In my many years of seeing many dentists, Dr. Cantrucci made the most profound impact on the…read morequality of my smile in one visit. I was stunned. She is a common sense practitioner who treats the patient holistically. No upselling, no procedures that aren't truly required. Options were provided and explained. I felt cared for from my first visit to the CR group. I will not see anyone else for my dental care.

Fabulous experience under stressful circumstances! Ugh, broke my front tooth last night. We reached…read moreout and Rachel answered after hours to help set a quick appointment for today. Dr Reifer and the whole staff solved my jagged front tooth problem so professionally. It's less than 24 hours and you honestly cannot tell there was ever a crack. High recommendation.

I have been going to this dental office since I was 15 years old (over 15 years now), and I…read morehonestly cannot say enough good things about them! They have always taken the absolute best care of me. The office is always spotless and conveniently located right off the highway. Everyone there is wonderful - from the front desk staff to the hygienists and assistants to the doctors. They are ALL professional, kind, and genuinely care about their patients. Dr. Hoffman and Dr. Shuman are both outstanding, and I would highly recommend either of them without hesitation. Whether you need serious dental work or just a routine biannual cleaning, this is the place to go.

I agree with another reviewer. The quality has gone done with the change. Now that Dr. Shaw and…read moreSherrill has retired it's no longer the friendly and efficient place I had gone to for well over a decade. One of the visits the doctors were too busy to do the normal check after my teeth was clean. On another visit, I was advised to have a procedure upon my next visit which was less than 2 months away. It was not brought up. When I asked about in on the following visit, I was told I should have said something. As with another reviewer, I might as well find someone close to my home.

Called to book a 6 month appointment. Lady on the phone was rude and said no appointments without…read morepaying first and needed to verify my insurance (it hadn't changed...). Never even called me back. Found another dentist in 5 minutes with better reviews and a more convenient location. Don't waste your time with doctor offices that treat people rudely and unprofessionally like this one. I think you all need a reminder that you serve the patients not the other way around. 0/5 stars

I was referred to this office by a friend. I will say the dentist and staff were very kind during…read moreour visit. We prepaid their annual in house plan for our 3 children (7, 4, 2) - $150/child for a total of $450. The in house plan was supposed to cover 2 exams, 2 cleanings and x-rays for the year. Unfortunately, our visit didn't go well. The office apparently isn't equipped with an x-ray device small enough for children's mouths. The technician accidentally hurt the inside of my 7 year old's mouth while attempting to get the x rays. This unfortunately upset him and the tech prepared a topical numbing agent for his cleaning (this seemed crazy to me as I have never hear of using a topical to make a cleaning "more comfortable" as she described it). I was very surprised this was prepared without asking me if it was ok. Maybe they would have asked prior to applying it, but it was locked and loaded so to speak. The dentist then explained that he had 3 cavities to be filled (in front of him) which caused him to get even more upset. I had him calmed down and she mentioned referring us to an orthodontist where they can determine if he needs braces. This sent him in to a crying freak out. Upon which she suggested we wait to do his cleaning until he's under nitros with his cavity filling. We scheduled the next appointment and they said they'd contact me with pricing to fill the cavities. This kiddo has seen a dentist twice a year since he was 3 years old and has NEVER even been nervous. They were unable to x-ray my 4 year old because "her mouth was too small" for their equipment however she did receive her cleaning. My 2 year old received a cleaning and no x rays due to his age. I asked the desk clerk what the plan would be moving forward regarding getting x rays for my 4 year old and my very soon to be 3 year old for his next visit. She said she would speak to the dentist about maybe ordering a smaller device. After discussing the experience with my husband we decided this was not a good fit for our kids. My husband called and left a message to discuss canceling our appointment and requested a partial refund for the services paid for and not rendered (since we wouldn't be returning for our 2nd set of semi-annual check-ups). The next communication was to call me with a voicemail telling me the price of the cavity filling procedure, making no mention of the message my husband left. He called once again and left a message. The office staff attempted to reach him but he didn't answer so she called me. This is long so I'll summarize: they told us we were due zero refund since, had we not done the in house plan, our services would have been more than what we had paid for the year a la carte. She even sent me a link to a website to "educate me on fair pricing for dentistry." I did not expect a full refund. I would have been satisfied with any effort to refund a portion of the prepaid services. Considering we received less than 1/2 the services promised to no fault of our own, I was shocked they have refused to refund any of our money. They only offered to conduct the cleaning when I come back, however there was absolutely no was I was taking my son back. He was TERRIFIED. I chose to take my son elsewhere for his cleaning (of which I had to pay for again) and was told he only needed 2 fillings and no need to consult an orthodontist at this point. He was so scared from his prior experience, he couldn't stop crying. Again, he has never shed a tear in a dentist's office. Thankfully we chose a SPECTACULAR pediatric dentist and he was able to completely turn it around and my son was all smiles when he got his fillings done. I would not recommend this office for children or anyone else for that matter due to their business practices.

I loved this place on my first visit. They have dogs! They got me in quickly! They were so kind and…read morefriendly! It was heaven in dental office form! For context, I have freakishly good teeth. I've never had a cavity, didn't have wisdom teeth, and always get rave reviews from hygienists and dentists despite never flossing. At my first visit, they asked to do x-rays because I hadn't had any in over a decade (you'll understand why in a minute). To my knowledge, they made no effort to get my old records. But, okay, fine, I'll do the x-rays. Surprise, surprise, my x-rays looked great. Here's more context: I'm a PhD researcher in a field related to neuroanatomy. At my next visit, I declined x-rays. Why? Because of studies like this: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6341170/ which report things like this: "This study showed evidence that the increased risk of head and neck cancer due to exposure to low doses of dental diagnostic X-rays cannot be ignored." "Since the oral cavity is anatomically located near the head and neck, dental X-ray examinations seem to affect the brain and neck areas. The correlation of X-rays with brain and thyroid cancers has been reported for many decades and seems to explain this finding." ALSO, American Dental Association clinical recommendations specify that dentists should order dental X-rays ONLY after they have conducted a clinical exam suggesting there could be a problem worth investigating. The full recommendations can be read here: https://bit.ly/420IMsr and are discussed in this NYT article: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/01/21/well/dental-x-ray-health-risks.html Commenting on the American Dental Association guidelines, the NYT article concludes: "Under these guidelines, a low-risk patient who doesn't regularly get cavities may need X-rays only once every two to three years, Dr. Benavides said. Unfortunately, this is not what typically happens, Dr. Brenner added. Many people are given routine dental X-rays before they are examined, and that's 'not ideal practice,' he said. If a dental hygienist orders routine X-rays before you see your dentist, Dr. Benavides suggested asking them to hold off. 'I would say, "I would feel more comfortable if someone examines me first to determine if I really need these,"' she said. A dentist should always explain why they are necessary and how they will benefit your health." Did Dr. Wendy Skulman examine me first to determine if I really needed x-rays? Absolutely not. Let's go back to that second visit: I declined x-rays. The hygienist got VERY fussy with me and made me sign a waiver. The waiver is worded as though declining x-rays is a health risk, which is absurd because opting out of dental x-rays at every dentist visit is actually RECOMMENDED BEST PRACTICE in terms of reducing risk for head and neck cancers. I signed the waiver, even though it was blatantly inaccurate, because the hygienist refused to proceed otherwise. She then did my cleaning. Then Dr. Wendy Skulman popped in for LITERALLY less than two minutes. The hygienist told her I'd declined x-rays, so Dr. Wendy had me open my mouth for about 30 seconds, poked one or two teeth, and then left. Seriously. She definitely didn't do a full exam (which, again, should be a prerequisite for determining if x-rays are even necessary, per the aforementioned American Dental Association clinical guidelines). Moreover, Dr. Wendy showed me NONE of the kindness and friendliness I got on my first visit. She was cold and clearly irritated with me for not getting x-rays. I can only assume x-rays are a money-maker for them, especially for someone like me who doesn't have dental insurance. I was explicitly told that they would REFUSE to see me if I declined x-rays at my next visit. I couldn't help but laugh a little at that and told them I would happily go somewhere else. I'd sure love to find a dentist who cares about following clinical guidelines and reducing cancer risk for their patients. TO SUMMARIZE: 1. In my experience, Skulman Dental is not following clinical guidelines regarding the frequency of dental x-rays for their patients or how to determine which patients actually NEED x-rays. Requiring x-rays at every visit is NOT in line with American Dental Association (ADA) guidelines. 2. If they're up-to-date on the scientific literature and clinical guidelines from the ADA, they are knowingly disregarding best practice and knowingly putting their patients at increased risk of head and neck cancers for NO CLINICAL REASON. 3. If they're NOT up-to-date on the scientific literature and clinical guidelines from the ADA, well, that's concerning too. 4. In my experience, if you decline x-rays, you will be treated like trash and told not to come back if you plan on declining x-rays again in the future. I've never had any issues with my teeth whatsoever, so I'm going to follow American Dental Association recommendations to reduce my risk of head and neck cancers. Again: https://bit.ly/420IMsr

Love Skulman and have been going for years. Wonderful family atmosphere and always love getting to…read morepet and greet the puppies! So cute.

Great patient experience, the staff is very friendly and helpful.. I felt like they listened to me…read moreand had a plan that worked for me..

This office is perfect for me. Everyone is nice and very helpful. So far I've had extraction,…read morefillings, periodontal cleanings with no problems at all. I called and checked on 3 other dental offices before choosing this one. My husband and I have horror stories about other dental offices that acted like a car dealership than a medical office. Dr. Dhawan is more involved with her patients than any other dentist I've seen, and she works with you to in terms of insurance and pacing your care that works best for you without compromising your health. I love that she can do everything from cleaning to root canals/implants in one office, and she doesn't gouge her patients. It's so nice to have a doctor that treats you like a person and not a cash cow.

Pushed me to have X-rays every year. Healthy teeth and gums so there is no reason I can't follow…read morethe ADA 's guidance. "The American Dental Association recommends that healthy adults with no major apparent dental problems only need to get X-rays every 2-3 years.Aug 19, 2021"A staff member told me it was Texas law for annual X-rays.

Dr.. Brown and her staff are always awesome. Prompt, friendly, social and make you feel like you're…read morelong time friends with great service

Abosolutly a horrible place to work. Your treated like a slave and pay is awful. When you giving…read moretreatment plans to patients they want you to book them that day. Told us we can drop the price as many times as it takes to start there work. I felt like a sleazy used car salesman. They are not loyal or care about the patients or employees it's all about the money. RUN!! There are many good and honest dentist out there. Do your research please!

Summary: Free Consult, X-Rays For New Patients…read more*Fast, Easy, and Convenient Scheduling *Nitrous Oxide, Oral, and I.V. Sedation Available *Flexible Payment Terms, CareCredit Accepted *Friendly, Concerned Knowledgeable Staff *State-of-the-art equipment *Veteran Friendly Services Received: *X-Rays (Multiple) *Consultation *Nitrous Oxide *Local Anesthetic *Deep Cleaning *Tooth Extraction Time Spent There: 3 hours (Outstanding.) Takeaway: Every person in this office cares about their patients. This was by far the best dental experience I've ever had! Kelly, the office manager, stated that they frequently see people who haven't been to the dentist for years, so don't let fear of shame, pain, or financial ramifications keep you from the best care that you need from an all-star staff! Detailed Walkthrough: I received two mailers in the mail from two different dental companies. I set them aside and intended on making an appointment eventually. Like most people, I've had a fair share of lousy experiences with cruddy dentists. Eventually came sooner than later when my crown popped off and the temporary cement from CVS (which over the past few years has been working relatively well) didn't work. After several attempts at getting the sucker back on, I reluctantly dragged myself to the computer at midnight and began looking at the mailers, Groupon, and Yelp. Initial Impression: I was shocked that every review on here had 5 stars. I mean this is a dentist's office. You mean to tell me not a single person had a gripe? That's so rare. I was optimistically skeptical. What Drew Me Here: 1) Free first examination and x-rays for new patients. 2) Availability. I logged in early Sunday morning and had 5 time slots to choose from for the emergency appointment, to include the very first of the morning! The Process: (For those of you who want to know what you're walking into, are on the fence about going back to the dentist after bad situations, or are a bored voyeur looking for a glimpse of a random Yelper's experience.) I entered into a very clean, comfortable, and welcoming waiting room I was promptly greeted by the receptionist, Crystal, and the office manager, Kelly. Crystal handed me the new patient forms. Kelly, Crystal and I chatted while I filled out the paperwork. They treated me more like a family member than just a client. Denise took me to the room and I put down my belongings. She lead me to a state of the art x-ray machine and took the first set of x-rays. Another set of x-rays were taken. She offered me water before the doctor came in. She, too, was very friendly and was good conversation. Dr. Haghi came in and we discussed the results of the treatment options and settled on a treatment plan. She listened to my concerns and didn't (like every dentist I've been to before) talk down to me or demand I do what she said because she was the expert. Crystal came back and discussed my treatment plan and the associated costs. She explained that I could apply for CareCredit (if my credit was good enough) and we discussed the different ways the payments could be broken up. I needed a deep cleaning and she allowed me to choose whether or not to break it up into two appointments or get it over with in one. I was grateful to have the option to get it over with in one pop. Denise came in and put a small mask over my nose to administer the nitrous oxide and gave me a blanket. (I don't care how old I get; if you offer me the comfort of a blanket, I will take it!) Kevin, the hygienist, was very attentive during the deep cleaning and was very careful not to hurt me. He allowed me breaks for enough time to cough (I'm a mouth breather who clearly thinks I'm part fish and that I'll do okay aspirating water. That folks, is 100% my fault and 0% Kevin's fault.) After the cleaning, he took more x-rays and showed me that he actually did get all the gunk out from under the gum line. He scheduled me for my free one month follow up, gave me my "goody bag" of dental items, educated me on how to better maintain my mouth at home, and suggested products that are conveniently sold there at the office for a very fair price. I opted to get a tooth extracted. Denise assisted Dr. Haghi in the process. I think the shots to help numb the area were worse than getting the tooth pulled. The tooth extraction took about five minutes. The doctor consulted me on what I normally take for pain; wrote a prescription for mouthwash, antibiotics, and my pain medication. Denise administered oxygen for five and I chilled out to the streaming music in the office. I went up front and paid. My ride hadn't gotten there. So I had a chat with Crystal and Kelly until my ride showed.

PerfI had the best experience at Refined Dentistry! From the…read moremoment I walked in, everyone--from the receptionist to the dental assistant and dentist--was warm, kind, professional, and welcoming. The appointment was quick and efficient without ever feeling rushed. Bonus: the dentist and assistant were hilarious, which made the whole experience even more enjoyable. Highly recommend Refined Dentistry if you're looking for quality care and a genuinely pleasant dental visit!

It was my first appointment here today ever and I will say, it was a pleasant experience. I was…read moreinstantly welcomed as I walked through the door by the receptionist. I was also immediately attended by Erin. She did a thorough dental exam and cleaning on me. She showed me my X-rays and explained everything to me and made sure I understood. She was so kind and was very attentive to my questions as well. As far as Dr. Patel, he also answered all my questions and explained everything there was to be said about my teeth to me. He was so nice!!! I really appreciate the care and effort he and his staff have put into this establishment. Y'all are great and I will for sure be back.