I recently broke a tooth and called Heritage Dental Centers to schedule an appointment. The staff…read morewas very friendly and was able to get me in to have it looked at right away even though I was a new patient. Dr. Anderson determined that the tooth should be capped and really went the extra mile to make sure I completely understood the process. His calm and caring manner really helped alleviate any anxiety I had and I was amazed at how little discomfort I felt during the fairly in depth procedure.

First time visiting Community Dental Care. Even though I was a new patient I was seen right away…read more The front desk people were AWESOME! I was seen in 20 minutes after arriving. Dr DAWA is very experienced and so is her assistant! Both beautiful people! The did a great job and I am very pleased. Will be going back when they get to their new place and I wish them all well!

Every visit here is joyful. Every single person here is helpful, friendly, and compassionate. I can…read morehonestly say, "I love going to the dentist." The work done in my mouth has been the best I have ever had. Thank you all so much.

Long story short, money-hungry, impersonable, and immature…read more Was recommended Moldrem by my insurance provider because they testified to my insurance that they could accommodate my allergies. Scheduled an initial intake at the Lakeville location and things went smoothly. Met with Dr. Molldrem and he was keen on everyone getting 'paid what they were owed' in the context of my insurance lowballing him. Mind you, the staff drive luxury SUVs and they have TWO locations. Several MONTHS later I have my teeth cleaning and not only could they not accommodate my allergies, they never had the intent to. Furthermore, they refused to coordinate care between me and my Medical Doctor to figure out appropriate treatment based on my Dr.'s medical orders. I asked politely to receive updates within the week regarding sussing out my treatment plan and they told me to get lost. I asked for recommendations on who else to go to if they couldn't get the job done and they told me to check with my insurance (HAH!). So here I am without any of the treatments they had agreed to help me work through. I called to file a complaint and the Eden Prairie location told me that this all had 'nothing to do with their professionalism' and that 'if I was unhappy with my care I could always find someone else'. I would say that treating me like a burden because I'm not filthy rich is a professionalism issue but whatever. Don't go here unless you love feeling awful.

My experience was an expensive downward slope from the start…read more I went here for 4 years. At first it seemed procedural but it was not long until they started offering expensive services like mouth guards for night botox to stop teeth grinding. It felt like scare sales tactics every time i went in. I eventually got two new crowns after some visits and genuinely thinking they were necessary. Both of them popped out in less than a year. I called the office to see what they could do. They said I would have to pay for it all over again and laughed at me telling me there is no warranty on crowns. This was after the office people talked to Dr. Molldrem and called me back. I already got one redone and have to do the other soon. I have to pay for the crowns twice! UPDATE because I almost forgot about the random $1,000 bill i got after i thought I was all paid up because, for (1) they messed up the insurance calculation on the crowns and for (2) they couldn't figure my insurance out for the teeth cleaning (which I had) that could have been resolved had THEY not waited so long.

Exceptional biodentistry knowledge. Staff were very helpful. I had 4 amalgam fillings removed and…read moreporcelain ones placed. The cost of other biological dentists was over $800 per tooth, and they replaced all four for about that same price. Very reasonable and professional. Highly recommended.

Disappointing Experience - Lack of Transparency and Accountability in Poor Handling of Young…read moreChild's Dental Visit I brought my 3.5-year-old in for a very specific concern: visible decay on his two top front teeth. When I booked the appointment, I clearly explained why we were coming in. It was even noted in their records. Yet after the exam, the doctor (who is also the owner) told me they don't treat decay on those specific teeth in children this young. This was incredibly frustrating. If that's their policy, I should have been informed before the appointment--not after I'd arranged childcare for my other children, brought my son in, and paid for a visit that was ultimately unhelpful. Had I known, I would've gone straight to a pediatric dentist and saved time, money, and stress. Now I will have to pay again for an exam as dentist offices don't transfer exams. What was even more confusing, is that I had to get a pediatric referral for my 1.5 year old for an injury at the same time I made the appointment for my 3.5 year old meaning we were already discussing pediatric dentistry and what they do and do not treat. When I spoke with the office manager, I received a series of shifting, contradictory explanations: * First, she claimed they maybe they didn't know why we were coming in (despite the notes that were checked after). The notes themselves were not thorough or true to my clear concerns. * Then she suggested it might have been due to my child's temperament--though he was calm, cooperative, and sat still the entire time (I even have videos because I was so proud of him). * Finally, after consulting the Dr who is also the owner, she said he simply doesn't treat decay in those teeth in 3.5-year-olds--which raises the question of why they accepted the appointment in the first place. While they did offer a vague apology "for any potential miscommunication" and referred us elsewhere, it felt like a deflection of responsibility rather than a genuine effort to acknowledge or resolve the issue. There was no accountability, no meaningful apology, and no attempt to make things right beyond the bare minimum. This experience was deeply disappointing. We were hoping to find a trusted holistic dental office for our entire family--but this showed a lack of transparency, integrity, and patient care. I would not recommend this practice, especially for families with young children. Ask very specific questions upfront--because they won't volunteer the information you need. We won't be back.

Bit of backstory, I went to my first dentist appointment in a very long time at North Decatur…read moreDentistry in Georgia about 6-7 months ago. I loved that they were able to give me my "to do" list for all the stuff my teeth needed. I was very pleased with one of the team members there, Fateemah, who cleaned my teeth and gave me a lot of tips on how to keep my teeth and gums healthy. I found out she moved to a different state, thus my journey for a hygienist began... On 07/08/2020, I came to this office to get my teeth cleaned. I was greeted by the receptionists with smiles, I'll assume they were smiles since masks are required in the office, hint hint. I also wanted to get a slight pain checked out from a nearby area close to a crown I had put in. I was seen by Fateemah, as she was kind enough to keep me updated on where she moved. Since they are part of the Smiles Generation network, getting my info back and forth with North Decatur Dentistry was pretty easy. She cleaned my teeth thoroughly once again, and congratulated me on my progress. I didn't get a star sticker but healthier teeth is just as good for me. I was then seen by Dr Egan who was very pleasant and knowledgeable as she was pretty quick to diagnose my pain. She made a slight adjustment to my crowns in hopes that it would help with the occasional pain I'd have. She also told me what other work I needed, but since my time is short here, I'll be getting that work done back in Atlanta. All in all, I had a great experience at this office. It's hard to find an amazing hygienist, so if you visit this office, I recommend you see Fateemah! If her manager or the regional manager sees this, please know she's that good that someone traveled out of state just for a cleaning! The staff were are all great too!

They don't even deserve one star. The very best of the very worse . They are just a money machine…read more Scheduling unnecessary appointments and services. Went there for a root canal with one of their specialist but I also was scheduled for another appointment with a dentist for " a preparation " to the procedure done by someone else.They ask me right away for a deposit of $ 100.00 to secure the appt. Went back there and was told that after my insurance coverage I was liable for over $ 3000 a total ripoff. I walked out ! This company should be out of the map. It's highway robbery at it's best !

I loved the service today. Very respectful and kind. Ask about everything and they are very…read moreinformative about the process. They explain what they could do and why they would like to do it that specific way. During the process of cleaning my teeth they had asked if I was doing alright every now and then. Their utility was clean new and out the bag. I recommend.

Dr.Murphy has done a lot of work for me, and it's all quality work!…read moreI highly recommend her and also her staff and office people are so nice.

COLUMBIA HIEGHTS DENTISTRY! I went there on February 26th…read more2026 to see about dentures/implants. They had me beck March 10th to consult with a surgeon. He said he wanted to consult with my dentist there and come up with a plan. Two and a half weeks went by so I called to make sure I wasn't lost in the mix. A polite lady said that they had been on vacation and that she would leave a note for them to contact me asap. 6 weeks went by, nothing. Screw them. I went to NUVIA in Roseville and got it done. Also my wife went to Col Hgts Dental and said the clinic was dirty. STAY AWAY FROM COLUBIA HIEGHTS PERIOD!

I believe ethics are extremely important when partnering with a healthcare provider. Unfortunately,…read moreI have to question this after what happened to me. Reading the reviews, I see this is a pattern for this dental practice. I came in as a new patient for a routine cleaning since I've just moved to the area. I was really excited to establish care here since it's close to me. I also was happy to have a lady doctor. My insurance is kicking in on February 1 so I wasn't open to any extra services quite yet. I just wanted to establish care, get a good exam and above all, a cleaning! I had made my insurance situation clear when I made the appointment and again with the assisting staff. Also, I didn't actually need more X-rays as I have them from my previous dentist, but they insisted. After all that, the dentist gave me a hard sell on 4 quadrant deep cleaning and a new crown (which I did need), but not on that day ... I didn't want to pay out of pocket given my insurance would be kicking in soon. My dentist was visibly upset that I didn't sign the expensive out-of-pocket treatment plan on the spot. She then spent maybe 5 minutes cleaning my teeth. Terrible vibe and a waste of time as I have to now schedule an actual cleaning somewhere else. What a disappointment. I think the dentists must have a sales quota. I will be reporting them to the BBB, the city and various licensing associations.

My old retainer had stopped fitting properly, so I booked an appointment to see what my options…read morewere. I left with a simple solution that worked better than I expected, and the visit never felt like it was dragging between each step.

beware. I literally…read morehad to pay a different dentist to take all of it these recommendations out of my mouth.. thousands of dollar$ I mentioned how traumatic it was dealing with recommended crowns for them to be removed within 3 to 6 months after being put in. Nearly 4 grand worth of work of recommendation that needed to be removed. And this dentist Robby laughed at me over the phone. I can't believe he had the audacity to laugh at what I was describing as my traumatic pain. Scary.. he's willing to absorb the practice ALSO Absorbed the patients that's in play for the business. But not willing to uphold the patients with existing problem and credit? Is it common practice for 3 crowns to be put in only for them to be removed 3 to 6 months later? Why would a dentist recommend crowns that need to be removed? $$$$$$$$$ As if I want to share my personal information with yelp, or google, I have nothing left to lose, spent all of my own personal money trying to fix my situation on my own. somebody like Robbie is willing to belittle you make you feel bad about free speech for a review post and tell you the credit doesn't exist. Bro Thousands of dollars out of pocket for dental work to be complete garbage IN LESS THAN 6 months from this office. Super scary that Americans have to navigate through this for profit business it's not like I'm bringing in a printer or even a $25,000 vehicle it's my body it's my mouth it's my teeth. I have never been treated so disrespectfully from a medical professional; the way Dr Robbie spoke to me.. I don't wish that on any patient. I have the right to advocate for myself, especially when I'm paying for it. If you're out here, doing it on your own, I would strongly suggest you find a female dentist, preferably somebody younger, who isn't about to retire. DONT LET think they can treat you like garbage.