Hues Dental Group

Evelyn Wallace

Love Dr. Bryant! I saw him at his prior practice and he’s such a great guy that I followed him when he moved up to Everett (and I live in downtown Seattle). I briefly went to one of those new boutique dentists (dentologie) around the corner from my place for a dental emergency and had a crappy experience: i had a large filling break and they told me i was basically just having to wait until the rest of the tooth cracked and then I’d have to get a whole dental implant. Dr. Bryant is a friend of a dear friend so I sent him a message and he immediately got me set up for an appointment to see what he could do.

I just had the permanent crown put in and I’m so grateful for Dr. Bryant. His whole office is so lovely. I came in at 7 am before work and everyone was friendly and warm, especially for 7 am!!

March 18, 2025

Brandy White

Wonderful wonderful staff, and awesome Dentist. I am very much happier and confident with this office. I was greeted immediately upon entry by a very nice office staff. I highly recommend Huhes dental. I am bringing my son here as well. Thanks for an amazing experience.

April 5, 2025

Erica

I am new to this clinic and so far l have had a good experience. They seem to be very attentive to my dental needs. I will be returning to them for my cleanings and whatever else l need

June 22, 2025

Jim Rucci

My wife and I have been patients for over 30 years and the dental work has always been excellent. However, since Dr. Hughes sold his business to the Hues Dental corporation the billing process has not been transparent, and after our visit this week I’m once again considering finding a new dental office. Last year I realized my wife and I had been charged different amounts for the same twice-a-year cleaning service, $184 for my wife and $307 for me. The same codes were used on both insurance billings. Our UnitedHealthCare Medicare advantage plan pays only $500 per year so most of our work is paid out of pocket.

After waiting a month for an explanation while the office tried to get an answer from some other unknown entity (the corporate office?), I was told they had been using the wrong billing category for me…even though the billing codes were identical for both my wife and I. I did receive a credit applied to my account, although I’m not sure it covered all the discrepancies because I no longer had our older billings to check how long this had been going on. In March, my wife broke a tooth and was told that she would need an implant. The “Treatment Case” document outlining the process had a lot of information and fees that I had a hard time understanding. So I went over everything with the office’s billing person and made notes on the form about the fees we would be charged for the 3 required visits: Extraction and bone graft - $1,359 Post implant - $2,750 Crown placement - $1,984 After my wife’s short visit with the Periodontist two days ago for the extraction and bone graft, I was asked to pay $1,750 for that service. After questioning that amount, I was told that insurance companies change the amounts often, sometimes every month.

I questioned why that’s even relevant since we’re paying out of pocket. At that point, she said okay, I’ll charge you what was quoted less than a month ago, $1,359. Needless to say, these recent interactions make it very difficult to trust the integrity of Hues’ billing procedures.

April 12, 2025