Great place dentist communicates well and willing to do all to save teeth and provide excellent…read morecare.

Tiny cramped office, definitely consistent with strip mall type of business. No state of the art…read moreequipment and definitely the chair side manners can be improved. Good for basic care, drill and fill, dental hygiene, emergencies, but don't expect much beyond that. Rough around the edges in my opinion. But hey, to each his own. I leveled up and didn't look back. The office staff tries very hard.

Beware, they tell people they need dental work done when they don't. So glad I got a second opinion…read morebecause this office claimed I needed $4100 worth of work done, one being a crown! I was so stressed out because fillings and crowns are all out of my pocket. They also told me I needed fillings where my gums are receding and that didn't line up with what my previous dentists said or the second opinion dentist. This would have actually caused my gums to recede even more. I'd give this office a 0 rating if that were possible.

I went for an introductory first visit at a special rate of $80 which I paid at the time. When…read morethey found out I had dental insurance they doubled the fee. I disputed it but they turned it over to collection. The dentist told me I needed to have a tooth that wasn't bothering pulled. I've since had another dentist fix it by replacing the crown.

Excellent! Thank you! We had a great experience: great customer service, fast appointment to take…read morecare of of an emergency broken tooth - everything went tremendously, everything was explained to us and we were well taken care of by great staff and Dr. Rosado. They even made accommodation for my wife who is in a power wheelchair. Beautiful clean facility and they met us in the parking lot when we pulled up. First Rate!

Was so impressed by all of Sun Smile...from the initial intake phone call to my first visit there,…read morestaff was so personable and knowledgeable. Dr. Rosado was super thorough. I've found my Florida dentist!

I have been avoiding the dentist for years and years for no good reason but that I'm afraid to go…read more I called North Port Oral Surgery & Dental Care with an emergency toothache. They not only fit me in the same day even though I wasn't a patient but took my fear away from going to the dentist. Since then I have had a tooth extraction, bone graph and a stud put in for an implant. Dr Pham was so gentle asked me several times if I was ok and I'm now back here for the third time to continue my dental treatment.. I also had the best experience with Jessica with all my billing questions. She is so informative and called my insurance companies to see what was covered and how much I would have to put out of my pocket.. She is a true pleasure to work with and she is my go to in this office.. Thank you all so much for getting me comfortable enough to get my oral hygiene under control.. Sincerely, D. Althouse

Everything was great until they began harassing me for more money after they charged me double what…read morewas listed in my explanation of benefits. Now they continue to send me bills monthly after my Insurance company explained to them they cannot balance bill me. I'm preparing a Cease and Desist to mail Monday. I never would have known you over charged me if you hadn't continued to try to bill me. These people are greedy and they will do everything they can to milk you for every penny. DO NOT GO HERE!!!

I have been going to the facility for years and would go no where else. I worked as a Director of…read moreNursing and particular about patient care and consideration. If you do not have insurance then they have plans available that bring down the cost. I have to go every 3-4 months for maintenance and the team is always considerate about my care. I have tried other facilities but would not go back. I have a friend who also goes to the Venice facility who had no insurance and they worked with him also.

I went to this office in July 2025 as a new patient. Prior to that, it had been several years since…read moreI had been to the dentist, but I had been paying for dental insurance and decided it was time to finally address my dental work. Scheduling was easy, and when I arrived the environment was welcoming and professional. Everyone was friendly and understanding. However, before any work started, I was told that my insurance "wasn't very good" and would not cover much of the treatment. Since I hadn't dealt with dental insurance in years, I trusted what I was being told. They presented me with paperwork before treatment. At the time, I believed it was a billing statement rather than an estimate. Based on that understanding, I agreed to the recommended work and paid over $750 out of pocket that same day. We also discussed a larger treatment plan moving forward. Because I had not been to a dentist in years, I assumed the costs were normal. Later, after speaking with friends who had similar dental work done for significantly lower copays, I started questioning whether I had paid far more than expected. I still initially gave the office the benefit of the doubt because the staff had been nice and I believed I needed the work anyway. After speaking with other dental offices, I learned that my insurance is actually considered a strong dental plan and that my out-of-pocket costs appeared much higher than what many offices would have charged. At that point, I canceled the extensive treatment plan and decided to seek another provider for major dental work. Fast forward to May 2026: I returned only for a routine cleaning that I knew was 100% covered by my insurance. During that visit, I was informed that I had a credit on my account. This surprised me because nobody had ever contacted me to explain that I had overpaid or that a credit existed. I told the dental assistant that I only wanted services fully covered by my insurance. Instead, I was repeatedly encouraged to continue with additional deep cleaning/root scaling work and "touch-up" work from the previous visit -- despite no hygienist or dentist having examined my mouth yet that day. I again stated that I only wanted what was fully covered and that I wanted my credit refunded. I was then told the refund process could take up to four months, even though the amount was only around $340. During this interaction, I honestly felt confused and pressured. At one point, the dental assistant incorrectly stated that I had only paid around $376 out of pocket during my previous visit. It was only after I pulled up my bank transaction on my phone that a printed receipt was produced confirming I had actually paid over $750. I also felt like it was being implied that other dental offices would not want to treat me because root scaling had already been started. The assistant repeatedly stated that a regular cleaning would "do nothing" and referred to it as "just polishing." I specifically asked for clarification to make sure I was still allowed to see another dentist for a standard cleaning, and eventually she confirmed there was no legal or insurance issue preventing me from doing so. Ultimately, because I declined additional root scaling treatment, they refused to perform any cleaning at all that day, stating they believed a general cleaning would be ineffective. When I questioned why I had apparently overpaid during my original visit, I was told that insurance ended up covering more than expected and that the original paperwork I thought was a bill was actually only an estimate. I requested my refund along with copies of my dental records and treatment plan. Oddly, I could not receive the treatment plan the same day and was told I would need to formally request it with my records. I'm not commenting on the quality of the dental work itself, and I will say the office environment is clean and welcoming. However, based on my experience, I strongly encourage anyone visiting this office to fully understand their dental insurance beforehand and carefully review all paperwork before agreeing to treatment or making payments. Specifically, ask whether the paperwork you are signing is an estimate or a final bill, and ask whether there is any possibility you could later discover you overpaid.

I had a Crown/Bridge/Crown visit with a tiny filling during October of '18. My Dentist was Dr…read moreReynolds and Assistant, Kim. I have always been deathly afraid of dentists because shots never seem to work, they have to stick again and again. I told Dr Reynolds this at beginning of visit and there were no problems as she promised. In fact, Dr Reynolds and Kim turned my anxiety-filled day into a Patient's dreamland. Seriously a great experience. I brought a list of just 3 questions in with me. I was surprised that they read them with me and answered them while all along reassuring me that they would take their time and update me continually during the two-hour procedure. I have Delta Dental Discounts which helps with the prices a bit. My Husband insisted on getting second opinions and although hard to get these, we got two and they were both more than Panther Hollow. Plus other places just push and push the sale. Dr Reynolds starts at the bottom and works up to where you feel comfortable price and procedure wise. Smart move. I was a Paramedic for 11 years "back in the day" and I took pride in the care shown my patients in their most critical hour. Dr Reynolds and Kim can definitely take pride in how they treated a scared and anxious patient with a weird disease. I felt comfortable and pain free and was even able to laugh and laugh with them. Thank you, Wendy

Proceed with caution. This office has declined over the years tremendously. From office staff to…read moreover all care. The worst being the due diligence of billing. Upon being told we were in network and having several appointments scheduled and attended we received a bill and told we were in fact not in network and would be sent to collections if not paid. I would never go to a medical office let alone make follow ups if I was told we were out of network. They continued to schedule more appointments and see me as a patient without ever informing that we were out. When I argued this they said it is on us to see if we were in network and that we shouldn't just go by what THE DENTIST OFFICE TELLS YOU. So basically don't trust what they tell you because you may receive a bill two months later.

I had a pleasant experience at a Dentist. Who can say that? The Dentist did a great job and the…read moreassistant put me at ease right away. She was calm and kind and I could sense I was in good hands.

I went in to Englewood office to have check-up and teeth cleaned. Dr. Rathad checked top arch and…read morereferred me to out of network periodontist in Sarasota..... no cleaning.... no addressing teeth issues. Waste of time and money.

I have been a patient at North Port Dental for a little more than one year. During that time, I've…read morehad four office visits, the first for an emergency root canal, and the others for follow-up and preventive care. I can honestly say that I've never had better experiences at a dentist's office than the ones I've had with North Port Dental. Having heard stories from friends about the discomfort and pain associated with a root canal procedure, I was apprehensive. But, my experience was completely pain-free and surprisingly pleasant. Every staff member I encountered was professional yet friendly, and put my at complete ease. I was treated initially by Dr. Woods, then by Dr. Ballentine on a subsequent visit. I've recommended this place to several friends. If you are looking for a Dental Practice, this is the place you should contact.

I have been going here now for more than four years for regular check ups, routine fillings and…read moreonce to reattach an implant that had come off its post. Have been seen by three of the four doctors here and have been equally impressed with their care and comforting ways. Anastasia is the best oral hygienist I've ever experienced.