Everyone was reallllly nice in the office! The customer service was top tier! The office was also…read moresuper clean! They made everything so easy for me and I felt comfortable! 10/10

My first visit here was simply amazing. I was brought in on time and the whole process was very…read moreefficient. Jessica was my hygienist/dental assistant and she was wonderful. She was cheerful, friendly, took the time to explain everything, and very thorough. She took a complete set of xrays and was conscientious about not hurting me in the process. She was gentle during my cleaning too. This is the first time in my whole adult life of going to a dentist that they put balm on my lips so they wouldn't chap--nice touch. The dentist was also very thorough--he checked my throat and neck as well as my mouth and teeth. Very nice experience over all. I definitely recommend them to anyone. Tell them I recommended you! If you refer three new patients you get free teeth whitening. :)

Coyish Massage was just what I needed. The environment was clean and fresh. She offered me…read morerefreshments and a cocktail. I Got the dreamy dust wind Massage and had the option to upgrade. I have received a lot of massages and a good massage is hard to come by. she applied the right amount of pressure to my pressure points. It was definitely one of the best massages I've had in a long time.

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This dentist office is the best!!! If you are looking for a new dentist and office to use, this…read moreneeds to be on your list! The staff are ALWAYS kind, helpful and they have always (yes, always) remembered me and my name. They are knowledgeable in each area of their respective job whether it be insurance, scheduling, etc., or dental/gum, i.e., oral health needs. I've been using Judy Simon for my dental hygienist since about 1990 and she is knowledgeable in so many ways. Dr. Yount professionally demonstrates knowledge of what the patient's needs are, provides the service needed and refers when he is unable to provide the needed service (very important!). Laura has been the person "at the front" with whom I have dealt since 1990 also - knows all about coverage, etc and is ALWAYS professional while making me "feel like family". Wendy is relatively new to me but has also met my needs in every way pleasantly and professionally. All staff behave professionally while also making me at ease and like "part of their family". I couldn't ask for a better dentist and staff to take care of my dental and oral health needs.

I've been to Dr. Yount , several times over the years. He's the best dentist in the Auburn-Opelika,…read morearea in my opinion. I was treated well and he has excellent staff, and bothers to explain what he found in the x-rays and what he needs to do. After the extraction or filing he explains to you in layman's terms what was done and what may need to be done in the future. He is an excellent Dentist.

Dr Lauderdale apparently won't repair a denture tooth without a complete new patient exam including…read morex-rays. No value to the patient only more expense and in this case they could do the emergency tooth repair in a couple minutes but because of the exam needed they wouldn't be able to get a time until Monday leaving several days with a damaged denture. Didn't have this issue with aspen denture in Enterprise Alabama where the service was much better and the care team more compassionate. The receptionist wouldn't even ask the doctor if she would make an exception. Nobody should use this location. Go somewhere they care about you being a person. Update because of aspen dental reply. 1. Tooth popped out due to denture being dropped as was stated to the receptionist. 2. This location is the first location Aspen Dental location that required a new patient exam for a denture repair. I stand by my review and that the "need" for an exam is only to inflate patient cost, and look for more services to charge for rather than performing the service needed. IMAGINE going to a doctor for the flu and being told you need to have your annual check up first come back in three days when we have time for that and then we can see about solving the flu issue. Give me a break. This doctor and this location is a disgrace.

I think this is my first-ever 1 star review. Here's the story:…read more They got me in the door with a "$29 new patient special" -- which was attractive because I don't have insurance. They did the exam and x-rays -- no cavities or any other issues, hooray! But they withheld the cleaning (which I thought was included in the new patient special). To be fair, I was wrong about this; it's not included. They then performed a "gum pocket measurement" test. OK, fine. I've had those tests done before. It's when they call out the numbers (1-6). I had mostly 2s and 3s and a handful of 1s and 4s. About the same as far as I can remember from all the other times in the past I've had the test done. In other words, nothing of note. But here's where it gets interesting. They used that test to claim that what I really required was a deep cleaning (called "scaling and root planing") -- not a normal, routine cleaning. They then refused to perform a routine cleaning, even though I asked for one and offered to pay more. They told me my only option was the expensive treatment plan, which of course, cost over $2,000. It was for my own safety and wellbeing, you see. They couldn't in good conscience perform the routine cleaning. In my book, this whole thing was a classic bait and switch, and crosses the line into unethical and deceptive business practices. I've had plenty of dental offices try to upsell me on the "deep cleaning" over the years. I always just say "no thanks", and that's that. I've never had one literally refuse service unless I agreed to their upsell. Just blows my mind. End. p.s. I'm considering whether or not I should file a complaint with the state dental board -- they regulate unethical conduct. Or I could file a complaint with the AG's consumer protection office -- deceptive advertising is a big deal to them. We'll see.