I heard their ad on the radio and did some investigation and found their reviews on that other site…read moreto be good!! So I made an appointment because my smile was bothering me because I chipped my front tooth eating sunflower seeds. Tip it keeps you from drowsy driving!! Anyway my teeth are really stained and I have a short crown in the front too. Came in and had my consultation. First they did a cleaning and did full set of X-rays. My smile makeover was in full swing. First appointment to prep, and put on my temporary was long but they do let you have gas. It helps the time go by. I just wasn't expecting my temporary to be one piece for multiple teeth. Oh well it even looked better than my previous teeth. But it took 4 weeks to get my crowns and veneers. Once my new teeth were ready I booked my final appointment. I was nervous because I didn't want it to look like someone else's teeth or chiclets. I really love my results. Look like my teeth just all one color and correct length. I couldn't be happier. Dr Clark and all of his staff are amazing. Made me feel totally comfortable because I'm a chicken when it comes to the dentist. Thank you to the whole staff!!

Had two small fillings and a chip fixed on my front teeth. Beautiful work, you can't even tell!…read more Also had a crown installed. Lots of work in a two hour time frame. No anxiety! Thank You!

My regular dentist was out of town and I had a dental emergency, Dr. Eller got me right in. The…read moreentire staff at Alpine dental is awesome, extremely professional, very caring and did not overcharge me. I highly recommend alpine family dental.

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This place is wonderful! We were able to have our entire family seen in one visit. Dr. Hoffner and…read moreDr. Vanzant are friendly, skilled, provide laser, general, and sedation dentistry. You can even get Botox for Bruxism and frownlines and the rates are better than any i have found. We can use our FSA easily, and the office staff sends off the fax to our insurance company for us fsa etc also. Super easy.

So unbelievably grateful to have finally found that one Dentist who listens to you, calms you and…read moreexplains everything to you. I have always had a difficult time with fear of dentists. Due to my Severe sensitive teeth and anxiety. Not any more! I had 3 procedures on my teeth today which required a bit of work & stitches as well. I was at ease and No pain due to Dr. Van Zant and his amazing office staff. If you are looking for a caring, awesome dentist.. look no further. Thank you Dr. Van Zant I truly appreciate you and your staff~~~ Jeanette Evans

New to the area and needed a dentist. We came here by recommendation of a friend and boy is it a…read morenice office with an amazing staff. I came out with a clean bill of health on my teeth just some initial cosmetic work on a small chip in my front tooth. Husband needed a lot of work, extraction, crown and bone graph but they took good care of him and gave us up front cost before we even started. Luckily they're a preferred provider with our insurance. I couldn't say more about the level of care and compassion given here because I hate dental work of any kind. Unfortunately my husband's stitches came out 2 days later and the bone graph didn't take?? I don't know what is the problem because we're back to see I will update the progress.

I was traveling through the area and broke a filling. They quickly got me an appointment. Dr Bob…read moreLarson and his hygienist did a professional and painless fix. All the staff was friendly, kind and efficient. Office had very up to date equipment. I consider price was fair.

I had an experience recently with Quartz Creek Dental in Kalispell that I've been thinking about,…read moreand I want to share it--not as a rant, but because it genuinely caught me off guard. I went in for a crown that had come off. Pretty straightforward. Before moving forward, I did what I always try to do when it comes to anything involving money--I asked questions. Specifically, I asked if the estimate they were showing me represented the worst case scenario of what I would have to pay out of pocket. I used those exact words: "worst case scenario." I was told yes. The estimate I was given was around $700 out of pocket. It looked clean. It looked thought through. It looked like someone had actually checked. So I moved forward. What I didn't know--and what I was never told--is that my insurance had changed at the beginning of the year and no longer covered crowns at all. Not partially. Not reduced. Just gone. So instead of around $700, I was billed $1,550. When I asked about it, the explanation I received was that they only verify whether insurance is active, not what it actually covers--unless the patient specifically tells them something has changed. That surprised me. Because somehow a system that only confirms "active coverage" was still used to produce a treatment plan showing a specific estimated insurance payment. And when I asked if that number represented the worst case scenario, the answer was still yes. If I had known that crowns were not covered, I would not have chosen that option. I would have asked about alternatives or waited until I understood my coverage. But I didn't--because I relied on what I was shown and what I was told. After receiving the bill, I contacted Quartz Creek Dental multiple times to ask a very specific question: whether they would honor what I was told--that this estimate represented the worst case scenario. I never received a direct answer to that question. Instead, the responses focused on disclaimers about estimates and that it is the patient's responsibility to understand their insurance coverage. What stood out to me wasn't just the outcome, it was how responsibility shifted. At the beginning, it feels like you're being guided through a decision. At the end, it becomes: it's the patient's responsibility to understand everything. Maybe that's technically true. But it raises a simple question: What exactly is the purpose of a treatment estimate if it doesn't reflect the actual coverage in place at the time it's created? To be fair, the dental work itself may be fine. But when it comes to the financial side, my experience with Quartz Creek Dental was that what was presented and what actually happened were completely different things. I relied on what I was told. That turned out to be a mistake. I won't be going back, and I would strongly recommend anyone considering treatment verify everything independently before making a decision. I changed dentists.

From the owner: Quartz Creek Dental provides a friendly, welcoming environment along with the latest technological…read moreadvances and education in dentistry. From routine dental care to advanced treatment, Quartz Creek Dental provides the highest quality comprehensive dental health care, utilizes the latest advances in technology, partnering with Insurance carriers for in plan benefits and with the goal of pain-free dentistry.