I absolutely love these ladies. I had a comprehensive initial consultation with Dr Tab and never…read moreonce felt rushed. She talked thoroughly with me regarding my teeth as well as what is normal/abnormal for people and the role of genetics in dental health. She is incredibly personable and I feel like I had an instant connection with her. On top of that, I've received exemplary care from the rest of her staff as well. Emily is so sweet and informative and Jenna has been a lifesaver with handling my insurance. I am so relieved to have found a dentist office that makes me feel empowered and aware rather than guilty and scared. Even though I don't want to share them, you won't want to wait to make your first appointment. True gems. PS - The office is so serene I almost forget I'm at the dentist!

I've contemplated leaving a review since I first received my crowns from Dr. T a few years ago, but…read moreI have finally reached my breaking point as the crowns have further deteriorated year after year (they will definitely not last the 10+ years they were supposed to). She convinced me to crown a perfectly good tooth in order to connect to and support the tooth that actually needed a crown. However, when a few issues came up with the crown (a chip, a grey tint that made the teeth look dead), she said that the tooth would be fine without support. I told her that I didn't even feel comfortable biting into thick sandwiches with the tooth. She was very dismissive of my concerns and unwilling to flex on correcting the procedure to be as initially planned/discussed. In fact, she seemingly made up reasons to explain why having two separate/unconnected crowns was better. OK... then why did you crown a PERFECTLY FINE tooth? She pretends to be understanding, but if an actual issue comes up she is rigid at best and dishonest at worst. Today, it is clear that the tooth did indeed need additional support as it has moved and sticks out (either being bonded to that other crown or as an implant which is what I had initially asked for). I will never go back to her. I urge anyone considering cosmetic work to look elsewhere.

I was told by another dentist that I had a cavity, so I sought a second opinion from Dr. Sayyah…read more She thoroughly examined me and confirmed that I did not have a cavity. To this day, I've had no issues, and Dr. Sayyah and her team continue to provide exceptional care and respect at every visit. She is honest, trustworthy, and always prioritizes her patients' best interests over profit. I highly recommend Dr. Sayyah for all your dental needs!

Very rude assistant and poor service. They wasted my time and kept me waiting for a long time…read more(almost 4 months). When I followed up with my insurance I found out their predetermination had been denied due to not sending my x-rays and narrative to insurance.

Ive been going to.this Dentistry for well over 8 years. The…read morefront desk are cordial and professional. I think they do excellent work and will continue to see them. I would recommend them to anyone looking for a dentist.

If you want beautiful dentistry, trustworthy (and truly caring) people and a place to call your…read moredental home, this is the office for you!! I wish that I had found this office years ago!

The office space is clean, organized and child friendly. The staff is professional and courteous…read more Dr Sechena DDS has years of experience in the dental field and came highly recommended. The dental care I have received from him has been exceptional. I appreciate his cautious approach to making sure everything is done to save a tooth without costing the patient unnecessary fees. He also takes the time to make sure the patient understand the reason for each decision he makes about their dental care.

Dr. Simunds is literally the best dentist there is! He extremely caring about his patients. He…read morealways listens and takes the time to make sure you understand every option available to you. I've been there for 28 years (my whole life!) , and would never consider going anywhere else. I don't think someone with a personal chip on their shoulder should be saying any type of comments. If you had taken your complaints to the insurance company, perhaps you would have gotten your billed paid faster. You have no clue how hard it is to figure out billing issues. Many times you can send the bill in 7 different ways and it still doesn't get done by the insurance company. That is no fault of the doctor's offices that deal with them. Dr. Simunds' office may not be in the most amazing high tech place, but he has integrity. I'm sorry if Sarah H. had a bad experience. ...but then again, considering how she responed...that probably happens alot to her ( i realized that after scrolling through all of her reviews, the vast majority were negative).

I've been a long time Ballard native; I absolutely love our community. For most of the…read morelong-termers who live here I think we can all agree that our area continues to evolve in ways that we don't particularly prefer -- the taxes on our homes continue to increase, the parking has become more of an issue, population density continues to increase as our condo overlords expand their commercial interests, crime rates continues to inch up along along with the changing demographics, and there has been a notable increase in the homeless populations around our neighborhoods as other Seattle communities have discouraged these troubled souls from remaining in their previous haunts. Along with these developing issues, at least to this point, our culturally rich community has been able to maintain that particular welcoming and authentic characteristic and charm which makes Ballard a special place to live -- but I see signs more and more every day that we are beginning to lose that specialness that makes us a welcoming home for our families and friends. Do you realize how many of our long time businesses have simply closed down? How many single family homes have been replaced by apartments, condos, and townhomes? Have you noticed that the closer in proximity that we live, that it's become quite typical that we become less friendly, less community aware; that people have less concern or interest in their neighbors that ever before? It's as if the move toward increased density and convenience has forced people inwards upon themselves. People just don't seem to care about each other as much as in previous days. Do you remember when the shop owners knew most of their customers by name; or at least when we customers knew our shop owners names? People just can't be bothered anymore -- it's like some of the grace of our humanity has been lost -- a very strange thing to see over the course of one's life. All of these thoughts to say: if your desired experience of professional dental care is to feel like a faceless person in a faceless crowd, to become simply another payment for services on a conveyor belt of payments for service, where you have no relationship or friendship with your practitioner or her/his massive staff, then please -- by all means do NOT become a patient of Dr. Simunds. Because that will not be your experience. To Dr. Simunds you are not a number, you are not a paycheck, you are not a procedure, you are not a means to an end -- quite wonderfully and contrarily to many of our experiences in this 'modern' world, instead you surprisingly are treated as ... a PERSON -- a 'you'. You're treated with dignity and respect; respect for both you, your insurance coverage, and the money you work so hard for to make it all happen every day. If you can appreciate the difference between being treated like a person versus being treated like a commodity, if you can appreciate actually knowing your doctor, and having the kind of specialized patient attention that is usually only reserved (let's be honest) for close friends or family members, then Dr. Simunds' office is the office you should be calling on. I discovered this dental office nearly twenty years ago, and can say, with nothing other than a patient's experience to go by: you will not find a better dentist or better patient care. He's commuted all the way in from his home to attend to a dental issue for me on one of his days off -- completely unsolicited by me. Combine that with the expertise and focus on patient comfort that I've experienced, and I couldn't dream of attending another dentist's office. No other medical practitioner that I've ever utilized cares about the patient in the way I've experienced here -- and I like my other doctors!

I have been to lots of dentists in my long life, and find Dr. Castner to be the best. He has his…read moreown office, and a great long term staff, including a great hygienist who did a more complete cleaning than anywhere I have been. I have had teeth removed, crowns repaired, reset, and replaced. I have had fillings, too. All were done very well. I often refuse Novocaine and rely on nitrous oxide, and Dr. Castner manages to keep it almost pain free. The cleaning involved scraping, which I have never had offered anywhere before. I have been to one Corporate company for dental care called Smiles, and got a different dentist each time and did not get a good feeling about the work. At 66, I have have way too many dentists. So, my opinion is from experience. Note: ask about a cash discount if you do not have insurance.

I have been going here since 2002. The staff is caring. I have had bad experiences with dentists,…read morebut he is very knowledgeable and caring. I highly recommend him.

I have been going here as long as I can remember. They are friendly, professional and efficient…read more They have great hours - for those of you who have needed something done urgently with your teeth and found your dentist closed until 10:00 - this is your solution. Dr. Everett is fantastic! He really knows his stuff and runs a clean office. The best staff from the front desk to the hygenists.

Dr. Marks is the best! He takes his time with his patients and is good at listening to parents. I…read morelike his conservative approach to dentistry. You can tell he really cares for his patients and is an excellent practitioner.

Can anyone honestly say they enjoy getting drilled on by their dentist? Well.. maybe I can. Say…read more Something Like that. I enjoy the genuine smiles on the faces of those working to improve mine. And honestly I have never experienced a faster, friendlier, and more efficient cavity fill in my life. Not like I get them all the time. Anyway, I was able to leave the office about half an hour after arriving without any facial distortion or drooling. I think my lipstick was still on. Seriously. Nice work, Dr. Sharp. My kids look forward to their visits too. They have a great waiting area for youngsters, and Dr. Marks and crew frame the whole experience in a fun way. "Here, I'm just gonna give a little tickle to your tooth." Okay, that sounded a little creepy. It sounds better when they say it.