I like Dr. Lloyd because she is nice, competent, and does not try to upsell every possible service…read morelike my last dentist did.

Super friendly staff, Dr. Lloyd is a beautiful caring person, both inside and out. Her staff is…read moreattentive and always polite. Equipment, decor and furniture are new, clean and comfortable. They utilize an awesome appointment scheduling software that reminds you of appointments and I've always found it easy to reschedule when necessary. No waiting months to get in like some practices. I also like how we (our family of three) always see the same hygienist and Dr. Lloyd. Filing our dental insurance and using our flex medical spending account has always been seamless with the competent staff at checkout. If you are looking for a dentist in Raleigh, I highly recommend Dr. Ashley Lloyd.

Such a great group. Dr. Daily did an implant for me this week and I can't recommend more highly!!…read more 5 star experience to him and his amazing assistant Caitlin. I have general anxiety and they were both so lovely and truly care about their patient. And minimal pain yesterday and none today. And I'm beyond grateful they offer such reasonable pricing. My last implant was with a dentist in Durham and cost $4700. Dr Daily offers the same service for $2k. Highly professional and gorgeous brand new office. You can NOT go wrong!!!

BEWARE before you begin treatment with this clinic! After spending nearly 2,000.00 plus travel…read moreexpenses with Williams, Daily & Frazier, I was abandoned mid-treatment with no care plan in place whatsoever. I was told by Dr Frazier that I was in urgent need of a bone graft due to a previous injury to my front tooth which was capped and failing. It was explained to me that my bone was receding and that my extraction and bone/gum graft needed to be done "sooner than later". Over the course of 5 weeks, I twice travelled 3 hours each way incurring travel and hotel expenses and spent nearly 2,000 dollars on temporary inserts and scans deemed necessary by the clinic. On the day of the procedure, I was somewhat nervous (as anyone would be) and it took me some time after receiving Valium and Nitrous Oxide to get comfortable. After 50 minutes, I was told by Dr. Frazier that I was not ready for the procedure. Although I was nervous, I expressed plainly that I was comfortable moving forward. I was then told by Dr. Frazier that I was not "comfortable enough". I am a medical professional myself and any experienced physician or nurse understands the basic principle that comfort level and pain are subjective. Pain and comfort are to be stated and gauged by the patient, NOT the physician. Dr. Frazier then stated that he was not comfortable going forward with the procedure, with no further information given. I then left with no explanation, no subsequent appointment, no RX for antibiotics / infection control (with a current infection in the root and maxilla above my tooth), and no instruction or recommendation for pain control. Dr. Frazier did, however, give me several injections of Novocain, which caused incredible pain after wearing off that I was unable to control for several hours with OTC medication. Unbelievably, I was then allowed to leave the office ALONE after being given 10 mg of Valium and Nitrous Oxide for over 1 hour. This clinic is lucky that I did not have an accident or injury while awaiting my partner in the parking lot / road for ten minutes while sedated. Since last week, I have experienced significant pain, and my infection has continued to cause extreme discomfort. I finally called the office this week after no follow-up and was handed off to an office manager named Tess who again provided no detail or explanation, simply offering to refer me to another clinic (which I can clearly do myself). I must now begin this process from square one with another provider. It is shocking and frankly disturbing that a medical professional and licensed dental clinic would conduct business in this unethical manner. There is clearly a lack of experience, knowledge, and ethics within this practice. I have reported them to the ADA out of serious concern. Patient abandonment is considered a serious violation per the ADA code of nonmaleficence: 2.F. Patient Abandonment. Once a dentist has undertaken a course of treatment, the dentist should not discontinue that treatment without giving the patient adequate notice and the opportunity to obtain the services of another dentist. Care should be taken that the patient's oral health is not jeopardized in the process. I have reported this clinic to the ADA and will be filing a suit against them. I strongly suggest looking elsewhere for treatment.

Anna Abernethy of Renaissance Dental Center is an outstanding Dentist who recently put a new crown…read morein for me. She is very knowledgeable and professional in her work, and she was also very kind and patient while I was in the chair. Her attention to detail impressed me, and I felt very comfortable throughout the procedure. She answered all of my questions thoroughly and ensured that I was aware of all the steps involved in the process. I am ecstatic with the outcome and highly recommend Anna Abernethy to anyone seeking great dental care. Lee Goldstein

Our entire family goes to Dr Abernathy. She is superb! Recently helped my husband with a cracked…read moretooth. We are very pleased with our dental care.

TBH I'm a bit hard to please when it comes to selecting a dentist. When I lived in Charlotte my…read moredentist absolutely spoiled me rotten (Pearl Dentistry) with free in office whitening and state of the art equipment. I am 100% confident that this dentist office is the nicest and most professional in the RDU area. (I did hours of research) Here's Why, explained with a list of pros and cons: Pros: -YOU CAN SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT ONLINE. I scheduled a new patient appointment online, at 3:00AM with ease. Don't judge, these are the type of things I think about when I have insomnia. -The Office is both sterile & stunning. They are taking every precaution when it comes to COVID-19. This is extremely important considering the mouth is what spreads Covid. There is an air filter in every examination room that captures dental aerosols, and I think this is just awesome. It's modern and chic! You can tell that they care a great deal about their image. -The examination rooms have the latest and greatest state of the art equipment. It's obvious Dr. Russo spared no expense on tools, X-rays, camera's, and software. It brings you a sense of ease knowing you're getting the best of the best. -My dental hygienist (Courtney) was lovely. Skilled, sweet, and knowledgeable with a great bedside manner. I have a lower retainer from having braces and it's a pain to work around, but she made the whole process seem effortless and pain free. Also my teeth are shiny **Grins** CONS: -My teeth are not perfect, but I have been going to the dentist every 6 months since childhood, I use the most expensive toothbrush on the market and I floss regularly. My prior dentist has not suggested any additional dental work in 7ish years. During my last exam I was given the thumbs up and told that everything looked great. I am not questioning Dr. Russo's expertise as I am not a professional & he clearly is, but it's concerning that he is recommending TWO crowns on my back molars when there was no mention of this by prior dentist. This is a concern that other patients have shared in their reviews as well. I AM going to entertain his suggestion, but I'm not in a super hurry to schedule that appointment as I can tell it's not urgent. -I love that there's a giant tv hovering above me with NETFLIX, but you cannot hear it. Headphones would be awesome! And would also distract patients from the drilling. -The "goody bags" were a little sad. Just 1 toothpaste option, toothbrush, floss and cheap lip balm. This is definitely not a huge deal (again I'm spoiled). This place is very expensive and some customer appreciation would be really nice. Choosing this dental office is going to cost you a pretty penny, but you get what you pay for and it will be well worth the investment. I will be back!

I came to them as a new patient and to be honest that was my first and perhaps the last visit…read more First thing I asked them about insurance if they are in-network, they told me they accept insurance, but didn't tell me that they are not in network, which is kind of a lie. Second thing is their treatment plan. I know my teeth are not perfect, but I've been living with them my whole life and know what problems with them are. They created a plan for treatment with an estimate of more than $15,000, they included everything which didn't even bother me, and they didn't even ask me can I afford such money. They didn't ask me to prioritize it, it seemed like they just insisted on what they came up with. This is what's called the opposite to customer oriented business. Sorry, but I do not recommend this dentistry.

Although we had to wait a little bit at the office, I thought the oral surgeon and the staff worked…read morewell together and did a good job, removing my daughter's wisdom teeth.

If I were you I would avoid this place. They see you just as a $ sign and that is it. I was…read morereferred by my dentist to have oral surgery. They were able to address the issue but not before I paid them the full balance in full before they would even lift a finger to address the severe pain I was experiencing....or at least that is what they told me. Apparently there was a small balance that showed up a month or two later. I questioned it and told them to have someone call me to discuss it. No one ever did so I assumed everything was settled. Only to be rudely surprised by a call from a collection agent today. They never bothered to call me one time to help clear up the bill. They just sent it to a collection agency. These people are only concerned about making money and they truly don't seem to have any concern for the patients at all. Worst experience of my life. Save yourself the disappointment, frustration and irritation.

I had an extraction and didn't feel a thing! What a wonderful experience. I have just started here…read morein 2024 and I'm impressed with all they do. The office staff is very efficient, too.

I cannot say enough great things about Dr. Staehling and his staff. They are friendly, kind,…read morecaring, and efficient. Dr. Staehling is a remarkable listener and a talented dentist. Believe me, I've had many, many dental issues over the years, and Dr. Staehling has been the most attentive, caring of all dentists I've visited.

I cannot say enough good things about this place. Dr. Joy has been absolutely amazing from day 1!…read more I was very reluctant to get my veneers redone mostly because, like many, absolutely hate having my teeth worked on and I wasn't mentally prepared for the process (but let's face it, was never going to be :). The day I walked into Crabtree Valley Dental, I was greeted warmly by everyone and one of the front desk staff even came out and MOVED her car for me because there weren't any parking spots left. At my first appointment, they gave me a questionnaire asking me how I wanted to be communicated with (ex. "just do what you need to do, I don't want to know", "tell me everything", etc.) which I now don't understand why all doctors don't do! I was then formally introduced to every single person I encountered from the tech to the doctor all the way to the billing person. Furthermore, what initially began for mechanical reasons has now turned into an entire transformation of my smile. Every step of the way, each team member I worked with encouraged me to not stop until I was 100% happy, including and mostly Dr. Joy. In the beginning I figured they were just being nice, but they were not. Dr. Joy was so invested in me being absolutely content and confident in my teeth and smile again. Somewhere along the way I decided to also get gum contouring and she personally called the periodontist on more than one occasion to make sure everything went well and I was taken care of. She was also in contact with the prosthetist every step of the way. The last thing I was worried about (and then I'll stop rambling) was the temporaries looking funny while the veneers were made. I was apprehensive about sharing photos yet because these are just the temps and I chipped one by accident, but attached is a before and after! I didn't have a great before pic, but the difference is amazing. If you're in need of any dental work, I would HIGHLY recommend Dr. Joy at Crabtree Valley Dental.

I've been going here for years and up until the last couple months it's been great. The dentists…read moreand hygienists are absolutely wonderful, but the front office staff is rude and incompetent. I can never get through over the phone and give emailed 4 times now with an inquiry and no response. The last time I was there I waited half a hour after my appointment time for them to finally tell me they were backed up because someone had called out sick. My mom has had an equally terrible experience with their office staff texting her sensitive medical information. I'm bummed to switch my dentist because the doctors here are so great, but dealing with this office is a nightmare.

I had 6 implants put in including 3 teeth bridge. Dr Bruno and teammates took good of me. The…read moreoffice atmosphere is very pleasant and friendly. They always joked with me having coffee in the morning. One time I went in and they didn't put me under and I could have had coffee. My implants turned out great. Sincerely, Patricia

I decided on my birthday to get implants last November because I am an inspiring singer. I wanted…read moreto make the right choice for my implants. I looked around at other implant centers, and this was the clear choice! All the doctors, technicians, and receptionists took really good care of me. Shout out to Dr. Peters, Ms. Vivian, Dr. Zavada, Ms. Damonica, and Ms. Kim for giving 110% of their high-quality service! Thanks for all the Clear Choice Staff all over and special thanks to Dr. Peters! When people ask me about my smile when I'm singing, I recommend them to Clear Choice. Thank you again to the Clear Choice staff and especially Dr. Peters because it came out just like he said it would. Love you all, Alvin A.

This is a different type of review from the restaurant reviews I'm used to writing, but people…read moredon't JUST EAT. They need to take care of their choppers, too! It's been awhile since I last went to the dentist .... probably about 4 years. As a hot tea drinker (having been raised in a former British colony) my teeth showed the stains. My parent (thankfully) weren't as derelict in my dental care as I've been. Having had a truly awful dental experience at the hands of a Navy dentist, I've avoided dental visits like the plague unless absolutely necessary. Having worked on a production of Little Shop of Horrors didn't help! The folks at Adams & Cheek Dentistry changed my perception! They were thorough, explaining every step of the way, sensitive to my discomfort threshold, gentle, presented me with a course of treatment, looked out for my financial liability and provided quality service at a fair price. Mt favorite question is "What is the value proposition?" Parents: teach your children young to tak care of their teeth and to not dread a visit to the dentist. Take care of your own teeth .... Lead by Example. Make it a family thing!

From a first-time routine dental visit, many aspects of this experience seemed off, almost like a…read moredentist office version of The Shining, whether the overstaffed reception, the capacious lobby devoid of patients, or the inordinately long paperwork, waivers, and acknowledgements to complete. The office was richly adorned, including a salt water aquariums right next to my dental chair, and the office is equipped with the latest expensive tech. Does any of this translates to better dental service? In my opinion, the answer is "no" - and I couldn't help wondering how all these costs are recouped. I only came in for a cleaning. I left sorely disappointed; the hygienist just flossed my teeth, an activity I do better on my own at home. No polishing, no scrapping, no need to rinse my mouth and spit out the water. Nothing! I had an x-ray of my teeth taken, after which the hygienist left to retrieve the dentist. At least 15 minutes passed, maybe longer. Mind you, I saw no other patient in the office and I easily made the appointment the day before; the delay. Honestly, I opined there was no basis for the delay, the time could have been used for the cleaning I came in for, and all this pissed me off. The dentist then made his entrance. Though I was a new patient, he kept interaction to a minimum and was otherwise reserved and unfriendly. Although I like almost everyone, I didn't like the way he spoke to me with a degree of condescension that he barely concealed. After briefly checking out my teeth with a sickle probe - I did not see him use the mouth mirror - consulting the x-ray. he gave me a $3,000 worth of dental treatment that required his immediate attention or else I'd have to get a root canal. His attempt to show me on the screen the location of the cavity - a dark shading that I noticed on other teeth - was unconvincing. I simply did not trust his diagnosis. When I refused treatment, the office wanted me to sign an acknowledgement regarding the same. The whole experience was absolutely horrible and a complete waste of time!

I must admit that I was a little nervous about going to the dentist with Covid but the office…read moreprotocols eased some of my concerns. Prior to my appointment, I was sent a form to fill out that asked me questions about my health such as if I have been around people with Covid, if I was sick, if I had traveled, etc. Once I got to the dentist my temperature was taken by the check-in employee. I waited in the waiting area until I was called for my appointment. The waiting area is clean, modern and nicely decorated with beautiful decor and there is a TV. There's also a television on the ceiling in the rooms that you can watch while you are getting your teeth cleaned. I was taken back about 15 minutes after my appointment time. When the hygienist took me to the back, I had to fill out another form that stated that I did not have a fever and that I was not sick currently. During my visit the hygienist kept her mask on and kept gloves on when she was in contact with me. The hygienist is always friendly and professional during my visits. Prior to your departure you are allowed to schedule your next dental appointment if you want to. The facility also provides you with a toothbrush, a travel toothpaste, and dental floss prior to your departure. Dr. Schmoor was out of the office today so another dentist that I had never met filled in for her. If you are looking for friendly and professional staff then come check out this dentist office.

I was relucent to be seen by Matthew Pham because of his military dental education. But I said, I…read morewould give him a try. I should have gone with my first thought. He was extremely unprofessional, no bedside manner, and it was clear he had no idea what he was doing.