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Lima Community Dental

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1702 Allentown Rd, Lima, Ohio, 45805, United States
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Aug 28, 2017
Have been trying to get in for almost two months now. When I do get in to see Dr. Fleming it is pleasant. Have had 3-4 appointments scheduled to get a filling re-filled after it fell out and now half of my tooth is gone while I was eating. Only heard one reason why it would need to be re-scheduled. With the others I was given no reason or excuse. Was also trying to get in for extreme pain in a different tooth, but glad that I just went to urgent care and got some meds cuz I would have still been waiting in a lot of pain. EDIT Another chunk of tooth fell out. Getting in a hell of a lot faster at ANOTHER dentist than I have ever here.

Mar 2, 2017
The office staff here is extremely nice and made me feel very comfortable! I never had to wait long and they are great at the work they do there! They all sing and laugh and make light conversation with each other to make you feel at ease. I was taken care of by Krystal the first time and requested her every time I needed to go back. She is wonderful at her job and made me feel very relaxed and comfortable. I would recommend her and this office to anyone.

Jan 21, 2017
My experience at Lima Community Dental is good. Waiting is decently timed and the treatment of the staff is polite and courteous. Naomi is very good at her job and does her best as she works. I really appreciate all her help and professional advice and work. Thank you for your assistance with my oral health care.

Jan 16, 2017
I was recommended to Lima Community Dental in October of 2016, called and called for over a month, NO ANSWER. When I finally did get someone to answer, they told me that the name on my insurance card had to be the same as my legal name, So I had it changed. Then I called and faxed over my referral, little did I know that the referral sent over by my regular dentist office had my maiden name on it. So I had to go change that, and faxed it over. Then I proceeded to call and call for another few weeks, with no answer. Please take in the fact that I was in a lot of pain, I just wanted my wisdom teeth removed, this was something that could be extremely simple, and it was made extremely difficult. When I finally got a hold of someone over the phone, she was extremely rude, and wouldn't even answer me when I asked approximately how long of a wait is it to have an extraction done? I wasn't rude, I was simply asking a question. These office people have terrible phone skills, they need to be trained on their people skills, and on how to answer the phones in a polite manner. Otherwise, when I went and saw everyone face to face, they were rather nice, dentist was great, I had Courtney Fleming, and he did a great job. But in order to run a reputable business you need to put your patients first. We basically write out your paychecks! We should be appreciated and treated with respect! If you treat us good, we will do the same back to you. My momma taught me that when I was 5 years old. Thanks!

Mar 26, 2017
They are so nice! Naomi & Kristy always smiles & are so caring,their thorough & take obvious pride in their work! Dr.'s Fleming & Shankland are funny,caring,& make their patients know what their going to do & why they have to do it. I would highly recommend if any dental work needs done,go to Lima Community Dental!!

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Opening Hours

Mon:8 am - 5 pm
Tue:8 am - 5 pm
Wed:8 am - 5 pm
Thu:8 am - 12 pm
Fri:8 am - 3 pm