Dr. Gehred was a great dentist when I first started going to the clinic . He accommodated my needs…read more The last time I went to the clinic he displayed bullying behavior which was not exceptable behavior. Was not willing t kindly work with me to solve the issue and continued to bully.

Dr Gehred is a great dentist who always takes his time to explain everything. He is careful to try…read moreto eliminate as much pain as possible and gives options to try to do the best work within a reasonable budget.

Dr. Mistry and his staff are knowledgeable, skilled, and caring. He's been my dentist for many…read moreyears, and every visit has been positive. I recommend him highly!

Dr.Mistry is an excellent practitioner. He was able to diagnose and treat something that another…read moredentist was not able to. I was very grateful for his experience and expertise.

I've been a client at Laurelwood Dental since 2007. Weather living in Portland, Seattle, Arizona or…read moreupstate New York i've never considered another dentist office other than that of Dr. Reid Hall & Dr. Isaac Edwards. Shannon at the front desk is amazing, Tiffany- who has been cleaning my teeth since 2007 and the entire staff at Laurelwood Dental provide customer service the old-fashioned way. I highly recommend their services

I have the cleanest teeth around now, which makes me so happy! My hygienist here is awesome. Dr…read moreEdwards and his assistant (Carly if I'm not mistaken?) did a phenomenal, extremely precise and careful job on my 1 tooth implant I just had finished. Which, I'd been nervous about after I mistakenly went to a 'holistic' dentist for that, which cost so much, and took very long to redo. I had to go to a perio specialist, then to put my zirconia implant crown on, Dr Edwards did a whole procedure to do that perfectly. And I'm very grateful to him that I can now chew normally and not worry about it anymore. Being born without an adult tooth is no picnic, but luckily there are pros like Dr E to help us out with these things in life.

Of course. Finding a great dental office is key to feeling comfortable and confident in my care…read more This practice is praised for its welcoming and personable staff, making it an excellent choice for me. They offer a full range of general dentistry services and are known for building long-term relationships with their patients. It's a classic, trusted practice. The office staff is super cool, Natasha and Hailey makes sure that each patience is cared for properly. Dr Selis is a master of his craft. He took great care of me and got me in and out in a hour with a temp crown. Great office.

I do NOT enjoy going to the Dentist.. But this group / team make it a pleasant and almost fun…read moreexperience! I had searched and search for a dentist, found one who promptly retired and had to start all over.. but Almeda Dental seems to be an excellent choice.

Now that I have visited the office several times, I feel like I can provide an informed review…read more I've had an initial screening with x-rays, a cleaning with root planing and scaling (if you just shivered a little, that was the correct reaction), filled a cavity and replaced an old filling, and got fitted for a night guard. I am not a great patient; I have anxiety about visiting the dentist. It isn't irrational - I got this way after a lifetime of experiences that don't need to be recounted here. Just wanted to say I'm not crazy, I'm just a little broken. Because of this, I don't go to the dentist very often. I take really good care of my teeth and gums and hope for the best. I knew that I had a filling that needed to be replaced, though, so I've been on the lookout for a provider. I had one, but they kept saying I had a phobia and I know this might be a small thing, and maybe for me it was simply an excuse to not go, but I don't have a phobia. I have anxiety. There's a huge difference. Anyway. The office is on Sandy, in a beautiful blue house with big windows and a sign that says, "new patients welcome". I drive by it all the time, so I had many chances to be reminded and think about it. It took a year or two, but I finally called and made an appointment. They fit me right in for an intake. Great covid precautions in place, not too many patients in there at one time. It's a small practice, so you're going to see the same handful of people every time. For me, that is essential. Trust - it's a real thing and its hard to build when the office has a huge staff. The first appointment was fine, I knew there would be some poking but no heavy machinery. Every time the doctor said my gum gap was more than a 3 I died a little on the inside because I knew it meant some intervention was coming my way. Sure enough - gotta get those gum pockets cleaned out, fill a cavity, replace that filling (the one I could see was deteriorating and I don't know - I hoped would magically get better while I slept?), and get a night guard before I ground my teeth down to smooth stones. Everyone was so nice, explained things in detail, and made sure I understood the plan. I left dreading the next appointment, honestly, but at least I felt like I could make it through. The two appointments for the root planing and scaling also went very well. I'm a red head and studies have shown that we are extra in many ways, the pertinent one being that we need more anesthetic when getting procedures. I had several shots, which in themselves were unpleasant. The cleaning, though, once I was numb, wasn't too bad. I really enjoyed the conversation (my half of it was mumbled) and the time went by fast. Today I had the cavity filled and the other filling replaced and I was a MESS. Just a mess. Shaking, crying, having a really hard time keeping it together. And it was all me, there was nothing happening to make me upset or uncomfortable except for the wild ride going on inside my mind. I hate being this way, and I'm working on it. But it's hard. Dr. Agee and the assistants, and the receptionist, and even the dog know that I'm struggling and they make it as easy as they can. They wait, and they give me space and tissues, and a towel to squeeze. They tell me I can stop them any time I need to, and I did. Then, when it was time to get back in there, Dr. Agee fired up that drill and took care of it like he was working on a formula car in a race pit. The part I really had a hard time with went by in a blink, and I am so grateful for that. The nightguard fitting was so easy to do it doesn't even need to be talked about. Let me wrap up this long review by saying that they are stuck with me now. I know them, I trust them, I will come back (regularly, not just every couple of years). If you're nervous and would like to talk to me about this, send me a message and I'll be happy to describe my experience. If that helps, I'm here for you. I think this practice would be good for just about everyone, the nervous and the not nervous. These are good people providing important service in a gracious way. I'm so glad to have found them.

This dental practice is outstanding Professional in every…read moreway Dr Agee is highly skilled as are his hygienists

the management and team at this dentist office are amazing, they went above and beyond to help make…read moreme comfortable and take care of my teeth. clean decorated warm friendly environment! i definitely recommend them!

I had a disappointing experience with this office and feel it's important to share for others…read moreconsidering treatment here. There was significant confusion during the scheduling process--particularly around sedation options. The surgery coordinator referred to IV sedation as "general anesthesia," which are not the same thing. That lack of clarity around something so important was concerning. On the day of my procedure, my appointment started about an hour late, and overall scheduling felt disorganized and unprofessional. More concerning, I was charged $500 for a "biological dressing" (D7922) after my extraction. I was not informed that this was being used, did not receive any sutures or noticeable packing, and it was never discussed with me before or after the procedure. I'm currently following up to request documentation and clarification on this charge. Transparency and clear communication are critical in healthcare, especially when it comes to procedures and billing. Unfortunately, that was not my experience here.

I have a huge fear of Dentists and drilling, let me just put it out there. After one experience…read morewhere a dentist could not get me numb, which resulted in several attempts to drill, screams, then another shot of Novocain - then same thing ax's 4, I'm literally petrified. Even teeth cleaning is painful for my super sensitive gums and teeth. Jennifer is the best dental hygienist and I will not see anyone else. Ever. She knows my sensitivity and fears and does everything to make the process pain And stress free. She puts a numbing paste around gums of sensitive spots, let's me wear the heavy leaded vest during my cleaning which acts like a weighted blanket to calm me. Genius! Constantly checks in to see how I'm doing, if I need a break. She is so caring and expertly skilled that I choose the dentist office based on where she works. While I've gone to Portland Dental Works for 20 years, I've just started seeing Dr. Afshar who is very kind, straight forward, patient and provides very detailed and easy to understand treatment processes. To date, he has not performed any dental work, just exams. Unfortunately two of my crowns have to be replaced so appointments have been scheduled to start the process. I'll update my review once this has occurred. This office is closed on Fridays but I've never had any issues with getting call backs and have found the current and previous receptionist to be friendly, prompt in returning calls, and helpful when scheduling appointments. Once when I had to cancel appointment with less than 24 hours Notice due to an emergency they charged me $35. I understand the need for cancellation fees because it's a full hour where they could not bill for a service and could have had another client. When I explained the emergency, they removed the charge. During Covid-19; they are taking all precautions and I felt safe being in the office and having my teeth cleaned. And felt so good afterwards! I have them cleaned every 4 months and was scheduled in March so had to delay, and have never gone that long. They are covered by my individual Met Life insurance plan; I actually made sure they were in Network before purchasing the insurance.

I cannot believe this quack dentist is still in business. I had 3 failed crowns (all of them from…read morehim) and an infected implant that had to be removed, costing me over $15,000. (and a lawsuit against this guy, which I won). He tried to blame me! he is a master at gaslighting. See my review from 2019. Now - 6 years later, the one implant I did keep is failing. My dentist said it was placed too close to the edge of the bone, so there is zero bone left. I am not surprised. THIS GUY NEEDS TO BE SHUT DOWN. He clearly doesn't know what he is doing. Stay away!

Laurelhurst Dentistry has always provided excellent care as a result of thoughtful, caring and…read morecapable staff. Dr. Bennett and Emily made me quite comfortable for a cleaning and examination. Dr. Bennett always makes me smile. I highly recommend Laurelhurst Dentistry .

As usual fast careful thorough hygiene visit. I always leave happy with the care. And the front…read moreoffice is good support.

Broadway dental has restored my faith in dental establishments. Great team, great plans and great…read moreencouragement for my health. My wife now goes here as well as my father and mother. The front desk also needs a shout out, quick and painless check in/out process Thank you Broadway!

Scammers. Do not visit. From front office to the owner, horrible dental care. Save your money and…read moremouth, and go anywhere else.