Willamette Dental - Beaverton

Got a quick appointment for an aching tooth. The staff here was friendly and the hygenist very knowledgeable. The dentist was good. They should warn you that when your inside cheeks get numbed, your teeth nay think they found food. A couple hours later half of my lips where still numb, whichmade drinking from the glass weird. Best to get a straw. Overall good experience.

I want to sincerely recognize the dentist I saw, Dr. Thomas R. He performed one of the most thorough exams I’ve had after months of going back and forth between different dental offices trying to determine the cause of my pain. He was calm, professional, and thoughtful in his evaluation. After reviewing imaging and examining the tooth carefully, he explained that he did not see obvious structural damage and discussed the possibility that this could be a nerve-related issue (possibly facial/trigeminal nerve involvement) rather than simply a tooth problem. I truly appreciated both the thorough examination and his calm, compassionate demeanor while I was in obvious severe pain. However, I had an uncomfortable experience with the assistant, Trayia (I am unsure of her exact title). I came in w

Amazing staff and facility. They worked quickly to see my son after a fall on his front teeth. Excellent and efficient care. Would highly recommend this office to anyone. Thank you Willamette Dental!!

We just moved here to Oregon so this was my first experience at Willamette Dental and I must say I'm impressed! Dr. Fleming was very nice and expressed everything I needed to know about my son's care. The hygienist was nice and the receptionist lady that checked us in was nice and helpful. I'm very pleased and I especially love the extra stuff in the goodie bags they give you with the extra care for your teeth. So glad I found a good dentist here!

This is worst dentistry I've ever experienced. I would just repeat the same complaints. You get one visit a year, and when you call for an appointment, it's usually filled & rather than call you when a new schedule opens up, they require you to keep calling back. By the time you get an appointment it'll be well over a year and then another 8 weeks for the actual appt. Now after the appt, you're back to calling for another waiting period for whatever is necessary (usually filing off cracked teeth... see below). You can't schedule an appointment until a year has passed. They don't contact you when you're due for a visit. It's been a few years, and I now have 4 chipped/cracked teeth. I don't have any cavities, so I guess we're waiting for a massive amount of tooth to break off. It's tragic.