Man, is it hard to find a new dentist here in Cincinnati. I had to change dentist because they…read morestopped taking my insurance and it took me a long time to find a reputable dentist. At some point I gave up, but I found dentists of Eastgate and they had availability within the week which was kind of crazy. Did a little research and I can understand why as the dentists here at this location are fairly "new" - experience within the last 6 years. But that's not going to stop me. I'm getting my teeth cleaned LOL... Anywho, I was pleasantly surprised that I had a pretty good experience! The establishment is clean, staff are friendly, and it looks like they have up to date equipment and technology compared to the last dentist I had here at Cincinnati. And they didn't even push to do any type of upgrades etc. Which is nice! Teeth cleaning went well, overall a good experience. Not much time to create a rapport with a dentist first time around because this location seemed so busy! Anywho, pretty satisfied here.

Avoid. Dentist claimed they sent in preauthorization and…read moredid not. Presented me with a bill this is about what you will owe and told me this is what insurance would not cover. They completely misrepresented what insurance will cover, by not submitting to insurance first. Sent me bill almost 5 months later and had never filed with insurance, now they say I owe $402 more. Did x-rays without checking to see if insurance will cover, they would not because it was within 3 years. Refused to see wife because she would not let them take x-rays due to 3-year rule. They stated they would not use another dentist's x-rays. They have a tendency to estimate low and stick you with a bigger bill

I would give them a zero review if I could. My first appointment with them was 6 months ago. They…read moretook X-rays but didn't clean my teeth. Dr Vilardo said that all of my teeth problems were due to sleep apnea. I had my second appt with them a few days ago. She had quit and opened up her own sleep clinic. They told to be 15 minutes early, so I was. 5 people came in after me, they were all called back before me. Dr Rogers told me that I needed four crowns. He said that if one of my tooth cracks, he would have to pull it and do a root canal. All of this work would cost me $4,000. I just went and had a second opinion from Dr Timothy Pohlman. He said that I didn't need any crowns. Dr Pohlman won America's top Dentist in 2025. He's out of network with me, that's the only reason I haven't been going to him. Now I don't care. I will pay out of pocket because he is honest and trustworthy. I would stay far away from Roger's.

Excellent dentists, care and efficient. Been going to them…read moresince 1988. Highly recommend!

I have been terrified of the dentist for years and this practice has been so gentle, patient and…read moretruly caring with me. I almost look forward to going for my cleaning now. I cannot recommend this practice enough.

Doctors Franklin and Dorsch have an excellent practice and wonderful staff…read more The atmosphere is always upbeat, the schedule runs on time. Been coming for many years and have had consistently excellent experience. They have state-of-the-art technology and do crowns in one day, in one sitting, and do an excellent job.

Went for a cleaning and check up..first time there. Was told I needed over $11000 in dental work…read more They wouldn't do cleaning either stating I needed deep cleaning. I refused their treatment and went to another dentist for second opinion. They found no cavities..no decay..my gums healthy! Do not waste your time and money at Affiniia!

Hanna was my hygienist and she took amazing care of my teeth and gums and made me feel like a new…read moreperson. I appreciated her quality of work and her patience with me and I hope she is there when I go back. Dr. Voris has always been exceptional and very thorough and I can't wait to go back.

I had a tooth pulled by them years ago. I have recently been having pain in the spot where the…read moretooth was pulled. When I went to visit another dentist he discovered that the root of the tooth is still there and that is what is causing my pain. I can't believe they were to pull a tooth and left part of the tooth behind and NEVER did an xray to make sure that they pulled the whole tooth. At the time the tooth was pulled I had full coverage insurance. I'm currently uninsured and will have to pay out of pocket to fix there mistake. I'm in the process of searching for a lawyer.

Avoid at all costs. They kicked out all ortho patients without notice and we are still receiving…read morethreatening bills even after confirming zero balance due with insurance company.

They were so nice and super helpful/friendly. They take care of my teeth out a new crown on. I…read moredefinitely recommend this dentist

PLEASE DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND READ MINE AND THE OTHERS REVIEWS. Very similar. If I could've don't…read morethat before I went there I would have and would have SAVED my teeth. At All Smiles Dental, I was initially told I needed four crowns. However, on the day of my appointment, they informed me that only two temporary crowns would be placed. They began numbing the side they planned to work on with a numbing gel, but when the dentist arrived, she started giving me a numbing shot on the opposite side, which hadn't been numbed yet. I raised my hand and told her that side wasn't numb before she injected me, and one of the hygienists mentioned that only two crowns were supposed to be done. The dentist responded that all four crowns were going to be done. So, they numbed the other side. After some time, the dentist returned and began working on my bottom tooth. She completed that tooth and moved to the top tooth above it. During this, I had difficulty breathing due to nasal problems and they kept spraying water in my mouth while working on my teeth. The dentist paused and mentioned the bottom teeth were easier to work on or something to that effect. She left the bottom tooth half-done and moved on to the other side. When she started drilling, I immediately raised my hand because of intense pain. She gave me more anesthetic but immediately resumed working on the tooth, without giving the numbing time to take effect. I raised my hand again, still in pain, and she gave me more anesthetic. At this point, I was crying--not just from the pain, but also from the discomfort of the shots. She was visibly frustrated and huffed, saying, "I already gave you X amount of anesthetics." Eventually, she stopped working on that tooth and began working on the upper one instead. I was struggling to breathe and crying uncontrollably, so I told them I was done. The dentist stopped, and the hygienist began preparing my temporary crown for the first tooth that was fully worked on. One of the hygienists was very sympathetic and kindly told me, "Next time, don't let them do all four teeth at once." I left the office with three untreated teeth, one temporary crown, and a temporary filling. I scheduled a follow-up appointment for two weeks later. However, once I got to my car, the front desk called and said there had been a mistake--they couldn't fit me in for the next appointment, as they thought I was getting permanent crowns, not more temporary ones. The new appointment was set for January 29th, a full 44 days after my first visit, leaving me with bare teeth. Not willing to go 44 days without coverage, I scheduled an appointment with my previous dentist to complete the temporary crowns on January 7th, even though they don't accept my insurance. I had to pay $300 out-of-pocket. A week later, I called All Smiles Dental to ask if there were any sooner appointments available, but they said the dentist recommended I go back to my previous dentist. I explained that this wasn't an option because I couldn't afford to pay $5,000 out of pocket. They promised to speak with the dentist and get back to me. After hearing nothing, I followed up later that day, only to find that the dentist had left for the day. I called every day after that, but no one answered. On Friday, January 17th, I called again, and once again, I was told the dentist had left for the day and that I would get a call back by the end of Monday.

Just got back from a crazy dental procedure that I was freaked out about for at least two weeks…read more But everyone kept warning me, Dr. Godfroy is amazing! And I have to say, its true and I am very surprised there are no reviews for his practice. I have been coming here since before I can remember. I have never had a cavity so really all I could speak to before were the cleanings. Which have always been great, but today I went in for an hour long procedure and the lady taking care of me was a doll. She calmed my anxiety and Dr. Godfroy was talking me through it the whole way. My worst fear is being "tricked." I know that sounds dumb, but I had a nurse once say I wasn't going to get a shot, and then stabbed me with a needle and I passed out. I would much rather know what is coming so my expectations are on point and he made sure I was aware, but not to worry. The procedure was painless and I am sitting here wondering why I got myself so freaked out about it. I had the laughing gas, and the numbing agent and I couldn't feel any pain. Zip. Zero. Dr. Godfroy tells it like it is, in a charming and very comforting way. He has been in the industry forever and his knowledge is incredible. That stigma of the crazy dentist in movies has finally suppressed in my mind and I feel safe and confident that if I ever have any problems Dr. Godfroy will take care of me and do what is in my best interest.

Dr. Godfroy is the best dentist ever. He treats everyone like family including his staff so they…read moreare all happy to work there and in turn treat you great. He knows how to run a professional, clean and successful practice. They do everything to keep you calm and relaxed. There is a huge picture window in every room for you to get plenty of natural light and watch the wildlife. I live in Florida and wait until I go back to Cincinnati to get my teeth cleaned because of the great experiences I have had with this practice.

I appreciate that this Yelp page for Anderson Smile Center is not flooded with fake 5-star reviews…read morelike their Google business page is. Here is my review: I feel there is something suspicious going on at this practice.... After my last visit my feelings were confirmed. I leave here feeling exploited every time. Intimidation tactics are used to persuade you to act urgently on unnecessary expensive treatments. "Routine treatments" such as their oral cancer screening light tool are not presented as a clear choice, but pushed through coercion (for a $30 up-charge). The persistent push for Invisalign on someone who has virtually straight teeth already feels like a grift. It seems money is their main concern, not patient care. The way services are pressured feels less like dentistry and more like a scheme designed to maximize insurance allowances. Feels unethical. I will not be returning and am seeking a second opinion on all the treatments they are suddenly suggesting. I strongly advise others to do the same.

This office is terrible. My last appointment had to be rescheduled three times because "the doctor…read moreis out of the office". The listed business hours for Monday are 8 AM to 5 PM. I showed up at 4:15 to get my records and the doors were locked, even though I saw staff inside. Never going back.

Weakness personified in the profession. Some of the front…read moreladies are OK... the travesty happens behind those closed doors. 5 years, and at least 2 years awaiting specific dental work... Nope, we are going to harass you and then say you threatened a dentist... but if you have all those films of whatever, then you should have the audio where I threatened the dentist... They are a bullshit organization and couldn't get work done in 3 years of the 5 years. They just wanted to get paid to remove all my top teeth and never come with a solution. First dentist was great, second took my last 6 on top and left... saw a woman I didn't know and she necrotized my tooth for no reason and it scarred the rest of the teeth I have. Willing to do menial work to obtain that insurance payment like my cleaning today where "Dr." Mobley looked at my mouth for 3 seconds and STILL poked me with the picks after being requested not to do so just to ensure that insurance payment. If you feared me so much then why would you take a chance on sticking dental tools in my mouth? Same dentist, only dentist who came in and because I already knew the plan from THREE other dentists at that location, changed it and started talking waivers I would need to not follow her plan in lieu of the established plan that was in my records. WAIVERS? I'm old. I've never heard a dentist so deeply attached to waivers... most want to fix the problem and worry about legal later. Not much confidence in your skills... Insurance said they pay for dentures constantly but these people were coding in extra stuff not needed for dentures. Amazing how many thousands of complaints against these people are out there. I should not be penalized and given substandard care because I am paying a sliding fee. Taxpayers may be picking up some of the tab but unscrupulous dentists defrauding taxpayers with bogus claims isn't a good look. Your assistant doesn't reserve the right to take me to an unlit room and berate/chastise me for nothing that had anything in the least to do with her, then laughed at me and asked if I wanted to reschedule... then when I went to the front and asked for my money back she freaked out and had to make up a story about threatening the dentist. She also threw away my prints/plates in less than a month for no reason. Seems an assistant is allowed to make a lot of executive decisions that can have a business in deep trouble. Those are my medical records and I had a right to be notified about their disposal. Disabled and needed dental care... needed my dental care to be near home. I'll drive. Spinal surgeries/fusions. Thyroid dead, stenosis and several other bone diseases. It took a few friends a month or so to obtain what it has taken me over 3 years to sniff due to one step forward and three back when a new dentist shows up. Not even BBB accredited at their size what does that say? Now on to find a real dental group to hopefully actually care for me.

Skip if you have kids! I scheduled appointments for three of my children at one time, they knew I…read morehad four children & I was a single parent. I went to take my daughter for her appointment today & was denied service because I had my two youngest children with me. When scheduling the appointment I was never told only one or two people could go back, or no siblings. Nothing. I pulled my daughter out of school today & showed up 30 minutes early for paper worked as instructed, then I was told that I could not have all my children with me for the appointment. I asked "Are my kids just supposed to not get dental care because I am a single parent?" to which the person assisting us said "I guess not". I think you could see smoke coming from my ears after that! Absolutely ridiculous. I had to go back in to get an excusal note for school & the receptionist that is balding & I kinda got into it because my tone was obviously that of someone who was frustrated they wasted their time coming to a place for dental care & only to be denied because I had my children. I have never been so disappointed with a healthcare experience such as this one. I contacted social work at Cincinnati Children's and even they were appalled but not surprised as they have always heard horror stories.

I've been to plenty of dentist over the years and Dr. Larson is by far the best. Every other place…read moreI've ever been had a hygentist do the cleaning and the dentist just gives you the once over at the end. In the past I've waited 30-45 minutes past my appointment time just to be seen, even when I arrive right on schedule. Not here, every time I've arrived on time I've been taken back with 5 minutes and Dr. Larson does the entire cleaning himself. Most other places use those metal picks that jab and poke at your gums leaving them tender for hours. At Dr. Larson's he uses a water pick; highly effective and not even a fraction as painful (although the over spray can get on your face - small price to pay imo). Staff is friendly and patient. Prices are competitive. Excellent denist...and I don't really like the process so that's saying a lot for me.