Dr. Baldassarre is a very knowledgeable and talented periodontist. Her ability to explain very…read morecomplex procedures with ease is impressive.

These folks made me trust dentists again! I can't say enough good things. I had to had some…read moresignificant work done and they were so kind and reassuring. I was referred to an oral surgeon they work with regularly and Dr. Keith showed up to my surgery... because he knew I was nervous! Are you kidding me?! The office staff are just as great! If you're nervous or have had a bad experience, these are your people!

As most of you know, I recently moved here from the desolate, fiery sunshine from hell city of El…read morePaso, TX all the way back to my home state of NH. Clearly, I needed to find another dental clinic to continue work on my nasty pie-hole (I'm kidding, guys. My mouth's not that gross). Anyways, I happen by this place via Yelp search, naturally. And let me say...they did not disappoint. This clinic is a smaller one, which I like. Of the two times I've been here so far, it really hasn't been all that packed. While there may be some adjustments needed for their booking procedures (Seriously, I had to get rescheduled 4 times before locking in a solid time. What even IS that?!), they are very quick to check you in once you're locked in for a time. The office is very clean and COVID compliant. For the time being, you still need a mask to enter the building. The reception desk has its plastic shields in place, hand sanitizer, and so forth. But now...the real question that's probably on your mind. How gentle or rough are the dental hygienists? Take this with a grain of salt, as I am a patient whom requires more frequent cleanings as opposed to someone who does NOT have periodontal issues. The cleaning was (much to my surprise) completely painless. Yeah! It probably has to do with the fact that this was just periodontal maintenance rather than a deep cleaning, which I assumed was going to be the case. What that consists of is basically just them taking off the hard stuff more frequently than usual. A "normal" patient only needs a cleaning about every 6 months or so. I go twice as often. So, considering how painless this was, I don't think I'll mind the new schedule as much as I otherwise assumed. Pricing is fair enough. But as I tell everyone, check with the office to verify if they accept your insurance policy first. They're easy to find, located just off of the turnpike. Oh, forgot to mention...I met the head dentist of which this place is rightfully named after. The guy seems pretty chill and very knowledgeable in his craft, but definitely not in a pompous sort of way. That's always a plus for me; when dentists and their hygienists are non-judgmental towards their patients. With all that said, I think we got a keeper here, fellas! Levesque Family Dentist gets 5 sparkling pearly white pain free choppers out of 5.

After disclosing that I had Epilepsy and having to cancel my first couple of appointments because…read moreof this they then turned me away from any future appointments when I had to cancel again upon my children becoming ill. I also live an hour away! Life happens and people are struggling with Illnesses. What is the point in offering care if you are going to turn people away when they really need it? Zero empathy, just focused on making money. And yet they call themselves a "holistic" business. That doesn't sound in alignment. Cold and uncaring. By the way- discrimination against Epilepsy is still Illegal in this country!!!

I met with Dr. Whitcomb for the first time last week. What an incredible woman and dentist! I…read morecalled her because my doctor tested me for toxicity, largely from the silver fillings used commonly in my generation. Dr. Whitcomb made a careful assessment, worked out a plan and responded timely and with friendliness and optomism, which is what I needed at that moment. Her staff members, Alaina was also sweet, efficient and knowledgeable, as was Jill who coordinated my appointments. They all were outstanding, and I look forward to posting an update ahead as they complete my treatment. I consider myself very fortunate to come upon these caring and experienced professionals.

They don't do best practice Restorative Dentistry anymore ! No root canals with crowns to properly…read moresave your teeth, all they want to do is pull your teeth then send you to an oral surgeon to have several teeth pulled. After teeth are removed they then insist you have cadaver bone transplanted into your jaw, which can be rejected, and they wait for it to (MAYBE) heal, so they can then send you for more tests and see if you can have tooth implants installed that take another year or so to heal and hope for no complications which apparently most people end up with! For further info, look at the recent article published by the Head of Harvard University Dental Medical Health. Restorative dental care is healthier and much safer for everyone in both the short and long term. Kalil and Kress no longer do what is best for the patients long term health. We know, we were their clients in the first months they opened their dental office and in 2024 after consulting with our Harvard Medical/Dental MD's and MassGenBrigham, we left Kalil & Kress for a much healthier dental practice !

AS time goes on, some things change. At first, Kalil and Kress were very good. We took our entire…read morefamily there. As time went on, the practice grew. In fact, it became a little bit more like a factory. Wait times increased (why book a 2 pm appointment to then wait until 2:30pm to see the dental assistant?!?!). The constant up sale for mouth guards became incessant. The basic feel of the place was to find a way to get more $$$$ from you. The final straw was having a procedure done at a high cost that was not needed to be done at that time since our insurance was switching over. One would think that Kalil and Kress would find a solution to either provide a discounted rate or some sort of discount for the years of being a loyal customer but this was not the case. Much like Nashua Eye, they grew too big and it was time to leave and find another place to take our business to. Am I sad? I little bit. Could this been prevented? I am not sure. I can say this, if I get told that I grind my teeth and need a mouth guard at $400, I am going to lose my mind.....I guess the article in Dentistry Today says "push the mouth guards, it's easy money....." Thanks for the memories Kalil and Kress. We wish you well.

Friendly, honest, provide insurance-based estimates, very high quality work, and flexible…read morescheduling. Convenient location, clean/modern office, I have recommended others go there.

Good service and quality so far only thing is there's one mid 30's asian guy that uncomfortably…read morestares at you like he's sizing you up for a body bag or something very creepy!

The staff at Nashua Family Dentistry were wonderful during my cleaning appointment. Thank he…read morehygienist and dentist made me feel comfortable, which isn't easy (I've always been anxious in the dentist's office). They answered all my questions, and gave me a referral to a trusted and compassionate oral surgeon for an implant consultation. Highly recommend going to them.

Not impressed!!! I had made an appointment to have my husband's second cleaning since becoming a…read morepatient at this office. I was surprised to later receive a bill as my insurance covers 2 cleanings a year. The woman I spoke with, Michelle, advised my husband received a deep cleaning. This confused me because 1. when my husband had his appointment he came home and told me they barely cleaned his teeth and only cleaned the front 2. I scheduled an appointment to have a routine cleaning, why extra services were performed at that time does not make sense to me at all. I feel like we got scammed to be honest, and my husband never even got a full FREE cleaning, just a half ass "deep" cleaning. Keep it....

I was referred to Dr. Crowley by my other dentist in Salem, NH. Dr. Crowley & her staff are 2nd to…read morenone.