Patient Reviews
Chante Hughes
The office staff is pretty rude and unpleasant too much sass and attitude. . The nurse was rude and condescending as well as she inconvenienced me and my situation with my kids. Its a lot I could say but Ill keep it short and say they aren’t what they used to be a few years ago.
Not to mention even the manager completely disregarded my experience dealing with staff. & they didn’t interact with my kids or make them feel at ease. Working in dentistry supposed to be something you Love, a passion something you enjoy doing but instead they’re there for the check and it shows.
October 8, 2021
A C
The dentist Nicole Wendell and the office staff are very sassy, rude, unprofessional, and unwelcoming. I’m 30 years old and was a patient as a child and loved that location. My kids experience not the same whatsoever ! I wouldn’t recommend a dog to this office!
May 29, 2024
Breanne Cline
I really thought he had retired or I would have left this review years ago. He took medicaid so I took my daughter years ago, he did a ton of work on her teeth and finally told me she had 6 more cavities which I couldn't believe since we had been so careful. Took her to a new dentist and she had zero cavities and has had none since either (15 years). He did a lot of work on her and I'm sure alot of it was not even needed.
Just a money grab. Have ran into other people saying this too.
March 14, 2024
Shudder
Worst experience ever. Was referred to this dentist by our regular dentist for some work on a painful cavity for my 6 year old future stepson. Went to Dr. Weddell and was told that he had something like 12 cavities requiring a tooth to be extracted and several (6-8) crowns and a couple of fillings. We made the appointment to come back in a week because they wouldn't do any work on the day they did the examination, despite having had an x-ray of the most problematic tooth sent to them in advance by our regular dentist, and taking new x-rays the day of the exam. Upon our return visit, we mentioned that we'd spoken to a family friend who was shocked at the extent of dental work recommended and who suggested we get a second opinion before doing the non-emergency work.
Upon hearing this, the dentist stated that she did not want to do any work on our son because she didn't feel comfortable with us even MENTIONING that we were CONSIDERING a second opinion for the remainder of the dental work. Despite our protesting and trying to reassure her that we were NOT questioning the need for the more urgent work, someone in the office loudly stated "No, we're not doing anything!" Needless to say, we consider this extremely unprofessional and rude. If a dentist or any doctor will flat out refuse to treat a patient with an emergent medical issue simply because they dare question why a 6 year old would need 7 crowns and multiple fillings, then maybe they shouldn't be practicing medicine/dentistry. My fiance obtained Hoosier Healthwise (basically medicaid, as far as I understand) coverage for her son (my soon-to-be stepson) and I can't help but wonder if this need for a massive amount of dental work is a way to pad the pockets of the dentist. If you're competent in your assessment, then don't fear a second opinion. .
We will NEVER go back and I would caution others. . .
April 28, 2022
