Gentle Dentistry Of Las Colinas

Finding a good, reasonable and honest dentist are tough. This was a referral from my coworkers and I really like this group. They offer flexible hours so those who work can get in there early or come in later in the afternoon. The office is always clean and the staff is overall friendly. They don’t waste your time by making you wait, if you’re there early they will even try to get you in early. Very convenient.
They are in my insurance network so that is a plus as well. Also, the fact that they make their own crowns ON SITE prevents multiple visits. So the crown is being made while you are in the chair! Def a plus as most dentist offices ship out the crowns to be made. Most people are terrified of shots, they make it so easy… it’s not painful AT ALL. Literally a PINCH if that. They numb you up and use some device that vibrates while they give you the shot so you don’t feel it. It’s AMAZING. I would and have referred this office to many others.

Nothing like going to a new dentist for a cleaning and being told you need 11,000 worth of dental work. Since I had always been seen every 6 months at my prior dentist I highly doubted this and I was right. They are completely about the $$

I went to Dr. Glenn to have a filling replaced that had come out. She took one look at it and said I needed a crown. I told her I wasn’t paying $ 1,000 for a crown when all I needed was the filling replaced. She reluctantly agreed to replace the filling and said she «hoped it held.»
It has held fine. The cost was only $ 168 to replace the filling vs. $ 1,000 for a crown.
I went back for a complete examination. I was told the exam would only cost $ 86 on their dental plan which I joined. Turned out it cost me over twice that amount for the exam.
At the end of the exam she said I needed a lot of work and it was going to cost $ 11,000, but they would knock the price down to only $ 9,000. She wanted to do a «deep» cleaning which I don’t think I need. My gums don’t hurt or bleed.
She also wanted to put 4 crowns on front teeth that only need a small filing.
Dr. Glenn is running a racket trying to do the most expensive treatment possible when less expensive alternatives are all that is needed.
I won’t be back.

Terrible experience. I received two crowns that both came off at least once. One crown fit poorly and when I asked Dr. Glenn about it, she said it might need a root canal. That is when I returned to my previous dentist for a second opinion. I have now had both crowns replaced by my previous dentist and no root canal. This appears to be a for profit practice.
I filed a grievance with my dental insurance. An independent dental consultant determined the treatment failed to meet the minimum standards of acceptable and prevailing practice. Dr. Glenn agreed to return the benefit to my insurance and my payment to me. Three months later, still no payment. Beware of the crowns in a day.

If I could give a negative review, I would. I was initially very excited to see this place open as it was incredibly close to my work.
To be fair, the place itself is nice and clean and the folks up front were very friendly. No issues whatsoever with them.
I had the absolute worst, and I mean THE WORST experience with the dentist. I was in so much pain in her chair I was literally in tears. I have been to dentists for 30+ years, and yes, the dentist is never a «fun and painless» experience, however this was by far the most brutal.
I’ve never had anesthetic injections feel like someone took a live wire and held it to my jaw. Her excuse was that my nerves are higher in my lower jaw than other people’s are, which is what caused that «sensation». Really? Ok. Then why is it that in all the prior dental visits I’ve had, and all the other injections I’ve had, I didn’t feel like I was being electrocuted?
Had 3 crowns and a filling done (at different times, but all within a couple months of each other).
My mouth hurt so badly I just wanted to crawl under a rock and die (gums were hot and throbbing, and if couldn’t chew as my jaw didn’t feel like it was closing properly). I went to a different (highly recommended) dentist elsewhere to have him take a look and to get a 2^nd opinion on if I was just being a wimp.
The filling between the 2 teeth was poorly done as there was a small gap, which caused a massive infection to develop. Heavy duty rounds of antibiotics were needed to clear it up.
As he (the different dentist) was checking around, he poked at one of the 3 «new» crowns and it literally disintegrated into pieces in my mouth. That caused him, and me, to now question the stability of the other 2 that were done. He checked the 2^nd one and it popped off way too easily (although it remained intact). The 3^rd appeared to be somewhat stable, but given the fact the other 2 were so horribly done we made the decision to redo it as well.
A very long story short… I’ve had to spend a ton of additional time and money to fix what that «hacker dentist» did. Not sure where she received her dental degree from — perhaps a Cracker Jack box?

While going to the dentist is usually not a «fun» experience, I have nothing but good things to say for Gentle Dentistry. I’ve had the full gambit of services in there office and they have always been great. The staff is friendly and the doctors themselves are very nice and caring.
The facilities are absolutely beautiful with floor to ceiling windows on one wall of each treatment room. There are TVs mounted overhead and the rooms are very open and airy.

I had my two front teeth crowned by Dr. Natasha Crespo and they look fantastic! She was patient and very gentle while performing root canals, an implant placement and several fillings and crowns. I would highly recommend her to anyone seeking an outstanding dental experience. They also provide sedation for the cowards out there :-)