The worst dental experience of my life. Not only did this place do two or three root canals (three…read moreif you count the oral surgery through my gums with stitches but they charged me every time) My referring dentist said he guaranteed his work. I do not know what guarantee means. 18 months after the 3rd procedure, this allegedly repaired tooth abscessed, and when I pushed on my swollen gums- the tooth finally fell out of my mouth. In reality, I could have had it pulled for 100 bucks rather than pay 1000's and endure the hassle I went through. It has been many years now, I sure hope Pulsipher has improved. I still have a big gap and a missing tooth. Best of luck if you land here. I've been getting my teeth done in Los Algodones, Mexico. And my dentist really does guarantee her work.

From the owner: Pulsipher Endodontics specializes in root canals and endodontic surgeries. Our root canal team is…read morecommitted to excellence and your dental health is our primary concern. Our goal is to make your time in our office as comfortable and pleasant as possible. Our mission is to provide the best endodontic care. We take pride in our state-of-the-art facility. All of the equipment and materials used in our endodontic office are of the highest quality. Call us today for more information.

I have been a patient of Dr. Hamblin's for the past 20 years, and every visit is always a most…read morepleasant and enjoyable experience. A great office staffed with highly qualified Dental Professionals, and where everyone is super friendly and efficient. Highly recommended to everyone... Just great!

From the owner: Kevin L. Hamblin, DDS, PC I love to make people smile and improve their confidence with a beautiful…read moresmile! I was born and raised in Idaho, but have lived in several states around the country. In 1993, I married my best friend Leslie and together we have 8 children (4 boys and 4 girls) and 11 grandchildren. My oldest daughter Chelsea passed away while I was attending Case Western Reserve dental school in Cleveland, Ohio. Leslie's youngest son, Alex is autistic and handicapped, so we have been full circle with life's challenges. In 1987 I graduated from the University of Tennessee dental school and I have been providing dentistry to the great people of Idaho and Nevada since graduation. I am a recipient of the Dent-Supply International Merit award for my work in removable prosthetic dentistry and I am an active member of the American Dental Association (ADA), the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD), the Academy of General Dentistry (AGD), the Idaho State Dental Association (ISDA), and the South Central Idaho Dental Society (SCIDS). I currently serve on the dental hygiene advisory committee for the College of Southern Idaho, and as board member of Idaho Dental Foundation. I have been a past president of the South Central Dental Society (SCIDS) and a past dental advisory chairman for Blue Cross of Idaho Insurance. I have also been an Idaho representative for PRECEDENT (practice based research) in the Northwest...

North College Dental has the best staff. My family has gone there for 16 years. The hygienists…read moretreat my children with such kindness and with a cheerful attitude. We were just there last week with a new hygienist, there was some apprehension and requests for me to ask to have Heather clean their teeth but afterwards the talk was of how nice (Sara???) was. ( I wish I could remember names). Marni has always been so kind to schedule our families appointments together to make it easier for us. We don't see Dr Lambert or the dental assistants much but when we do they are always kind and help to put our minds at ease while working on our teeth. most of their staff have been there for many years and for me that's says a lot about a dental office!

I have been looking for a great place to take my family. A friend referred me and I couldn't Have…read morebeen happier with my outcome there. My son had a dental emergency on Christmas Eve and I wasn't able to get him into any dental provider. We tried a few other places and no other businesses provided the home-like comforting experience this Business provided. The assistant has been working there for over 35 years and she was able to comfort me and share with me personal stories and connect to me as a person. The dentist was very agreeable, personable and informed and was very open to discussing the needs of my whole family. I felt so comforted to know that if I had another emergency in the future they would be able to take care of my entire family. It feels good to have a dentist that will be able to meet all of our needs. With a family of five and twin boys it feels so good to have such a wonderful experience!!!

Dr Rencher has been our families primary dentist for years and we couldn't be more pleased. He has…read moredone a bridge to complete my implants that I am so very happy with. Dr Brian also did braces on my son. His whole staff is very kind and professional and his practice is very clean and efficient. I couldn't recommend them more. Thanks Dr Brian!!

Great quality of work abi was very helpful and answered all my questions very clean and beautiful…read morescenery outside.

The staff is great and Doctor Brian Rencher is always concern if you are feeling any kind of pain…read moreand asks you from time to time if you are okay.

I guess I am not the only one to have been the victim of the dentist John Roberts…read more It started with a visit to him because my bottom teeth had gotten bad over the years because of sjogrens. I told him I had sjogrens which causes a really dry mouth so there is no saliva to wash away bacteria naturally in the mouth. So he told me no worries I would be fine with implants. So he started by pulling all my bottom teeth and cutting open my gums to grind the bone so it would be a smooth surface. Then stitched up the gums, had to wait for (can't remember how long) for that to heal then went back to have him say he had to cute the gums open because they weren't just right. So he cut and ground again and stitched the gums. ok so after awhile I go back and he proceeds to putting in the abutments, had to let the bone grow around them then put the post in them and then I am ready for the stationary denture to be fastened. I went back every six months for a cleaning and x-ray. Well as time went on infection started to set in because of no saliva naturally in my mouth. I tried everything to avoid this but could not keep the posts from getting infected which caused a lot of bone loss in my lower jaw. So in the end and after over 20,000.00 and a lot of suffering I lost three of the post and a lot of my jaw bone. I was told by an orthodontist that I should not have had 5 posts with a permanent fixture in the first place. So I had the orthodontist fix me up with a snap in denture on the two posts I had left and I am doing fine now because I can take the denture out at night so the bacteria is at a minimum and I can clean around the two posts that are left without a problem. In the end with all that I went through I spent near 30,000.00 out of my pocket. Oh yeah one more thing! I was questioning him about half way through this deal about titanium and the immune system and he boldly said to me, don't try to fight it because you won't win!! So I would not take a dog to him!!!

I expressed a concern about a place on my molar I can feel is more pitted, he looked at it and said…read moreit wasn't an issue. 3 months later, it's gotten worse and is sensitive to temperature changes. I asked his thoughts about removing teeth with a root canal and opting for an implant instead. He advised against it saying, "If the root canals aren't causing issues, don't do anything. If it's not broke, don't fix it." Then the very next sentence was, "I noticed that your teeth aren't as white as they could be, have you ever considered veneers?" First off, my teeth are not stained or a yellow color at all. Sure, lightening them up might make them look a little nicer, but teeth whitener would be a much better option than veneers! Veneers can be $2,000 a tooth, requires removing enamel, and they don't last forever. What happened to, "If it's not broke, don't fix it."? It felt like he only cared about making more money.