Dr. Smith's office reminds me of a barbershop. It has four dental chairs in one room. You can hear every conversation from "Who is your cellphone provider", "Where do you go to school?", and "Your gums are a little swollen." The boy next to my daughter was getting a fluoride treatment and he was about four feet from my chair ( if that) - I was sitting behind my daughter's chair, who was getting her teeth cleaned. The dental hygienist also asked my daughter to chew a tablet that had dye in it to determine how well she was brushing. We declined since we don't consume substances that contain dye. It just seems like this dental practice is very antiquated. The only thing lacking in this office is a haircut and a shoeshine! There is absolutely no privacy and when you make an appointment, it is random who you get as your dentist. "It could be any one of us." No thanks! We will be selecting another dentist who offers more privacy and more personal care. The barbershop environment is just not for us.
out of 5 stars
