I recently moved to Newnan and this office exceeded my expectations!! Dr. Schultz and everyone on…read morestaff were so friendly. The technology they used for the diagnostic exam and cleaning was very advanced and unlike anything I'd seen before. They also offer a "comfort menu" for blankets, Netflix, etc. during the appointment. I highly recommend.

Amazing office! Staff and Dr. Schultz were so kind and helpful :) I found them on yelp last night…read moreafter I realized I was developing an infection, which turned out to be an abscess, as we were traveling through Georgia temporarily and Lacy at the front desk found a way to get me in first thing this morning and from the time we arrived, I KNEW that we were in great hands. The dental assistant (I believe her name is Stephanie ) was SO kind, as was everyone that we came into contact with They all made me want to move here for good AND they have a membership programs that is AMAZING!! I almost signed up (maybe I still will!) and am planning on bringing my daughters in for their cleaning before we leave :) Thank you again SO much!!

A Dentist you can Trust -- He saved me $375 in unnecessary fillings! (Also, an especially fabulous…read morechoice for cash-paying patients!) When I first moved to Georgia and really didn't have any recommendations for a dentist, I'll admit, I initially let my pocketbook make the decision. Since I don't have dental insurance, I called a ton of dentists in the area and asked what an exam, cleaning, and x-rays would be for a cash paying patient. Much to my chagrin, most of the dentists in the area charged cash-payers exactly the same rate as they "charge" to insurance. For anyone who knows anything about the insurance biz, you know that this "charge" is negotiated way down by the insurance company and thus is far more than the dentist ends up being paid by insurance. When I called Carson and Moynahan, I was pleasantly surprised that their cash-paying rate was totally reasonable -- it was literally *half* of the cost one dentist's office gave me. Sold. I went and was pleasantly surprised by the condition of the office (clean and well-maintained). I was even more pleasantly surprised by the experience (17 years in the biz, I think?) and the quality of the hygienist, Jane. She was very passionate about oral health, and her enthusiasm got me flossing daily again! (Well, for several weeks, anyway... you know how that goes... :) Jane and her assistant were more thorough in doing and recording my gum exam (you know the thing where your gums get graded from 1 to 5?) than with any other dentist's office I've ever been to before. (I've lived in 6 states, so I've been to many dentists in my life.) Dr. Moynahan was great as well -- he did a thorough exam and was excellent and took his time in addressing all my concerns, which is a big deal to me. (I tend to ask doctors a lot of questions because I'm kind of a medical nerd.) I was charged exactly what I was told I would be charged when I asked over the phone -- no surprise extras. It was a great cleaning, but I really didn't think much of it afterwards because I've been blessed (knock wood) with teeth that haven't given me problems as of yet (asides from cavities that I only had in childhood). . . That is until today when Dr. Moynahan *really* impressed me. You see, in the time that lapsed since my visit with him, I was lured over to a dentist literally 2 minutes from me by a $59 "New Patient" deal for x-rays, cleaning, and exam. This dentist told me that I had *2* cavities and I was shocked -- it's been probably 20 years since I last had a cavity. My intuition told me that there was just something not right about the situation, so I decided that I would pay an exam fee to go see Dr. Moynahan for a second opinion. (The estimate I was given for two fillings PLUS the extra exam fee still ended up being less than having my fillings done at the other dentist, so having the second opinion done was an easy decision!) So I was honest upfront with Dr. Moynahan about seeing another dentist, but I didn't tell him who it was or what he said besides the fact that he found "something" and that "I want to see what you find". He said, "Okay, I'll be extra picky", and then reviewed my chart, reviewed my x-rays from the year prior, and did an oral exam. He mentioned some exposed root areas I already knew about (but didn't recommend treatment if it wasn't bothering me) but did not mention the words "cavity", "pre-cavity", "sticky spot" or anything that would even suggest even the beginning of decay. I then told him that the other dentist found two cavities and where he said they were. Then Dr. Moynahan looked again. He said he saw some discolored spots, but nothing that the probe stuck to and definitely nothing, in his opinion, that needed a filling. In carefully wording his statement to avoid calling the other dentist a liar he said [totally paraphrased from my bad memory], "Hey, doing fillings puts food on the table, but there's no way I'd recommend filling those spots. I don't see them getting any worse, and while fillings are great when needed, I'd much prefer to let mother nature do the work -- she does a better job at it. You'd lose more enamel [from the prep work for the fillings] that would make filling something like that not worth it. I recommend just keeping an eye on it." (Again, totally paraphrased from my non-dentist memory.) So there you have it. How one bad experience with one dentist led me to see what a gem of a dentist I already had.

From the owner: At Perry Street Dental you will find a team of…read moreprofessionals that are dedicated to providing top-quality dental care in a friendly, comfortable, and caring environment Open Alternating Fridays.

I had a root canal done a few years back in my back molar. #15 by Dr. Alvarez at the Thomas…read moreCrossroads area office. Dr Griffies referred me to him, inside the same practice. Fast forward to today with bone loss in my jaw due to an infection in the same tooth root system. Dr. Alvarez did not do all three roots! He only did two of the three per my new amazing dentist, Dr. Patrick Yancy the third. Now I used to be a certified dental assistant and I worked for an endodontist in Pensacola . Our rule of thumb was while you weee doing a root canal, go ahead and do ALL the roots, to prevent your patient from having issues down the road! So, due to the infection and bone loss, I'm having to get this tooth pulled now. Thanks for nothing, Dr. Alvarez!!

Moved to Newnan in 2021 and Coweta Dentistry was recommended by my sister-in-law. I am very…read moreregular about having my teeth cleaned every 6 months and I have enjoyed my services from Coweta Dentistry. I highly recommend them. They are friendly, efficient, caring, and dependable in their care.

Dr. Kumar Patel is the best Prosthodontist I have ever had, and I also use him for general…read moredentistry work. I was involved in an altercation with a stranger and had three cracked front teeth. Being a businessperson and worried about first impressions, I was highly concerned if I would ever look "normal again". I received several root canals, crowns and dental implants. At first, again I was worried about how I would look until the porcelain permanent teeth were ready, but Dr. Kumar Patel created a temporary tooth that looked natural within only an hour and removed all anxiety with his work product and even his funny demeanor to make the operation without stress. I was shocked in a good way with his work product and also his prices. Dr. Kumar was very reasonable in every way. I will continue to use his services every few months for basic cleaning and maintenance.

The people are very nice but my experience with the cost was very disappointing. My insurance has…read morealways covered cleaning and X-rays. In my past experience the dental administration will call my insurance to make sure i am in network and there is no out of pocket expense. NO SURPRISES... A couple of weeks after my appointment I received an email that I owed $158.00. Talk about upset was putting it lightly. After they had already charge the insurance company an outrageous price. Would not recommend going to this dentist.

I left a positive review when I first became a patient here, but unfortunately, a lot has changed…read moresince then. I originally came to Newnan Dentistry because I was experiencing pain in one tooth. They treated that tooth, but I was then told that I needed treatment on approximately 10 other teeth. Since then, nearly every tooth they worked on has caused me pain. More than a year later, I am still dealing with tooth pain every single day. After spending over $15,000 here trying to address these issues, I simply cannot afford to continue paying for treatment elsewhere to correct the problems. I eventually went to another dental office for a consultation and was told that there were concerns with the dental work I had received, particularly my most recent root canal. I was also advised by Newnan Dentistry to have my wisdom teeth removed in hopes that it would resolve my pain. I had them removed, yet the pain continued. I now deal with constant tooth pain in my ENTIRE mouth and frequent headaches. While I will say that the customer service here has always been amazing, my experience with the actual dental treatment has been completely different. I genuinely feel as though I was used as a guinea pig for months while trying to figure out why I continued to hurt. I trusted this office with my dental care and spent thousands of dollars trying to get out of pain, only to still be suffering more than a year later. Based on my personal experience, I cannot recommend Newnan Dentistry. This experience has caused me an incredible amount of pain, stress, and suffering that I continue to deal with every single day.

My new dentist office! Recently moved from LA and needed a new dentist. This place is great. All of…read morethe staff is super friendly and helpful. Booking appointments are pretty easy. They break down the process of treatment, explain next steps, and transparency with prices and insurance. Definitely recommend!

Today I had some dental work done by Dr. Williams of Wheat Family Dental in Newnan, GA. I highly…read morerecommend this dental practice! Everyone there is very professional and caring. Trust them ! Wheat Family Dental +1 (770) 251-8145 42 Market Square Rd Newnan, GA 30265 United States

i'm so very sorry that i ever went to this dentist! please consider anywhere else!!! they do very…read moreshoddy work then charge you again to correct it! when you point out the issue they see the problem and can bill you again! insurance won't cover it....its considered "duplicate billing!!!" you have to pay thousands$$$$ out of pocket...then they offer a "payment plan" disgusting services...disgusting individual, dr wheat!!!!

Stay away from this place. I had a tooth removed 5 months ago. I am still in pain. I developed a…read moredry socket for weeks of enormous pain. I also have TMJ because the doctor jammed a needle into my jaw joint. I still hurts to open my mouth. This place needs to be closed.

They are very professional; the staff are supper attentive to your needs. the atmosphere is so…read morerelaxing. I have never had a dentist that could numb me only once and I stay numb through the procedure. The dentist talked me through everything that she was about to do so there weren't any surprises. This is the office, and dentist that I wanted and needed. Thanks, Gentle Dentistry of Newnan!!

Everyone is super friendly and helpful. Got many cleanings done and wisdom teeth removal. Can't…read morerecommend enough.

Dentists were fine but the whole dental experience was wasted on the subpar office staff with the…read moreemail back and forth being not helpful, abrupt, and customer service skills needing to be finessed. Small talk would go a long way and it seems they are just eager to go back to their conversations or ignore you completely if their once over of you is not to their liking. It is what the customer sees first and perceptions may not always be right, but they did nothing to dispel that.

The doctor is great, but the office staff is not kind and difficult to work with. They delay doing…read morewhat's best for rather than getting the work done for the patient. My dad is a senior with memory issues. They knew that and still placed him in appointments they knew weren't good for him, but fit "the office schedules." His dentures never fit right. We asked for a refund based on the guarantee, we are still waiting. That's $2200 for a service they didn't fulfill. The Newnan office doesn't answer your call, after leaving three voicemails without a return call, I just had to sit in the waiting room until someone would talk to me. I'm still waiting on a refund your time and find a better dental office staff.

All this big corporations like Aspen Dental have a clear objective, get as much money out of your…read morepocket as possible. I get it is a business but their ethic to get it is the problem. I went to a oral check up/ cleaning, first they just wanted to do the check up then in a separate appointment the cleaning. First nonsense, I went for cleaning and I was not getting it. Then they said "luckily have an opening for me" and allowed me to have it. Second nonsense, the doctor do her check up without the cleaning been done. Never had that before, the doctor check up is supposed to be after the cleaning when he/she can have a better view to find any issue. They asked me to go to the waiting room to wait for my cleaning, I was called to get inside back again to discuss with their "sells representative". Since when you have to talk to a "car salesmen" before your cleaning, which is already covered by your insurance!. Their pitch was that I have to pay $1,500 after insurance for my cleaning..... I never had to pay for cleaning my teeth before, that's already covered by my insurance, after she sees my reaction, her first instinct was to offer me financial aid.... I refuse the treatment and left. After I went back home, I checked their reviews and confirmed that my reaction was right, they scam with deep cleaning and gingivitis to all their patients. Never had gingivitis, I have no issues with the teeth at all, I just needed a regular cleaning as always before with another dental groups. Now I had to look for another dental professional which can take the check up and X-rays they took already to get my regular cleaning at not cost out of my pocket. Avoid Aspen Dental, their professionalism is really in doubt, they had been instructed to bleed the patients as much as possible.

I have been using Aberdeen Dental for about 5 years now. They are all awesome. Madison and Emily…read moreat the front desk are always friendly and very helpful. The dentist and hygienist are wonderful. I am SO happy that my Mother recommended them to me!! BEST EVER!! I am from Luthersville not Jonesboro....don't know how that happened! Conni P.

A friend of mine referred me to this office 2 years ago. Every experience has been terrible. Today,…read moreEmily the "office manager" continued to argue with me all while having a condescending smile. No matter what I said she continued arguing with me and instead of de escalating the situation she escalated it. All while dentist Sarah watched. Sarah, who should be in charge because she's the dentist, just watched. No matter what I said I was told I was wrong. I looked at Emily and said "omg this is a dentist office why are you acting like this"? After the argument, I went back with dentist, she made me wear special glasses. I asked why. She raised a metal instrument, and said, "these are sharp tools so the glasses are to protect your eyes". I informed Sarah I've never been told to wear glasses so this was new to me. She informed me it's policy and I just have been given the glasses before. Dentist Sarah and assistant Kim took at least 10-15 X-rays, they couldn't get a good one. They were cutting the roof of my mouth from not being capable of positioning the X-ray tool. At that point I got up and told dentist Sarah I had zero confidence in her skills. She flipped it on me saying "if you can't cooperate that's your decision". I kept asking to get info for someone in charge and Emily kept saying "I'm the one you talk to". I told her someone has to be above her because someone signs your paycheck. She laughed again and gave me the other dr phone number. She escorted me out while shouting in a vulgar way "MERRY XMAS"!