89A Dental Care

I have two insurance cards, medicare and also blue cross and blue shield, and the underage help at the front desk or the wizard of oz in the back room who makes all the decisions would not give me any dental care.Couldn't even make an appointment. They told me to call my insurance company.When in fact, another dentist looked at both cards and wanted to get me in.Immediately, but it was just too far to drive.So if you have medicare, chances are you won't get any services.If you have blue cross and blue shield, and you deal with the underage help here, I don't think this is your dentist. Has a bunch of nice hubcaps on the wall, though

Dr Howden and his staff did an amazing job on some crowns for me. The office is beautiful and very modern. It was great to be able to get the crowns done in one visit. Everyone in the office was super nice too! I highly recommend 89A Dental!

Besides the obviously awesome theme, Dr. Steele is awesome– communicative, informative, and highly skilled right along with everyone else who helped treat me ( I say that as someone who’s had more than my fair share of dental work). From beginning to end, the entire staff was professional, efficient, and genuinely friendly. After setting up my first appointment, they CALLED ME the next day to let me know I could be seen that same day (even worked in a cleaning and some respectful education between procedures). Costs were better than I expected and, in less than 24 hours, I went from hiding my teeth for 10 months with a not-so-awesome dentist to leaving with a restored smile and the feeling that I was listened to, respected, informed, and cared for. I rarely have the impulse to do much re

Excellent care. Worked me onto their calendar as a new patient very quickly because I needed immediate care due to pain. The staff was very friendly, helpful and personable. I recommend this dental practice.

By far, worst dental experience of my life. Mr. Timpernera was very unkind. I told him I didn't do well with certain anesthesia, he asked me if I was allergic to corn, I said no, he said "You'll be fine" it is documented in my medical records not to use the anesthesia. I was laid back in the chair, ready for him to remove a broken molar, he reads a piece of paper releasing him from liability, shoves the paper in my face and told me to sign it before he would remove the tooth which was causing me pain. He offered no alternative. Then he proceeded to inject me 3 times with the anesthesia. I told him I had surgery and my jaw had been realigned and my jaw was messed up by a large foam cube being shoved in my mouth. After my tooth was pulled, I was crying and told the assistant I couldn't stop