I took my 15 year old to get a root canal. Everyone was so friendly and nice. They offered my…read moredaughter noise cancelling headphones and laughing gas and she said the experience was better than getting a cavity filled. Highly recommend. 10/10

I saw Dr. Gibbs recently for a root canal and was hands down one of the best experiences at any…read moremedical office I've ever been too. His staff is so wonderful, kind and educated. Dr. Gibbs himself is very talented and has a calm and kind demeanor which was soooo helpful as I have dental anxiety. 1000/10 would recommend him and this office a million times if I could! If I ever need another root canal I know who exactly to call.

I wanted to like this office really badly. It's super clean and has a very friendly and welcoming…read moreaesthetic. The equipment is top notch. The staff friendly and knowledgeable. But twice now they have texted me to cancel my appointments. No phone call, just a text saying they needed to cancel. Had to find a different dentist because of this.

I went in to have my teeth cleaned and had a lot of problems afterwards. Something that should be…read moresimple. But the person cleaning polished the teeth before cleaning them and than she poked to deep into the gums allowing bacteria to grow under the gums causing my gums to abscess. Which landed me in the ER. to get antibiotics to the swelling down. I have emailed Kip dental, they never responded back. I do not recommend Kip dental for teeth cleaning.

I had a molar that had previously had a root canal and started developing biting/pressure…read moresensitivity. It turned out there was an infection under the tooth and that the prior root canal could be improved. I saw Dr. Machado at Cherry Creek Endodontics, and he did a great job. During the evaluation, he walked me through the 3D X-ray, explained what he was seeing, discussed the infection and the condition of the prior root canal, and laid out my options clearly. I really appreciated that level of transparency and explanation. They were also able to do the retreatment immediately after the evaluation, which I was very grateful for. Dr. Machado took extra steps to help give the tooth the best chance possible, including placing medication/calcium in the tooth before permanently sealing it. They did this twice before the final sealing, which made me feel like they were being thorough and careful rather than rushing the process. It is still too early to know whether the tooth will ultimately make it, but I feel very good about the care I received. They made me as comfortable as possible during each procedure, and the numbing was highly effective every time. My only complaint is that the pain the first night after the initial procedure was unbearable, and I was only advised to take Tylenol and ibuprofen. I got essentially no sleep that night, although it improved after that. I understand this may be standard practice now that stronger pain medication is less commonly prescribed, but I would have really appreciated even a very small short-term option to help me sleep the first night or two. That said, everything else about the experience was excellent, and I do not feel right taking off a star for that. I'm grateful for the care, skill, and responsiveness of Dr. Machado and the team.

Had a Root Canal a month ago. This was my first root canal and the level of professionalism and…read morecare was beyond my expectations. Dr. Maloney was detailed, caring, and very knowledgeable. Thank you again for helping me.

I'm updating my review because, five years later, Dr. Wallace has sent an outstanding bill, one I…read moredidn't even know existed, to collections. To reiterate, I came here during COVID for a painful tooth, but the dentist focused on a different tooth, claiming I urgently needed a replacement crown for one that was only two years old. I felt pressured into the procedure, and the crown was poorly done in both fit and color. Another dentist has since told me it needs to be replaced, which says it all. I'm extremely frustrated by this entire experience, from being coerced into unnecessary work to the poor quality of care, and now being blindsided by a collections bill years later. I was quoted a price and told the rest was covered by insurance. I certainly don't recommend this underhanded clinic.

I had a good experience with this place and recommended it to my boyfriend. He had a couple of…read morecleanings there which were uneventful, but the last time he was talked into a deep cleaning. I would like to mention that he takes extremely good care of his mouth - flosses, never misses a cleaning, etc. He didn't think the procedure would be fully covered by his insurance - they only cover half a mouth at a time for that kind of cleaning, which is what he told them. Well the hygienist went and talked to their billing person, who insisted that his insurance would cover his whole mouth. They said they had called his insurance, were absolutely sure and again, convinced him to do it. They even gave him a written estimate of around $100 of out of pocket expenses. So, now they are presenting him with a huge bill that insurance won't cover and they are unwilling to help him at all. He's on disability with limited income so this is extremely bad and I feel terrible for having recommended them. It was literally a cleaning, with no special crowns or anything fancy like that and he is being asked to pay in the neighborhood of over $1000. I will likely have to find another dentist because of the way they've treated him. So, if you're not concerned about maybe receiving a huge surprise bill after your visit, with absolutely no accountability or help from the people who gave you the bad information, go ahead and go there. It's shocking, because they should and can come down on the bill since this totally their fault, but they really don't care.

When I was pregnant last year my bridge broke unexpectedly and I was in discomfort. I called this…read moreoffice and they took me same day and my doctor as very kind and helped in fixing my bridge and also making sure I will be okay until after 6 week postpartum so I could come back and finish all the work I needed to finish. All the staff here are knowledgeable and very kind. They take time to explain and always check to see if I have any questions. My husband and daughter also comes to this location now. Definitely recommend them.

I recently moved to Colorado and needed immediate dental care for a problematic tooth. Fit to Smile…read moreDental got me in the very next day, which I initially appreciated. I have a severe fear of the dentist and was very upfront about it; despite that, my experience here was nothing short of a nightmare. 1. In-House Insurance & Quoted Costs * They sold me their in-house insurance (around $300-$400), which was supposed to include two yearly exams/cleanings, x-rays plus discounted rates on additional work. * I was given a quote for a multi-step procedure to remove and replace my tooth. Everything seemed straightforward at first. 2. Conscious Sedation Fiasco * Dr. Redfearn strongly recommended "conscious sedation." He prescribed six pills, telling me to take two before the procedure, assuring me I would have "amnesia" and would not remember a thing. * I paid approximately $300 extra for the sedation alone. * On the day of the procedure, I followed instructions, but I was fully awake and aware the entire time. When I mentioned this, the dentist crushed two more pills and told me to put them under my tongue. Five minutes later, he proceeded--even though I clearly stated I was not feeling any sedation. It felt rushed, as though he didn't want to disrupt his schedule. 3. Payment Confusion * They insisted I pay in full before the procedure, giving me no warning until the day they needed payment. I was out of town until the evening. The next morning at the time of procedure, my friend drove me and handed over a sealed envelope with the exact cash amount I had withdrawn from the bank. * Immediately after the procedure, the receptionist claimed I was over $200 short. This was impossible. * When I called the next day, they doubled down, saying the manager had also counted and confirmed I was short. Finally, after I insisted they recount and told them I had the bank receipt, they admitted it was a "miscommunication." It felt more like they made a mistake or were trying to take advantage of the situation. 4. Lack of Post-Procedure Support * I was in significant pain and felt loose stitches. The on-call staffer told me I could either come in within the next hour before they closed or cut the stitches myself with small scissors. That was outrageous advice for a patient who just had a tooth extraction and bone graft. * I did come back in the next week, and the staff member said it was "healing fine." No real compassion or thorough check-up. She admitted that the follow up instructions they had texted me after I had to call to receive were incorrect and she needed to delete part and that was most likely the reason I had irritation. 5. Gaslighting About Sedation * At the next follow-up, Dr. Redfearn claimed I was snoring during the procedure, which was an outright lie. His assistant had admitted right after the procedure they were waiting for me to fall asleep but said I never did. * He even suggested that "sometimes people who weigh a bit more need more medication," but conveniently did not offer more pills before or during the procedure when I clearly stated I was fully alert. 6. Rude Attitude & Hidden Costs * The staff seemed annoyed and made rude comments about my outfit (a long-sleeve, long-length dress in winter) as I was leaving. * After initially telling me my in house purchased insurance plan would cover cleanings, I was suddenly handed a bill for $1,100 for a "deep cleaning." While I admit I do most likely need a deep cleaning, this was never mentioned in the original quote or during the first visits. I was taken aback and said I had to think about it. I left and the staff knew I was not pleased. 7. Zero Follow-Up & Record Discrepancies * I still had stitches in my mouth and never received any follow-up call to check on my healing or schedule the next step in the process. * When my new dentist asked me to request my records, Fit to Smile Dental avoided my calls for three days. I had to show up in person to obtain them. * The records did not accurately reflect the procedures, dates, or the sedation issues. It felt completely unprofessional. Overall, my experience at Fit to Smile Dental under Dr. Trent Redfearn was disturbing and unprofessional. From the botched "conscious sedation" to the payment confusion and rude staff interactions, I felt disrespected and misled every step of the way. I would not recommend this practice to anyone--especially those with dental anxiety--due to their poor communication, questionable billing practices, lack of compassion, and refusal to acknowledge or correct mistakes. I have since found a new dentist who is respectful, transparent, and genuinely concerned for my comfort and well-being.

Great experience at South Kipling Dental Care! They were quick, efficient, and worked hard to make…read moresure my work was covered by insurance. Thanks!

I would like to start by saying that I have come to this office for many years and Dr. Larson and…read morehis staff have been great. However, on my appointment today 11/29/25 I was greeted with hostility and disrespect by the front desk, then the person who brought me back, then the hygienist who was scheduled to clean my teeth and finally by Dr. Larson himself. I was forced to leave by him and he even layed hands on me. I am distressed and shocked by this especially since I have been a patient for a long time and Dr. Larson himself considers himself by his own words to be Christ Like. I was purposely hated on and distressed by everyone I came into contact with including Dr. Larson. Nothing about this encounter was kind, professional or Christ like.​

Oh my gosh - I can't say enough amazing things about Lone Tree Family Dentistry. I'm a young mom…read morewho hasn't been to a dentist in awhile. Between moving from Arizona to Colorado, parenting a toddler, and having a new baby in November 2015 - I haven't had regular dental care. We found a great pediatric dentist for our son, and was referred to Dr. Freeman by his dentist. I'm so glad! The initial phone call was literally the best customer service I've experienced in ages (I work in customer service, so my standards are pretty high). Lisa was competent, warm, friendly and efficient. She scheduled my husband's appointment and promptly followed up with an email of new patient paperwork. Lisa also understood that my appointment would coincide with the birth of my second child, and made a note. Sure enough - I missed my first appointment due to the arrival of my new kiddo, and she helped me reschedule. The new appointment wouldn't be for a couple of months, but she offered to put me on the cancellation list - a way for me to be seen more quickly. Sure enough, an appointment was available the very next day - but I was stuck with both boys at home (2.5 years old and 3 weeks old!). She was very understanding and said it would be fine to bring them with me. Amy (my hygienist) was fantastic - I was due for a ton of new X-rays and she was very good - taking time to explain what our next steps were and my course of treatment after my cleaning. During this time, we had to rein in my toddler a couple of times (he did so well, but got bored a couple of times and wanted to walk around)... and of course, my newborn woke up during my cleaning. Lisa didn't even hesitate - she offered to hold my youngest son while we finished my cleaning, and even walked my oldest back to the waiting room to play with the toys. Insert my googly-eyes here. I was already nervous and worried about this whole experience, but Amy and Lisa went way beyond. They treated us like family. Dr. Freeman was also amazing. Very professional and friendly, and a pleasure to work with. I had no anxiety working with her (a problem I've had with dentists in the past) and look forward to my next appointment in the summer. After all this - my youngest son actually woke up and wanted to nurse. I don't mind nursing in public, but Dr. Freeman offered the use of her office to us. This way I could be comfortable, and my oldest son could sit with us. Again - incredible treatment of us like family. I'm so thankful we found Dr. Freeman and her team!

I've never bled so much from a cleaning. The dental hygienist was rude and condemning on top of it…read moreall. I've always had regular cleaning done but was treated like I did none of that. She said I had advanced periodontal disease and needed a deep cleaning. Needless to say I was distressed at this news and got a second opinion. Turns out I have a mild case of gingivitis that is completely reversible. I am concerned she is treating other patients like me. I would skip this practice and find another.

My sixteen year old broke off about half of a front tooth last night. We were referred to Dr. Patel…read moreby a friend. I called his office at 8 am with my son in a lot of pain. By 1:15 pm the same day, Dr. Patel had completed the root canal. My son commented that he barely felt anything. Dr. Patel and his staff were awesome. We were able to then go to our pediatric dentist right after that. If you need this type of services, just call his office. And yes, I am a real customer and my son his patient.

Root canal" conjured up nightmarish expectations but that did not happen. The procedure was…read morepainless and performed quickly. Dr. Patel and his assistant, Julie, immediately put me at ease and engaged in light conversation that made the whole experience seem casual and " normal"! Lisa on office staff was polite, efficient and knowledgeable in insurance information. Every aspect of this practice contributes to an overall positive experience. But that's not the end of it...Dr. Patel called me in the evening to see how I was doing...who does that?? I have no hesitation in highly recommending this practice...great people!