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Most patients report a welcoming, pain-free experience with results that restore confidence. Staff members are frequently named and praised by name. A minority faced billing mix-ups, extended waits without status updates, and delays getting crowns or followup work completed.
Staff greet patients by name, explain what happens step-by-step, and call the next day to check in. Dr. Ray and Dr. Josh take time without rushing; many note the office feels calm and Christian-centered, which matters to families returning for years. The practice handles full cleanings to implant work. Patients praise staff like Deb for genuine care and the pleasant waiting room. Liberty families especially recommend the office after moving to the area or switching dentists.
Most patients praise the surgical skill and warmth of clinical staff, especially nurses Theresa and Shella, who provide hands-on support and after-hours availability for anxious patients. However, several report serious service gaps: poor receptionist communication, difficult-to-reach follow-up care when complications arose, rough exam manner from the surgeon, and opaque billing (anesthesia charged at $293 per 15 minutes with no refund for shorter procedures). One patient's extraction led to months of unaddressed bone shards that her own dentist had to manage.
Walk-ins consistently report minimal waits and staff who put them at ease, even during emergency visits. Reviewers praise detailed explanations and quick scheduling; however, those without insurance have found quoted prices higher than expected, and a small number report dismissive treatment during painful visits.
Staff regularly earn five-star praise for kindness and attentiveness, especially with anxious patients. Yet multiple recent reviews report aggressive upselling of expensive treatments, undisclosed charges added to bills, rushed visits, and sharp disagreement between Aspen's diagnoses and second opinions from other dentists. Denture services and oral surgery appear to work well; Dr. Steffens and Dr. Vitali receive specific praise. The friction point is front-desk billing practices and initial consultations, where patients report equipment issues, unclear cost breakdowns, and pressure to commit to thousands in treatment before fully understanding what they're paying for.
All 15 reviews are five-star. Patients consistently praise Dr. Joudeh for skill, kindness, and personal attention. He calls patients the evening after surgery to check on them, puts nervous patients at ease, and handles complex extractions (especially impacted wisdom teeth) with minimal post-op pain. Staff are described as caring and professional throughout.
Patients consistently describe Cedar Bluff as a welcoming place where staff remember them by name and take time to explain what is happening. The office handles urgent problems quickly, often scheduling emergency crowns within 24 hours, and Dr. Bayer has come in on days off to help returning patients. Long-term clients report years of steady, stress-free visits without the rush they experienced elsewhere. The team adapts to anxious patients and works through special cases like sleep apnea mouthpieces. One critical review raised concerns about profit-driven decisions, but overwhelmingly reviewers cite friendly, professional care backed by current dental equipment.
Many patients report friendly staff, gentle cleanings, and quick emergency help. Same-day slots and a judgment-free approach draw praise. However, repeated appointment cancellations, unclear confirmation policies, and billing confusion undermine the experience. Patients struggle to reach the office by phone, and some describe aggressive implant sales pitches and inconsistent service. The office claims to serve several areas including Greenville and accept Medicaid, but organization issues and staff communication gaps create friction, especially for new patients and those managing dental pain. This is a provider that can deliver good care moments but operates inconsistently enough that planning a visit carries real risk of wasted time.
Patients consistently report a comfortable, judgment-free experience with Dr. Stoller, who listens carefully, explains options without pressure, and handles multiple procedures in one location. Staff and hygienists are warm and professional; implant work, crowns, and root canals are completed efficiently and with visible care for patient wellbeing.
One patient's fiancé received full arch restoration and praised the team's detail work and follow-up care even when complications arose. The practice guarantees their work and stands apart for not abandoning patients after surgery.
Most patients report fast, comfortable emergency care with warm, attentive staff who excel at putting people at ease. Dr. Riley and the team earn consistent praise for explaining procedures and handling extractions efficiently. However, a small group encountered serious problems: one patient had wisdom teeth extracted without adequate numbing (requiring ER follow-up), and another was charged $1,200 for an unnecessary bone graft placed without clear consent. Billing disputes went unresolved. Experiences vary significantly by dentist.
All nine reviews are five-star. Patients consistently praise Dr. Purewal's technical skill, clear communication, and genuine warmth, noting his team helps them regain confidence. Modern equipment, competitive pricing, and free consultations stand out.
Consultations and early patient interactions earn consistent praise, particularly from staff like James, Tina, and Chasity who reviewers describe as attentive and compassionate. Many report feeling comfortable and hopeful after initial visits. Longer treatment paths reveal significant friction: multiple reviews cite poor communication, incomplete surgeries requiring second visits, dentures that don't fit properly, weeks-long waits for lab corrections, and difficulty reaching the office by phone. One long-term case contrasted excellent Cleveland work 17 years ago with multiple false starts, conflicting clinician care, and unresolved pain in Greenville.
Staff are warm and treat patients like family, but recent reviews raise concerns about pain management and older equipment. Limited review evidence makes it hard to assess current practice quality.
Most patients report smooth, pain-free procedures with clear step-by-step explanation and attentive staff. Dr. Simmons has a long track record of repeat customers who praise his precision and bedside manner. However, a minority of reviews document serious surgical complications (sinus perforation, implant failure) met with defensive responses rather than accountability or corrective action, raising concerns about post-operative care and professional conduct in difficult situations. Long-term patients consistently return and recommend the practice for routine implants and extractions. Newer patients should weigh the strong majority positive experience against documented complications in a small but vocal portion of recent cases.
Review data unavailable for this practice. The business holds DDS and DMD credentials from Rutgers School of Dental Medicine and operates through Aspen Dental in Easley since 2021.
Review evidence is limited. The business offers dental implants and cosmetic prosthodontic services and operates in Simpsonville.
Review evidence is limited. Their website lists single implants, full-arch implants, ceramic implants, gum disease treatment, and in-office restorations. Dr. John Palmer holds multiple certifications in integrative and biological dentistry, including board certification in naturopathic medicine.
Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.
Last updated 2026-08-18