I've been waiting many, many years to write a review because this establishment is not a place that…read morewill treat you well if you don't bend over and kiss Dr. Pearson's ass. I mean that whole-heartedly. I knew posting a bad review would result in 1. financial issues 2. physical pain at my next appointment or 3. difficulties getting what I need from that office. Actually, all the above. Hey, if you have tons of money you can blow and you have an easy orthodontic case then by ALL means, go here. You'll be fine. But if you don't want to spend an arm and a leg, don't. If you have a difficult case (implants, crowns, surgeries, etc.) don't. Pearson is horrible at communicating with periodontal surgeons, dentists, and prosthodontists which is awful because the average person doesn't know dental speak so you can't explain something your orthodontist said to tell your periodontal surgeon as well as Pearson himself can. But he won't. I first got quoted for braces in 2003, couldn't afford them, again in 2006, got more expensive, and finally got started in 2009. My family paid for THREE girls to go through his office. I had expanders, then braces, rubber bands, and retainers. I had one implant surgery, wisdom teeth surgery, one surgery to pull down a tooth wedged up in my jaw, and one crown done as well. Needless to say, I know what I'm doing by now. So Dr. Pearson consistently did not listen to me or my sisters. When we had complaints about pain, he didn't care. I remember getting my braces off and he was trimming a crown around my tooth and I was jumping in my seat it hurt so bad. Even the dental assistant looked worried and she'd gasp like she was going to say something to him then wouldn't. When he left, she whispered to me that she could tell that hurt bad and why doesn't she help me ice it while I'm there? Pearson was hardly open when I was in highschool and that was 2009-2013. Now, when I call the office, they have ridiculous hours like Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 8-3, Wednesday morning only and every-other Friday. Every holiday you can think of - they're closed that day and the two or three before AND after that holiday. It's outrageous! You can barely get in. No one wants braces longer than they need them. When I got my braces off in 2012, I tried a bridge instead of an implant (I got this elsewhere). It didn't work, so I got the implant. After telling Pearson to talk to my surgeon and dentist about stuff so EVERYBODY is on the same page, he didn't. I was told I didn't need a retainer. Doctor's advice, right? So I didn't have one. Needless to say my teeth get crooked and I have to get braces a second time for three months. Pearson and Mary - his assistant - told me my MOM should've told me to get a retainer. I expressly told him to collaborate with his peers on my health because that's his job. I called Pearson three or four times in the last month to ask them to forward my records to my new dental office. I'm finally 100% cut off from Pearson - paid off and everything - and he knew that so he didn't send the records. I asked to speak to Mary specifically - voicemail. I left countless messages. Eventually, they sent the records a couple hours before my dental appointment. But that's ridiculous. And the fact I couldn't get anybody on the phone because they're open about 15 hours a week - outrageous. Orthodontists lock you in. When you pick one, it's hard to switch. You're stuck going there for YEARS. If you switch you likely have to get your braces OFF and NEW ones put on. You'd have to pay for all that. So choose wisely when you're looking for an orthodontist! If I could go back, I'd have gone to Veil Orthodontics the first time. What a waste, Pearson. Shame on you.

My daughter sucked her thumb until the age of 6 and, along with hereditary crooked teeth, she…read moreneeded correcting. My friend, a dentist, recommended Pearson Orthodontics and I am impressed by how much her teeth have corrected in a small amount of time with the use of retainers. She feels more confident and is more comfortable. In addition to the great orthodontics work, Dr. Bradley and his staff are friendly, and understanding. The environment is great for kids and my son, who does not need work done, wants to go along just to play the games and get a cookie. Thank you all for your great work! Highly recommended!

To preface: I have never really enjoyed the dentist and have had some poor experiences with dental…read morehygienists in the past, so I avoided going until I realized I needed to go. The staff here were really kind and not judgmental at all. I get anxious when I go to the dentist usually and they were able to put me at ease as much as they could. They are really close to my house which is a plus and are open until 7 pm which is helpful when you can't take off work/school.

Great caring, super friendly staff. I can honestly say, I look forward to seeing and chatting with…read moreDanika. And all the dentist's are Are very good looking ! Lol! Would totally recommend this office. Me , my husband, and mother go here.

I love the staff at this very modern dental office. It's a beautiful, relaxing environment, and…read moreNancy Zeis is a true professional and a great dentist!

Horrible communication, only takes a certain PREMIUM insurance, feels your life should revolve…read morearound their schedule, do not follow through on their guarantees. Was looking for a new dentist and came upon Zeis Dental, due to the yelp reviews. I called their office and provided all my information/insurance information. My appointment was going to be roughly 2-months out. I asked them to run the insurance to ensure everything would be covered, as I was making the appointment for a general 6-month cleaning/checkup. The person who took the call was nice and personable. He said he would let me know if anything was out of the ordinary with my normal Delta Dental insurance and he would look forward to seeing me at my appointment. I hadn't heard from the dental office until the day before my appointment, and this was approx. 2 months from the time the appointment was made. A female left me voicemail at 11:00 and told me I had 3 or 4 hours to call back and confirm my appointment or they would cancel my appointment. When I listened to my voicemail, after my work day as my job doesn't pay me to talk on my personal phone, I called the office back to confirm my appointment for the next day. The girl, who answered the phone, stated they had already canceled my appointment and another patient is now in that slot. I asked her about the realistic demand of sending a reminder in less than 24hrs and requiring an instant call back from the working patient, or the appointment will be canceled. She told me that that is their policy and I should have responded earlier. She told me she could schedule me for an appointment 2 weeks later. At this point, I just wanted my 6-month cleaning/checkup so I had her put me in for the next appointment. She still stated she would not be able to send a reminder greater than 24hrs, but to make sure to check my phone around that time so the appointment doesn't get canceled again. (I have never heard of such shiftless demands coming from a dentist's office in my entire life.) 2-3 days before my next appointment I was contacted by this office and told they didn't accept my insurance. I was completely dumbfounded. On my initial call to make the appointment, over 2 months prior, I was told they took my insurance and would confirm there wouldn't be any out of pocket expenses or if there were they would let me know. Now, they don't accept my insurance. The guy told me told me they accept Delta but it must be the PREMIUM level and not the normal level of Delta Dental insurance. I asked him why he let almost 2 months go by without checking the insurance, as he agreed he would. He was not able to answer my question. Upon being told that Zeis Dental didn't accept my level of Delta insurance, I called Delta for clarification. They told me this office does accept Delta's regular insurance, but they have to submit a pre-authorization to Delta, prior to the dental appointment, so they know how much Delta will pay and how much may be left to the patient. I called Zeis dental back and advised them of this process. The same guy told me he was aware of that, but it could take a week or so to get the answer. The call was left that he would submit the pre-authorization to Delta Dental, so we would know if I would be required any out of pocket payment at my appointment. I had him repeat to me what he was going to do and he guaranteed me he would proceed in this fashion and get back to me with the results in approx. 2 weeks. It is now 3 months later, AND I STILL HAVEN'T HEARD FROM THIS OFFICE. I have since found another dentist. If you have anything other than a trust fund, which allows you to not work and stare at your phone all day for that acute reply window from this office, I would highly encourage looking at other dentists. This office presented an exemplary OVER-PROMISE and UNDER-DELIVER, coupled with an immense lacking care for my teeth. The amount of time they wasted also presents an extreme lack of care for my time. CAVEAT EMPTOR!!

All of the staff were friendly and professional. Dr Steve gave a thorough exam and the hygienist,…read moreDebbie, was knowledgeable and left my teeth feeling fresh and clean.

After my long time family-friend dentist retired I was finally ready to go to someone more local…read more My husband was goading me into going somewhere more modern after her found Angell last year. I had to change insurance and check in with them a few times to make sure I was covered and after that scheduling has been smooth sailing. My teeth cleaning went well, the hygienist Debbie told me a lot about my mouth and teeth that no one ever mentioned to me. They then got me scheduled to fix a crack in one of my fillings the following week. That appointment also went well, it was the most comfortable dental work I've ever had done - I didn't feel a thing other than the novacaine injections which they even numbed beforehand. They have mentioned doing something like Invisalign due to my crowding which is something that has never been a concern of mine, I trust they're being honest since I have a little snaggletooth, never had braces and my teeth are indeed tight. Dr Steve gave me a rough estimate and run down of how their process works and it's probably something I'll return for when I have the funds since it will help my future self. They play HGTV in the lobby and most dental rooms which is a nice distraction! It's a big place for only two doctors.

ELD completely upends the cliche about people "hating their dentist"! These gals and guys make you…read morefeel like family from the moment you walk in the door. Customer service is off the charts good. They also are great at offering you positive feedback about your tooth care and what you're doing right, so if you suffer from dental anxiety, they're especially great for that. No matter what issues you have going on, you will leave their office feeling a little better about your mouth. Seriously, I moved 30 minutes away from maple grove, and I still make the trip to see them, cuz it's worth the inconvenience. Katie and Mamie are the best!!

These guys and are top of the line. They are very clear in what to expect, what they need, and…read morethey do it with a smile the whole time. The doctor is tremendously experienced, but he's still attending weekly meetings with local dentists to make sure he's on the leading edge. They have won my business.

This is my dentist. Originally, hubs and I found Dr Dulac when we lived in North Mpls, and we loved…read moreher. Then, we moved south and I had multiple kiddos, so I tried a closer dentist. Long story short, some dentists see what might become a cavity and they fill it, some dentists wait until it becomes a cavity. Dr Dulac waits. I shall never stray again. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The children had appointments today, and I was impressed by how both the hygienist and the Dr explained everything and were very patient with the kids. I always feel well cared for when we go here. Covid info: everyone is wearing masks, waiting area is 6ft apart, hand sanitizer when you walk in the building and again when you walk in the clinic.

If I could give the place more than a 5-star I would. I've had quite a few bad experiences with…read moredentists which has made me pretty nervous when the time comes for a dental appointment. These doctors are kind in how they approach you and so understanding if you're nervous. I had a cavity filling last week and they talked about everything they were gonna do and gave me options as to what way I'd be more comfortable having the procedure done. They even gave advice for how they'll make it even more stress free in the future. These people know how to treat their customers.

I went there seen good reviews my reviews is not good went for bad toothache was told abcess tooth…read moredid not receive treatment antibotics just pushed out the door would not recommend this clinic regardless of good reviews

My husband and I have been going to Centennial Lakes Dental Group for at least a decade and have…read morebeen happy with the dentist and hygienists. But the office staff -- yikes! There's a few who are pretty rude and snappy. It finally occurred to us, with all the dentistry fliers that we receive in the mail, "hey, we don't have to take this anymore. We're the customer." And truth be told, our dentist has said some not-so-okay-things I wouldn't want said in front of customers or female staff. You'll get good care, but when there's plenty of dentists in this city, we're moving on. This is our opinion.

I have been a patient there for 10 years, hands down the best dental practice there is and I hate…read moregoing to Dentist. Ann and Dr Mehta both are amazing. Extremely happy with my care!

Unfortunately can't continue to call this my dental office simply because of their silly choice to…read morenot pay the MNCare Tax. No advanced notice about this and although it is a small amount, it makes more sense for the dental office business to pay than the individual customer. When calling in to discuss, the front desk was acting as if it was not new and had been this way all along. Clearly their management did not educate them on this. It's a shame because the few years I had gone here it was a pleasant experience for my teeth.