Dr. Rinehart is an excellent dentist. He took the time to explain every procedure he was doing…read more Many of some reflect on the blessings we receive this year. How grateful that I can cite my experience with Dr. Rinehart and his team as one of my Blessings. I had a broken tooth and Kim made the scheduling so easy. Dr. Rinehart and Shannon were great at fixing my tooth. If you are looking for a quality dentist that cares about his patients call to schedule your appointment. The rest of the team is also great; very kind and always available to help.

Excellent Team! Doctor is very nice, ethical and knows his stuff! Highly recommended.read more

no appointment - short wait; staff attentive and courteous; dental hygienist was wonderful; dentist…read morewas outstanding! this one visit they fixed 3 teeth with different issues they explained everything - costs/insurance coverage upfront, billing okayed by me before beginning any work ... Dentist fixed my issues - didn't milk me for $$ with rescheduling/additional visits took care of sharp edges, told me to come back anytime if any problems

Do not go here unless it is an absolute emergency. They're not 24/7, so I'm not sure why they're…read morenamed that, but even still this is a terrible office for any appointments being made. You'll be waiting an hour on average. Over 3 years at this dentist and I've avoided posting this because I keep holding out hope things will change. To be clear here: YOU WILL BE WAITING BEETWEEN 30 minutes to an HOUR on an appointment. I promise. Once you're taken back and seated you will be waiting another 10 - 30 minutes again. If you confirm 8:30 - you just won't get in before 9. A coin flip says you may even get in around 9:30. You might assume it's a rare unfortunate delay. This is a baseline average. Yet, every single appointment throughout the years is the same and I've had partial dentures, multiple extractions and post op checkups, denture adjustments and my girlfriend has had appointments as well. Always goes like this. The kicker is I've been in as a walk-in multiple times and actually end up getting in much quicker. They don't have enough dentists for the patient load and if you confirm your appointment days in advance you'll likely need to confirm it day before. If you do not, they will surrender your appointment and treat you as a walk in. I understand this to a degree but only if in turn appointment times go as scheduled yet they never do. The staff knows this but reluctantly admit that it's common when pressed but give no realistic expectation that you'll be waiting over a half an hour past your scheduled time. I assume they're not allowed to. On the upside - the dentist I see frequently - Singh - is pretty good from what I can tell. However it is transparent to no fault of his own he is bouncing between rooms like a rabid squirrel just trying to keep up while the person I spend most of the time talking to has to go back and forth between him and I to answer questions. I don't expect a gentle therapist I just expect to not feel like I'm holding things up when I had to wait an hour to get seen. I continue to go here because the front desk staff is nice - not fake nice - like is common in medical offices, but MOSTLY because of my partial dentures. If I just went here for checkups I wouldn't bother writing this I'd just go somewhere else. Again - this is not on the staff or the skill set of the dentists. They just aren't quite enough to makeup for the terrible scheduling management. I started writing this 20 minutes after my apt was scheduled. It is now 55 minutes after and I am still in the waiting room. If you see my family, tell them i miss them but the waiting room is all I know anymore, and I expect by the time I'm released things will have changed too much. I may die in this chair. Please remember me fondly.

Definitely the best dentistry in Columbus. I've gone here for 16 years and I don't plan on leaving…read more The hygienists are top notch in quality, catering to your comfort and needs. Doctor Clock, the owner of the practice, really cares about you as a person. I feel confident in my dental health thanks to Columbus' best oral hygiene specialists at Tipton Park Dentistry!

Just had my first appointment with Tipton Park, THIS PLACE IS AWESOME! The team is fantastic, the…read moreoffice decor is gorgeous, the equipment is all brand new, the whole experience leaves you impressed! Price wise, I haven't had any cavities filled here yet but they do have a new customer special for $79. My experience from start to finish. Bonnie cleaned my teeth. Between her magic touch and the really comfortable chair I passed out. Woke up with my teeth looking perfect. Scott (Davis) checked out my teeth and gave me an A-OK. Both Bonnie and Scott were a pleasure to talk to and I felt very confident in their abilities, definitely coming here from now on!

Dr. Bergman is amazing at what he does and so is his staff! I'm a very nevervous dental patient…read more,my nurse for my extraction was so comforting and he is as well. I'm two weeks out now. Never felt a thing! so grateful for their office!

Wonderful experience from start to finish. Dr. Forbes and his staff were great And caring. I have…read morea real issue with nausea after being sedated went there to have a tooth extracted could not have asked for a better experience. Doctor Forbes took his time slowly put me under and slowly brought me back out no pain no nausea. Would very much recommend them for anyone who needs tooth or dental surgery.

I love the people here!!! Dr. Bergman is the best. I love how the doctor calls to check on his…read morepatients!! The office staff and support help were wonderful as well!

I had my first visit to Aspen Dental yesterday. I should have taken the reviews seriously, and if I…read morehad done so I would never have darkened their doorstep. First the positive. The people were all friendly and professional. Getting the appointment was relatively easy, though I did not know what to expect. I arrived about 15 minutes early for my 3:00pm appointment. At 3:00 I was escorted into the X-ray room where the tech took approximately 20 X-rays. (I didn't count them so it might have been a few more or less.) After the X-rays I was escorted into the exam room where I waited for 35 minutes until the dentist came in to begin the exam. We discussed my issues, two broken teeth, would require extraction and in addition there were two missing teeth that would either get a bridge or implants depending on my budget. In addition, he found several cavities that he said would require filling. After the exam I was taken to see the office manager. She presented me with 2 documents. Each included the total for option 1 and option 2. Option 1 was for the bridge and option 2 was for the implants. The documents were totals only and did not include any detail. I thanked her and head home. Upon reaching home I got my reading glasses and began to review the documents, and upon discovering the lack of detail I phoned the office manager to inquire so I could be sure that everything was covered. I was informed that until I sign the agreement to commence treatment I would not be able to see the detail. I was a little confused so I asked again to be sure I understood. "You mean I cannot know what I am agreeing to until I have signed the document indicating my agreement?" The answer was "Yes." Needless to say, that does not seem right to me. I was not allowed to review all of the items we discussed. It also seems wrong to me that a cleaning would be required before any treatment would begin. Same can be said for the X-rays. Since I had not agreed to service why were X-rays so critical. The bottom line was a cost of over $13,000 for bridge work and over $16,000 for implants. With no way of knowing what other incremental costs would be involved I cannot in good conscience return for any dental work. Caveat Emptor!

After finally getting dental insurance I had some severe pain in my gums, booked the soonest…read moreappointment I could with aspen because I heard several good things. On arrival when I checked in the young girl at the counter sighed at me giving her my name and said "I was going to call but didn't get around to it" and she had to cancel my appointment due to the X-ray being down. She was unapologetic and gave me another dentist to go to who also couldn't get me in for another couple days. This being my only day off and being in pain for several days already waiting on this appointment I had to find an emergency dentist to take me in. I HIGHLY recommend 24/7 dental who took me in asap and gave me the help I needed and with a smile on their face.

I recently was in need of having a tooth pulled and was referred to Dr Owen Forbes by my regular…read morefamily dentist. I went for an initial consultation where I was charged close to $200 to speak with the Dr for approximately 5 minutes. I felt that this was a bit exorbitant but continued with the process as I trust my regular Dr's opinion. I went back about a month later, ready to pay roughly $700 for a process that they said should take about 30 minutes, again, feeling that this was a bit pricey, but had cash, credit card & a check in hand ready for which ever payment method they preferred. I was asked to pay the entire amount the moment I checked in. I explained that I would be happy to pay when services were rendered but that I don't pre-pay for services. They refused to perform the services at this point, and so I left. I took two days off from work for these two trips. I paid the ridiculous consultation fee. I live about an hour away from this business and so also lost 4 hours in driving time, not to mention the gas money. I am extremely disappointed in this businesses practices. They tried to tell me that I signed something during the consultation that said that they ask for pre-payments for these procedures. I have absolutely no recollection of signing anything or hearing anything like this. I was not asked to pre-pay for the consultation, I paid as soon as it was over before exiting the building. If I had known that this is how they run their business, I would have never even called them. I am not aware of any other dental businesses that operates in this manner. I would highly recommend taking your business elsewhere. I would have given them 0 stars if it was an option.

I have been a patient with Dr. Callaway since I was a child... Recently I found out I have a bad…read morenerve in one of my molars and an infection at the root. I was given antibiotics and told that that would help with my pain. I am yet to find any relief... I have been dealing with this pain since early January and cannot get in to an oral surgeon to have it pulled until April. At this point my pain is constant and very severe. It is affecting my life and my work because I cannot function well right now while I am in so much pain. Despite all of this the Doctor refused to give me pain meds due to "protocol". I was just repeatedly told "take ibuprofen or tylenol" and that it is "protocol" to not prescribe pain meds for an extraction patient. This is completely unacceptable. I hope Doctor Callaway knows he has lost a lifelong patient and he should be ashamed he turned his back on me when I needed his care the most! I will be filing a complaint with the Attorney General. I will also be letting others know about this callous treatment when they ask about dental recommendations.

He is caring and his staff is awesome. They all get you in and out as fast as possible. Their work…read moreis excellent.

OK, let's face it. No one wants to go to the dentist. Even so, I go twice a year for cleanings to…read moreDr. Watts and have done so for over six years now. Of course, I usually only see Dr. Watts for about four minutes per visit as I spend most of the time with the hygienist. Surely this is typical for most customers. The staff is super friendly, efficient, helpful and accommodating. I have never had any billing issues. They accommodate my schedule just fine but I tend to schedule six months in advance. Great parking and a nice magazine selection. Very happy with Dr. Watts and his team. Update: I had to get a chip in a molar filled (Sept. 2019) and I couldn't believe how pain-free Dr. Watts made it happen. Hats off, Doc.