Best Dentist ever. Been going to Klopenstine for over 7 years and this is best dentist I've had in…read more50 years. Staff is always nice and accommodating. Techs are skilled, knowledgeable, well trained and all are pleasant to have caring for my needs. Dr. never pushes procedures and approaches oral care holistically. I adjusted our insurance to be able to use Klopenstine. I went there for a few years, even when my insurance didn't cover it. I like going there that much.

We would not recommend this dentist. Our family had gone here for years. The office staff is now…read morerude. When I asked to speak to the dentist about my medical condition before a visit during the coronavirus, a staff person informed me that he was busy with patients, and that I was no longer welcome to be a patient. Needless to say that we will be finding a more professional dentist.

These dentists have been great to my sister for 12 years, so they get 5 stars. Along with that, a…read morelot of good that came out of this one weekend I visited. What a blessing it would be to have my tooth pulled and be encouraged to have any hot beverage I want as long as it is soft and would not physically stab into my mouth. A lesson on the perfect moment to dissolve a blood clot is here to save the day. It turns out that writhing around in excruciating pain while your body phases through extreme temperatures for three days straight has its benefits. I'm here to list the trusting patient's firsthand advantages of a new self improvement plan, "Dry Socket": 1. Weight loss. 15 lbs gone, looks like. I don't think I'm dehydrated. This must be due to the extra deal I got with that overeating temptation being completely gone while feeling my body having no choice but to burn whatever calories are available. 2. No sexual, shopping, or sugary food temptations as the brain and body no longer allow these functions. 3. Extra appreciation for the simple things in life, like walking, laughing, feeling sunshine (although that one applies to everyone who lives in Elkhart), sleeping or staying awake when desired, and even expecting to be alive tomorrow. These are so much more appreciated!! 4. Awareness of how much impact a small piece of advice, be it by mistake or not, who even knows, can have on an individual. 5. Finally making it to the "Pollyanna" DVD, (this requires many DVDs) where you learn how to be thankful for punishments by default. 6. Closeness to family. When everyone is either wondering if you'll die or trying to convince you to take some antibiotics, which, of course, you feel you need due to your face, ear, head, and gum pain and pressure, you tend to communicate more and are grateful to see each other, even if only by text, for yet another day. 7. Your own mistakes are compounded for an extra-learning experience. I thought it was okay to torture myself by essentially replacing my bloodstream with raw garlic toxins by forcing myself to hold pieces in my gums all night and seeing that even the ones halfway across my mouth turned white in the morning. Sometimes, even with nice plants like garlic, things can be out of moderation, and that, combined with the fact that potentially decomposing flesh throughout your jaw, mouth, and sinus areas, especially combined with the possibility of having a flu virus, can be a problem. You also learn that "no heavy lifting for the rest of the day," which makes picking up a box of cheese seem innocent, is really just silly medical verbage for "absolutely nothing that ever so slightly raises the blood pressure for at least 48 hours" 8. This might sound like a negative, since it's a 'loss' of appreciation for something, but my coffee addiction may be gone, especially since it was the 'root' (literally) cause of experience. Even after the beginning, when I still didn't understand this, the heat and caffeine of subsequent drinks compounded the existing pain, solidifying the nurture psychological response to be deathly afraid of the black liquid. However, I have learned that I can still enjoy it as long as I rinse with salt water, so this may be a problem. 9. Considering that it is useful for both having medical issues which would cause the VA to help with anything dental whatsoever combined with transferring to your local VA at least a month in advance, and it is also useful to work for someone with dental insurance, the possibility for something like this occurring after using your remaining expense money could cause you to miss a crucial day of work in order to purchase something useful, such as, emergency antibiotics, car insurance in a state which puts 100% of the accident on you if you don't have insurance, and fuel to get back to work just once. 10. Prayers. Anything you think you haven't admitted to God that you aren't really sure is wrong or something you're unsure he's commanded you to do but you're just wanting to triple check? Well, you'll have a bit of extra time on your hands for this between unconsciousness and movie time when your eyeballs aren't hurting too much to function. Thanks, Stauffer Dental Associates for finally being the ones to rip out the annoying tooth which looked like it had an infection in the gums (the reason I wanted it out, but apparently a reason to not take it out until after the antibiotic - obviously prescribed in emergency by the patient's sister since the dentist's emergency number on the answering machine is inaudible - has been taken for a few days) It took me numerous people and dental offices to actually believe it needed taken out despite my discomfort for 2 years, so, jocosely, you guys are apparently one of the best 'standard' (non-IAOMT non-natural) dental offices I've visited from around the country!

Our dentist dropped us in the middle of having teeth all pulled and waiting of getting Dentures. I…read morecall Stauffers and they got us right in , did exam and expats and gave us a write up of what needed to be done and cost. Staff was very helpful and very friendly. As was the dentist. Would highly recommend

Unhappy with my current dental service, i asked around for the best dental practice known to my…read morefamily, Erskine Family Dentistry came highly recommended and although I live in Chicago I decided to give them a try. Since then I have permanently relocated to their office for all my dentistry needs. Their high quality service is both efficient and quick and the staff is always friendly and helpful. This is the clinic to visit whether you live in the area or not. Its worth the commute!

As one with Parkinson's and now in a wheelchair Rhett have been very accommodating they've also…read more been kind about Mr forgetting my wallet and not getting paid immediately after service. Dr Cocauit is very pleasant and easy to work with.

Dr. Turner and his entire staff are incredibly professional, cordial, and efficient. We continue to…read morerecommend this practice to family and friends. They really go the extra mile with up to date technology coupled with an increased emphasis on the customer-centric nature of dental. Everyone from their front of house managers to hygienists are really first class.

Due to my job, in the last 7 years I have lived in Ohio, IL, TN, and now IN. I have seen quite a…read morefew dentists, and have never missed a check up in my life. We decided on Dr. Turner due to proximity to our house, and I have to say I am 100% not going back to him. He is an egotistical prick! Told my wife she needed a root canal and had 5 cavities, when 6 months ago our previous dentist found nothing. When she calmly said "I think I may get a second opinion". Dr. Turner immediately went off! Asking "Sounds like you think I'm after your pocketbook". And "If that was the case, I would have found something wrong with your husbands teeth". Meanwhile I'm sitting here at 36 years old and never had a cavity, have perfectly straight teeth without ever having braces. Dr. Turner then proceeded to tell my wife, "I showed you the pictures, and if you want a second opinion, then I'm not doing the work. You need to leave". Dr. Turner is the worst dentist I have ever seen, and so glad we found out who he truly is after only going to him one time. There are plenty of dentists around. We don't need someone with the mindset of amputation when an anti-inflammatory would work. Do better Dr. Turner, you have a lot of work to do to be considered semi-professional. Sincerely, John Myles

Granger Dental Group is simply extraordinary!! Recently, our son had a dental emergency and they…read morewent above and beyond to work him in ASAP. From our first phone call, to the appointment with Dr. Hickey and afterwards -- everyone there was first class, extremely professional, kind, and genuinely caring (especially Denise). They also followed up to make sure our son was doing better. We highly recommend the wonderful Granger Dental Group and Dr. Joseph Hickey!!

I've been going to Dr. Hickey for four years, and I couldn't be happier. The staff is friendly, the…read moreoffice is clean, and it's obvious they care about their patients. About two years ago I woke up with a small chip in my front tooth, and Dr. Hickey did such an amazing job fixing it...my smile is better than before. I also like the fact they don't try and sell you anything. I've heard that some dentists "create" problems to solve, and you would never experience that here. I have recommend this group to others, and all of them have had similar experiences. Keep up the good work!

Look...... I don't like going to the dentist. Who does though. Thankfully this place goes above…read moreand beyond in the care they provide you with. I've never had so many shots but I really only felt the first one. Which I alright with me. I had a tooth extracted with them and felt no pain. I seriously couldn't recommend a better place to go.

Everyone so very nice I really wish you guys were in my network, because I definitely would come…read moreback. With this being said I probably won't be returning. Which is very sad for me because like I said, I really liked you guys. I will say it's a great place and if you try to like them. Good luck.

After a disastrous experience at a franchise dental clinic in South Bend, I was so anxious about…read moregoing to the dentist again. I read a lot of online reviews and decided to take my chance with Dr. Celis at Jefferson Dental. I could not be more pleased with my experience. Dr. Celis and the hygienist who worked with me, Perla, were so knowledgeable, friendly, and compassionate. They made me feel completely at ease and suggested a reasonable course of treatment that I did not find invasive in the least. I would highly recommend Jefferson Dental Center.

My family and I went in for our first check up and cleaning today and I couldn't be happier. The…read morestaff was extremely friendly and professional. While I was still filling out the paperwork I noticed that most of the people that came in were joking around with the staff. They were relaxed and happy to be there. The dentist and the technicians were wonderful, very family friendly and personable. They were so attentive to making sure we were each of us was comfortable and that I understood what they were doing and recommendations that they made. These were all things that were missing at our former dentist. I'm so glad we made the switch.

She was apart of our beautiful wedding day and she made my smile even better . She was able to tell…read moreus how to make sure our smiles were even better.

Dr. Barker is amazing! I have been seeing her for years and she keeps my teeth nice and healthy…read more Her office has always gone above and beyond to provide the best service.