Myself and my brothers were patients when Jim first started his practice in Texarkana. The best…read moredentist I have ever seen. So kind, caring, and thoughtful. And this includes all the staff. Congrats on the new building!

Good work but, expensive. They accept many insurers which is why we chose them.there was minimal…read morewait to get in.

My first trip to Aspen Dental. And I was so surprised by THE most thorough dental exam I've ever…read morehad. And I'm old! Multiple X-rays from more angles than I could even imagine. Periodontal charting to diagnose gum disease. And something new that I've never seen before...an intraoral camera photographing my entire mouth and producing color photos/videos that are amazing. Non-invasive, better oral care, and convenient diagnosis - isn't that what you've always looked for in your dental check-up? The people were all friendly and informative, from check-in, through X-rays, hygienist exam, dentist exam, and accounting. I said accounting because, once again, this is something new to me. They provided me a detailed cost analysis of everything needing to be accomplished for my oral health. It showed the cost before insurance and after insurance for each procedure, and I knew exactly what I would be required to pay upfront. What a concept! Thanks to the entire team for providing the best dental visit of my life.

I've been a paying customer at Aspen Dental on Richmond Road, Texarkana for many years, and I've…read moretried to give them the benefit of the doubt. But after multiple frustrating experiences, I feel compelled to share my story. Back on February 18, I had a full-day appointment scheduled, took time off work, lost a day's pay only to arrive and be told their technician wasn't in. No call, no heads-up. The same receptionist who's always there could've notified me the day before or even that morning. She didn't. Fast forward to last Thursday, Oct 30, 2025: I stopped by to ask about a repair and warranty coverage. She said it was covered and to bring the item in at 8:00 a.m. Friday and it'd be ready by noon. I did exactly that. The technician confirmed after I asked that they'd remove the liner to do the repair. I called at 12:20 to check if it was ready, and the receptionist said yes. I left work and headed over. Then came the curveball: she called me en route, rudely stating I had a "12:00 appointment" and she was closing at 1:00. I was confused, there was never an appointment, just a pickup time. When I arrived, her attitude was dismissive. I reminded her that I paid premium for the item and deserved basic courtesy. Another clerk chimed in with "Sir, you need to just calm down." Calm down over what? No one told me they closed early on Fridays. She was in a Halloween costume, so maybe theatrics were part of the day. To be fair, the technician did a great job on the repair. But the front desk experience was consistently poor. I was offered another appointment next week, but I said I might not return. I prepaid for a seven-year package, so I may have no choice. As I left, the costumed clerk hollered "Have a nice day." I let it go. But I couldn't help noticing: in 2019, the parking lot was full. These days, it's mostly empty. That says something.

Best Dentist in Mount Pleasant TX, he always has a great attitude and staff is very accommodating.read more

I had a tooth filled with bondo which came out taking more of the tooth with it leaving hardly any…read more tooth at all. Doubted very seriously if it could be redone. Dr Sikes doubted if it could be saved but he went to work and patched it up like new and here three months later still holding up. I would not go anywhere else!

They worked me in on a Thursday. After not seeing them in a very long time. They fixed me up fast…read moreand did a great Job. Such nice folks.

If you are searching for a dentist in the Longview/East Texas area, look no further than Clint…read moreBruyere, DDS, check the website at : http://www.smileoasis.com/pages/about.htm Dr. Bruyere is an exceptional dentist with over 30 years of experience. He is very concerned with patient care and the satisifaction of each client with every dental experience. Dr. Bruyere is supported by a friendly and welcoming staff, all of whom make sure that you are taken care of and enjoy your dental visit. The office is warm and inviting- they always offer the newest in dental products. When I was in recently, they had a new supply of dental gum (contains Xylitol) that is actually good for you to chew. Google Xylitol for more information. I've tried some of the gum and it's fabulous...and good for you too!

Had to redo the same fillings about 4 times in about a year and a half, went to dr siriphongs one…read moretime and 2 years later those same fillings are going strong. 10 of 10 would recommend

Dr. Siriphong DDS Sulphur Springs, TX…read more On 7/29/2026 I visited this office for teeth cleaning and x-rays. It was identified that I was in need of 3 fillings, some bridge work and possible crowns. Upon leaving the office I stopped at Shea's station to schedule an appointment for the fillings. We scheduled for 8/04/26. I was informed that I would be charged $245.80. I did not know at the time that this included 20% of my $161 charge for teeth cleaning that was going to be 100% covered After my 8/04/26 appointment I stopped at Shea's station to remit my payment of $245.80. She printed out a statement for me and I left. When I arrived home, I looked at the statement and had some questions for her. I called and was told that the forwarding balance of $161.00 was for my teeth cleaning and were awaiting payment from my insurance company. The 7/29 appointment was 100% covered. She also informed me that I had a $79 credit from 2023 that was included/applied to the balance. On 8/05/26 I called Shea back requesting A more detailed statement showing the credit from 2023. I also asked why I was never sent the credit and why they held onto it for 3 years. She stated I had some cancelled/rescheduled appointments where they were going to give me my credit, but because these appointments had been rescheduled, they decided to keep my credit balance. I requested to be sent my overpayment from 2023 and she refused. She said they would use it for whatever my insurance wouldn't pay for my 7/29 and 8/4 appointments. I feel they are stealing my money from 2023 and my overpayment from 3 years ago has nothing to do with 7/29 and 8/4. The money is mine to use as I see fit. I am in my 70's and live on a fixed income. In the past 3 years I could have used that money for groceries or to pay a bill. I am appalled by this man's lack of ethics and thievery-like behavior, his rudeness and unprofessional behavior. Not only am I very saddened to be treated this way, but I am also concerned about this type of practice and whether or not Dr. Siriphong makes this a habit in his practice. It is the second time it has happened to me.

My boys and I have been going to Doctor Arnold's office for several years. The doctor and staff…read morecontinue to provide friendly and skillful service. I highly recommend this office for your next dental appointment. Don

Dr. Arnold and his staff are amazing, they go above and beyond to help all their patients and when…read moreyou walk in they know you by name. He has the perfect personality to make you laugh and he keeps it entertaining when you have to have big dental work done. Makes me feel at ease when I'm there

I chose this office because of their advertising and message that they help patients "love your…read moresmile." Unfortunately, my experience was the opposite. I was seeking a simple two-tooth flipper. Instead, I experienced months of frustration, poor communication, and an unsatisfactory result. This was not my first removable appliance. I had successfully worn a flipper for many years, so I knew a natural-looking and functional result was achievable. When the first flipper was delivered, I was unhappy with its appearance. I communicated my concerns directly to Dr. Denson and Christie, provided photographs, written notes, and specific requested changes, and gave the office every opportunity to address the issues. At my second appointment, after waiting approximately 46 minutes to be seen, I received a revised appliance that still failed to address the concerns I had clearly identified. The appliance continued to have significant aesthetic issues involving tooth shape, gum contours, proportions, opacity, and overall harmony with the surrounding teeth. These concerns were known before the original appliance was even made and remained after the revision. To be clear, my issue was not that the appliance differed from my previous flipper or Essix. I understood an exact replica was not possible. My concern was that the appliance was aesthetically poor in its own right. When I explained to Leah that the revised appliance still had the same issues and, in my opinion, looked worse than the first version, the interaction became uncomfortable. My spouse, who attended the appointment with me, shared my concerns. Rather than feeling heard, I felt my concerns were dismissed. I ultimately removed my own bib, left the appliance at the office, requested a refund, and was then asked to wait even longer to speak with Dr. Denson despite already being late for another appointment after the lengthy wait. This was not the first time I experienced excessive wait times. I left feeling that my dissatisfaction was being treated as a problem rather than a legitimate concern. After persistently following up myself due to poor communication, I eventually received an offer of only a partial refund along with a letter terminating the doctor-patient relationship. While I understand a dentist has the right to discontinue a patient relationship, it was disappointing to be dismissed as a patient rather than have my concerns meaningfully addressed and resolved. I also requested that the refund process be handled remotely through written communication, electronic signatures, and either a mailed check or refund to the original payment method. Despite this, I was instructed to return to the office in person, creating additional inconvenience and stress. What makes this experience particularly disappointing is that I did everything reasonably possible to help achieve a successful outcome. I provided photographs, written instructions, specific feedback, and allowed the office to revise the appliance. Despite those efforts, the final work remained subpar and my concerns were never adequately addressed. I also felt significant pressure toward extensive restorative treatment throughout my time at the practice. In hindsight, I am grateful this experience occurred before proceeding with larger and more expensive dental work. If Dr. Denson could not provide a satisfactory result with a relatively straightforward removable appliance, I was no longer comfortable trusting him with more complex restorative treatment. To add insult to injury, after years of routine six-month cleanings at this office, and even bringing to their attention that I think I have a cavity each time with no resolve, my new dentist has informed me that I have multiple cavities. I fully expect a generic response from them on here rather than accountability. Between Dr. Denson's attitude, the lack of professionalism shown by staff, the poor communication, and the disappointing quality of work, I cannot recommend this practice to anyone seeking highly aesthetic dental treatment.

Dr. Kieth, and Dr. D, have been very good to me over the years. I've had multiple emergency…read moredentistry issues, and they've always been able to help quickly. The staff is fun and friendly and are always eager to help.

Great dentist, friendly, with a caring personality who shows concern for his patient's well being.read more

Wwwwhhhhaaaaattttt!!!,,,!!!???? William Trevor has never won…read morethe Mann Booker!! Only means the Award is Bogus and Mickey mouse! The greatest short story writer in the universe and denied The socallec premier literary prize in English Speaking World Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!

I wanted to get an ultrasonic cleaning so I came to Dr Mott. I was paying cash because he didn't…read moretake my insurance. Anyway I guess I should have looked harder for a dentist but I was kind of on a time crunch. So they knew they didn't take my insurance and the quoted me like 400 bucks. So they did X-rays before the cleaning. I have some dental issues which I'm pretty self conscious about. Dr. Motts saw my X-rays and came in the little room I was in and started talking loud ,.or he seemed pretty loud to me , saying I was missing a bunch of teeth. I mean does he think I'm not aware of my dental situation ? Or did he believe everyone needed to hear about my problems? I don't know why he was so mean to me. We told him we were interested in getting a partial. He say more than once that a partial was 1500 bucks at his office. Again I don't know why that was necessary I just know I was embarrassed and I felt ashamed of missing teeth. Now I don't know if he's that way to everyone or he just didn't like me. I decided to skip the cleaning and we paid for the X-rays and left. The X-rays themselves were 400 bucks so thank God I skipped the cleaning or I would have had to pay twice what I expected to. I would rather pay 2000 for a partial than go back to this dentist. I remember how people made me feel and he didn't make me feel good at all. I hope he's not like that with all his patients and I guess he's not or he would have failed years ago.

I like to describe Dr. Mott as "the dream dentist". He is an ace at his craft and I'm so very…read morethankful that I found him. Everyone in his office is so easy to work with and they genuinely care about your dental health.