However, two situations happened that left a bad taste in my mouth…read more The first occurred during one of her appointments when her father was out of town. I briefly FaceTimed him so he could see her during the visit. The dentist abruptly said, "No FaceTime," in a curt manner. I completely understand if that is the office policy, but the delivery felt rude and there was no explanation given. The second situation happened during another visit when Dr. Z told me I could not be rude to his staff. I was very confused because I had no idea what he was referring to, and I told him that I hadn't been rude. He responded with something along the lines of, "Come on, I know you were." Shortly after, a staff member came into the room and explained that they had mistaken me for a different parent. Dr. Z did apologize, and I understand that mistakes happen, but the interaction added to the overall feeling that the environment was not very warm or welcoming. Because of these experiences, we have not returned.

I very rarely write reviews; but I am compelled to for Dr Z and A to Z dentistry…read more I've had the pleasure of witnessing the amazing bedside manner as my oldest son grew from a small child to a teen and as my younger children started being treated. Dr. Z is, without fail, so positive, encouraging, gentle and kind that my children (and me too!) are excited to go to the dentist each 6 months. Both of my younger kids had behaviors that impacted their teeth (ie. Thumb sucking) and he gave us advice, coached them through it, and even sent presents when they "met their goals". All around fabulous - every child should be so lucky to have such a great dentist!

Great service! My son loves the dentist! Highly recommend. They take time to make sure your child…read morefeels safe.

I wish I could bifurcate my review: 5 stars for the hygienist, but zero stars for the front…read moreoffice/billing. In January, I was told my son wasn't flossing well enough and that I should come back in 3 months, but would have to pay out of pocket since insurance wouldn't pay. So I paid $150 at the time of service. But the office still put the visit through insurance, which paid $183. Although this may have been a simple mistake, I've been double billed enough time by other medical providers to wonder if this is becoming a widespread practice. Anyway, when I called A + and asked them to reverse the insurance charge, they said they could not. Instead. They refunded me, but only $110. Even though the insurance company paid MORE than I was asked to pay, A + refused to fully refund the amount, saying I had to pay $40 for fluoride. I am incensed.

I took my 9 year old son to see Dr. Millkey today for the first time. It could not have been a…read morebetter experience. The staff is so friendly and helpful. When we arrived, they had run my insurance and they gave me a printed detailed list of all costs for a basic first exam, X-rays and cleaning, including what was covered by my insurance, before I even thought to ask. The hygentist was wonderful and very patient with my son. He was a little anxious and she did a great job of calming him down. I was also really impressed with Dr. Millkey. She had to give me bad news about a severe cavity in one of my son's permanent teeth. But she explained the options clearly - even suggesting we get a quote from our oral surgeon in case it might save us money. She has a wonderful bedside manner, saving the bad news for me alone while my son was distracted picking out a small toy with one of her staff members. I don't know how I lucked into such a wonderful practice that also accepts our dental insurance!n

Amazing! Dr. Millkey and her staff are beyond amazing. 5 stars does not do justice to this…read morepractice. I started taking my son to Millkey way when he was 2. It took me a while to find a pediatric dentist that was suitable because when it comes to my baby nothing is ever good enough (lol). I walked into Millkey way and was transported to this fantastical galactic space which took me back to my childhood. The staff at the front desk addressed my son by name. I wondered how they knew then realized we were the only ones in the office. It took me a moment to realize hey, they did not overbook because no one else was scheduled with us. There was no wait time. The dental hygienist took us to the back and got to cleaning my son's tiny teeth . My baby was so comfortable that he layed there, no fuss which I was so thankful for because it put me at ease. Dr. Millkey did her exam after the cleaning. She has such a warm spirit and calm energy. She patiently answered all my questions and when I had no more she gave me a ton of information and pointed out something I had never noticed, my son has and under bite and cross bite. She advised me to wean him off the pacifier to help with those issues. During the 2nd visit x-rays were taken and Dr. Millkey allowed me to view them and take photos. I was so pleased and thankful. I actually saw the permanent teeth in the gums hanging around waiting to descend. I can't say enough about Millkey Way Pediatrics. Friendly staff and amazing Doctor.

Wow - after really struggling to find a good pediatric dental office, I am so grateful we landed…read morewith Dr. Camp! She was so nurturing in how she spoke with my 3-year-old son and was very attentive. This was his first time at the dentist, and you can tell she cares about her little patients. I also appreciated how she would shift her communication toward me to brief me on all the dental info I needed to know as a parent. The office is so cute, and I appreciate all the staff. I'm very thrilled we get to visit this place every 6 months! My son is very pleased too. He had a great time and was excited to tell his friends at school all about the dentist.

I am a dentist in Texas and my grandson was taken to this clinic. Let me just say that if your…read morechild is diagnosed with dental needs here you should definitely get a second opinion. Or at least have a dental professional review the X-rays.

This place is a rip off! They pre-charged me for service that could not be performed by them (I had…read moreto take the child elsewhere). They kept sending me invoices and demanded I pay for the rest, and when I refused they sent it to collections. I am not in talks with the board to review them for office malpractices. They used my FSA account as a piggybank until the money ran out.

My teen child let me know the hygienists were gentle and kind. She also let me know that Dr. Judy…read morewas physically rough and verbally unkind. She ignored my child letting her know sensitive areas in her mouth. Then Dr. Judy got mad when my child flinched when touching the sensitive spots. She acted very "kind" to me. We will not be returning.

This place exceeded my expectations. I was nervous for my son's first dentist visit but it turned…read moreout to be a very fun experience for him. When we walked in, there was a dry erase board that had every child's name for the day written on it, welcoming them. I thought it was so nice that someone would take the time to do that every day. The waiting room has a very relaxing atmosphere even with the video games. When we were called to go back, I was amazed at how beautiful the office is. There are floor to ceiling windows overlooking pretty trees, and an aquarium which my son loved. They were so sweet and patient with him. There are tv's in the ceiling which are helpful for keeping kids laid back. They let him sit up and talk whenever he wanted to. I was embarrassed when they told me he had a few cavities, but they assured me that it was perfectly normal and I shouldn't feel guilty. At the end, each kid gets to pick out a little toy to take home. We're actually looking forward to going back for the fillings :) Special note* Having no reviews to go off of, I chose this place because they were one of the few that accepted my son's medicaid insurance. That being said, I was NOT expecting such a nice office and patient staff. This place truly is a hidden gem.

My daughters have been patients of Dr. Wesley Powell for years and have loved the care they have…read morereceived. I would have hoped that since we have always been in good standing and have shared this business with friends on many occasions, that we would have received more grace that what has been given. This dental office stopped taking my insurance in April of 2025. When I called to ask about my astronomical billing for July (cleanings/xrays for $344.50 per child) , I was told that I "probably" received something to let me know. Are they required to do this? Maybe not, but isn't is ethical to do so? When they called to confirm the appts I made in January when I was still insured, could they have mentioned that they no longer accept Metlife? I believe so, if they cared about their patients and the financial burden this places on a family. I have asked for documentation and some sort of explanation and have received nothing in return. Silence. I am hoping that someone else will read this and double check with insurance before your next appointment. As for me, we will no longer be using them and I will let everyone I know how little care was taken in this matter and how disappointed I am in the way that this was handled.

I am not one who takes the time to write reviews but when necessary, I will go out my way to do so…read more My son had an appointment at 8:30am 1/25/24, after heroically battling Atlanta rainy day traffic with two kids, a seven month old and a five-year-old my wife arrived at 8:43, only to be turned away because she was three minutes outside of their ten minute grace period. We know it takes time to unload a car with young children in fair weather much less rain, clearly she arrived on time, true grace is what was needed in that moment. As a business owner myself, I respect policy, but courtesy and compassion especially toward longstanding clients is not asking too much. As a consumer I believe in reciprocity, I value my family and expect respectful treatment from the businesses I support, therefore I will choose to take my family elsewhere for their dental needs. Don't get fooled with the teddy bear they give you on your first appointment they don't care nor do they offer grace.

My son is Autistic & the ladies here make him feel very comfortable.This place is amazing for…read morechildren , I will not be going anywhere else !

Dr Yoo and team are very patient, caring, and great dentists. The environment is great to get kids…read morewarmed up and the team's personalities are warm and nice. Definitely a great place for kids!

I would not take your child here! They said that they sedated my child. My child was awake during…read morethe entire experience. My son along with other children I saw leave that place looked as if they had been crying for hours. I have never seen my kids eyes so swallow like they were that day. This place give me nightmares. The ladies up front do not care about you and don't call to remind you of your appointment. They tortured my child! He has memories of the entire time. Do not take your child here! They are about money not your children!

Would give this place zero stars if I could. Our entire experience was horrible and we still regret…read moregoing to this place even years later. The procedure itself was a nightmare, because the bedside manners of everyone here were atrocious. They shouldn't be working with children if they don't like children. The quality of the work they did was dismal and we're still trying to correct problems they created during the procedure.

A massive cavity occurred over the weekend. The pain was too much. We went to dentist around us and…read morethis office was highly rated. We booked an appointment and they were able to fit us in a few days. Procedure was flawless, pain subsided the staff was great.

Still cavity free (with cleanings and exams every six months) with two different providers (I moved…read morehalf-way across the country). I had my appointment today, and it reminded me of this experience. Thought an 8 year update could be of interest. I guess the question is how comforted would I feel if I'd both experienced and paid for getting a filling I didn't need, knowing that the dentist was just exercising an abundance of caution (though unfortunately seemingly incorrectly assessing my teeth) rather than having an ill-intent.