
Family Dental Care
About us
At Family Dental Care, our goal is to deliver state-of-the-art preventive and restorative dental care in a friendly and comfortable environment. We get to know our patients as people and care for them like family. We create patients who value long term oral health and show their appreciation by following our recommendations and referring friends and family. We achieve clinical excellence with a commitment to continuing education and the use of innovative technology. Our enthusiastic team strives to do the best we can do, all the time
Business highlights
Services we offer
Biteguards, Cosmetic Dentistry, Custom Whitening, Invisalign
Amenities
Emergency Services
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
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My previous dentist told me I needed over seven thousand dollars worth of dental work. He performed three thousand dollars worth of work and wanted to start on the additional crowns. I decided to take a break at that point and never went back. My husband was seeing Dr Kristy''s sister, so I decided to give the practice a chance and am so glad I did. Today was the first work I've had done in four years of seeing her, so clearly, she doesn't do work unless it is necessary. I have gone every six months for cleanings and it has never been suggested that I have any work done.
Dr. Fisher is so kind and her staff is great. I highly recommend Dr. Kristy Fisher to anyone looking for a dentist. You won't be sorry!
I made my next two appointments during that visit and was looking forward to having my teeth cleaned regularly. I made a a 3 month and 6 month appointment at their recommendation. I had to cancel my 3 month appointment and contacted them more that a week before my appointment to cancel it. They thanked me and I thought nothing of it.
I few weeks later I received a bill for my missed appointment. I called to talk with them about it and the person I reached was very unpleasant and acted as though I was trying to get something for free. It took her 4 tries to even find me in their system to see my records. She informed me the appointment was never cancelled and was rude about it. I suggested that when i called before they took my name and told me it would be cancelled and perhaps they couldn't find it when they eventually tried to look it up to cancel it and since they had no phone number they just gave up. She informed me that she would remove the charge but in the future I should make sure that I cancelled my appointments. I took her advice and cancelled my future appointment as well with her since I had her on the phone.
I have little tolerance for bad service considering that there are plenty of businesses out there that will provide great service. Consumers should take their business to where the get great service.
When we arrived for appointments, we were kept waiting over 45 minutes. When I asked why it was taking so long, they said they had a scheduling problem. I asked why we hadn't been told that when we checked in and was given a blank stare in response. After waiting an additional ten minutes, we were seen.
The hygenist didn't have the xrays I had sent. They wanted to retake the xrays and I refused because my insurance only covers one xray per year. After I insisted that they had the xrays, they found them.
On all three of our cleanings, the work was minimal. At my previous dentist, the work was thorough and felt complete. It usually took at least 60 minutes. In each cleaning from this dentist, it was quick (maybe 30 minutes) and minimal. I didn't feel that my teeth were truly checked. My girls' appointments were even shorter -- and they both have braces! The hygenist then said we needed to make an appointment every three months since they needed to have their teeth cleaned more often with braces. Again, my insurance covers two cleanings--not four-- a year. My previous dentist never requested extra appointments.
The dentist was polite and nice. But I had the impression in all of our appointments that she was in a hurry. She hardly looked in any of our mouths --again, very minimal-- and barely looked at the xrays.
My last complaint is a trivial one, but for my girls it was valid. They get bored and anxious at a dentist but can be easily distracted with a tv. Each chair is in a cubicle in a large warehouse type space. Each chair has a tv monitor in front of--not above-- it. The monitor can be moved near but not over head. Now with some one working in your mouth, the only place you CAN see is overhead. Also, there are no cable stations connected. So instead of being able to select a channel of a show, you can pick from a limited selection of DVD movies. So you can watch a limited portion of a limited selection of movies in your short minimal appointment. But you really can't see the tv because it is near your feet and not overhead. And you can't hear anything because there are no headphones and you are in a large echoing room. So, does the tv work to distract kids and help anyone pass the time? No.
suddenly had several dental problems that my old dentist had never
mentioned.
I also had to call several times to get insurance claims processed correctly and to ask for a correct final bill.
You do not have to wait for a long time in the waiting room to get in. Once you get in, everything will be done very quickly. They do not try to sell you other dental type services that you may not require. I do not have any complaints. I would use their service in the future too.
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