He did 4 refillings and one turned into a root canal right away. I told him it hurt, he said that…read moreit was inflamed and he couldn't do anything. I went home and was in pain for 2 months before I went back and he said it was a root canal. Then I had to keep on going back 3 times bc it hurt so much. In the end I just told him to take it out, so now i'm missing a tooth. I have to go to another dentist to make sure he didn't mess up the other fillings he did because now he said they are "sensitive to hot and cold". God help me I hope not because I'm 2 months pregnant now and has been dealing with pain from his dentist "care" for 4 months. I only say him 4 months and he ruined my teeth more then I did in 34 years of living.

Fantastic customer service! I've been going to see Dr. Stricklin since as long as I can remember. I…read morewill also tell my friends/family to go see them for all things dental!

I'm a new resident of Alabaster. And, Stone Creek got me in right away to check out a broken molar…read more Dr Lafont took good care of me. Whereas I expected to be talked into getting a crown, Dr Lafont fixed the broken tooth with a build-up of resin procedure. As a side note, I also got my teeth cleaned by Raven immediately following the repair of the broken tooth. She did an excellent job and provided some info that I'm thankful to have received. Being early January, I'd not yet swapped-out my insurance card in my wallet, which caused a computer-generated automatic denial of coverage. And, the receptionist assisted by contacting my insurance company, verified that I have coverage, and efficiently dealt with the administrative SNAFU. The only negative that I can identify is that the entrance to their parking lot is steep. So, it's wise to drive slowly when entering their parking lot. I highly recommend Stone Creek Dental Care in Alabaster, AL! Larry G.

My independent dentist joined StoneCreek Dental in the first half of 2019, so I've only been to…read morethis location for 3 cleanings. However, my husband also has transitioned to this office, along with one of our adult children. Besides my dentist, there has been a lot of transition in the office, with all but one of his previous staff leaving by this year. I also noticed that the other dentists in the office have changed several times, with only my dentist being the same one still there within 18 months. I have not had the same hygienist clean my teeth in the three times I've been there. This is a bit of a change from any dental practice I've ever experienced, ever throughout the course of several decades in a couple states. I guess the dental industry is changing a bit, and if you are going to a chain dentist, you aren't going to have the same person cleaning your teeth every 6 months for years. I will probably miss walking and recognizing people, or having them ask about the kids and family, but as long as I get a good cleaning every 6 months, that should be sufficient. I'll be interested to see who might be there next year when I go back.

This place is great! Every time I go I am met with smiling faces! The new manager that took over…read morerecently has been doing a great job and , to be honest, was a great change for this place. Keep up the good work.

Notice that Lance said "We are sorry to hear about these concerns", but did not deny anything I…read moresaid, say they will do better, they will follow CDC guidelines or anything. Its because they dont care. As of Jan 11, 2020 there are 404,000 Covid 19 cases and 5,347 deaths in Alabama, but thats not enough to make this dentist care about our community. The #1 advice from the CDC is to wear a mask. Find another dentist that cares about your health and your community. If you actually cared about our community you would have the staff wear masks and follow covid safety protocols. You don't care and have shown that. People should look somewhere else for a family dentist. Remember this even after the pandemic. They don't care and we should not support them in our community. Staff wears masks - NO Social distancing enforced - NO Masks required - NO Staff wears gloves - NO Sanitizing between customers - NO Temperature checks - YES, from a maskless employee Hand sanitizer provided - NO Contactless payments - NO

NEVER PAY ANY CASH! When my grandson had his wisdom teeth removed I paid with insurance and $387.80…read morecopay on my debit card. Right before they took him back they told me he would need extra gauze and some gel that prevents dry socket. I paid $45 cash for the extras. Soon after I recieved a bill for $45. I called and explained I had paid that in cash. The person I talked to said she would check into it. About every other month we had the same conversation about pulling up the cash receipts from that day. Today it was the same thing all over again, except today she said it was a fee my insurance didn't pay. I spoke with my insurance company after the first bill came in and they had paid the agreed upon amount. I explained this to her and then she had the nerve to tell me "they didn't take in ANY cash that day". So now not only did I get over billed, but the woman (Kaitlyn?) that handled the call is calling me a liar because I absolutely handed them $45 cash. It's a shame because the doctor did an amazing job, my grandson never had any pain and was back to himself after a good nap. I decided to pay the $45 and stop having to deal with this month after month. 10 minutes after I paid, again, the office manager called and said she could adjust my account. Of course they can now that the payment was already made.

So the actual surgeon Dr. Livingston was great. Very thorough and kind... everything else ...No. I…read morehad to wait over 2 hours for my appointment after being told I'd be taken back in a few minutes. And the medical billing. Lol. Someone else there needs to verify insurance and give estimates since this practice does balance billing (which should be illegal but that's an Alabama issue) My first appointment I was simply told anesthesia wasn't covered for my wisdom tooth removal. Had I known it wasn't covered because there was a two tooth minimum I would've had all of them removed at once. Had I known the true out of pocket costs I would've shopped around at other surgery practices. In less than a month I ended up back getting two additional wisdom teeth out and i was shocked when it cost less than the original one... and now im being balance billed for almost $200 more because they decided my initial payments weren't enough after their contracted rate was paid out by my dental insurance. So yeah.. even though I liked the doctor I wouldn't suggest this place. It's now costing me over $1000 for three wisdom teeth to be removed when had they all been removed at the same time I would've paid around $500. So with the crappy billing practices paired with awful wait times (unless you are the 8am- they were prompt that day) I'd look somewhere else.

After another year - we still love Dr Tedin- my daughters orthodontist told us to get her last baby…read moretooth and told us soon. I called Dr Tedin's office and we got in within a week. We went yesterday and Dr Tedin pulled her tooth. She was very good at calming my daughter and talking her through the process. No gas needed for relaxation. Even though they are only open 3 days a week they are able to provide timely care and good care.

I LOVE Dr Tedin! I had been using this practice for years with the previous dentist, and when Dr…read moreTedin took over I thought I'd give her a shot. She's so nice! Friendly and personal and seems so excited to have taken over the business. She talked to me about Invisalign and took a scan of my teeth, and we plan to do those after the first of the year. Most of the original staff appears to be the same. She has given the building a facelift, and it looks modern and inviting. I highly, highly recommend Dr Tedin and her wonderful staff