly by this doctor. Things worked out in the end. If you do decide to see Dr. Dobson you should definitely play by his rules, otherwise you'll probably get a tongue lashing.

Dr Dobson did jaw joint replacement surgery for me over 20 years ago and did an excellent job. He…read morewas an amazing surgeon and the benefits of this surgery have lasted me over 2 decades and I live in comfort now. After moving to California many years ago, I found myself going from horrible dentist after dentist in my insurance network only to have them tell me just to get implants or veneers on my teeth for less maintenance. I have perfect teeth and it didn't sit right with me to have several people tell me to grind them down and cover them up with veneers. In my discouragement, I made an appointment with Dr. Dobson and I flew to Utah to meet with him. He told me to save my teeth but he was not the surgeon to do the work needed. He sent me to Dr. William Christensen who is a periodontist at Cascade Medical Center who I found to be equally amazing. He was able to fit me in the same day and I had 4 root canals and some follow up appointments and felt very comfortable about my treatment. Dr. Dobson is gentle, has a wonderful bedside manner, does not do anything extreme and only treats what is needed. The scars I have going down the line of each ear are contoured with the lines of my face and he did an excellent job! There were many nerve concerns and this surgery could have left me with permanent damage but the expert hands of Dr. Dobson have never made me forget what a wonderful and "less scary" experience this was for me. I would highly recommend this surgeon!

Best Dentist I have ever been to. He is so gentle and caring. He pays good attention to you as the…read morepatient and knows when you are in pain or need a moment. I have TMJ so having a dentist who makes sure not to put too much pressure on your jaw is so necessary. He is seriously the kindest most gentle patient Dentist ever. He knows what he is doing and has the skill eye and hands for the job. Your children will love him and trust him. No need to fear the Dentist when you see Dr. Black!

DO NOT GO TO DR. BLACK'S OFFICE. I have had multiple…read moreincidents of shoddy work from Dr. Black, and while he was interpersonally kind when I came back to get them fixed, his actual dentistry skills were lacking. Each time I was still left with unnecessarily sharp edges, broken fillings (one fell out literally in the parking lot after the appointment), and temporary crowns that fell out multiple times (including, again, falling out in the parking lot the moment I stepped out the door. I understand temporary crowns are *temporary*, but these fell out almost immediately, which I've never experienced with other dentists). I have spent hours over the course of several months in his office with my teeth worse for the wear, until I finally went to another dentist who replaced my filling. He noted that it fell out because Dr. Black didn't actually get the entire cavity cleaned out, which is likely why the filling didn't take. Despite paying hundreds of dollars upfront for this dental work, I received a bill from Dr. Black's office (for some reason it was in my husband's name, not mine, even though the work was my own) for an additional fee that insurance had apparently not covered (which I understand happens and is not necessarily Dr. Black's fault). When we called to ask if there was any leeway in not paying this additional fee given the shoddy work done by Dr. Black, the receptionist blamed us for not calling sooner and said we were not being "fair" to Dr. Black by going to another dentist to fix the work he had done poorly. When I explained that I have limited time off work and did not want to spend it sitting in the chair of a dentist who had already messed up several times when I was in intense pain from the filling falling out, she still insisted that I had made the wrong choice by going to another dentist first. Also, Dr. Black made unnecessarily sexist comments, such as remarking that women "can't handle" the pain of teeth whitening as well as men can (and research shows that doctors dismissing women's pain in this way is a major cause of medical malpractice) and that women don't know anything about cars or oil changes. When I tried to gently correct this rhetoric by stating, "I actually drove my own car to this appointment and I've managed my own oil changes for years," he smiled, disagreed with me, and held to the sexist rhetoric. Also, I have never given written consent for them to share my medical records with my husband, but somehow they joined our files (which is, I assume, why the bill came in his name instead of mine), despite us having different last names and never requesting that they do this. My assumption is that they found out we were married and use some sort of outdated "head of household" protocol to put family members together under the name of the "man of the house", but according to federal privacy laws they should not be sending my medical information to another adult unless I've filled out a HIPPA consent form (which to the best of my memory I have never done at this office). Save yourself some time, money, trouble, and sexism by finding a different dentist.

I came here after my son was treated by all the great staff and Dr. Ellis. He have removed wisdom…read moreteeth and repair some cavities. Since he is seen Doctor Ellis he is keeping a better care of his teeth and that counts so much with a teenager son. The view of the windows and the nice staff make you forget you are in a dentist office. Really recommend them!

Cash patients BEWARE. I've had two bait and $witch experiences with this dentist. My adult,…read morecollege-age son had an implant done here AND a teeth cleaning. The $2400 implant tooth that Dr. Ellis had subcontracted out ended up getting a hole in it after 9 months. So Dr. Ellis charged my clueless son over $750 more to have a replacement tooth made (because my son didn't get the insurance...too bad!!) WHAT?! I called immediately and disputed that the tooth should last AT LEAST a year. Dr. Ellis backtracked and agreed to reimburse my son's account $750 and that the subcontracted tooth was "most likely" flawed. Oh, thanks for admitting this..then why did I have to call..were you hoping to not have to eat the cost of poor quality subcontractors?! Then, my son asked for an estimate for a cash teeth cleaning. They quoted "about $200". Today, after my son's teeth cleaning they charge him $311! He disputed the charge and they said, "Oh, we had to take extra x-rays." WHAT?! He then disputed that he didn't request extra X-rays ...and they lowered the cost to $238. Gee, thanks. The staff IS friendly and it's all very high tech...just get your cash estimate in writing.