Aspen Dental

I had a pretty good experience there. Everyone was very friendly. I was amazed to see them wiping down EVERYTHING, including the glove and mask boxes on the walls between patients. This deserves 25 Stars!!! The Staff explained things, and I felt they were knowledgeable about their field.

I really only have a couple of comments that come from my standpoint of having a Neurological Disease where too much input = bad output, which is always how I give it.

The process went like this: First, a Booth with The first X-Ray machine where you stand up and it goes around your head, then you are moved to the second Booth for Bitewing X-rays. Then you are moved to a Room where the Hygienist comes in, talks to you, examines you, talks to you. Then the Dentist comes in, talks to you, examines you, talks to you. Then you wait a few minutes and the person who goes over your treatment plan gets you, takes you to a room to go over it, schedules an appointment, and off you go. For me. This was over an about an hour and a half period. While I can definitely appreciate it is an efficient process and could feel that it was, and everyone was very friendly; having a brain that has difficulty processing when there is too much going on at a time made the experience of 4 rooms and 6 people in this short period of time too much to process. By the time I was going over my treatment plan, I was not able to process what she was saying. I became emotional at one point while the Hygienist was in the room because my brain had already begun to feel overwhelmed; and I very very rarely get emotional.

I did try to explain at one point, and I dont remember to whom, when they were going over my history the famous ongoing issue...Hemiplegic Migraine. And this is where anyone giving medical care needs to improve their service. If they are not 1000% sure of what a Disease listed is, they need to research it. In this case, I was asked, "You have migraines?" I answered, "No, I have Hemiplegic Migraine" I always answer this way because HM is very different than a Common Migraine. I have FHM1, and it is known that sensory overload effects the neurotransmitters causing an increase in symptoms. These symptoms can 'land' anywhere and cause virtually any type of symptom. I have never had a headache with an HM episode. I am however, always in an episode with varying symptoms. The always 'On' symptoms are things like the left side of my face being numb and what are called Menegitis Symptoms. If I am around a lot of activity, then I become easily confused and have difficulty understanding what is being said. Too much input = bad output. I am also lucky enough to randomly suffer what look like strokes, but they're not randomly clench the left side of my jaw, my left hand becomes a fist and left foot points down a few times a day...who knows why...my nervous system tells my body to make it so. The seizures I used to have stopped one day as quickly as they started, but were then replaced with Paradoxical Vocal Cord Dysfunction which was diagnosed when I kept rudely stopping breathing and passing out for no apparent reason. Why, because my brain said to switch it up.

I also have Fibromyalgia, which makes the nervous system more hyperactive and reactive to the wacky signals that the neurotransmitters send out. So, what I have is not just a migraine. I do not take any 'Migraine' meds. What I have makes my body do completely random things at completely random times for no apparent reason, usually.

While there are only a couple of us with FHM/SHM in this area, there are others with equally rare diseases that may sound like they aren't. I urge you to take the time and ask questions when you encounter them. I felt that this was ignored, and when I tried to bring it up it was dismissed as being no big deal. However, it does have a HUGE impact on how my issue has gotten here and what my outcome will be.

The entirety of my experience with Aspen could not have been better. From scheduling, the office staff, the techs, etc. Not only extremely professional, but warm, friendly and caring.

I needed a second opinion after a terribly bad Experiences at another dentist/Smile Designs. I now need 2 crowns done over and I'm terrified. I pray that Aspen Dental will put me at ease. Has anyone had a root canal performed at this office?

Google, you have 10 listed, but only have 4 that we can see. Why is that?
I've been waiting to see what others would say before I did.
See I went and was told that because I didn't have dental insurance my exam and xray were free. Well later when they provided an estimate for almost $2000, yeah. Included in the estimate was charges for xrays and exam. Also there was a tooth brush for about $140. WHAT a $140 tooth brush? So I went elsewhere got my teeth cleaning for less than their price. I won't get into the outrageous prices for the other things they had on that estimate.

Very sweet staff. Super welcoming and the dentist was very thorough. The treatment plan coordinator, Hope, was INCREDIBLY helpful and sweet!

Rincon location is the best !!! The doctor she so cool and the receptionist are bomb !!! They all treat me so well and I feel at home with them ..

Wonderful place with wonderful staff I would highly recommend this office to anyone for their dental needs

My husband went here for dentures, Dr. Creech, Christian Bowers and Hannah Kimbrell were all extremely nice and very helpful, did an excellent job

Had several teeth pulled...had trouble getting tooth out...grinded puntured hole in my sinuses....couldn't finish sent me to an orthopedic surgeon..had skin grafted from inside my cheek...to patch hole...i get a bill for over $4,000 from surgeon....i asked the dentist do they pay for that ..she said no...What's wrong with that picture.

Christian and Dr. Creech are the best. They know what they are doing and I would recommend them for dental work because to everybody I love my experience with them.