I have terrible anxiety about visiting the dentist. I have had a few truly upsetting experiences at…read moreother dentists prior to my visiting Jones Family Dentistry. Before I arrived at my appointment for my root canal today, I was so anxious that I was in tears. I had let an abscess on my gums go untreated for months before I went to have it looked at because I was afraid of what they would tell me. I wish I hadn't waited so long to go, though, because Dr. Jones and her staff went out of their way to make sure I felt comfortable and relaxed. Dr. Jones was so kind and had such a good bedside manner and it made all the difference.

Friendly, knowledgeable and helpful staff plus, I love the way you can get a crown impression and…read moreset all in one day! The technology available is so advanced! The x-rays are very clear so it is easy to identify any problem areas.

These are amazing people. They treat you like family. They are on top of things. I am really…read moreimpressed with the care I received

I would like to thank them for my new They have worked and worked with me on them till they got…read moreit right and they are amazing. I love my new teeth wanting to thank you all for it for working with me and I miss seeing you all. Great bunch of people

Ok, Yelp: time for a confession. Prior to my visit, I hadn't had a solid dental check-up in at…read moreleast a couple of years. I received check-ups at a chain dental franchise in graduate school. I didn't have dental insurance, and even though the service there was okay, it frequently burned through dental hygienists and gouged my pocketbook when it could. I made excuses -- need to finish my field work, too busy, gotta get a job -- and quit going. Now that I'm here, I bought dental insurance through my employer but had no idea about the benefits. And again, excuses: too busy, my teeth are "okay," what have you. I learned about Dr. Oldfield's office through recommendations from friends on Facebook. Now that it's summer, I had to suck it up and go in for a cleaning. Dr. Oldfield's office is located in Old Town in a very charming converted house. The office has a few spaces in its parking lot and street parking available. Walk through the double doors and a receptionist at a massive front desk greets you. Since I was a new client, the office sent paperwork to fill out in advance (standard medical questionnaire, bio, allergies, etc.). I gave her my form, confirmed my BlueCross BlueShield insurance, and took a seat in the lobby. Bridget, the hygienist, greeted me about 10 minutes thereafter. We began with a series of x-rays and bite wings. The first x-ray machine, surprisingly enough, required me to stand up in an enclosed unit and bite down on the guard. That was a bit unusual. The second round of x-rays -- the bite wings -- were done sitting down in the hygienist station. She took my blood pressure. Bridget explained that the x-rays would help identify if I have cavities or structural problems in my teeth. While she was getting her dental tools ready, I noticed a poster on the wall that said all the features that come with a cleaning. I must say, it was very detailed and, indeed, she went through all the steps. I'll spare you the details about what she scraped off my teeth. A couple of things are worth noting. First, Bridget was thorough but very gentle. She manually performed scaling and it was very light and comfortable. The supersonic scaler (the one that shoots warm water into your mouth and requires some suction) was a bit uncomfortable on my back teeth, but she worked it very swiftly through my teeth and sucked out the water regularly. Bridget did one more round of manual scraping, polished my teeth, and flossed my smile. I was surprised that Mary came out before I left the office. In the past, I've never met the "head" dentist unless they needed to do something other than a cleaning. She introduced herself, thanked me for coming in; checked my teeth, arches, and tongue; and made pleasant talk. Before leaving, she gave me a goodie bag of dental supplies -- -- in a cute blue and white ceramic rinse cup. I'm in Berea, y'all. I checked out with the receptionist. Because I don't know my work schedule yet, she agreed to send a reminder card for January. I asked what I owed: nothing, she smiled. (The dental insurance must be better than I thought!) I'm looking forward to my next visit!

Walked into Dr. Oldfield's office today for tooth extraction after being turned down by two other…read moredentist. As someone who usually avoids all types of medical facilities today was a must. Dr. Oldfield, her assistants, her dental hygienist, her staff were all of the upmost professionals. Displaying right away passion for their careers and trustworthy and truthful care for their patients. As I said I walked in so I was not scheduled for the day but was seen anyway, I'm not sure on her policy for walk in' s but I am absolutely grateful they allowed me a visit. Dr. Oldfield, a very warm Thank You to you and your office during this holiday season.

Dr. Larry Daugherty has been my dentist since attending Berea College. He is the first dentist I…read moreknow to explain what he is doing and why he is working on your teeth. There is a cloud screen light you can look up to that is calming and nerves soothing. He gave me good recommendations for orthodontists and periodontists in the area. The staff is friendly and will call to remind you of appointments.

I would never go to Whitehouse dental clinic again. I endured one of the most horrific experiences…read morein a dental chair that I have ever gone through and came away with a tooth destroyed. The technician who was working on me had no idea what she was doing and had to call in someone else to try to clean up what she had done. If you value your teeth, stay away!

This place is THE WORST. Dentists that cannot job anywhere else work here. Staff treats you like…read moredirt, and the "professionals" are 10x as obnoxious.

My grandson goes to Pinnacle pediatric dentistry in Berea Kentucky and sees Dr Eric Jacobson. My…read moregrandson got hurt and baseball which the ball hit his front two teeth knocking both of them out root and all. Dr Jacobson was on call and immediately got in touch with us as we were at the ER and said to bring the tooth in and he will fix it. The staff and him are just phenomenal! The quality of care is great, the hospitality is great. If it wasn't for them my grandson would have a permanent tooth missing. They're still healing to do but thanks to Pinnacle pediatric dentistry they made it so much easier. I give them all five stars