This dental office was referred to me after relocating to Ohio. I could not have been more…read morepleased. The office is managed & staffed so well it's unlike any other medical or dental office I've encountered. You are greeted from walking in the waiting area, rarely (if ever) have wait time after your scheduled appointment, have great dental staff from office, dental assistants & hygienists & of course the dentists. I routinely see Dr Meier & Amanda & am extremely happy with all the dental appointments & care I have received. Highly recommend!

I've been seeing Dr. Melissa Meier for years and I couldn't recommend her & her staff more!…read moreTypically going to the dentist isn't the most enjoyable experience in the world but I've never had a bad experience at their facility. The front desk staff has always been friendly and every hygienist I've encountered has been kind and provided quality care. Dr. Meier herself is an absolute gem as well. She's so sweet, always patient and willing to answer any questions I have, and makes the visit comfortable and pleasant. 15/10, the best of the best.

Haven't seen the dentist in a really loooong time and was extremely worried about my visit. Dr…read moreHudepohl and his staff didn't give me any kind of guilt trip and actually complimented me on the condition of my teeth. By far the best dental visit I've ever had! I would recommend them to anyone hands down!!!!

High quality care, great office as I have rarely waited more than 5 minutes after my appointment…read moretime. Great work on my teeth when I have needed to see Dr Plas.

I was recommended by several co-worker to Dr. Plas as I live in Hyde Park and was looking for a…read moredentist close by. Dr. Plas and her entire staff are absolutely amazing. She is so skilled and takes her time with you to make sure procedures and issues are explained thoroughly and takes the time to answer questions and concerns. Everyone is so friendly and the office has a very welcoming environment. I would highly suggest going to Dr. Plas for all your dentals needs.

My dentist retired so I searched out a new one. Dr. Kupfer is extremely nice and friendly, as well…read moreas the hygienist, Andrea. Both made me feel so comfortable that I recommended this practice to several family members, who also found their dental visit quite pleasant. Also, my mother had been told she had cavities and needed crowns replaced by a fancy-shmancy dental studio, but upon inspection by Dr. Kupfer and review of xrays, there were no cavities and the crowns were fine as they were. Honest, friendly, down-to-earth...my kind of dental practice!

Great little office! I never wait more than 5 minutes. I can easily get an appointment within 2…read moreweeks time. Dr. Kupfer occasionally does some of the dental tech work herself, but the techs are all friendly and professional!

They're understanding. I appreciate everything that they do. I wasn't able to make it and they…read morestill understood.

Immediately felt relaxed, and at ease. I moved my family to this practice after a friend had…read morereferred me. All the staff there are friendly and helpful. Makes the dentist a little bit easier!

Clifton Dental Care is the BEST dental office I've ever went to. I've been seeing Dr. Lowe for a…read morefew years now and I'm so happy. Their new location is very bright and comfortable. The desk staff and hygienists are so kind and welcoming. I would recommend them if you're looking for a personalized and kind experience!

I would give them zero stars if I could…read more I'm a bit shocked to be writing this, but I feel that I should share my personal experience with Clifton Dental Care. Unfortunately, it is not a good one. I totally can empathize that emergencies happen. While they will tell you (and probably respond to this post) that I'm a "monster", it's quite the misunderstanding. In my opinion, if there is a personal emergency it's best to go take care of what you need to do. Context: I first had a scheduled for optional dental work October 16th. I was given proper reminders on October 14th for an upcoming appointment. It was mere hours when I was called to be informed I must be moved as Dr Lowe must provide anesthetic, and she had a personal emergency. Fine. I understand and had no problem. Unfortunately, I had moved all of my meetings / took time off for this planned 2 hour visit and considered it an unfortunate event. My next appointment date was scheduled for Monday, November 4th, three weeks after the originally planned date. I again take another half day off on the 4th. I was given prompt reminders, and a bizarre "warning" text a week out that failure to cancel in a 24 hour period of time would end up in a $100 cancellation. Ironic, but I sent a text back to confirm, ensuring that I would be there for this visit. Less than a business day before on Friday, November 1st in the afternoon, I receive another call from Clifton Dental Care. The receptionist informs me that due to another emergency, I must be moved again up to the 19th of November. Shocked - and time-constrained - I did in fact have more questions asked than answers and expressed concern. Again, I couldn't believe I found myself in another reschedule, another afternoon already approved to take off, zero consultation of a new date. It was as if they assumed that I could simply rebook meetings, work travel, etc. for this optional dental work. I simply stated (and, fairly, firmly) it was unacceptable. Sure, my frustration was noted, and I wanted to get in this same week of the cancellation if possible, or not at all. They left a message an hour later and, miraculously, got me in November 8th. I took a final half day off. November 8th comes - they complete the work, all goes very well. It was cordial, perhaps a little tense... sure, but fine. I paid for the work, and was sent on my way with after care instructions. Today, November 13, I received a MAILED LETTER stating "based on your recent interactions with our office, we think it's the best next step to find a new dental home where you will feel most comfortable, and perhaps you feel that way too." So... I guess my cleaning scheduled for December 12th isn't happening. How unprofessional. If you have a problem or we had a tense moment, state it in person; you were in the same room with me. Or, give me a call to express your feelings. Let me know that you felt offended, and please the provide me with more context so I understand why I was pushed so many times. In fact, maybe I was in the wrong, and I could have apologized. But this passive aggressive approach so unprofessional, especially without any concern for a patient taking a day and a half of PTO and having to cancel, reschedule and adjust meetings myself. Again, I must be clear: I absolutely understand things happen, but this is not how you treat patients, period. A gaslight soliloquy on mailed letterhead does not solve the issue. I've been to many medical professionals and have never been treated this poorly. I'm afraid that I will **never** recommend Clifton Dental Care to anyone. What an unfortunate experience.

I've been coming here for about a year now and they've been excellent! I was able to get in…read morerelatively quickly for my first appointment and their schedule is quite flexible! Everyone in the clinic is very friendly and they have always done a great job with my teeth! They offer all of your standard imaging and cavity services. There is a lot of street parking and then a small lot behind the office. The office itself is comfortable and clean. Highly recommend!

I've been a patient here for about 20 years. I'm thrilled that there is now a female dentist, Dr…read more Paulette Duncan, on the staff. While the Logenmanns are great people, she's a nice switch. Great spot for your dental care!

gave them 1 star only because there wasn't a lower opinion. I made appointment with this location…read morefor 8 o'clock Saturday morning for an emergency abscess tooth. When I got there, they told me that they double booked my appointment time and that I would have to come back a different day. Told them I couldn't do that with an abscessed tooth. My cheek looked like I stuffed a golf ball in it. I told them I couldn't sleep. I couldn't eat and I needed help right away.They said sorry. Found an emergency dentist who took x-rays and looked at the tooth and stated it had to come out immediately, and I had to be on antibiotics immediately. I now understand why aspen dental has such low ratings.

Had an 8:00 am appointment. Have been waiting for 45 minutes. When asked why I was told 2 employees…read moredidn't show today and not sure when I would be seen. At this point they deserve one star!

We had a dental emergency while out of town and couldn't have asked for a better experience. The…read morestaff was so sweet and got me in right away. Dr. Geiger and his team were kind, knowledgeable, and professional. They explained everything clearly and made a stressful situation so much easier. I felt completely taken care of from start to finish. Highly recommend Fountain Square Dental to anyone--local or visiting--who needs quality dental care in a pinch! Thank you so much, Fountain Square Dental!

They repeatedly violated my HIPPA rights. The dentist and his assistants repeatedly asked me…read morepersonal, prying questions that had absolutely nothing to do with the work he was doing on my teeth. He and his staff made me extremely uncomfortable. When I expressed my concern, the dentist became rude and mean in a very patronizing way because I spoke up about it. On a subsequent visit, I arrived a few minutes late wearing a boot because my leg was injured, and the escalator wasn't working that morning in the building his office is located. When I walked in, he gruffly told me to sit down and open my mouth, then jabbed me hard with a needle with no warning to numb my teeth, in what I believed was retaliation, after I politely requested his staff to stop violating my privacy. In prior visits, he informed me what he was going to do. After treating me disrespectfully, he then rudely lectured me on being a few minutes late, that one occasion, like I was a child and not a grown woman, never acknowledging the accessibility issues in his building that morning. His assistant took pictures of my teeth with a polaroid camera and X-rays at my first visit, but later claimed at my second visit, that they delayed that they didn't take pictures or couldn't locate them for my follow- up visit and took the same pictures again. I still wonder to this day, considering how violative they were of my privacy, what they did with the first set of pictures that I absolutely know they took. I should've never returned after that, considering how odd that my pictures disappeared. The first thing the lady did was take pictures of those teeth. I have always had bright white teeth; yet after multiple visits there, I noticed little nicks and stains in my teeth that were not there before I went. Be would sand teeth that he was not working on. I never felt comfortable with that, as I've never had a dentist do that before, which might explain the nicks. That was also the only time in my life where a hygienist cleaned my teeth and the dentist did not come in to check her work on my teeth after she finished. Is that even legal? The dentist also told me about a few of other patients that I had no idea were his patients, before he told me, violating their privacy too. He also repeatedly questioned me about my prior dentists, asking questions that I didn't believe was his business to ask. Ultimately, he became really mean and condescending at my last visit, in a scary way; his personality changed in such a bad way after I requested his office to respect my privacy, that I never went back. That was by far the worst most bizarre dental experience in my life.