Kennerly Dental has been great to me since I moved from out of town and was forced to leave my…read moreprevious provider. They have great hours, an incredibly friendly staff and they have handled my difficult mouth fabulously. I have moved from my previous home in St. Louis City to St. Charles and continue to go to them. I recommend them all the time!

Friendly, fast service. Very nice people working in this dental group! I have another appointment…read morescheduled in April.

Their staff is amazing! My doctor and hygienist is the best! It is very convenient and everyone was…read moresuper friendly.

Dr Krance is great! He has a good chair side manners, and was able to work me in to fix a bridge…read morethat had gotten loose from a previous dentist. I have seen him a couple of times now and really Like him a lot! They care.

I've been seeing Dr. Klohr for dental care for a few years now. His chair side manner is great. He…read moreis thorough and explains everything. He doesn't try to push unnecessary dental work. His front office staff and assistant are great. I haven't had any issues with insurance or fees. Everything is explained to me before any work is done. I highly recommend!

Went in today for my first cleaning in over 2 years. Everyone was very nice! They made me feel…read morecomfortable right away. Got x-rays and a cleaning. They found 1 small cavity which they were able to fill within 15 minutes with the white filling so can't notice and no mercury. I would recommend to anyone looking for a local dentist in the area.

I can't say enough good things about Kemlage Family Dentistry, but I'm going to give it my best…read moreshot. The first time I visited the Kemlages was on a Saturday afternoon. My former dentist's office was closed and I was in a fix because a crown had come off during breakfast. They squeezed me in after a very short wait and sent me on my way in a few minutes. On my first "official" visit, Andrew Kemlage gave me the ten-cent tour of the office and showed me all the modern dentistry tools including a machine that makes crowns in an hour and a 360-degree X-ray machine that can even peer into your sinus cavities. Andrew's father Thomas is much closer to my age and I suspect part of the motivation for such an investment in all the latest gee-whiz technology is to make certain everything is shipshape for that time in the future when Thomas hangs up his probes, retractors, and burs for good. That committment to the tools of the trade helps make Andrew a good dentist and Thomas an even better father. When you first enter this clean and bright office, you get the best array of magazines I have ever seen in a waiting room. Sadly, my wait time has always been too brief to read even a single article. I have six (or so) crowns, six (or so) root canals, four (or so) extractions, and two dental implants in my mouth. To say I know my way around a dentist's office is an understatement. I've met a herd of hygienists, a troop of technicians, a swarm of secretaries, a pride of periodontists, and a drove of dentists in my lifetime. As you can imagine, these have not been happy hours for me. The people who worked at the dentist's offices have frequently been my lifeline. Everyone at Kemlage Family Dentistry is personable, friendly, professional and neat. A wrinkle on a uniform would die of loneliness in this office. Andrew is one of those rare people who, when you're talking to him, gives you his full and undivided attention. Lots of medical people suffer from One-Foot-Out-The-Door-Disease, but Andrew isn't one of them. He takes the time to explain everything. I may not make all the right decisions, but I have all the germane information. After two potentially painful appointments, Andrew even had the courtesty, professionalism, and just plain decency to call me at home that evening to ask how I was doing. I've not had the pleasure of working with Andrew's father Thomas, but I'm sure Andrew hasn't fallen far from the tree. Imagine for a moment how much time I devoted to crafting this review and think back to the last time you were this happy with a business and the people who work there. If you're looking for a new dentist or even if you're not, please come to Kemlage Family Dentistry for a visit.

If I could leave 0 stars, I would. I am not one to write bad reviews. My whole family came here for…read moreyears. In 2017, I got a botched root canal from them and it almost killed me. Not exaggerating. For months I went to them saying I had tooth pain all over. In 2017, one day my front big tooth was in excruciating pain - the worst pain I've ever felt. My whole face hurt so bad I didn't sleep for days until the next business day (3 days later) when I finally went to the dentist and they said my tooth had died and the root was decaying and that was the reason for the pain - all the gas was trapped in my root pocket and radiating. They did a root canal, which I've heard is supposed to be one of the worst pains in life. But let me tell you, that was the most relieving because I was numb. When they opened the tooth and removed the root, you could SMELL the decay. Immediately after, I had a little pain but was mostly numb. I asked the dentist since there was so much decay, do I need antibiotics. I asked multiple times and he insisted I didn't. That was the biggest mistake. That evening and overnight, the pain resumed, my face started to swell And I started getting a fever. I went to a different dentist the following morning and that dentist said "why on earth wouldn't he have given you an antibiotic?" He flushed the root pocket again and temporary plugged it and sent me home with an antibiotic. He said it looked like there was some infection in my facial tissue now so the antibiotics may not be strong enough, so if fever and swelling continues, go to the ER. The following day, my face swelled more and my fever and pain surged and my eye pretty much was swollen shut at this point so we went to the ER. They immediately took me back and gave me steroids, a CT scan and started vancomycin. I was admitted and held for 4 days at the hospital on high doses of vanc and it was the most miserable experience of my life. Multiple doctors said if I hadn't come in to the er when I did I could've lost my eye or died because I had such severe facial cellulitis from the root canal. After all of that, my family and I went to Kemlage and told him everything that had happened. We asked him to at least pay the hospital bills (over $1000) He refused. The only thing he did was not make us pay for the botched root canal. Photos attached.

The dental hygienist is very professional. She is also kind and gentle while working on me.read more

I saw Dr. Wenzel for the first time yesterday. My first cleaning/checkup was not scheduled until…read moreJuly but an old crown came off and they fit me in the schedule within a week. Dr. Wenzel and his staff are very knowledgeable and efficient. He asked more than once how I felt and if I had any questions. The front desk looked into insurance issues and together we all made the decision on how to proceed. I am truly impressed with Dr, Wenzel and his office staff and I highly recommend them.

Good dental care provided by Dr. Schertzer and his team. Have had multiple dentists and hygienists…read morewho have all been very professional, courteous and timely. Excellent office staff who are extremely diligent, efficient and friendly - as well as very knowledgeable (impressively so about various dental insurances!)

This practice changed ownership, and since Dr Schertzer and team took it over it has been…read moreincredibly unprofessional and disappointing. My family and I were long-time patients who came in for regular checkups and additional visits, yet multiple small cavities were completely missed. Those same cavities have now progressed into large, invasive procedures that could have been avoided with proper care and attention. What's even more frustrating is the lack of accountability. We have called repeatedly to ask how these issues were missed while we were actively being seen, and no one will return our calls or provide an explanation. This is, without question, the worst dental experience I've ever had. Between missed diagnoses, poor communication, and unprofessional management, I would strongly caution others to avoid this practice and look elsewhere for competent, reliable dental care.

South St. Louis Dental Group - Where You're More Than Just a Smile…read more If you're not going to South St. Louis Dental Group, you are making a huge mistake--and your teeth probably know it. Let's start with Dr. Joern. The man is an absolute gem. Not only is he incredibly skilled and gentle, but he also remembers every single detail about my life--even when it's been months between visits. He doesn't just care about your teeth, he cares about you. It's like seeing an old friend who happens to have a DDS. And then there's Dawn, the Queen of Clean Teeth. I will wait as long as it takes for an opening with her. She's that good. She makes cleanings fly by with her kindness, humor, and freakishly gentle hands. If you're nervous about dental visits, Dawn will change your mind. The front desk staff? Angels. Literal angels. I've shown up on the wrong day (more than once, let's be honest), and instead of judgment, I get warm laughs and a magical "don't worry, we'll fit you in." Who does that anymore? They do. Oh--and shout-out to Rhea, who is the absolute go-to for tooth whitening. She made the process comfortable, effective, and honestly... kind of fun? My teeth looked amazing, and I left glowing. Bottom line: South St. Louis Dental Group isn't just the best dental office in the area--it's a place where you feel welcome, seen, and genuinely cared for. Amazing people, exceptional care, and the kind of place that makes you look forward to going to the dentist. (Yes, seriously.) Stop scrolling and make your appointment already. Your teeth--and your soul--will thank you.

I want to start by saying that my experiences with the dentist and dental hygienists at this office…read morehave always been excellent. Unfortunately, my interactions with the reception staff have consistently been the opposite--they often come across as rude, which has made me feel uncomfortable on multiple occasions. Back in October 2025, I had an appointment scheduled for a cavity filling. When I arrived, I was told it had been canceled and that I should have been notified. However, I never received any notice--aside from a text message sent an hour before my appointment reminding me to arrive. When I explained this, another receptionist, who was assisting someone else at the time, shouted across the room, "I CALLED YOU AND LEFT YOU A VOICEMAIL!" The tone was unnecessarily harsh and unprofessional. As I tried to reschedule, I also felt rushed into choosing a new date. This wasn't my first negative experience with the front desk, and it ultimately led me to switch dental offices that same month. I did attempt to share my concerns with management, but nothing seemed to improve. To make matters worse, when my records were supposed to be transferred to my new provider, the wrong records were sent. Today, I'm writing this review because I received a reminder text for an appointment on May 8th--despite no longer being a patient there and never scheduling such an appointment. I called the office to clarify and spoke with someone named Molly. When I explained the situation, she responded with a sarcastic tone and interrupted me as I tried to say I was no longer a patient. She then abruptly ended the call by saying, "Well, I'm sure someone else will be very grateful for this appointment. Thank you and take care." I'm genuinely unsure what prompted this pattern of dismissive and unprofessional behavior, but it has been consistently frustrating. While the clinical staff are wonderful, the front desk experience has caused unnecessary stress and ultimately drove me to seek care elsewhere.

I've been going to Dardenne Dental Arts for approximately 7 years and I can't say enough good…read morethings about this dental practice. The new office is spotless, modern and has a calming atmosphere. Hygienists Kristen and Sam are always gentle, thorough and friendly. Dr. Reyering always takes the time to answer questions and a recent replacement of a filling was painless. If you are looking for an honest, skilled, and genuinely caring dental team, they're here at Dardenne Dental Arts.

I would recommend Dardenne Dental to anyone! They are honest and don't do anything that is not…read moreneeded just to make money, other dentist are all about money and there has been several times where Dr Reyering said let's keep an eye on it rather than just take my money. They stand behind their work which some don't do from prior experience as well! I would follow Dr Reyering anywhere as I already have from his prior practice before he had his own.