Laura C. Koch, DMD

I went to them for the first time in February of this year for a routine cleaning. I was told that I needed a crown and like 3 fillings. I didn't feel like all of this was necessary as I was having no issues. I just went to another dentist last week and she said my xrays looked great and I had no cavities. I would not recommend.

I’d give zero if I could. Do not go to Dr Koch. She did an unnecessary root canal and crown. This women is money hungry. The office goes through your insurance and tells you how much you have left so they can do unnecessary procedures to use all the insurance. She didn’t even do the crown right. She grind my tooth down too far causing a bacteria pocket to form near the crown. This other dentist had to fix her work. I’m surprised this Dentist is still in business. Run away. Horrible Dentist.

I came in for a cavity and they drilled out my molars to basically nothing and filled them with some yellow looking filling, said she needed to do a root canal on one and done it with a temporary filling. Them instead of talking with me blasted my credit score and charged me an additional 1200 dollars for work that wasn’t even done. I never got a cap on the tooth with a root canal and the Molar still has that yellow stuff in it… they were very fast couldn’t hardly speak with them or carry a conversation because they were trying to get the the next person to quickly. I wouldn’t recommend my dog to go here. This is how she left my mouth!!!!

Are you looking for a dentists' office with terrible communication skills? Koch and Crossley is the office for you if you'd like to be frustrated and embarrassed every time you show up at their office for a scheduled appointment. Here's a taste of what could happen to you, should you choose to let them be responsible for your dental care. I've had multiple fillings done at their office, with at least two of them resulting in re-dos because of the poor work done the first time around. I was even contacted after one of my cleaning appointments after they reviewed x-rays to come back and get another one repaired at no charge. Flash forward to beginning of January, I show up for my daughter's cleaning appointment and present them my new insurance card. My employer had switched providers for th

I went for a check up after moving to the area. I was told I had two teeth that were in pretty bad shape but probably wouldn’t need any major work. After it was all said and done and listening to her so called expertise advice, she recommended two root canals. I did not feel good about it and should have listened to my gut, but who are we? We’re not dentists. Needless to say I went through with it. Very painful! She numbed me but I told her I could still feel it. She didn’t seem to care. Just kept on going. Afterward, the temporary was jagged and sharp, causing pain to my tongue. Needless to say the temporary cracked off before I went back for the root canal. She seemed very impersonal as if this was just a paycheck and all about the money.