Dentists

Clean office, latest technology, and the DR. Safa is very good at visually showing you images of your teeth and explaining everything that is going on procedurally and in terms of care. It was very cool to see my own teeth on the big monitor while he discussed the images.

Dr. Haffair is the best dentist I have had. She is personable, caring, gentle, humble patient & kind. At no time did she ever make me feel uncomfortable about the condition of my teeth. She turned my once shy smile into smiles of proudness. I am so very happy of my results. Also, Vanessa, one of dental assistant's is the best assistant I have met in this setting. She too exhibits the qualities noted above. I most definitely would recommend Capitol Square Dental & Dr. Haffar. Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart. Sincerely, Ros P.

Very friendly, very professional, and great results. I have really enjoyed all of my experiences with Dr. Murphy and his team at Capital City Periodontics.

I have been to the Powell location and have only received excellent care! I would highly recommend them for all of your dental needs! The customer service and the dentail care/work has always been above any expectations!

I read the review listed below the day of my surgery when I was trying to get the address for this office....and was VERY nervous about my upcoming surgery. I was told when I made the appointment that I would be "put under", so I tried not to worry about this patience's experience. When I went in for my consultation (the day of my surgery) I specifically asked again about the procedure and being put to sleep (after reading this troubling review) and was told that technically, I would not be put under, I would be put in twilight. I was told that most people end up falling asleep, but regardless I would not feel any pain. After being in the surgical room for 5 minutes I was given an IV, and then 5 or 6 people around the room (nurses and doctors) stopped what they were doing for 2-3 minutes and just stared at me. It was slightly awkward, and I assumed they were waiting for me to fall asleep, so I closed my eyes. I believe I was asleep for a few minutes, but was abruptly awakened when I felt the pain of my left wisdom tooth being removed. I immediately started moaning in pain and crying, the doctor then gripped the right side of my mouth harder to quickly remove the right tooth, which I also felt being removed. The doctor gripped the ride side of my mouth so hard that I had a bruise ABOVE my lip for days after. Keep in mind, there was no bruising anywhere close to where my wisdom teeth were removed, it was in between my upper lip and nose where I was being held down. For whatever reason, it seems this office feels the need to not fully check to make sure patients are fully numb and remove teeth anyways. I have had several cysts removed, in which, the area had to be numb. Each time I have had any of those procedures done the doctor repeatedly checks the area to make sure everything is numb, in the chance that I can feel something they stop what they are doing, and numb the area a little more. I did not expect a wisdom extraction to be painless at all, however, I also did not expect to be awake, and sobbing, while multiple people held me down to hurry up and get the procedure over with. When my mother came back into the room to get me after surgery and I was still crying, she asked the nurse why I would be in so much pain and the nurse said that the medication they gave me could make me cry- that I was not in pain. I was given a mouthwash from this office and told to rinse my mouth twice a day with it. Everyone I know who has had their wisdom teeth removed asked why I was not given the syringe to remove food particles? I didn't worry about it because I thought that was normal procedure and everything would be fine. After 1 1/2 weeks of being on Tylenol or Advil every 4-6 hours, I decided to go to my regular dentist to figure out if everything was okay. They spent 30 minutes getting food out from my extraction points. I was still in so much pain because there was food stuck and it was prohibiting my healing. My dentist was shocked that I was not given the syringe to use daily with the mouthwash. My dentist proscribed me another mouthwash and gave me a syringe. I called Douglas Anderson's office and spoke with 3 different people about my situation...no one was able to even offer condolences on my experience. They said that everything that happened was proper procedure and that was it. I would STRONGLY urge anyone who is looking to have an oral surgery to look elsewhere. This office is in for quick money and do not care about their customers.

I had 3 appointments within 2 weeks, the first for the pain I had from a molar that should have had a root canal treatment when I was a kid but my old dentist didn't realize and it was infected, Dr.Sadaghiani treated the pain and in 2 days did a root canal and temporary tooth and I got my nice shiny crown on the third appointment. Dr. Sadaghiani was a very personable and educating dentist, always able and willing to answer any of my questions and concerns. He made sure I was as comfortable, relaxed, and pain-free as I could be. I didn't have any pain after the root canal. Which was extra ordinary as I have had a few. I recommend Dr.Sadaghiani to all of West Side Columbus, Ohio.

When I saw Dr. Gum, she informed me that I had six cavities. I'd seen another dentist six months prior for a cleaning who didn't mention anything about cavities, but against my better judgement, I allowed Dr. Gum to work on three of them. After my visit, the receptionist informed me that the dental assistant who did my fillings was doing a "working interview." Dr. Gum did not inform me of this, and was not present in the room while the dental assistant was working on me. I wonder if he even got paid. Since then, 2/3 of the teeth she drilled have needed root canals within the year. We will see what happens with the third tooth, I have been experiencing thermal sensitivity in that area but I can't afford the root canal now because I maxed out my insurance for the year. I have high nerves and she should have been more careful when drilling. My experience with her turned out to be very expensive and extremely painful.

Great Experience! My six year old was told he needed two root canals on his cuspid and first molar three months ago. These are primary teeth. The dentist we were previously with wanted $2100 per operation. I'm at that point where I earn too much to qualify for any aid and although I have great health insurance, dental isn't offered through my job. I didn't have the extra cash so I put the procedure off. Well, this weekend my son bit into a Dorito and was in tears. I called around Saturday night and couldn't find an emergency dentist due to his age. He had another issue Sunday and I looked online and found Children's Dental Clinic. They accept walk-ins if the child is in pain. We got there right at 9 am and was seen almost immediately. The nurse and dentist truly love working with children. My son was calm throughout the procedure and they had him giggling nearly the whole time. My son had two teeth extracted and not once was in pain. Again, to work with children in pain you must truly love what you do. Preston and Angelica are two of the most amazing people working with kids. They are absolutely a huge asset to Nationwide Childrens. As far as cost, I will be waiting for the bill. However, with laughing gas and all it will be nowhere near the $4200 my old dentist was after to preform root canals on a six year olds primary teeth. The new facility is great with a parking garage attached. My wife was very intimidated by the office being downtown but is more than willing to make the drive herself going forward. The new building is simply two turns off I-70 and clearly marked. Children's used to be in a rough neighborhood but is now in it's own kind of neighborhood. Nationwide Children's is definitely one of the greatest assets we have in central Ohio. UPDATE 1/2/17 Got the bill today...only $409 total.

I highly recommend Dr. Mulholland of Third Street Dental, 601 S. Third St. Columbus OH 43206, for your dental needs. My first impression of the dental office was, and is, the warmth of the staff and the state of the art equipment. Dr. Mulholland provides consultation that helps me better understand my dental needs. Dr. Mulholland discusses personalized treatment options, which gives me the opportunity to make an informed decision for next steps. She offers clarity, honesty and a warm approach, exuding best practices. Jeri-Lynn Watts, CDA, is extremely knowledgeable in her profession. Jeri-Lynn is an exceptional complement in the consultation and decision making process. Her humor makes for a fun visit every single time. Abbey Stevens, Office Manager, always greets me with a welcoming smile and sets the tone for a comfortable atmosphere. It is in this environment that makes me feel safe. You can be sure to find a quality, artful practice with Third Street Dental.

Amazing Dentist's and Staff and affordable. Patient and kind