A positive group of professionals that make you comfortable during your visit! They went above and beyond for me during my cleaning, maintenance, fillings and pulls. read more

On June 17, I had an appointment. But let me explain I had to cancel an appointment in February March, and April was having some health issues which eventually led to me getting spinal surgery so finally being able to make the in June and getting in was a blessing! Not once did Connie or any of the staff complaining every time I called and told them that I was having some health issues and and couldn't make it. After my appointment in June, it started to rain and it wasn't raining. It was pouring. the lady who has been in that office for over 20 years, walked outside with me and held a umbrella over my head while I waited for my ride and she made sure I stayed dry. I felt so bad and she told me no Karen you take care of you. I'll be fine. So thank you serenity dental Thank you so much for caring. Thank you to the staff thank you to Dr. Pedago. Thank you, Connie and Lexi. I have followed them from the office Downtown to the office on Federal, thank you read more

This has to be the biggest scam ive ever encountered Their $59 intro cost me $359 The dentist hygienist great But the receptionist is all set to tell you your $59 was really $175 + $58 and the only way to reduce it is to buy $200 of insurance I would never recommend this practice and in a rundown building on 38 th ave Filed a complaint w visa How can exploitive practices exist in CO in the age of covid About to file a complaint to the dental assoc Rkkjr read more

I am thankful I found this dental office. They take exceptional care of their patients, are quick, efficient, and won't break the bank if you don't carry insurance. Everyone was very welcoming, practicing and following all Covid-19 safety protocol. Highly recommend. read more

I booked a routine cleaning here mostly because it was close to my house but I was really impressed with the level of care I received. I ended up needing a crown which I got a little panicky about but the whole staff was very understanding and accommodating and Connie even made sure that I would get 2017 insurance prices even though the procedure was rolling over into 2018. All around, a great experience. I'm happy to have found my new dentist in Denver! I'm revising my review because of what followed after my visit. In my opinion, Dr. Kessler convinced me I needed a crown on a tooth that was causing me zero issues. Because he is a "professional", I took his advice and got a crown in order to avoid a root canal in the future. Those were his exact words to me - "in order to avoid a root canal in the future." My tooth was damaged so badly during the crown procedure that in a few short days, I was in excruciating pain and ended up HAVING TO HAVE A ROOT CANAL because he botched the crown. All in all, I was out over $1000 because I chose to trust this dentist. Never again. The one redeeming quality of this practice is his secretary, Connie, who is absolutely lovely. He doesn't deserve her. Stay far away from this practice! read more

I went here over a year ago and thought about writing a review then but didn't want to hurt this business. After thinking about it longer and getting a botched job that I got here fixed a month ago somewhere else, I decided it is the right thing to do. I saw Dr. Kessler and he was so incredibly unprofessional. He had shared that he had been partying in Vegas for a few days and was super hungover when he was doing my crown. I wanted to call off the procedure because I didn't want someone hungover drilling in my mouth but I didn't want to cause a scene so I let him do it. He went on about many more unprofessional things as he talked to the hygienist that I won't add here. I was left with a lot more pain than I had come in with and couldn't chew on the side he worked on for a year. I finally went to a reputable place and got it fixed. Not only was it a waste of money, he left me in pain, and thank God nothing irreversible happened with him working hungover. This is not okay for a doctor and is incredibly unprofessional. I'm not leaving this review to be mean. I just think it is important for people to get safe care and we trust doctors. read more

Absolutely love this dental group. The people are great! I have visited this group 3-4 times now and each time it feels like we pick up conversations where we left off. Friendly, fun, and careful group of dental hygienist :) I drive from Boulder to Denver and it's worth the drive. read more

Wow. I will absolutely be recommending this office to anyone looking for a new dentist. I went in on the new patient special, x-rays, exam and cleaning for $99, and will be returning as soon as possible for a whitening. I haven't had a formal cleaning in 10 years.. I was nervous about the outcome, I am leaving my appointment feeling relieved that I don't have any cavities! The staff was so friendly, the front desk manager Conny was so kind and held great conversation with me prior to my appointment. All of the techs were so friendly, talking me through all aspects of my appointment and making kind conversation through out my appointment. And, Dr. K was charming and made me feel so comfortable in appointment. I'm glad we were able to bond over my lip tattoo. I always wondered if a dentist would notice. Thanks guys, my teeth feel much better. read more

I went to Retro Dental for Invisalign, and was working with Dr. Kessler. I was told this would be an eight month process, ultimately lasting well over three years. Dr. Kessler moved to California, and Dr. Berson took his place. Dr. Berson then introduced me to Dr. Reid Lowther, who took over the office as primary dentist. Dr. Berson was still in the office part-time, but was in the process of leaving. After the incident (you'll read below), Dr. Reid was no longer there. Dr. K took his place. I'm not certain he is even there anymore, as I've had to pursue an attorney...and two other names are now being mentioned. My experience with Dr. Reid was never fulfilling. He gave me trays to wear in which I had previously already been given, which caused the process of straightening my teeth to take even longer. I had mentioned my level of discomfort to Connie (receptionist), and the way I felt about how he talked when I was in the office. It seemed he was always responding back to my questions in such a degrading way, and as if I was a waste of his time. I have all the emails saved in which I expressed my concerns. And then in a lengthy phone call with Connie, I was specifically told that they would not be scheduling me with him again...which they did. When it was time to take the final invisalign "attachments" off my teeth, Dr. Reid shaved down a perfectly good front tooth. "Botched" is actually a better term. My questions as to why this took place were never answered. When discussing this with Heidi (hygienist), Connie (receptionist), and the newest dentist, Dr. K., all admitted to not knowing and or understanding why Dr. Reid did this. Soon, Dr. Reid was no longer in the office. Dr. K took over as primary dentist. At that point, I was told I could pay to have that tooth bonded or a veneer put on that particular tooth to help look like it did (aesthetically correct). I questioned (again) why I'd have to pay to fix a tooth that was damaged by a dentist of Retro Dental...never getting an answer. Regarding the tooth being bonded to look similar to the other, my biggest concern was color. I was very clear with this. The dental office was worried that the bonded tooth would be "too" white. So I was told to whiten my teeth, and then assured that it would match...I would just have to continue whitening my teeth to match the bonded tooth. I was okay with that. The tooth was bonded. Once finished, it was very obvious the tooth was not the same color at all - almost yellow. Not only that, but the texture was not close to my other teeth. We gave it some time, and Dr. K gave me the option to take the bond off completely (back to the shaved down front tooth), re-bond a brighter color, or put a veneer on the one tooth. I opted to have it re-bonded to what I thought originally was going to be their brightest white. Never did they say they couldn't match my current teeth and that I should see a cosmetic dental specialist. The moment I looked in the mirror after the second bonding, I made it clear the tooth still did not match. But at that point, they had already told me it was their brightest white. During all of this, I was told that the bonded tooth will never fade in color. In seeing a cosmetic dental specialist, I've found this to be untrue...it will fade through the years...looking even worse than it does now. Also in seeing a specialist, it has been brought to my attention in order to fix a botched tooth like this, one bond/veneer will not make the mistake made by the dentist ascetically correct. I wouldn't be in the situation I am if it wasn't for Dr. Reid's mistake. I have major (understatement) sensitivity in the tooth that was shaved down now. I never had this before. I have never had any issues with my teeth prior to this, no cavities, etc. Since the incident, I have been to two different cosmetic dental offices for x-rays, examinations, etc. Both have stated the same thing...to fix the damages and make my smile look aesthetically correct, I will need a set of four veneers (costing me $1000's). Per my request, the second office went a little deeper to figure out the extreme pain/sensitivity in the "shaved down tooth". It was shaved down so far, I am now needing a root canal in that tooth...costing me even more money. It wasn't until I had my attorney get involved that the office sent a reimbursement check for the bonding I should have never had to pay for in the first place. They also agreed to pay for the initial cosmetic dental office visit I went to...which goes to show they are admitting fault. But beyond that, I'm still on the hook to pay $1,000's more to fix their mistakes. A client should not walk away from what was a 3+ year process with any issues, feeling much less confident (personally & professionally), and with more damaged teeth than when they walked in. I rarely smile showing my teeth anymore. All very saddening given how much time & money is needed to fix their mistakes. read more

Dr. Kessler and his team are nothing short of amazing. I'm a dental chicken, and I've always felt at ease by his staff and himself. I have a complex dental history and I wear dentures, and he was able to get me through the whole process of getting new ones easily, and affordably. He did a great job of explaining things, and even provided guidance on how I can transition to implants in an affordable fashion. I think I've found a dentist for life. read more

We have been going to this dental office for 35 years. The new owners are giving us the service we are accustomed to receiving at the same convenient location. We look forward to continuing our relationship with the new owners. Phil & Kathy Kulinski read more

Had a basic cleaning which was fine, but I have honestly never gotten so many spammy calls from a dental office...I would have gone back but their aggressive calls and texts deterred me. read more

I love this Dental Office. I felt so well-taken care of. The staff was very friendly and honest with what I needed to do to take care of my oral health. read more