Arch Dental Clinic

The dental assistant I saw was very good and patient with me. Took his time. Making a temporary crown has an art to it. Love this office. Always so caring and kind. I adore Hayley and the women who is normally on the front desk I wish I knew her name.

I love this place. Very accommodating, friendly, welcoming and just an overall great experience from the time you walk in until you check out and leave. If you're looking for a new dentist, I would highly recommend becoming a patient with them! I cracked my tooth last night and they are already taking me in this morning

Had root canal that was fine I thought, went back for temporary fit, and quite a few x-rays that I found odd, including in the front where crown was nowhere near, mold was made, I never received the temporary and ended up getting infection, thank God the one dentist there gave me antibiotics, had to a few times, then again .got infected. I still can't understand why I kept getting extra x-rays different but no communicating with me about any of it or if I was just being used for some practice or extra money I don't but my teeth haven't been the same since have only gotten worse and I've always had good teeth. Not once in my life have I ever had a tooth infection or with problem with a crown like that until there. Do another time I had had to call because of the infection had come back th

I have been a patient at this dentist for 15+ years. The dentist and staff is always knowledgeable and helpful. Chris the hygienist has been cleaning my teeth since I begin coming here. We are on a friendship base more than just a client base. All the dentists assistants are wonderful and friendly. You will feel comfortable and not nervous at all. The reception is glory goes out of her way to help in anyway she can. From repeatedly calling the pharmacy to get a prescription sent correctly, to fixing any issues the insurance may give you. Thank you to all the staff for your warm welcome and caring attitude😃🦷

visited this dental office a few years ago, and unfortunately, it turned out to be the worst dental experience of my life. I initially went in for a simple cleaning, but the dentist quickly claimed I needed multiple root canals and crowns—first two, and then four. At the time, I trusted his expertise, but in hindsight, my teeth were perfectly fine before this treatment. Over the following years, I experienced constant infections and issues with the crowns and teeth that were treated. I even had to travel to Boston for a corrective procedure because no local dentist would work on top of the previous dental work. Now, at 25, I still face complications with those teeth, which were never an issue before. When I returned to the office recently, I was told that everything looked fine in the x-