I can't believe I'm actually giving a dentist 5 stars, but I truly am. I have had horrible dentist…read moreexperiences and despite the good reviews on here, I was still skeptical. And while nothing about going to the dentist is comfortable, I at least felt confident that while here, my teeth were being treated well, I wasn't getting scammed out of my money, and they truly cared about me...well, my mouth, at least. :) The assistants were wonderful and sweet, and the dentist actually surprised me with his "next-door neighbor" demeanor. A nice guy. I ended up getting my teeth cleaned but then went back and got them to replace a cap on a chipped tooth. They did a fantastic job and really paid attention to detail. I've already recommended them to friends and I certainly recommend them to anyone who asks.

Wanted to pull 3 teeth because if caries under the crowns. He stated he didn't think he would have…read moreroom to put a crown on these teeth. I got a second opinion from Wash U dental grad who said "no problem" and proceeded to place crowns over the repaired teeth. Dr. Strohmeyer likes to pull teeth.

Dr. Khan is one of the best doctors ever. He is caring, an excellent dentist, and so kind. The…read moreoffice staff are also so kind and understanding make sure to work around people's schedules. I cannot recommend this office more.

I decided to go to a new dentist after decades, and I couldn't be happier with Dr. Michael White!!!…read more The office is incredibly clean, the staff is helpful and kind, Dr. White has perfect bedside manner and explains things thoroughly, they have the updated technology for X-rays and root canals, and the dentist chair is a massage chair which is bonus! I used to be a dental assistant studying to be a dentist. I know when a dentist is crooked and doing a bad job or making up that your teeth need unnecessary work. Dr. White is the best dentist I've had so far! The $125 for the X-rays and exam is taken off of the first procedure! The root canal is $1375 less than my old dentist! They even approved me for Care Credit with 0% interest, and worked with my financial situation allowing me to be on an affordable monthly payment plan. Due to sensitivity; I thought I that some old decay might have not been completely removed from two root canals. It turns out the bite was just off on both teeth causing pain from pressure. Dr. White filed my caps free of charge and is going to do two root canals on my back molars that have needed to be done. This is by far the best dental experience I hav ever had!

I would not recommend this dental office based on my experience. The practice repeatedly performed…read moreor recommended tests and X-rays that were not covered by my insurance without clearly informing me beforehand. On more than one occasion, they attempted to take X-rays even though they knew my insurance only covers them once every 12 months. I felt there was a strong focus on generating additional billable procedures rather than providing transparent patient care. Patients should be fully informed about costs and insurance coverage before unnecessary tests are performed. I was also concerned by the lack of communication regarding staffing changes. Dr. White apparently left the practice after a medical emergency, but patients were not proactively informed that a new dentist would be taking over their care. Overall, I found the business practices to be lacking in transparency, and the experience left me questioning whether recommended procedures were truly necessary. I would encourage prospective patients to carefully review treatment recommendations and verify insurance coverage before agreeing to additional testing

Let me tell you. My regular dentist has insisted for years that a sensitive tooth is "all good". I…read moreneeded a second opinion and Yelp lead me here. From the moment I scheduled on the phone (they got me in within 2 days), to the waiting room (I waited 10 min max), to the dentist and pictures, I was completely impressed. The dentist (the youngest guy) listened to everything I had to say, joked with me and reassured me they'd figure out the problem. Coming from a "traditional x-ray" place, I was amazed at the technology here with digital images of my mouth that I COULD SEE and the 3D imaging of my entire mouth that he let me look at. The hygienist was also very nice although she didn't need to do much in my case. The dentist poked and prodded to help pinpoint the problem. In the end, I left pissed at my previous dentist as I now need a root canal (gasp! My first dental work in 30 years!) Now, at one point in my life my dad made me wear a mouthpiece to protect my teeth during everything. They were the most prized family possession: all those trips to the ortho, turns of the key to widen the jaw, retainer after retainer. A ROOT CANAL on the family treasure?! I was terrified despite being a regular and generally loving going to the dentist. The day of the procedure he reassured me of my feelings, "yep, they are no fun," and proceeded to start. As far as root canals go, I think this one went pretty well. They seemed very thorough and knowledgeable on the RC. The molar took a little over 2 hours, including getting the final crown (which they make at the location during the procedure). Total cost before insurance was about $2k. I immediately made an appointment for my next cleaning and gave a big finger to the previous dentist!

Because of Covid, when I got to the dentists office at my appointment time, they asked me to wait…read morein the car until they called or text to say come in. I only waited a few minutes & was able to walk in, fill out my paperwork. I have been twice now & every person I have come in contact with from hygienists to my dentist made me feel welcomed & comfortable. I would recommend this family dentist office if you are nervous or unsure, they make it easy to begin or maintain your tooth health journey.

My family been going to Dalin Dental for our dental care for decades. My teeth are a priority for…read moreme. After going to some other dentists when I briefly lived out-of-state, I absolutely wouldn't consider going anywhere else but here. This team helps you keep the teeth you were born with healthy and strong. Plus, they don't recommend anything that you don't need, like some other practices do. They have always worked me in when I've had any concerns.

Dental work, my wife had a cap put on, it feel off and went and had it reglued. then my wife was…read morehaving pain, they brought her and sent her for xrays to a different dentist and had out of pocket expenses. Almost a year later and they want to take to tooth completely out with teh xrays being clean. When i called to firgure it out, the receptionist didnt seemed like she even cared.

I cannot say enough wonderful things about Dr. Michael Stallings and his entire staff!…read more I was driving from Atlanta to St. Louis to visit family when, around 3:00 in the afternoon, a large piece of my FRONT TOOTH broke off. Needless to say, I had a bit of a meltdown! I was going to be in St. Louis for almost a week with several events planned, and the thought of spending that time with part of my front tooth missing was pretty upsetting. I started calling dentists near my mother-in-law's home, but most offices were either closed, couldn't see me, or couldn't get me in for a few days...then I called Dr. Stallings' office. From the moment they answered the phone, everyone was incredibly kind, friendly, and accommodating. Their office closed at 5:00, and because I was still driving in from Atlanta, the absolute earliest I could get there was 4:35. Without hesitation, they told me to come in and that they would take care of me. I walked through the door at exactly 4:35, and they were ready and waiting. They immediately took X-rays, evaluated my tooth, and got to work repairing it--and it looks great! What really touched me was realizing that the entire staff had stayed past closing to help someone they had never even met before. They could easily have told me to come back the next morning, but instead they went out of their way to make sure I didn't have to spend my visit worrying about a broken front tooth. The professionalism and quality of care were outstanding, but the kindness and willingness to accommodate me during such a stressful situation meant even more. I am so incredibly grateful to Dr. Stallings and his entire staff. If I lived in St. Louis, I would absolutely want this to be my dental office. I highly recommend them to anyone looking for a dentist who not only does excellent work but genuinely cares about his patients. Thank you all for staying late and saving my smile AND my week!

Worst experience of my life. I don't feel like they listen, always felt like my concerns were…read moredismissed. After 5 months of dealing with them and lots of money, I finally went to another dentist to have fixed what they wouldn't. I do not recommend this office.

I had been their patient for over a year now and they've provided me pretty reasonably price ed…read moreservices where I took advantage of STLDentalPlanLLC dental insurance plan to make my charges lower. I'm fortunate to have Dr. Jessica Whitehead-Nieva as my deaf dentist where I don't have one for years which I usually have a hearing dentist. I'm feeling more clicked to their dental services where they've acknowledged of my deaf disability. I would recommended deaf patients to go & use their good dental services! Sincerely, Christopher A. Rowland.

I've had problems with this dentist, they may have switched names around but, her husband dose…read moreexcessive work at one time, leveling your bite off. Root canal the wrong tooth. Left me in pain for years, thanks for not listening, moving my 6 month appointment, bame me for ware, and charge me an arm and a leg. Insurance never covers half of what they get approved.

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.