I like Dr. Lloyd because she is nice, competent, and does not try to upsell every possible service…read morelike my last dentist did.

Super friendly staff, Dr. Lloyd is a beautiful caring person, both inside and out. Her staff is…read moreattentive and always polite. Equipment, decor and furniture are new, clean and comfortable. They utilize an awesome appointment scheduling software that reminds you of appointments and I've always found it easy to reschedule when necessary. No waiting months to get in like some practices. I also like how we (our family of three) always see the same hygienist and Dr. Lloyd. Filing our dental insurance and using our flex medical spending account has always been seamless with the competent staff at checkout. If you are looking for a dentist in Raleigh, I highly recommend Dr. Ashley Lloyd.

Such a great group. Dr. Daily did an implant for me this week and I can't recommend more highly!!…read more 5 star experience to him and his amazing assistant Caitlin. I have general anxiety and they were both so lovely and truly care about their patient. And minimal pain yesterday and none today. And I'm beyond grateful they offer such reasonable pricing. My last implant was with a dentist in Durham and cost $4700. Dr Daily offers the same service for $2k. Highly professional and gorgeous brand new office. You can NOT go wrong!!!

BEWARE before you begin treatment with this clinic! After spending nearly 2,000.00 plus travel…read moreexpenses with Williams, Daily & Frazier, I was abandoned mid-treatment with no care plan in place whatsoever. I was told by Dr Frazier that I was in urgent need of a bone graft due to a previous injury to my front tooth which was capped and failing. It was explained to me that my bone was receding and that my extraction and bone/gum graft needed to be done "sooner than later". Over the course of 5 weeks, I twice travelled 3 hours each way incurring travel and hotel expenses and spent nearly 2,000 dollars on temporary inserts and scans deemed necessary by the clinic. On the day of the procedure, I was somewhat nervous (as anyone would be) and it took me some time after receiving Valium and Nitrous Oxide to get comfortable. After 50 minutes, I was told by Dr. Frazier that I was not ready for the procedure. Although I was nervous, I expressed plainly that I was comfortable moving forward. I was then told by Dr. Frazier that I was not "comfortable enough". I am a medical professional myself and any experienced physician or nurse understands the basic principle that comfort level and pain are subjective. Pain and comfort are to be stated and gauged by the patient, NOT the physician. Dr. Frazier then stated that he was not comfortable going forward with the procedure, with no further information given. I then left with no explanation, no subsequent appointment, no RX for antibiotics / infection control (with a current infection in the root and maxilla above my tooth), and no instruction or recommendation for pain control. Dr. Frazier did, however, give me several injections of Novocain, which caused incredible pain after wearing off that I was unable to control for several hours with OTC medication. Unbelievably, I was then allowed to leave the office ALONE after being given 10 mg of Valium and Nitrous Oxide for over 1 hour. This clinic is lucky that I did not have an accident or injury while awaiting my partner in the parking lot / road for ten minutes while sedated. Since last week, I have experienced significant pain, and my infection has continued to cause extreme discomfort. I finally called the office this week after no follow-up and was handed off to an office manager named Tess who again provided no detail or explanation, simply offering to refer me to another clinic (which I can clearly do myself). I must now begin this process from square one with another provider. It is shocking and frankly disturbing that a medical professional and licensed dental clinic would conduct business in this unethical manner. There is clearly a lack of experience, knowledge, and ethics within this practice. I have reported them to the ADA out of serious concern. Patient abandonment is considered a serious violation per the ADA code of nonmaleficence: 2.F. Patient Abandonment. Once a dentist has undertaken a course of treatment, the dentist should not discontinue that treatment without giving the patient adequate notice and the opportunity to obtain the services of another dentist. Care should be taken that the patient's oral health is not jeopardized in the process. I have reported this clinic to the ADA and will be filing a suit against them. I strongly suggest looking elsewhere for treatment.

Very thorough X-rays by a very competent hygienist. Dr. Patel was very knowledgeable and the…read morereceptionist was very friendly. Would highly recommend that dentist office!

Great dental office. Very friendly and knowledgeable staff. I highly recommend this place.read more

I've been going here for years and up until the last couple months it's been great. The dentists…read moreand hygienists are absolutely wonderful, but the front office staff is rude and incompetent. I can never get through over the phone and give emailed 4 times now with an inquiry and no response. The last time I was there I waited half a hour after my appointment time for them to finally tell me they were backed up because someone had called out sick. My mom has had an equally terrible experience with their office staff texting her sensitive medical information. I'm bummed to switch my dentist because the doctors here are so great, but dealing with this office is a nightmare.

I've never had so much trouble getting a doctor's office to submit basic information to insurance…read more I paid upfront for Invisalign treatment in early February, after being promised that they would submit the claim to my insurance. However, they did not even submit the claim to insurance for nearly 2 full months, despite multiple requests to do so. Once they finally submitted the claim (in April), my insurance asked several basic follow-up questions about the treatment so they could process the claim. It has now been another two months and Crabtree Valley Dental has still not provided that info, despite multiple letters from insurance. Over the phone, they keep assuring me they will take care of it but weeks go by with no action. It seems pretty clear now that because they received my money, they they have little interest is helping with my insurance claim. I previously had good experiences with CVD, but I do not recommend that anyone pay for any treatments up front with them. Make them submit to insurance first, because otherwise you may never see that money again.

Dr Melcher and his team are the best! They did my mother's dentures and I went in for a routine…read morecleaning after going to another office where I had a disturbingly hair raising experience (@ Village Dental). I was greeted by name and Alisha (the receptionist) even asked about my mother which I thought was very sweet. My hygienist Elizabeth was fantastic! I would let her clean my teeth everyday! I have also seen Dr Rodriguez once for an emergency visit and she is just a doll. An absolute wonderful experience all around. Thank you guys from the bottom of my heart for all you do!

I can't say enough great things about Dr Melcher. I've been going to him for 13 years when I…read morestarted my journey into implants. With the implants done, and problem free, he is now my general dentist. Crowns are done in just one visit and they always fit perfectly. He is very gentle and caring, and explains different options that may be available to you. I don't ever plan on leaving Dr Melcher.

Anna Abernethy of Renaissance Dental Center is an outstanding Dentist who recently put a new crown…read morein for me. She is very knowledgeable and professional in her work, and she was also very kind and patient while I was in the chair. Her attention to detail impressed me, and I felt very comfortable throughout the procedure. She answered all of my questions thoroughly and ensured that I was aware of all the steps involved in the process. I am ecstatic with the outcome and highly recommend Anna Abernethy to anyone seeking great dental care. Lee Goldstein

Our entire family goes to Dr Abernathy. She is superb! Recently helped my husband with a cracked…read moretooth. We are very pleased with our dental care.

Excellent in customer care and service. Amazing team support. Pedro and my favorite Dentis took…read morethe fear out of my treatment plan.

st. Mary's dentistry is a very welcoming, considerate, and caring practice…read more Dr. Shafik is an excellent dentist.

This is a different type of review from the restaurant reviews I'm used to writing, but people…read moredon't JUST EAT. They need to take care of their choppers, too! It's been awhile since I last went to the dentist .... probably about 4 years. As a hot tea drinker (having been raised in a former British colony) my teeth showed the stains. My parent (thankfully) weren't as derelict in my dental care as I've been. Having had a truly awful dental experience at the hands of a Navy dentist, I've avoided dental visits like the plague unless absolutely necessary. Having worked on a production of Little Shop of Horrors didn't help! The folks at Adams & Cheek Dentistry changed my perception! They were thorough, explaining every step of the way, sensitive to my discomfort threshold, gentle, presented me with a course of treatment, looked out for my financial liability and provided quality service at a fair price. Mt favorite question is "What is the value proposition?" Parents: teach your children young to tak care of their teeth and to not dread a visit to the dentist. Take care of your own teeth .... Lead by Example. Make it a family thing!

Dishonest and shady office staff has turned this once amazing dentistry office to shambles. When…read morethey stopped accepting my insurance and did not inform me of it was the turning point. First they sent me a bill from an appointment that was 6 months prior for charges that I had no knowledge of - they backtracked and said they don't take my insurance anymore and I needed to pay it. No, that's not how this works! I paid what I was supposed to pay when I was there, they wanted even more after 6 months?!? The way I found out was when my daughter went for her appointment and they told her it would be somewhere around $100 for what we had been paying $0 previously. No notice! I told her to get back in her car and come home, do not go sit in that chair for your cleaning! The office staff had the audacity to tell me they would charge me for a no show if she didn't stay, somewhere around $100. I laughed, and told her that it is on them for not informing us of their change in accepting our insurance and to come find me for that missed appointment charge - please, come find me! That was the end of going there. It's a shame. I liked Dr Adams, he was nice. It's the lack of communication with the patients in which they lack that led me to find another provider. Touché

Something is off here. A ton of people work there. Everyone is scripted, clearly. So many…read morepeople talking yet magically no accountability - they are scripted to avoid it. My procedure required a follow up appt (for a crown). I dealt with 8 people. 8. When I decided to go with a smaller practice after that experience, I mentioned my short history with Village Dental. It was kinda funny - everyone's eyes grew wide with understanding. And they said "Everyone gets a Crown!" I think across local industriy insiders village dental has a bit of a reputation.

Today's visit was very different from my previous experiences, Dentist Chris was not as pleasant…read moreafter I came in with the same concerns I have expressed for months, and just have been given the round around, and situation band-aided prior to Chris walking in I was told it wasn't listed, which frustrated me and only to be turned around and told that this was a not a "new complaint." I was saying this and Chris got upset, and I was trying to be clear about my care today because of the back and forth. I had been given phone numbers to text with concerns to no avail. It was never my intention to debate my care, but I did feel the need to advocate for myself and ask questions about my treatment plan. Unfortunately, once I began questioning my care, Dentist Chris Martin's response felt dismissive and sarcastic, which caused me to lose confidence in a provider I once trusted. After I stated that I no longer felt comfortable proceeding with treatment that day, Dr\. Martin removed his mask and gloves and said, "Get her a referral to Chapel Hill." I left without a clear plan of care or any meaningful discussion of other treatment options. As a Black woman advocating for the proper care of my teeth, I should be able to ask questions and express concerns without feeling as though I am being difficult for doing so. Being in medicine over 20 years, i believe patients deserve to feel heard, respected, and confident in their care. Unfortunately, this experience has led me to seek dental care elsewhere. Extremely disappointed is an understatement.

I've been coming here for over 10 years even after moving 45 minutes away, that's how awesome this…read moreplace is. Office is clean and inviting, and I love how the staff know who you are right when you enter. My hygienist is the best (Martie) and I love our visits.

I have had many bad experiences at dental offices, and had major dental anxiety previously…read more Thompson has been the best experience I have ever had when it comes to dental care. I always feel cared for, I trust their opinions, and have recommended them to everyone I know. Everyone is so kind and helpful in the office, could not recommend them more.