Very thorough X-rays by a very competent hygienist. Dr. Patel was very knowledgeable and the…read morereceptionist was very friendly. Would highly recommend that dentist office!

Great dental office. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff. I highly recommend this place.read more

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.

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.

Love this office!…read more This time I got to listen to Pandora or watch Netflix. LOL! The people are friendly, professional, answer all my questions. The location is awesome and right off Falls of Neuse. 5-Stars!

I have been a patient of the Brier Creek office since about 2013…read more I have always had excellent care, the medical staff is professional, thorough and caring. My oral care isn't particularly complicated nor have I had serious issues, so it's focused on cleaning and periodontal care. However. This year; 2026, as many medical offices have done, the business end of the operation has been changed to a corporate billing center. It's a mess. They sent the billing to an insurance carrier we had not used for 2 years. I called this separate billing location about it 3 times; the last time, the nice young woman assured me it was all taken care of but today, after having received another bill (which, along with appointment reminders was sent for some reason to my husband, who is not a patient there but listed as an emergency contact) They sent a request for payment to my husband's phone number, but not to me. I had him send it to me. I followed the link where I was directed to enter my birthdate. Just as it had the previous time, it responded that my birthdate was incorrect. I called the Brier Creek office. Again. Asking the receptionist who answered about my account, I was told that my account shows that we have NO INSURANCE LISTED. WTH. At my last (and I do mean last) appointment, I stood right there and handed the (temp) office person the actual insurance card. I just placed another call to this anonymous bog corporate entity where a bot voice encouraged me to leave a message and they promised ( ! ) to get back to me within 2-3 days. As a dental practice, I've always felt confident in Stansell Dentistry. But the choice of business/ billing services that was chosen to handle the financial end is a mess. I hope that it doesn't ruin her business, because she doesn't deserve that.

Dr. Boyles and his staff are super attentive, kind and always professional. They are so easy to…read morework with and accommodating to my parents who are in their mid nineties and are in assisted living nearby. My parents have their regular 6 month check ups with Dr. Boyles and any fillings needed. I highly recommend them to anyone. It is always a positive experience!

I went there for an extraction because I cracked my tooth. My pain was pretty severe. Dr. Boyles…read morenot only is a phenomenal doctor, but he also educated me, gave me options, gave me his input but ultimately listened to what I wanted and what my concerns were. I can't speak for other dentist offices in the triangle area, but my experience from start to finish was excellent. The banter between Dr. Boyles and his assistants really help put my nerves at ease (because they could tell I was a little bit on edge lol). Thank you so much for such a great experience. I wouldn't go anywhere else. I would put 10 stars if I could.

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.

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!

Highly recommend! Dr. Pope is amazing. My daughter has tremendous anxiety over dental work and…read morethey were so gentle and accommodating . Beth Ann did my cleaning and was just a dream! They file insurance too! And the pricing much less than the dentist I was going too.

I went to the Wainright & Wassel dental office on May 8, 2024 in hopes of having tooth 31…read morerecemented and tooth 5 evaluated for a crown. Three years ago Dr. Mark Wainright had recemented tooth 31 and in 2019 remade a crown for tooth 4.  Since I had had problems with both these teeth, I asked if I could have a price break for the upcoming work. I had done a Google search on crowns and was told they should last 3-5 years.  The crown on tooth 4 was a total waste of my money since it did not close the gap between my 3 & 4 teeth as I was told it would do.  Therefore I believed I had a legitimate cause to ask for a price break. I was seeing Dr. Matthew Wassel since Dr. Wainright had a long wait schedule. Instead of being willing to do my work, I was told that not only could they not recement tooth 31, but that I would also need a whole new crown due to some problem that did not make any sense to me.  The crown on 31 did not have a problem before and it was recemented.  I thought this was absurd and told them so.   For tooth 5, I was told I needed to have an X-ray.  When I said they had just done X-rays five months ago, I was then told they would need  pictures.  I disagreed with both and PLAINLY stated I was not paying for either.  I was then told they would need pictures and I agreed with the stipulation that it would be FREE!  I saw no need for pictures for the evaluation.  I had a mirror if I wanted to see the tooth and pictures were of no use to the dental office for evaluation purposes. I was then told they could place tooth 31, but with only temporary cement.  I told them this idea was insane.   Why would I want the tooth cemented on temporarily to then have to go to another dentist office and have them remove the crown to do it permanently? I left the office and went to see Dr. Christopher Powell later the same day, May 8, 2024 and he recemented the tooth permanently with no questions. There is probably the question as to why I did not complain about the crown on tooth 4 back when it happened?  Tooth 4 is a dental implant.  Doing more work on it could create even more problems.  I was trying to bend over backwards to be a "Nice Guy" in hopes I could stay in good relations with the dentist. My complaints to the dental board are: 1. Dr. Wainright told me he could close the gap between teeth 3 & 4 with a new crown and it did not. 2. Dr. Wassel refused to hear me, billing me for photos that were totally useless. 3. Dr. Wassel refused to hear my issues and instead tried to cover it up by stating that tooth 31 had a problem and needed to be remade. 4.  Dr. Wassel refused to hear my issues, refused to consider my complaints and instead penalized me with two behavior management charges.

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.

Dr. Kozacko performed a wisdom teeth extraction on my son and he now has permanent nerve damage…read more After 2 years he still has a numb lower lip with no sensation. Office is old school and doesn't offer or use any newer technologies to avoid these possible complications. We were never informed of any possible complications that could occur due to nerve damage. During the consultation they put you in a tiny room and make you watch a 1990's video on the procedure. Not until after he realized he had nerve damage did he tell us this was a complication that could occur and made me sign a waiver for him to continue to treat him for post surgical infections. Do your research on newer technologies offered for this surgery before choosing this practice. Other practices in the area are more up-to-date technologies that can avoid complications of taking out wisdom teeth that are impacted. I regret ever using this practice or physician.

I am not the patient but my wife is. Not sure what the issue was, or what happened with the women…read morewho rated this office one star but our experience was completely different. My wife broke a tooth and there was not enough left to put a crown on it. She was able to get an appointment with this office and they went over a number of things on the phone before we ever came in. Once we arrived we were greeted and everything was explained very thoroughly and our questions were answered. The office is very well organized and everyone was professional on our visit. Not all of the services were covered by our insurance but that was explained to us. We paid at the time of service and were given complete aftercare instructions. I see no issues with the office but everyone has their own experience and everyone is allowed their opinion.