Only knew the true value of this dentist after a brief stint with a new insurance and was forced to…read moretransfer offices. I quickly changed insurance and went right back to Sadona- they cleaned my teeth gently, no pain. They x-rayed my teeth with no pain. How did these simple procedures cause me so much pain at the other place? Simply because the people at Sadona take the time to care. They know what they're doing and they know what's comfortable for people. They ask how you're doing and ask about preferences. They take the time to know you, adjust to you, and recommend specific things just for you. I've loved all my hygienists, and have been working with Ginny most consistently, love her. I've been seeing Dr. Park since I was a kid. I've referred my mom here, and dad goes here also. I wouldn't let the people I love go anywhere else. I had a cavity and it felt like it took a painless 10 minutes. I have some other more invasive procedures coming up and I wouldn't trust anyone else but Sadona to do them.

For someone who has severe anxiety going to the dentist I can't recommend them enough. Truly…read morecaring and professional medical and office staff. Have been going to them for years.

Such a great family practice! Personable and quality work! So happy to have found this office! The…read moredoc knows how to inject Novocain with ZERO pain! My kids and I feel very comfortable and in great hands whenever we step through the door!

I cannot believe they have less then a 5 star rating. I have come here many times over the last 2…read moreyears and have always been treated with respect and honesty. I would recommend Willow Rub to anyone who needs a dentist.

Complete Attention to detail, thorough cleaning and exam. Entire office was very attentive.read more

I've been going to Arrow for 2yrs now. Their front desk is always kind and welcoming. Their sitting…read morearea is clean, comfy and open. The dental hygienist is super sweet, very quick and clean. They offer great advice and products but absolutely no pushy, upselling. I hate that. And Dr. Jamie Marquez is so personable, easy-going and very informative. I take my kids here as well. We always have positive experiences and love the atmosphere. Highly recommend Arrow Dental!

Best dentist office ever! Mary, Dr. Leo and everyone there is amazing. They are extremely nice,…read morepatient, and knowledgeable.

I have been a patient with Lafayette Dental Excellence for several years. Until a couple days ago,…read moreit was just for the standard cleaning and maintenance needs. On Monday (8/10/26) I needed to have two cavities filled which I have not needed in 20+ years. I was understandably anxious after some poor experiences at other practices. Dr Leo was a consummate professional and his "chairside" manner immediately put me at ease. Throughout the procedure he and his assistant Jane were comforting and checked in with me often to ensure I was calm and relaxed. They clearly focus on patient care in what can be a very nerve wracking environment. I will continue to recommend this practice to all my friends and family. THANK YOU, Dr Leo and team, for making what could have been a nightmare a quick and painless experience!

I've been going to this dentist for about 5 years. Dr. Jung and his staff have always been great…read moreand never tried to talk me into services I didn't need. Even when I didn't have insurance, Dr. Jung's prices have been super reasonable. About $200 per year for cleanings and x-rays twice a year, which was about what I would pay for insurance outside of my employer. One time I did have a cavity that didn't hurt. Dr. Jung showed me the proof with x-rays and it only cost $95 to fill. The front desk staff has been super friendly and greeted me by name for every appointment. I am particularly happy with their new dental hygienist, Maureen. She was super nice and took the time to clean my teeth very thoroughly. She didn't use that water pick thingy (magnetostrictive ultrasonic scaler) to clean my teeth, which I find to be annoying and occasionally painful. She just used the normal scalers and was super detailed. But it didn't take long at all. And we had a good talk. She seems to understand I can't talk while my mouth is being cleaned and didn't ask questions until I could respond, which I appreciate. I go out of my way (about 30 minutes) to see this dentist. He's great.

I am one of those people who hates going to the dentist because my experience is always horrible…read more However, for the first time ever I had a great experience! Dr. Jung and his whole staff were so welcoming and very efficient. Dr. Jung was very thorough and careful with my cleaning and filling. He talked me through it and made sure I was comfortable the entire time. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND HIM! I'm also not afraid to come back in 6 months for my routine cleaning now!

I have been a loyal client of Legacy Family Dental since 2018. From 2018 to 2025, I have been…read moretreated by seven different dentists, none of whom owned the practice, and a countless number of hygienists. I kept returning due to their convenient location and friendly employees. However, after what's occurred this year, I do not intend to return. In May 2020, Dr. Jordan seated a 3-tooth bridge on my upper front teeth. Since then, it's been nothing but problems: In July 2021, the bridge had to be recemented. In September 2022, it chipped. In December 2023, it was repaired again, but broke off again a few days later. Then, in February 2025, it chipped once more. And just recently, on April 2, 2025, a large portion of the bridge broke off -- so badly that it's now unrepairable. After the February fracture, another dentist at Legacy Family Dental cemented the broken piece to an adjacent tooth. It wasn't ideal and sometimes painful, but it was better than having a visible gap. Still, that temporary fix only lasted a few weeks. To make matters worse, I was told by the Legacy Family receptionist that my insurance wouldn't cover a replacement since it's been less than 7 years -- and that I'd need to pay around $3,300 out of pocket. For a bridge that began failing just over a year after placement, and has now completely broken within five years, that did not sit well with me. During my second-to-last visit, Dr. Ash (another new dentist) told me the failure was a result of an "operator error." She recommended a better-quality 4-tooth bridge and offered to only charge for the additional tooth. However, a few minutes later, Dr Ash informed me that her proposal had been rejected by the owner of the practice, Dr Justin Pierson. Approximately 15 minutes later, Dr. Ash returned and said, "I don't take no for an answer," and presented me with a new estimate to repair the bridge for $3,000, which made me even more upset. That response told me the practice was backtracking and ultimately avoiding any financial responsibility, even after admitting the bridge work was performed improperly. At my last, and likely, final visit, Dr. Pierson agreed to see me on a Saturday. During the appointment, he asked me to explain my dental history. We discussed my 2 previous implants and told me my implants should have lasted 40 years. He attributed its failure after only 10 years, along with the premature breakage of my bridge, to teeth grinding. He criticised the dentist, Dr Jordan, who performed the bridge work, and, more recently, the dentist, Dr Hirsch, who attempted to repair the bridge by suggesting that dentists recently out of school or under 10 years of experience perform the procedure differently than a more seasoned dentist, like himself. I was shocked to hear him throw the dentists he had hired under the bus. Throughout my visit, he continued to emphasize that the issue was with me, not "operator error" as stated by Dr Ash. When I asked, "Why didn't Dr. Jordan repair the bridge after the initial issue?" He didn't know why and failed to take any responsibility for his dentist's operator error, or offer to cover any of the costs for the new bridge. Rather, he presented me with a higher estimate for $3400 to 'properly' create and install a new bridge, performed by him. As I mentioned, I had been quoted estimates of approximately $3300 initially, $3000 by Dr Ash, and $3400 by Dr Pierson. Having been a business owner, I understand that mistakes occur, and at times, the owner needs to take responsibility for the error and do the right thing for the customer. Instead, Dr Pierson chose to brag about his abilities, throw his previous hires under the bus, and blame me, a loyal client of 7 years, for the bridge failure - a failure that should have been properly repaired after the first incident.

Dr. Thomas Jordan and the team at Legacy Family Dental are amazing! Never been a huge fan of the…read moredentist but felt incredibly comfortable from the moment I walked in the door and was greeted by front desk through my exam and cleaning. A wonderful experience and for the first time in a long time I can say I am looking forward to going to the dentist!

I have been going to the is dental office for years and have been mostly happy with this office I…read morehave to say this recent visit has left me extremely upset. I had a extract ion done and was told to take otc mediciation for pain relief. i spent this past weekend in excruciating pain and called the office on Monday Am to see if i could have something else to help relieve the pain only to be told that Dr J would be out until Thursday and i would have to wait until then. Unacceptable! !! I am so upset that they would allow one of their patients to be in horrible dental pain and not offer any other solution. I will be finding a new dentist.

All of my experiences at Mountain Range Dentistry have been exceptional, except for one. The…read morehonest, and state-of-the-art dental care that is provided at this office is superb. I would avoid seeing Dr. Schubert, though. Dr. Schubert is incredibly condescending, rude, and unfair. If you have dental issues, she explains them to you like you are a moron, or a five-year-old child. Also, if you struggle to get time away from work on a week day, drive 1/2 an hour one way to see a good dentist, miss your exit, and still arrive within the 15-minute grace period of your appointment time (even if it is a 3 hour, important appointment, and the last appointment of the work day.) Dr. Schubert will send you away. She would rather cost one client hours of their work day, and hundreds of dollars, than leave work even one minute past the hour. She seems power driven. I like the other doctors who seem to genuinely care about their patients and their practice. I highly recommend this office as long as you avoid Dr. Schubert.

Timber dental was a great dentist office to go to when I was living in the area! The hygienists and…read morereceptionist were always very friendly. The one thing that bothered me a bit was that I would always feel pressured to schedule my next appointment fat in advance and reassured that it was no issue because I could always reschedule, but was always given the reminder text or call on a Friday while working and then they would close for the weekend, leaving me without time to reschedule within the grace period, and resulting in some cancellation fees. Totally understand why these are in place and that I should be better about remembering my appointments, but sometimes I just forget as many people do I am sure!

Super friendly staff, doctors even more! Had to get a wisdom tooth removed and I've been always…read moresuper anxious about going to the dentist because of bad previous experiences, but they were amazing! My surgery went well and had ZERO pain afterwards.

Dr. Rojas has been my dentist for awhile now. I had to move out of state but Monarch Family dental…read moreremains my dental office. The front office makes my appointment far enough in advance to fit perfectly with my travels. Catherine has made my cleaning appointments as pleasant as can be. She is extremely knowledgeable and professional. The front staff explained in detail my payment options and my insurance coverage. This knowledge helps me plan out my treatment. I commend Dr. Rojas on his office staff kindness, knowledge, and professionalism.

I come here once a month for Invisalign and this office is great, idk why there's bad reviews…read morebecause I have a positive experience everytime I come here. The entire staff is nice friendly and welcoming and they all know me by name now. Doc is kind, thorough, and really good at his job. I would recommend this office even if you lived in England!!!

We were referred by our dentist for a root canal after a failed root canal at a different office…read more The office communicated their process, including insurance coverage, and possible charges but said they would reverify after the doctor had our consultation. The front office went above and beyond, making us comfortable of what might be expected. They were all very polite and kind. I felt comfortable.

When you are planning to get a root canal treatment here, make sure to treat the paper they give…read moreyou to sign SERIOUSLY because they lack the expertise and can easily fuck things up. Doctor, if you are reading this, next time be more cautious on your decision I guess and if you really mess things up please try your best to do the right thing. Maybe not charge the patient 104 dollars for nothing but pain. I visited Dr. Jon D. Libbesmier for endodontic therapy, asking beforehand if he believed the procedure was likely to be successful. He assured me it would be, so I went ahead with it. However, after enduring an hour and a half of intense pressure and discomfort--my jaw was sore from being open too long, and I could barely move my mouth--he informed me that the procedure had failed. This was after his initial confidence that it would work. Despite this failure, he said he would only charge me for the consultation, which my insurance covers at 80%. I thought, "At least it's not costing me too much financially, maybe just $16," and went to the front desk, still in significant pain and unable to speak or think clearly due to the numbing shots. The bill was $58, which confused me, but I was too weak and in too much pain to argue, so I paid it, planning to review the charges later. After a challenging recovery that involved significant pain, medication, and sick days, I discovered that an additional charge for a pulp test was added to my bill. This extra test made the entire consultation not covered by my insurance. As a result, I ended up paying $104 out of pocket, with no treatment done and my tooth in worse condition than before. I consider myself reasonable and am willing to pay for services I receive. All I ask is that the extra charge for the pulp test be removed, and that I only be billed for the consultation fee. However, when I tried to discuss this with the front desk, I was threatened with being sent to collections if I didn't pay. Avoid this dentist's office at all costs. They lack the necessary skills and professionalism, and their services are a complete waste of time and money. The total cost of the endodontic therapy was supposed to be $459 with my insurance, but because they failed the procedure and charged for something I didn't agree, I'm left paying $104 for nothing. It's ridiculous.