I recently came into their office to see if a tooth could be pulled. I was referred to see a…read moresurgeon to do the procedure. The staff was very accommodating and sympathetic about not being able to pull the tooth. Also, Dr. Amy really knows how to numb your gums with the use of a needle! I used to be so nervous with other dentists, but Dr. Amy IS THE BEST! Charlene Rizzico

Exceptional service! The receptionist is always friendly and the staff, both dental assistants and…read morehygienists, are knowledgeable and helpful. The doctors are awesome!!

I went to hamilton mill dental associates for years with Dr Mary then she sold the practice to Dr…read moreKim and Dr Patel. All of a sudden every time I went to the dentist I had cavities, need crowns etc. My most recent trip they told me I had a cavity back on my molar that needs to be filled. I said to Dr Patel, that I just had that filled by Dr Kim on my prior visit. She insisted that it was different, but I remember it because I endured the pain to get it filled. Upon my return trip for the filling, Dr Patel stated it was 2 cavities needed to be filled?!! I was like all of a sudden it is 2 cavities when my estimate stated only 1. Dr Patel started drilling away and about 30 mins in she stopped drilling and said to me, I am doing my best but the cavity is in between my back molar and the adjacent tooth. She also stated it could possible need a root canal if the filling doesn't work. I said I came to fill 1 cavity that turned into 2 cavities and now you are saying possible a root canal ?? Then I rolled my tongue across the area and was SHOCKED to feel my molar bored out so much that was there any tooth left?? I asked her why she bored out, what felt like my whole tooth, so much of my tooth and she stated because of the cavity touching 2 teeth. Right then I knew this was the exact area where Dr. Kim tried to fill. I told her that Dr Kim must have done it wrong, because she is telling me the cavity was underneath the filling. Common sense tells you the cavity wasn't done right the first time. So she continued drilling and about 1 1/2 hours later I left with swollen lip,do to the assistant stretching my mouth so far, and a prognosis of a possible root canal if this filling doesn't work. A couple of months later I went to a different dentist, for my 2nd cleaning for the year,and he tells me that my tooth needs a root canal. Now facing a $3000.00 root canal when this new dentist looked at the tooth she told me she could not do a root canal because my tooth was FRACTURED and needed to be pulled!!! She stated the previous dentist took out so much of the tooth that it fractured and could not be saved. So they pulled my right molar. Now this is my steak chewing tooth and now I need a $5000.00 implant!!!!! If you value your teeth do NOT go to Hamilton Mill Dental Associates because they will nickel and dime you to death and possible fracture your teeth!!! I had a crown come out from them and they couldn't see me for three days to fix it and then told me you should never go this long to get a replacement....I said that y'all would not work me in. Again Crowns should NOT come off unless they were done incorrectly the first time!! Again another$1500.00!! BEWARE of this office!!!! Stay away!!! Or you will be returning every time you have a cleaning!!!!! Please take my advice!!!! Dr. Patel is too inexperienced to be drilling anything in your mouth and the associates push down so hard with suction that your inside of your mouth will get cut, bruised or torn. Every Dentist I have been to ALWAYS puts Vaseline on your lips to prevent the trauma!!! If you love your teeth and want to keep them DO NOT VISIT HAMILTON MILL DENTAL ASSOCIATES !!!!

This review is for Hamilton Dental at 3611 Braselton Hwy, Dacula GA, : Terrible experience. They…read morewouldn't clean my teeth unless I agreed to a painful gum probing, even though I had it done earlier this year. When I asked to skip it, they refused to continue and sent me away without any cleaning or explanation of the X-rays. Absolutely no flexibility or concern for patient comfort. I don't recommend this dental office at all.

My family has been going here for years. The hygienists are so thorough and the dentist is gentle…read more They don't try to upsell you on anything or try to fix things that aren't a problem.

I've been going to Magnolia Ridge for several years. It's a good, honest dental practice with…read morefriendly hygienists and staff.

Dr Hanna and Gina and Yesse were the best ! My tooth broke over the Christmas holiday, they got me…read moreright in ! Thank you all so much ! I

Very professional and knowledgeable. They listen to their patients and concerns, previous dental…read moreexperiences and adapt their style to match yours making for a truly pleasant experience. I highly recommend Jones and Copeland.

After having no cavities in over 40 years, I went to this practice and they said I needed 19…read morefillings. They took photos of my teeth and showed them to me on a large monitor to point out where I had tooth decay. Since there were so many "cavities" they divided the work into two appointments. The first appointment was very uncomfortable, the dentist seemed rushed and didn't want me to swallow as often as I needed to. I was sick with a sinus infection and tried to cancel the 2nd appointment on the Friday before a Tuesday appointment over a holiday weekend. They were very aggressive about wanting to charge me for the appointment. I decided to get a second opinion and actually got two other dentists to look at the photos and x-rays and they both said the so-called cavities were only stains and natural wear on the teeth and did not need treatment. Sadly, I had already paid for over $2K in unneeded and uncomfortable dental work.

YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED! I've been 100% satisfied with Magnolia…read moreRidge Dental since Day 1. From the moment I became a patient, the entire team has treated me like I'm their only customer. They're flexible with scheduling, always accommodating, and genuinely care. In stark contrast, I had one of the worst experiences of my life at Dr. Curington's office at the North Atlanta Center for Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry. I got sick and rescheduled an appointment--something most offices understand. But not here. I then noticed I was being overcharged for a crown procedure and decided to cancel altogether. That's when things got ugly. I was hit with a $4,200 "cancellation fee" for a service I never received. Yes, $4,200. And then they sent that outrageous bill to collections, deliberately damaging my credit. All for being sick and standing up for myself. At first, Dr. Curington comes across as warm and friendly, but that quickly fades if you question a service or refuse a recommendation. Based on what I've read in other reviews since, I'm not the only one who's experienced this kind of treatment. In my opinion, her concern is not your care--it's your money. Her staff reflects this as well, using pressure tactics and intimidation that no patient should ever deal with. After that nightmare, Magnolia Ridge Dental stepped up in a big way. Even though Dr. Curington refused to release my recent X-rays, Magnolia welcomed me, got me in immediately, and provided top-tier care--at a fraction of the cost. I truly cannot thank them enough. To anyone considering Dr. Curington's office: RUN AND DON'T LOOK BACK. And to Magnolia Ridge: thank you for restoring my trust in dental care.

We all went to this dentist. They told me my son had no cavities and for my daughter. They said…read morethey didn't have the equipment necessary to treat her so I'm not sure why they treat children at all. I went to a children's dentist and my child who they said had no cavities. They found 12 cavities. I would not recommend this dentist. They are not thorough and they don't even have the tools to treat kids.

Made an appointment as a new patient, my first concern was verifying they were in network with my…read moreinsurance. Many weeks later... 19 hours prior to my appointment, they called to tell me I was not in network, but "they were willing to work with me..." HARD PASS

The staff is AMAZING... everyone here is very friendly, personable and friendly. Cindy and Dr. G an…read moreabsolute pleasure to be around and work with. They both listen and are extremely thorough. Would definitely recommend this staff.

I am on my dads account but its Andrew Sandra's son, last time i went there to the office i had a…read morehurting tooth and i went there they said it was just a tooth growing and they did sometrhing to make it stop hurting. Love ya mom(Sandra Hanks)

I've had nothing but great experiences at this office. From the moment you walk in, the staff is…read morewelcoming and professional, and everything runs on time. My hygienist Becca is incredibly thorough yet gentle, always explaining what she's doing and making sure I'm comfortable throughout the cleaning. Dr. Dionne is knowledgeable, kind, and takes the time to actually listen and explain treatment options without pressure. I truly feel cared for here, not rushed or treated like just another appointment. This office has made going to the dentist a much more positive experience, and I would absolutely recommend them to anyone looking for quality, compassionate dental care.

I received a coupon in the mail from the Center for Cosmetic and Sedation Dentistry. It offered an…read moreexam with X-rays for new patients for only $49, a "$431 savings!". During the exam it was determined that I needed some work which was performed during the appointment. Upon completion, I was presented a bill that included a large co-pay ($192) and a large bill ($482) for the work done, but no deduction for the $49 coupon. My insurer claimed that I shouldn't have had to pay the co-pay and I should request an refund. The insurer said they would also be sending me a check to refund any money I paid in excess. For some reason, the insurer's accounting group mailed the check to the dentist instead of me. I contacted this dentist for a refund of my co-pay and also the money mistakenly sent to them by my insurer. I received a check for $74 and was told that was all I was going to receive. They didn't refund my co-pay. They didn't refund the $500 mistakenly sent them by the insurer. It's still unresolved. So, beware the $49 coupon... It's cost me a lot more than it saved me...