Partners In Dental Health

Dr. Mathew Kent is incredible!! Very friendly, knowledgeable and willing to talk through all the options with you. He did excellent work on a crown on my front tooth (which is a big deal being front and center of my smile!!!) and he is very kind and gentle with my toddler. My toddler asked for “more dentist” after our appointment! The front desk staff are always very professional and helpful. My family won’t be going anywhere else, that’s for sure!!

Had such a good experience here for my 6 year old. She had a bad experience at a previous dentist where they wanted to do a bunch of unnecessary dental work. Dr. Matthew Kent reassured us that a few fillings and some paste would help heal her teeth. We had a great experience with the front desk, hygienist, and doctor. The office seems more old school/outdated which I loved so much. Not a ton of new technology that I’ve seen at other dentists. Excited to continue care here for my whole family.

My dental hygienist was very professional, attentive, and thorough! I do believe her name was Kayla.She took the time to communicate clearly each step and move she made. I appreciated no surprises. All of these things made the main check by the dentist go easy. The dentist was a very pleasant person also. Smiles go a long way. Also, the young man who checks us in, the receptionist, is always pleasant and professional. Thank you, for everything.

I had a wonderful experience at the dentist. The staff was extremely friendly and welcoming, and the communication was excellent throughout the visit. The clinic was clean and well-organized, making me feel comfortable and at ease. Overall, it was a fantastic experience, and I highly recommend them.

Booked online for what i thought was an eval and cleaning. Turned out they only do an evaluation and then book your cleaning for another day. Office feels very old. The space was cold and staff did not introduce them selves or make me feel warm and welcome. The dentist came in masked up and in the glasses, to mention his name, but I could not see his face and could not tell you what he looked like. He spent no time getting to know me, asking about any back ground or accommodations I might need. He then spent about 15 minutes, repeating to me "keep your mouth open". Spit was accumulating and I needed to swallow, at which time I closed my mouth briefly and then felt scolded with a "I need you to keep your mouth open". The dental hygienist recommended the spit sucker, which he declined at fir