I'm a dentist, and I love my dentist and hygienist!…read more Julie is the best hygienist...so conscientious and caring with lots of experience! She's thorough, but also non-judgmental when you're home care isn't perfect. I'm always comfortable in her chair. Dr. Phillips is a highly trained cosmetic dentist that I sought out to do my work, now that I'm retired. So far, she's done one crown and it's my favorite! I'm truly looking forward to having more complex work done by this talented professional. The front desk staff is also wonderful; I feel so welcome, and they couldn't be friendlier!

I went to Tonka Smiles for a cleaning and exam back in 10/2025. They are in network with the…read moreHealthPartners dental insurance I had at the time and offer nitrous. As someone who prefers female dentists, I love that the staff is all women. :) The team - Dr. Phillips, Julie, RDH, Kara, RDA, and the front desk staff - are friendly and thorough. The main reason this rating is 4 rather than 5 stars is that I felt they recommended work I didn't really need, specifically a crown. Dr. Philips recommended a crown on my bottom right molar where I had a root canal in 11/2017. I'm 8 years out from the procedure and neither the endodontist who did the root canal nor the 3 general dentists I saw between 2018-25 said I needed one. Though she said it's common practice to place a crown after a root canal to avoid the tooth from breaking, I'm reluctant to undergo a procedure on a tooth that has caused zero issues for 8 years. At first I thought she found something other dentists missed but later realized that 4 other dentists (endodontist followed by 3 general dentists) would have said something sooner if I really needed a crown. Other than the root canal, there was no abnormal findings clinically or on the x-ray that convinced me to follow Dr. Phillips' recommendation that I get a crown. Now, if I had a cavity, I would get that filled right away to avoid further decay. But when none of my previous dentists over the past 8 years told me I need a crown and I'm not having pain in that tooth, why create work when none is needed? She also recommended fixing a small chip on one of my front teeth and Invisalign from my bottom teeth, though both were cosmetic so I declined. By comparison, my previous dentist of 5 years NEVER recommended any of the above work. To her credit, Dr. Phillips wasn't pushy about getting the work done. When I asked if it's likely I'd lose the tooth over the next few months if I don't get a crown, she couldn't say. I know it's not always possible to predict medical/dental outcomes but her not knowing told me that I didn't have to make a decision right away and I'd likely be fine without the crown. If the recommendation for a crown was made because I had pain and/or a fracture/other abnormal pathology was found, I'd be more on board getting it, especially if I had been going to the practice for years and didn't need dental work beyond cleanings until now. But as a first time patient to the practice, having a procedure recommended for a tooth that hasn't caused pain or other issues for 8 years makes me question whether I truly need the crown or it's financially motivated. I moved back to my home state in late March so I cancelled the cleaning previously scheduled for April. If I were to see them again (as I want to move back to MN in a few years) and they recommended any dental work beyond bi-annual cleanings, I'd get a second opinion before agreeing to anything. However, I'd more likely find another dental practice that is more conservative in their recommendations, similar to the dentist I previously saw prior to moving to MN.

Absolutely great, I was in and out quickly. They understood my needs and were very professional…read more My hygientest was the absolute bomb. I can't remember her name but they may be a good thing so that she's not booked the next time I go. Highly recommend.

I have been seeing Dr. Milnar for years. This is a top notch office and a caring and knowledgeable…read moredentist. I would highly recommend.

I have been here many times as a child and have recently started visiting at their new location…read more it's a beautiful clinic and happy to get my childhood dentist back after many years! online scheduling was a breeze and super convenient, finding a day within 4 weeks of scheduling since it was only for a regular cleaning. staff was welcoming and friendly and it felt like I was treated with the utmost care!

I've been going to Champlin Family Dental since I was a kid and have always had a good experience…read more Jenny the hygienist is so sweet and helpful as well!

Free parking, easy to get to, easy to schedule an appointment. I am always pleased with my…read moreexperience at Park Dental, they do a thorough job while also being quick. I've been going here for a few years and appreciate their work! I don't feel like they unnecessarily upsell you on anything and they are understanding and realistic about your at home routine. I also like getting a free toothbrush and floss after every appointment!

Get some signage!! No indication that there is a Park Dental in this building…read more Not interested in a treasure hunt.

Asked for Nesbit partial and kept getting told to get a acrylic flipper instead , said a Nesbit…read morewouldn't work for me , well I ended up ordering one online and it works perfect and I spent $500 dollars on it and I almost bought the acrylic for the same price which would've been more uncomfortable other then somewhat tolerable like the Nesbit , they had an attitude with me , which made me have an attitude back , all in all I just didn't have a good experience but maybe they are good for other things.

Well, I have to update my review because Dr. Cory is now my HERO after clearing his morning…read moreyesterday to give me an emergency root canal. I had never had one before, and had no idea what to expect. On top of that, I have some pretty intense dental phobia from bad past dental experiences, so I usually take Valium the night before and morning of dental procedures. But Dr. Cory managed to put me enough at ease to go ahead with the procedure *sans Valium* on the spur of the moment. NGL, it was not my favorite way to spend a morning, but he and his staff were so caring and patient, they made the experience easier than I ever would have imagined. So I am going to stick with this Dentist office, even though scheduling time for cleanings is nearly impossible if you miss an appointment. The ability to put me at ease during a procedure is a rare quality, and worth any inconveniences I might have going forward.

Note: the clinic is on the third level of a high rise across the street from the Roseville library…read more There wasn't a lot of signage that I saw when I went there as a new patient. I'm really impressed with Personal Care Dentistry after being a patient at Park Dental for years. The hygienists are lovely people (shout out to Brianne, if I remember her name correctly, she's amazing), and mostly good communicators. I had to get my permanent retainer removed, and they offered a much more reasonable price for the work, including replacing it with a better version. They recently made huge renovations to their clinic (thanks to building equipment malfunction on an upper level), so it's very new and clean. They do charge extra for credit cards, which can be a lot when the bill is so large (as it often is with the lack of dental insurance coverage. They do offer 5% off when your insurance doesn't cover the expense). Parking: free in a parking lot

Dr. Andrew Heinisch and his assistant provided excellent care. They are both very conscientious…read moreproviders. I highly recommend them.

I went to this clinic for restorative dental work after an accident and am very happy with the work…read morethat Dr. Hodd and Hailey did. My three veneers look natural and my bite is normal and sturdy. I'm glad I placed my trust in this clinic. They are also very friendly.

Only one dentist that works with Delta Dental, and if you don't tell them every single time, they…read morewill get you in with the wrong dentist. The one Dentist that does work with Delta filled my cavity over my lunch break(I suggested that I could come in when we had more time as to not rush). He was cocky about doing it so fast at the end of the appt. When I came back for my follow up, they scheduled me with the wrong Dentist and she told me it would have to be redone. Pretentious dentist office. If you like a great view of downtown and don't mind paying unnecessary costs for bad dental work, you should come here.

I am continually impressed by the professionalism at Alpine Dental. Heather used a scanner to…read moreassess density of my facial bone structure for a possible implant. DR. Amstrup advised against a drill and fill and prepared the incisor for a crown. Now my incisors are twins again. We are in good hands at Alpine Dental.

Exorbitant, Neglectful, Inadequate - Overall Worst place to go…read more The dental cleaning experience at this establishment was not only exorbitant but also neglectful and inadequate, making it an overall worst place to go. If you are reading this, take my word and never visit this place. They are fraudulent. Let me share the whole story for you to make an informed decision. I had a dental cleaning appointment. At reception, the lady was nice and did all the paperwork politely. When I went to see the nurse, I specifically told her that I only wanted to do what my insurance covers. However, she gave me an estimate that, sir, sorry, but you will end up paying $202 on top of your insurance. Despite my reservations, I agreed and said to go ahead and start the procedure. They completed the first half of the cleaning, and upon returning to the front desk for check-out, the receptionist handed me a bill of $175. I was slightly surprised, as the whole estimate was $202. I assumed they probably charged me less for the second half, so I requested to the receptionist that I'll pay the whole bill after my second visit. Then, a day before my second visit, they sent me a bill of $230, with overall charges of $1149. The amount paid by my insurance was $436.72, and I owed $230, according to the bill. I called them and asked why I got the bill of $230.48 when I was billed $175 during my check-out on the day of service. They told me that, sorry sir, but the lady who was billing you on the day didn't give you the full bill for some unknown reason, and this is your final bill for the first visit. I was shocked by how they convinced me by giving the estimate of $202 for the whole cleaning process and ended up charging $230.487 only for the first visit. They didn't have any explanation for this, and I had to cancel the second visit to avoid another $230 (or probably more, as they would have made some excuse regarding one of my cavities and ended up charging way more - who knows). Now, let me add the worst part - Their dental cleaning sucks - I asked the nurse to show me the pre and post-cleaning photos to verify the level of cleanliness, and she only took a photo of the front 2 teeth and showed it to me. After coming home when I checked, I hardly noticed any difference, and I was planning to discuss this during my second visit, but now I won't as I am canceling my second visit. Please save yourself from this cheating. I'll inform my co-workers at work not to visit this place, as unfortunately, this is one of the places covered under my insurance. If I have the option, I'll give feedback to my insurance company as well to remove this clinic from their list. Shameful.