Sage Dental of North Cumming

Great experience. It was especially pleasant to see a new face at the front desk. Stacy demonstrated stellar competence and explained what needed to be done. Naturally teeth procedures are not my thing but Stacy made the whole experience less stressful. I would’ve wished to have my procedure done in one visit but that did not happen. I do, however understand the logistics. I just wish Natasha could stay for a change

Sage dental employees are so bubbly and energetic! The energy they have is contagious and the care they provided was quick and efficient! Alyssa and Stacey were both so amazing and i'm so impressed and satisfied with their work ability! I will definitely continue all dental needs at Sage Dental in North Cumming and will recommend my peers seek care with this awesome crew!

Love this place Stacy the dental hygienist is highly skilled. She has a great personality and takes such good care of my son that is an adult with down syndrome. I would recommend her for anyone.

Last week I brought my mother for a cleaning. When we arrived, Natasha greeted us and was very kind and accommodating. She had this burst of energy. The office was nice and clean. The assistant Camille was thorough and kind. But, during our visit I noticed the hygienist who cleaned my mother’s teeth, Stacey was extremely Loud and boisterous. She was even argumentative with my mom. She acted as if she owned the company and everyone was on eggshells around her. She loudly made demands questioning an assistant named Alicia. She was even rude and undermining Natasha but she remained professional. All was very hard to watch. As I read other reviews that involved her and my exact experience, I’m appalled. Sage, Stacey is a mean girl and she needs to be held accountable at some point and time. I’

Dr. Coronodo and dental assistant Alyssa are Incredible! That aside, the front office personnel are extremely rude. Aayden is very happy to spell her name for you, as she boldly portrays her arrogance when laughing at patrons calling in. What took me even more aback was her interaction with Alyssa, a dental assistant. Aayden was aggressive and in my opinion as someone who leads in the HR space, Alyssa seemed non confrontational. Aayden clearly needs this job to retain some life control. It warmed my heart that you hire with inclusivity in mind, truly, but at the expense of polarizing your patrons who truly rely on you. Read the room Sage. This clearly appeared to also be polarizing good employees from wanting to work here, but I digress. This is all my observance from sitting in the office