The entire staff is amazing! Dr. Green was very understanding on my various dental conditions. Not…read moreone single person judged me and this was a total safe space. Thank you to this amazing staff! The entire staff is amazing! Dr. Green was very understanding on my various dental conditions. Not one single person judged me and this was a total safe space. Thank you to this amazing staff!

Dr. Platt is patient, kind, and extremely professional. You could not choose a better dentist or…read morefacility. All of the staff are truly wonderful. You will have an excellent experience from start to finish. Don't hesitate to make an appointment. I would call ASAP to get in!

Don't trust them…read more They gave me a treatment plan for a crown and I pre-paid it. Then they came back and added an x-ray charge (wouldn't expect x-rays during a crown replacement would you?) and then threatened to report it to credit agencies. Thanks Krista L. Clawson.

Dentists have expensive x-ray machines to pay off and as a result like to push patients into…read moregetting them. I have no objection to getting mine x-rayed if there is a legitimate medical reason for doing so. (Call me old-fashioned.) But I am not going to get x-rayed "just because." At my previous dentist, I explained my position regarding x-rays, and on my first two appointments, the hygienists cleaned them without making a fuss. Then I got a hygienist who said that she wouldn't go near my mouth unless I got x-rays...so I walked out. And switched to Premier. On my first two trips to Premier, the hygienists were fine with me not getting x-rays, but then I encountered one who tried to push them on me. When I pushed back, they said that although they were willing to clean my teeth this time, I would need x-rays in the future. And when I was checking out, they asked me to sign a waiver that relieved them of any harm I might have caused myself by not getting x-rayed, which I gladly did. The question: Why do dentists insist on playing such games? They make what should seem like a health care visit feel instead like a visit to a used-car dealer. Very unprofessional!

I recently relocated to Ohio and was in search of a new dental office after being with my previous…read moredentists for over five years. Unfortunately, my experience at Carrie Fletcher-Clock, DDS, in Kettering was far from positive. After reading the reviews, I decided to book a consultation when I needed immediate dental attention. The consult went well, and I initially thought I had found my new dental home--but I was wrong. After the consultation in July, the front desk staff told me they would call me, but I waited two months without hearing anything. When I finally called to follow up, I was met with excuses and no accountability. The front desk blamed the delay on insurance, but as a patient, I wasn't aware of what goes on behind the scenes and felt that even a simple update would have been appreciated. Instead, I was left in the dark with no communication for over two months. When I finally returned for my appointment, I had some follow-up questions based on my conversation with insurance. The dental hygienist ( young lady with blonde hair in bun) was very polite and patient, answering what she could, but Dr. Fletcher-Clock's attitude was shocking. When I asked her questions about my care plan, she told me, "I think you will be a problem," and insinuated that I thought I knew more than her, which was confusing and uncalled for. I wasn't rude at all or challenging her. Multiply time letting her know I AGREEW WITH HER ; I simply wanted clarification and reassurance about my treatment plan. Her dismissive tone and comments about insurance were unprofessional, with statements like "They're probably not even dentists looking at the X-rays. Insurance sucks, and they're in India." I left feeling unheard and shamed for merely seeking information about my own care. Patients should never be made to feel like a burden for asking questions, especially when dental visits can already be anxiety-inducing for some and I tend to experience anxiety when visiting the dentist which is why I had questions and needed to feel safe. What made this experience worse was the lack of accountability. Dr. Fletcher-Clock didn't take any responsibility for the miscommunication, instead blaming me for being "difficult." When I expressed discomfort and wanted to reschedule or reconsider my options, she remarked, "Do you know I blocked off two hours for you?"--as if my time and questions were irrelevant. I responded, "Do you know I've been calling your office for two months with little to no feedback?" I even offered to pay a cancellation fee because I was so uncomfortable (ready to leave) with her tone and statement and to be fair if she felt my questions were a waste of her time. I left the office embarrassed and deeply saddened. Even as I walked out, a staff member (Older lady sitting in chair with dark hair) gave me a dirty look, which added to the already negative experience. This type of treatment is exactly why some patients are afraid to speak up or ask questions at medical and dental offices or refuse to go to the doctor in general. No one should ever feel shamed for wanting to understand their care. This experience was incredibly disappointing, especially after moving to a new state and hoping to find a reliable dental home. It's unfortunate, but I cannot recommend this office based on the lack of communication, professionalism, and care that I received.

love this dentist, love this staff. they genuinely care about your experience…read more dr clock is patient and understanding and willing to talk through my options. she addresses my concerns and eases my anxieties.

Just had lower denture done. Dr shepler and his team are truly phenomenal! They genuinely care…read moreabout your comfort and they are so caring and kind. Highly recommend!

Do NOT go here. The office people should be flipping burgers at McDonald's. At first, they tried…read moreto run my procedure through a three year old policy which I told them NOT to do because I no longer had that policy. I even asked them to just take that policy out of their system. The incompetent bimbo at the desk did NOT do this. They told me they were in network, only to find out they lied, and sent me to collections. Not to mention....the work they did....did NOT work. Then they had the nerve, after they sent me to collections, to ask if I wanted a cleaning. Are you serious? There are hundreds of dentists in the area. If they would have just told me they weren't in network, I would have taken my business elsewhere.

Love Dr Shempp and his staff. They took such awesome care of myself, husband and three sons. Had to…read moreswitch dentists when my husbands job changed. So that's a bummer---

I've recently moved to the area and was recommended to Dr. Shempp by a friend. What luck! He's a…read morevery kind and considerate professional that makes sure that I understand and feel comfortable before any procedure.

There is not a better dentist office anywhere. The whole staff is efficient and kind. Everyone is…read moretimely and it is consistently a positive experience. Even my husband who fears dentists has concluded that there is nothing to fear in going to see Dr Coyne and Colleen. This is such a well run office that it exemplifies how efficient good people with good processes can create a positive atmosphere for customers!

I am someone who has avoided dental appointments in the past. However, with Dr. Abigail Platt and…read moreDr. Ryan Platt, I had a wonderful experience. To start, the dental hygienists did an amazing job. Both Dr.'s have taken the time to get to know me, treated me with kindness and respect, and were incredibly knowledgeable and competent in their care. They both obviously care about their patients immensely and go above and beyond to show that. You will be in capable hands if you book an appointment either of these incredible Doctors.

We can't say enough positive things about Ryckman Orthodontics! Superior service from the front…read moredesk, to the hygienists, to Dr. Ryckman. If you are looking for an honest, kind, and professional office for your orthodontic needs, look no further...this is the place to be!!

From the owner: Ryckman Orthodontics is committed to providing each patient with an exceptional level of care and…read moreattention. Our dedicated staff works together as a team to provide high-quality comprehensive care. Our compassionate and understanding doctors take pride in paying close attention to each patient's needs. Operational Info Cont'd: Open Thurs By Appt Only Brands: Member American Association Of Orthodontics

I went to Dr. John Coyne several months ago and have a great experience. I hate the Dentist and…read moreusually have bigger issues with the employees of Dentists because of their lack of bedside manner. I certainly didnt have that experience here. Dr. Coyne came in numerous times to check on me and the assistant was very careful not to cause any discomfort. The office was spotless and from when I called in for the appointment to when I left, everyone was very professional and polite. I would recommend going to Dr. John!!!

This dental practice is conveniently located in downtown Oakwood, OH, right across from Dorothy…read moreLane Market. The office is clean and modern and has plenty of toys for children to play with while waiting. The receptionist was polite and friendly over the phone and in-person, and the hygienist was great with both my children, getting them interested and excited about what was going on. It was the dentist himself that reduced the star rating to 3. He was very condescending and spoke to me like I was a teen mom, telling me I had better start saving some money, because my daughter would need extensive dental work in a few years, and it was going to be expensive. First of all, both my husband and I have professional jobs--I may look young, but I'm 32, not 19. Second, my daughter was 6 when he made the pronouncement that she would need extensive dental work by age 9. Her teeth are straight and clean though slightly crowded, which sounds more like a retainer or possibly braces than the oral surgery he was scaring her with. My daughter sat there in the chair, clenching her fists like she was terrified as he said this. I believe he should have spoken to me in private and been far less presumptuous. If you want a dentist for adults within walking distance of your house, I would recommend him for that, but not for children.