Aspen Dental

Joe marks

Another great visit. Anyone using Care Credit financing needs to really listen to the staff. They are honest and upfront about the pro’s and cons using that financing. I was approved for $4,000. I chose the 18 month plan at zero interest.

When you get the initial invoice, the minimum payment will NOT payoff the $4,000 in 18 months. The statement read that making the minimum payment due at $131/mo would take 19 years to pay off! If I pay $231/mo it’s fully paid in the 18 months with no interest. Aspen dental has been the best dental practice I have ever been to. Just do your research on financing solutions.

June 18, 2025

Angie Welch

Aspen Dental is fantastic!! I broke my partial early one morning. I contacted the office and the front desk receptionist was so kind and helpful. I managed to bring it by their office and they verified my insurance and had my appliance repaired within the hour.

The lab technician was so friendly and, actually, my partial fit better and was more comfortable AFTER the repair. From the front receptionist to the technicians everyone was amazingly friendly and helpful. I made an appointment on the spot for a dental checkup and was seen within a week!!! Best dental clinic in High Point!!!

February 14, 2025

Matthew

My experience was good they were very informational they told me everything I needed to know from good to bad teeth insurance and they all had great attitudes I enjoyed it and I will be returning

June 14, 2025

Andrea Humble

My visit here was just okay—not terrible, but definitely not great. I was seen for a same-day dental emergency, and I was in excruciating pain. The dental hygienist was incredibly kind and comforting, especially when I became emotional about the condition of my teeth following a previous surgery. Her empathy meant a lot in that moment. Unfortunately, the rest of the experience left me disappointed. I waited nearly an hour past my scheduled appointment to see the dentist.

While I understand things can get backed up, it was tough to sit that long in such severe pain. When the dentist finally came in, he took one quick look and said there was nothing they could do except prescribe antibiotics. He even acknowledged how painful my infection must be, but didn’t offer anything to help manage the pain—not even a medicated rinse or basic ibuprofen. He was in the room for less than five minutes. After that, I waited another 20 minutes to meet with the office manager. Despite me clearly being in pain and not feeling well, she proceeded to go over high-cost treatment plans for dentures, which I wasn’t in the mindset to review right then.

I understand they need to discuss options, but pushing a $30–$50k plan when someone is clearly in distress didn’t feel right. I told her I was in too much pain to focus, and her response was that getting the work done was the best way to end the pain. Overall, while I think this office has potential to be great, the lack of urgent care, compassion beyond the hygienist, and the overly sales-driven approach during an emergency visit has made me reconsider returning.

June 25, 2025