You found him. The guy behind the guy. The dentist other dentists text when something looks weird on an X-ray. I'm not one of Scott's patients--I'm a fellow dentist. We met at a continuing ed course in Southern California (yes, those thrilling weekend getaways where we learn about root canals and try to stay awake after lunch). For a year, we treated a guy in his 30s who'd lost more than a few teeth. And during that time, I realized something: Scott is that guy. The one who's calm under pressure, insanely smart, and actually listens--to both patients and colleagues. He's the kind of dentist who somehow explains complex stuff without sounding like a robot or a YouTube tutorial. Oh--and he used to teach at the University of Colorado School of Dental Medicine. I'm not saying the course instructor was bad, but let's just say Scott was the one dropping the real gems. Look, Scott's not the bargain-bin option. And thank goodness--because you don't want a discount pilot or a budget surgeon, right? Same goes for teeth. You want someone who knows their stuff, tells it to you straight, and doesn't treat you like a set of molars with a wallet. If you're here on Yelp, odds are your dental issue isn't super simple... or maybe you're just super nervous. Either way: breathe easy. You found him. The dentist dentists trust. The guy behind the guy. (And honestly? A pretty awesome human. Ask him about his whiskey collection) read more

Dr greenhalgh and his team are always the best. I've been going here for close to 10 years now and it's been 1st class all the way each time I'm there. read more

I got to see Dr. Greenhalgh before this pandemic started I did have teeth for 9 years before seeing him he did an amazing job with my retired they fit great and I feel like a new me. read more

Scott Greenhalgh, DDS - Cosmetic Dentists Near Me - Lakewood, Colorado

This dentist is six kinds of amazing. Had *a lot* done over five years and he is on top of the game every way you can imagine. read more

Scott Greenhalgh, DDS - Cosmetic Dentists Near Me - Lakewood, Colorado

In college, I had some nasty experiences with the Dentist. So it's no wonder I went almost 10 years without making it in for a check up. I was terrified. Finally I decided that I need to make a wise decision on behalf of my oral health and get the dreaded list of things I surely needed done to my mouth. Long story short, I ran into Dr. Greenhalgh and yes, there were things going on in my mouth that were becoming sort of a ticking time-bomb to some real potential medical nightmares. I'm happy to say that I am one-by-one, taking care of everything with the goal of having a perfect bill of health in my mouth. That feels great, but let me tell you about my dental experience. Please keep in mind, I am a TOTAL WEENIE in the dentist chair (but not in everyday life, of course). I just had a long procedure done to my mouth. They numbed me up, I wore headphones and watched my favorite show, "Man vs. Food" on the TV while they did their thing. NOT ONCE did I have to get their attention, not a single "OW, STOP!" moment. In fact, there were about 3-4 occasions where I nodded off. No, I was not on any sleeping drugs. I was just relaxed! I was more worried about snoring, than I was about pain. Later that night, I was eating Thai food with my woman, and the next day I had a long day at work, but never even thought about my teeth. I felt fine! I have absolutely NOTHING bad to say about this dental practice. Dr. Greenhalgh is very cool and cares about my mouth - I know his goal is to get my mouth into perfect health. My previous dentist would jam floss into my gums so hard and then lecture me if I would bleed. I remember feeling really ashamed. But Dr. Greenhalgh, as he still encouraged me to floss more, approached me like a human. I never felt embarrassed or ashamed, but I am motivated to do all the right things as far as brushing, flossing and going in regularly for my cleanings. He's great! I won't go to another dentist. I found my dentist! read more

From the moment I stepped in and was greeted by Donna, I knew I'd love this place. The office itself looks gorgeous, with a large fish tank in the center. The dental assistant, Mary Ann, was amazingly friendly and good at what she did. I also adore the dental hygienist. She ensured there was no discomfort and, when she talked, she stopped working on my teeth so I could respond, no mumbled, barely coherent speech on my end! The dentist was also very nice. He asked if I had any questions, ensured I understood everything and was very friendly. Oh, and let's not forget the complementary wax treatment for your hands. Makes your hands feel great! My husband also went to them before me to get a second opinion from the last dentist we went to because they told him he needed *15* crowns. When we went to this Dentist, they said that was excessive and most could be taken care of with fillings, while the others can slowly be done over time. We were very happy to hear that because we couldn't afford 15 crowns! I definitely recommend this dentist! read more

Dr Scott Greenhalgh is one of the most talented dentist I've ever experienced. He is also very personable and pleasant to be around. You can tell he really cares about you as an individual patient. He asks brings his years of experience and helps educate you on his recommendations and how things could effect your oral health. I would definitely trust Dr Scott with any and all of your general or cosmetic dentistry needs. read more

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Dr. Greenhalgh's office is very comfortable, warm and inviting, and so is the demeanor of the doctor as well as his hygienists. I had a very good experience when I went there to get a cleaning. The hygienists are extremely professional, humorous and charming. Greenhalgh, although overly expressive, gesticulative with his hands (which is really just an idiosyncracy of his, not a negative), is also a very kind person. His scheduling and retention staff are also very welcoming and they don't make you wait if you show up five minutes ahead of time. All the other standard dental amenities are present, comfortable chairs, clean office, etc. These are all big plusses for a dentist. The problem that I have with this practice, which is a problem I'm still battling is that I went there for a routine cleaning with current dental insurance, and they coded my cleaning as something other than a cleaning. It was not explained to me prior to the cleaning that it would be coding as a procedure that would not be covered by my insurance. In fact, I was lured into the false pretense that it would be covered, and I made it very clear to them beforehand that I was financially burdened by a medical condition, so this action was borderline discriminatory, and needlessly so, since I was an ideal, charming patient until I got the bill. What I can say, however is that they failed to do what I believe was their due diligence in both checking the payment on the procedure as well as conveying the lack of coverage to me. Especially since they know much more about insurance, procedures, and coverage than I know given they work directly in the industry and I am just a client, that is supposed to be treated with better care both procedurallly as well as administratively. As a result, not only do I get to pay about 600/yr on dental insurance foregone (since it is difficult with my concurrent medical appointments to find time off work to actually go to a dentist within the 9-5 m-f window of time), I also get to pay greater than 300 dollars for what should have been a routine cleaning. This has never ever happened at any of the dentists I've been to in at least four states. When I complained about it, and requested it to be corrected by coding it properly as the routine cleaning procedure (that it would have been had I not mentioned I hadn't been to the dentist for a longer than usual period of time) they mentioned health insurance fraud. This further alienated and frustrated me because I'm wondering which party is the one who would be the recipient party of the fraud -me versus the insurance. It was not my aim to ask them to do something wrong, illegal or unethical, but to correct a mistake I felt they made. Instead, they villianized me to make a few extra dollars, which means they will get those dollars once, and when i am able to pay it and they will not get any more! My recommendation, is if you are a rich person to the extent that needless, exploitative charges are levied upon you are like water on a duck's back, and/or you have bulletproof (we pay for everything) insurance, then you should go to this practice. Otherwise, be wary and you double check their work prior to their executing it. Their insurance accountant is an idiot, and she's also a jerk on the phone for blaming the victim. read more

Would love to give a good review of Dr. Greenhalgh, but after 1 hour and 25 minutes after my original appointment time, I never met him. Finally ended up walking out. My original appt time was at 12:20pm today. About 11am I received a call saying they were running behind, and could I come in at 1245pm instead. No problem at all. I rearranged a couple things, and good to go. 12:35pm, arrive and fill out my paperwork to be ready for my 12:45pm appt. 1:30pm, still sitting in the lobby. 5 or 6 patients have come and gone since my arrival, including people that arrived after me. Started complaining, so they moved me back to a room. 15 minutes later, still no sign of the doctor. Nurse says "hopefully it will only be about 5 minutes more". Hopefully. She asked me if I wanted to reschedule, and I let her know that I would not be coming back. If the good dentist does not have more respect for his patients, then I didn't want anything to do with his company. read more

Although Dr. Greenhalgh is considered "out of network" for my dental insurance, I would never consider switching dentists. He is patient, kind, and extremely gentle when working in my mouth. He always takes the time to explain a procedure in detail, and verifies several times to ensure he's answered all of my questions. He also checks in several times throughout the procedure to make sure I'm comfortable. Dr. Greenhalgh always makes a point to check in with me to see what's going on in my life, outside of the dentist office. He has a very caring nature about him, which helps me feel like I'm more than just a patient to him. The staff at Dr. Greenhalgh's office is outstanding as well!! Everyone I interact with, from the receptionist to the hygienists, to the office manager and treatment coordinator, are extremely warm and friendly. Nobody acts in a false manner, so as cheesy as it sounds, I feel like I'm visiting family when I'm in the office. The fact of the matter is...there's a reason he was named one of 5280's Top Dentists. He's top-notch and deserves every accolade he receives. Dr. Greenhalgh and his staff are off on Mondays, but accept 7am appointments on Wednesdays and Fridays. Very helpful when scheduling around work hours! read more

Dr Greenhalgh and his staff are very friendly and professional. I have been to multiple dentists and Scott is by far the best. He is intelligent, honest, does great work and cares personally. His staff all are very friendly, helpful, and personable (plus they all know me by name). I recommend Dr Greenhalgh to all who are looking for a dentist. read more

I had a couple of bad experiences with dentists in the past, and was very skeptical coming in. I found Scott online through good reviews, and they are spot on. He listens, is gentle, thorough, and honest. The staff is amazing and feels like visiting family every time I come in. My 3 and 7 year olds see him too, and actually look forward to the visits. Highly recommend! read more

Aside from this being one of the most painful dental experiences, I would caution potential patients to be fully knowledgeable about their dental insurance. Absolutely request a preauthorization from your insurance company prior to any dental treatment. if your dental insurance company is contracted fee-for-service, then you cannot be overcharged for treatment, as the dental office must comply with contracted fees. I was overcharged, and spent hours trying to figure out why there was an overcharge. finally, after contacting my insurance company, I was told that the fees on my pre-authorization was the correct amount. I was so thankful that I requested the pre-authorization. Other events took place that made me question the integrity of office staff. Good luck! read more

Dr. Greenhalgh is one of the finest and the most patient centered dentist l have ever met. He always go for the quality not the quantity. His skill on cosmetic dentistry was well known. Recently, Dr. G was elected as a 5280 top dentist in Colorado. Many patients came to see him regarding tmj joints problems, smile renovations due his profound knowledge and techniques. You can go to read more fantastic reviews on Dr. Oogle about him. You go Dr. Greenhalgh! read more

I'm writing to confirm every positive comment posted by others about the revolutionary health-support Dr. Greenhalgh and his staff consistently provide. Like many people, I'm grateful to have found him after being told I needed extensive work, in spite of having regularly seen another dentist of good repute whose work had gone bad within a few years. Dr. Greenhalgh is the first dentist I've known to take questions from the public online, one service among many that demonstrates his high quality of care. He treats everyone with patience, kindness and extraordinary skill. I have seen him for several years now and have found my health improving as a result of his and his staff's excellent work--this is a practice at the top of the profession, even honored recently by his fellow dentists as #1 Cosmetic Dentist in the Denver area (5280 magazine). You're safe with Dr. Greenhalgh. read more