As well as her excellent dental care, Dr. Moleski , she stays on the cutting edge of technology and…read moretreatments and doesn't just read about them, she attends training and becomes proficient on use of these new procedures. I have found, to my dismay, that this is not a common process of physicians. Because she actively looks for the newest and best techniques on an ongoing basis, as her patient I am always confident that I will receive the most current and successful treatment that exists on any given dental need. She does very thorough exams and evaluates not only dental health, but correctly considers it only one component of a whole body system. She doesn't miss the trees for the forest. Too many physicians are so focused on their specific area of expertise that they miss significant health issues. One example is that her evaluation of the muscular system in the throat area, had led to referral of patients who are subsequently diagnosed with life-threatening sleep apnea or other sleep disorders. She did this for me and a sleep condition I had, unbeknownst to me and was significantly affecting my quality of life was diagnosed and treated. On two occasions now I have heard patients thank her for saving their lives by referring them to an otolaryngologist (ear, nose and throat specialist) for what she suspected was a type of cancer not normally a part of a dental exam. I also appreciate her excellent time management of her office and employees. I am almost always ushered in just about the time I am picking out a magazine to read while I wait. I have never had to wait any longer that ten minutes. Having been raised with a great deal of dental trauma sharing this with her and her hygienist and assistants, I receive a great deal of support and care which greatly reduces my anxiety. Prior post ( I need to shorten this review because of "Character limit exceeded": I have a great deal of respect for Dr. Christine Moleski. I have been a patient of hers for 14 years and have complete confidence in her. Not only have I benefited from her excellent dentistry, but also from her compassionate nature and her practice of keeping herself current on techniques and treatments. As a result of her diligence, I was provided with a treatment that significantly reduced chronic pain, which improved my quality of life, And, her compassion extends beyond her office. I see her name in many newspaper article "thank you" sections as one who has contributed to many worthy causes. I hope she does not mind my mentioning this; I think it is important. Those worthy causes are organizations or people who are helping people. That's what we do. We help people. I read these articles and it makes perfect sense to me why she knows me so well and really cares about me. She is one of those who is called to a profession, it's not just a job. I want to thank her for helping people, for her generosity and also for all the time she contributes, -another glimpse of who she really is. I also thank her for her expertise which has beaten the odds, that is, I have ALL my teeth and they are in good shape. One parent, a sibling and both sets of grandparents had dentures by my age.

I went to her a couple of times. She was horribly rude to her staff in front of me for one thing…read more I had her put a veneer on a discolored front tooth, and she didn't match up the color with my other teeth, and when I got an infected tooth and tried to get an emergency appointment, she was too busy to see me. I found another dentist at that point.

My MIL texted me this morning--her crown popped off and she was asking for advice…read more I'm a Dental Hygienist practicing in Washington state and understand that this is a pretty typical dental emergency...except she lives in rural Alaska, where getting to a dentist can mean a flight or ferry. So we're texting through next steps, expectations, all of it... And then somehow--Dr. Riederer's office made magic happen: got her in evaluated the situation scanned & made a new crown cleaned her teeth back on a plane to Haines by early afternoon Truly a team effort--the front desk for coordinating everything so quickly, the clinical team for being efficient and thorough, and Dr. Reiderer for delivering seamless, high-quality care. No notes. Setting the bar high. What a wild and lovely rural Alaska dental victory. Thank you

Dr Riederer and his office are lifesavers. He was able to get me in for an emergency crown and I am…read moreso grateful. He has a wonderful, calm and friendly disposition which really helps and so much experience with gentleness. You won't go wrong here!

Friendly staff and great views from the office! Being my first appointment with them, they made…read moresure all the boxes were checked and answered any questions I had

Easily the best dental experience of my life. No judgement, no BS, just quick and very gentle work…read moreto get you out of pain. The office is flexible with payments as well, and all the staff from the doctor on down are super nice! I intend to hit them up again after the new year for more work, actually. Followup edit: The temporary fillings he put in for me lasted 2 weeks. If you know anything about temp fillings, you know that's insanely good, especially given the tooth surface area he had to work with! What can I say, the man is highly skilled. Kept me out of pain until I could have oral surgery to more permanently correct the problem, and the office he referred me to was excellent as well.

Dr Lee's office staff got me in to evaluate a broken tooth, had me scheduled for and fitted with a…read morenew permanent crown all within less than 24 hours! Everyone who handled my care was very caring, knowledgeable and professional - would recommend highly.

This is not an LGBTQ+ safe space. They do good dental work thus the 1 star I gave. Their front desk…read moreperson was derogatory and honestly outright cruel about pronouns for my trans spouse. Dr. Lee said "she didn't mean it that way" but there is no other way to mean what she said (making fun of their gender neutral pronouns, insinuating they can't exist like that, making faces at me about it during conversation) - he will defend his employees mistreatment of patients with no qualms. Great place to work if you're transphobic apparently.

Great place! They have good music, the water that comes out of the rinse thing is warm (a nice…read moretouch) and the staff is WONDERFUL! They were so great with my toddler he let them polish his teeth. I LOVE this place

From the owner: At Nizich Family Dental, we take great pride in running our family-owned and operated dental office…read morewith professionalism. We focus on keeping your teeth healthy and strong while providing friendly, welcoming service throughout the entire process. You can trust our team to answer any questions you may have about your dental treatment options or how we can help make your smile brighter. We also have experienced staff on hand to answer your insurance questions.

Very nice dentist. She's on the conservative side when it comes to dental work, which is fine by…read moreme. She is very caring and gentle as is her staff. Very nice office. She's not cheap but worth it if you really care about your teeth and want quality care. I highly recommend. By the way, she's on Dunn Street. Her office moved.

I missed one appointment with them as their first patient and per policy they will NEVER schedule…read moreme again. Receptionist was rude and had a bad attitude. so much for dental care in Juneau

my very first appointment with them for a cleaning was great. but after that, I had too many bad…read moreexperiences Im so sorry I have to give 1 star. I am 100% understanding about lack of staff issue but it's not just that. it's the policies. I had my cavity drilled and repaired and have had pain ever since so even after the repair I cannot eat on that side of my mouth. it's been many months now. I scheduled an appointment and I got super, super sick and I called to say I couldn't make it but they never answer the phones so I have to leave messages. they still charged me that fee because you are supposed to call 3 days prior or whatever which is the policy. like seriously? you want me to show up HACKING my lungs out everywhere unable to breath covered in mucus so I don't get charged a fee? I didn't know I was going to get super sick and stay very sick for WEEKS by the way. I didn't want to miss that appointment. I miss chewing without pain. but this is not the first time. I paid the fee the first time but I refused to pay this time and they said they would remove this fee only this once. made me feel like I really should not go back. like I said, I understand the lack of staff issue. i am ok with calling a million times until I finally get somebody. but this made me feel like I don't want to go back. get charged fees for getting sick. I was extremely sick at least I remembered to call! My jaw still really hurts by the way.