Updated Review: We love this dental clinic. It's been six years of quality service, excellent care,…read moreand amazing fillings/cleanings. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a better dental experience. They have a new and convenient location at 1331 S Five Mile Rd.

I went here for teeth cleaning. She was great! I asked the billing/receptionist to verify that my…read moreinsurance covered all the expenses and she checked and said yes. I rescheduled another teeth cleaning 6 months later and all still seeemed great. Received no bills that whole year. Then last month I get a bill from Riverview saying I owed appx $415 for services and that the bill was 90 days past due! I had never received a bill for anything before! I called them and they said that my insurance didn't cover all their expenses. I asked why this was the first bill I've received.... They didn't have a good answer. I should have just received a bill after the first cleaning, but I didn't. The whole thing seems sketchy to me.

Helpful and friendly staff, clean and up-to-date facilities,…read more I felt great about my care. Newer to Boise, I'd heard good things about Four Season and am glad I chose them. Got my teeth whitened, too - all in a few hours. Thanks, everyone for the flashy smile!

Our family has been patients at this dental office for many years, and we have always appreciated…read morethe care and service we received. Unfortunately, my recent experiences particularly with Jesse at the front desk has changed my overall perception of the practice, primarily due to ongoing concerns regarding front desk communication and billing practices, specifically involving Jesse. I would like to express my concerns regarding the accuracy, transparency, and communication of billing information provided by Jesse. During one of my visits, she reviewed the information available in the system, explained the estimated amount that insurance would cover, informed me of my expected out-of-pocket responsibility, and collected payment at the conclusion of the appointment based on that information. However, during a subsequent visit, I was informed by Jesse that I had an outstanding balance from the previous appointment and was asked to pay it immediately. When I explained that I had been provided different information regarding my expected responsibility by her, Jesse denied having provided those details and directed me to contact my insurance company. I understand that insurance claims can sometimes result in adjustments and that final payment determinations are made by insurance providers. However, patients rely on the dental office to provide accurate estimates and clear communication based on the information available at the time of service. When discrepancies occur, I believe the office should take the time to review the information provided and assist in resolving the issue rather than simply directing the patient to the insurance company. In another instance during one of my visits, I was initially informed by Jesse that my treatment would be covered by insurance and that I would only be responsible for a specific amount. During a later visit, I was advised by Jesse that there was an outstanding balance because insurance did not cover the service as expected. This was frustrating because the information previously communicated by the office had indicated a different financial responsibility. My concern is not only the billing discrepancies but also how these situations are handled. Communication with patients should be professional, respectful, and focused on finding solutions. Unfortunately, my interactions with Jesse have often felt dismissive, with a communication style that comes across as overly forceful rather than collaborative. Providing information confidently is important, but it should also be accompanied by accuracy, accountability, and a willingness to address patient concerns. I also have concerns regarding the office's missed appointment policy. Jesse charged me a $50 missed appointment fee; however, appointment reminders have either been sent significantly in advance or on the day of the appointment. In my experience, most medical offices provide a reminder call or text message closer to the appointment date, typically the day before, to help patients avoid missed appointments. Jesse referenced documentation showing that I had accepted the appointment but did not acknowledge that a reminder was not provided closer to the appointment date. During a subsequent appointment, I was also concerned when Jesse brought up outstanding balances associated with other family member on my account and appeared to be attempting to collect those balances, including the $50 missed appointment fee, from me during my visit. While I understand that the office may need to address account balances, I felt uncomfortable with the way this was presented, particularly since the discussion shifted from my appointment-related questions and charges to balances associated with other family members. I believe billing conversations should be handled clearly and separately for each patient to ensure transparency regarding individual financial responsibilities. Additionally, if there are outstanding balances or fees that must be collected at the time of the appointment, this information should be clearly communicated to the patient in advance, preferably at least one day before the scheduled appointment. Providing this notice allows patients the opportunity to understand their financial responsibility, ask questions, and make any necessary arrangements PRIOR to arriving for their appointment. Presenting unexpected balances or fees at the day and time of service creates unnecessary frustration and does not support a transparent billing process. Although the new dentist - Mike Robinson- is kind and looking to grow his business, I am concerned that front desk communication and administrative issues - particularly Jesse - may negatively impact the patient experience and the reputation of his practice. After being loyal patients for many years, it disappointing to see the practice go downhill.

The staff took extra special care to make sure I was comfortable. The Doctor and hygienists are…read morecareful, gentle and kind. I am very nervous at the dentist and would recommend this office to anyone as they will do all they can to help you through it.

I started going to Willow Tree because I needed emergency dental treatment several times, and my…read moreformer provider was never available for those emergencies. I was having serious, recurring problems. Dr. French referred me to a dentist who specializes in treating malpractice patients, and that dentist's treatment solved the recurring problems. I've been a patient for four years now, and I really like this practice. They all seem to try hard to please. If I could give Dr. French six stars, I would!

Best experience at a dental office I've had! I took my daughter -Maya- in for her first cleaning…read more She was so relaxed and enjoyed the entire experience. Shelley & Jenn at the front desk were so welcoming and efficient. Stacie explained all the tools she would be using and kept my daughter engaged in the teeth cleaning process which she LOVED! Dr. Coleman was so kind, approachable, and thorough. Maya is already asking when she can return for another cleaning!

Dr. Paventy was very rude and even mentioned he didn't need my dental work financial they are doing…read morejust fine. Never have I felt like dental work and waiting on a decision was a financial deal. Extremely disappointed in bedside manner and his reaction

I visited this office earlier this year to have a gum issue checked out. It was swollen and they…read morewere able to squeeze me in quickly. When I got there they did all the X-rays, poked the gum, and then the resulting dentist came in and looked at my mouth for less than 10 seconds. He declared that we should remove the tooth, and then declared I had 3 cavities as well. They did not tell me to do a salt wash and see if the gum irritation cleared up, nor did they say to take any medication. In my shock, I scheduled a follow up to remove the tooth and fill in my new cavities. Then I got home and did some research. I did a salt wash for two days and the swollen gum went down to normal. Then I booked a secondary opinion appt at another dentist. Once again did the whole X-ray and other checks. Not a single cavity, nor did they think the tooth should be removed. Horizon is unprofessional and took advantage of an urgent situation. I cancelled all appts and moved onto another dentist. I highly recommend you consider before moving forward on anything with them.

Been going to Horizon Dental for years now and I always have a pleasant experience. The front…read moreoffice is very welcoming and happy to help with insurance and booking appointments. The hygienist is always careful and thorough, and Dr Bennion is great. I appreciate how they explain everything to me and listen to any concerns I may have. Wholeheartedly recommend!

Dr. Rosa and her staff are simply wonderful. Dr. Rosa is knowledgeable and professional and takes…read moretime to listen and answer any questions I might have. Tammy is the best hygienist in town! As someone who is a bit anxious about going to the dentist, this place really makes it a positive experience

I had been going here for years and was generally happy with things. Dr Rosa was usually pretty…read morecold and disinterested, but the hygienists were always great. However, the ladies at the front desk told me AFTER my last visit that they were no longer in-network with my insurance and stuck me with a large bill instead of the usual copay. They had plenty of time to tell me beforehand, but they didn't. I was pretty pissed off and they were totally dismissive. It's hard to believe they didn't know what they were doing.

I'll start off by saying as of 6/22, I still have really bad sensitivity on a crown that was done…read moreon my bottom tooth. It was my first time coming to this place cause I needed somewhere affordable and this place was close by and looked good. I met Dr. Doyle and his staff very friendly and nice people. Took some X-rays and examined my cavities I had and knew I was in a crutch to get work done and was able to schedule it and get it done. The procedure was great and went by nice and smooth. After about a week or several days was in dire pain and sensitivity I pushed through it and it got better. But over the course it still hurts today with hot and cold things. Overall I'd recommend coming here for any dental procedure needed just wish they had fluoride free things to use.

The entire experience was top notch from start to finish. I was very comfortable and relaxed…read morethroughout the procedure. I was offered nitrous but did not want it. A pleasant tasting cotton swab was placed on the skin before injection and I felt NOTHING. He was done quickly and efficiently while being non rushed and pleasant. I highly recommend!

Best dental office!!! All my life in LA, 4 years in Las Vegas, many dental offices. Dr Stampfli is…read moregentle mannered and great. The staff is wonderful too. Would recommend highly for all your dental needs.

They're always on time, get me in and out, and do a great job! My dog ate my mouth guard and they…read morewere able to squeeze me in and get me a new one ASAP. They even deal with the headaches of two insurances.