We've been with the practice for 10 years beginning with my daughter and carrying into my son. For years we had great service but there were flags along the way that always made us a little uncomfortable. It kept feeling like we were in a factory on an assembly line and very impersonal. Not really a relationship. By chance, I filled out a post treatment feedback survey and mentioned that we had never even met Dr. G. The next appointment, they made me wait at checkout and she very uncomfortably got in my face saying "Heeeeere I AM. Now you've seen me." It was odd. A couple years later, my son had a bunch of cavities pop. He was quite nervous about it during one filling and they course corrected to help make him comfortable. The next cleaning, Dr. G was the doctor. First time ever 9 years in. She burst into the room and yelled "this time you're getting THE BOSS." He was petrified and wasn't really cooperative. We got the basics done. She recommend 6 fillings, most on baby teeth and that we have him undergo anesthesia in Brighton to have it done. We discussed with his doctor and he recommended against it as it would fuel more concerns with dental anxiety to bring him to a strange place and put him out. He recommended trying an anti anxiety med with a dentist in the office that he had worked with before successfully. We communicated this back to Dr. G but didn't hear back. Flash forward 6 months, we had to get a tooth extracted for my daughter recently at the request of her orthodontist. We called to book and they told us that the family had been removed from the practice due to treatment philosophy. No communication, no notice. This is how we found out. My daughter is devastated as she liked the place a lot. Looking back, it seemed par for the course....impersonal, no relationship, self-important vibe by the owner. In summary, good location, pretty good service and availability but it is her way or the high way. We agree with other comments that she seems more inclined to drill on baby teeth than many other dentists. read more