My 79 year old father had an appointment at the ECIOM location to remove a tooth broken at the gum…read moreline. We waited weeks to get in and an hour before we were to be there, the office called to reschedule because the doctor had an emergency. I understand emergencies, but what I DO NOT understand is being told we were rescheduled to "next available" not even a work in, and next available was another SIX WEEK WAIT. Not ok, not acceptable.

Horrible.... everything about it. From start to finish The…read moremeet and the advise and that comfort feeling you need from a dentist before you let them operate on you.

This place is the best!! As someone with huge dentist anxiety, I've never felt more relaxed…read more They treated my entire family in one day! The staff are amazing and treat you with kindness and the upmost support. The team here at Anderson family dental is great! The dentist who gave me a deep cleaning today was careful and very knowledgeable! They explained everything as they was doing it and it was honestly pain free! Will be using Anderson family dental for years to come.

DON'T GO HERE. 99%…read moresure the reviews on Google are mostly bots to make themselves look good. Dentist was rude. Very rude. They destroyed my tooth to it being having a small cavity and it being white to when they "filled it in", it got all grey and black and was in pain. I had to keep taking Tylenol and sleep the pain off for weeks before my next appointment. They ended up having to pull out that tooth. And I was furious. Appointments are a pain. They are horrific. They ended up canceling my appointment without telling me and said I was able to go through text. And then turned me away bc I didn't "confirm" and they replaced my appointment with someone elses. Never going here again. 0 stars if I could

The staff was professional and friendly. They put me at ease and talked with me about what to…read moreexpect and instructions for after care for my tooth extraction. Virtual painless, I would recommend the sedation for anyone who has had bad experiences with dental care. I would recommend Dr Patel and his staff to family and friends, they get a 10 out of 10 from me!

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Let's start with my obsession with my teeth. I'm a patient that never gets told to "floss more." I…read morehad never missed a six (6) month cleaning in my adult life, until the office staff went out of their way to insult and embarrass me in front of other patients. I have an illnesses which causes me to vomit frequently, sometimes with no warning. I had an episode while in the Martin Dentistry office some time ago. It's not as though they didn't know or hadn't seen it. However, after being late to an appointment which was rescheduled I was ridiculed. Call me silly but I didn't want to uncontrollably vomit all over the dentist or hygienist. Frankly, it's a health risk. I could've easily choked on my vomit during treatment. You can be the best dentist but with an unprofessional, patient facing staff you will eventually lose business. Side note, somehow the office suppressed my Google review. Now I consider them unreliable.

So let's all just be real with ourselves, no one likes the dentist. I have found a few over the…read moreyears that I've liked aspects of my visit but not the whole visit. HOWEVER, I will say that this is the first time from start to finish. I changed dentist due to my work and location so this past winter I was looking for a new dentist. I asked a co worker of mine and she recommended this dentist. I did my own research and decided to give it a whirl. The front office staff was great. And my hygienist was knowledgable, talked me through everything and even made a note in my chart about preferences much appreciated. Additionally, they do provide fluoride for their adult patients. This is crucial and I've been getting this ever since I've gone to the dentist. Meeting the dentist was great, she was personable and shared her advice with me about my concerns. She did not force me into any decisions and said it was my choice but she would air on the side of conservative treatment. Overall, it was a great experience and honestly I am not dreading my next appointment.

My husband and I live and travel in our RV. We have a dentist in our home state of FL that we see…read moreevery December and manages our yearly xrays etc. We wanted to try Aspen Dental in Anderson for our 6 month cleaning. We just left there and I have never had such a bad experience with a doctor or dentist. We have to pay out of pocket because we're out of state (not a problem we knew this going in) They ask that as a new patient you do xrays. They only charge $29 for that so it was fine with us, but I explained several times that all I wanted was a basic cleaning. They informed me after the xrays that I needed a deep cleaning at the cost of $3000! I said no thanks I'll speak to my home dentist - who takes my dental insurance- about it. (She had told me when I saw her in December that I was looking good - I have bone loss but have good dental hygiene so she saw no need to put me through the deep cleaning at that time). The dental tech then refused to do a basic cleaning because it would be a disservice to me! Even though the doctor said I could have the Basic cleaning she still refused. But letting whatever could be cleaned in a basic cleaning build up on my teeth until December would be better? My husband had the appointment right after me and they told him the exact same thing about needing a deep cleaning. HOWEVER he had just had a thorough deep cleaning three months before so it is highly doubtful he needed another. They also refused him a basic cleaning. It was just a money grab. I was practically begging the tech to clean my teeth as I have no other alternative until December and she just wouldn't listen. I even offered to sign something but she said it didn't cover her enough. I wish I had done more research before I called them. Definitely don't make the same mistake I did. They tried to take advantage because I didn't have insurance I could use with them and refused me service when I didn't want to be gouged.

After being cancelled once the day of (no reason given) an extraction, we rescheduled 7 days out as…read morethe receptionist said that was the "best" they could do. Now, the abscess is worse, and they just called to cancel us again. This is awful!

I have been going to 24/7 dental for years. I felt comfortable and felt the staff was very kind…read more In February 2025 it was discovered I had a cavity. The office girl said I had a credit and there would be no charge. In July 2026 I had an appointment on July25, 2026 at 4 pm. The office girl said I was a week early the appointment is Aug 1, 2026, at 4pm. While I was in the office on July 25th, 2026, the office girl asked to update my information. She had my correct address and phone number. On August 1, 2026, I walk in and the office girl is different. I tell her my name and what time my appointment is. The office girl tells me I will be considered a walk in as I did not confirm my appointment. I asked the office girl, "How do you confirm an appointment when no one from this office called, emailed or text me." The office girl says, "Oh wait we do not have your phone number." I said that is impossible I was in here last Saturday and the girl updated it. I gave my phone number again. Then when I ask the office girl to tell me what address they have it's the wrong address. I give the office girl my correct address. The office girl informs me I cannot be seen today as I have a $7.00 outstanding bill from February 2025. Turns out the Feb 2025 visit was not fully covered by my credit. When I see the office manager, she keeps telling me about how it is an insurance issue. I repeated numerous times to her I paid out of pocket, as I did not have insurance. I paid the $7.00 and got to see the dentist. When I was taken to the back the medical assistant asked why I was here. I told her I had braces and the orthodontist wanted confirmation that he fixed my problem. The medical assistant responds with, "You don't have braces!" I responded very firmly "Yes, I do!" She moved herself over and made me open my mouth to confirm. Without warning the medical assistant tells me to open up and she tried to take an x-ray. She scratched my mouth and I told her to stop. I said I am only here to have the dentist confirm that the orthodontist fixed the issue. When the dentist came in, I told him about my horrible experience with the office. I said I just need you to confirm the Orthodontist fixed the problem so my braces can come off. The dentist confirmed the issue was corrected and he would let my orthodontist know the braces can come off. I go out to check out, and the girl throws her arms in the air and says, "Oh no, I am not ready for you! Go out in the waiting room." I sat and waited and the office girl opens the door and says, "Do you need to schedule an appointment?" I said, "No! I am never coming back!" She smiled and said, "Bye!" To be that careless with patients' personal information is so unprofessional. I will be finding a new dentist!

Beware of this place…read more My first visit as a walk-in, I waited three hours and was sent home with antibiotics. When I came back a few days later, I only wanted one tooth pulled, but the doctor wanted to pull all my teeth. I told him no, just the one. He smiled, numbed me up, and started pulling the tooth. I've had teeth pulled before, so I know what it feels like. He had the tooth almost out when he suddenly said, "I was hoping that wouldn't happen." Then he grabbed a grinder and started grinding. After a moment he said "Oh no," stopped, and pulled the tooth out. He set it on the table in front of me, and it had been ground round. When I left, I could feel a brand-new gap in my only back tooth that wasn't there before. I called a lawyer when I got home, but nothing came of it. About a year later that tooth started throbbing with pain. When I went back and told the nurse and doctor what happened, they didn't believe me. They hurt me again, took $100, and then said it would be another $400 to pull the painful tooth. Another time I waited three hours again. A man came in who had all his teeth pulled the day before. He was crying in severe pain, begging for help, and saying he had already paid. It was heartbreaking to watch. He was still sitting there when I left. Later they told me that doctor doesn't work there anymore. I can't imagine why.

If I could give zero stars I would. Imagine getting teeth extracted just to have the sites to be…read morereopened 5 times in a little over a week. Told you don't feel any pain, you don't have dry socket (in both) (which I did), rough handling to the point your crown on another tooth is popped off. Bruises on both sides of your face told and you don't need pain meds. Countless injections on both sides of your face for numbing and not even told you were going to be reopened again. Nerves hit repeatedly to the point a panic attack is induced and told "oh stop it... We don't do that here". Having to remain in the chair, quiet, bleeding and feeling it. Then a panic attack happens. You get HIS doctor notes approving the time you need off. But it when it comes to your paperwork for work- he fills it out completely wrong 5 times. It's only 8 questions. Changes his answers, doesn't respond to emails, doesn't pay for the crown he dislodged, and now your job is at stake. The staff argues with you about the time off letters and it's wording. Yeah never going back and telling everyone this story.

This was the worst dental experience I have ever had and I wasn't even the patient. My daughter…read morewent in for wisdom teeth extractions and ended up with dry socket, which could have been prevented had they given proper after care instructions and medications. She suffered needlessly. I have four kids and she was the third one needing their wisdom teeth extracted so I know a little bit about the process. Do not take your child here.