Gentle Dental Everett Office

I liked this dentist office a lot. Calm, friendly, genuine, took his time, great price, no add-on’s..

They collect money before you have the procedure done, then they kick you out of the chair before they are done with the procedure. I don’t understand how you can run a business this way. Very unprofessional. There are sooo many good dentists out there, and you are not one them. I will never be back.

The office staff demands payment before treatment. The front desk receptionist and the office manager are rude to customers. We had the worst experience with this office staff. Strongly recommend that you select other professional establishments. They do not care about your dental health and well being. They only want your money.

Been here twice.
First trip was for a small cavity. After about 45 minutes they said they were closing and that if have to return in the morning to finish… Uh… Haha! I said, «What!!? I have a tooth grinded down to nearly a nub and you want to boot me out of here!!!» I was furious and told them if they didn’t finish I would report it. He finished, but a real horrible job that still needs repairing.
Second trip was for my wisdom teeth (most people’s nightmare). They did a good job, but literally woke me up out of dead drugged sleep to boot me out the door into my wife’s vehicle. They didn’t bother to let me rest and gather myself for at least 10 minutes.
Insuing that, I was told we had to get some type of ice cream because that’s what the dentist recommended to my wife. After doing so, I told my wife I was feeling extremely weird and that she needed to get me to an ER. Before arriving I had gone into a seizure and peed all over myself and seat. The doctor said I was over drugged and that I needed to hang out with IVs to pump some fluid into my body to keep me stable and breathing.

If I could give 10 Stars I would. I came in to gentle denist with an abscess tooth and in extreme pain. With no appt they worked me in. Having no dental insurance they did everything in their power to help me. They care about the patient not the dollars. I’m afraid of the denist and my teeth have suffered from it. They gave me options and were so caring of my needs. I want to thank them so much for taking care of me. I highly recommend this place. It the real deal

I had been going to this office for about two years, and was continually unhappy with them. I only went because they were nearby, and open on Saturdays. I will start by saying that you never get to see the same doctor, which really is unfortunate. Also, they told me I had a few cavities, and one of the fillings they gave me led to inflammation of my gums near one of them. Great job, doc.
I also hold the argument that they lie about certain things, i.e. your needing a cavity filling when you don’t really have a cavity. They did that to my friend, and wouldn’t be surprised if they told me I had them and didn’t. I also believe this because two of their doctors have suggested I get braces, or order a night guard for grinding issues, when they wanted to charge me well over $ 400. No thanks.
I am also very displeased with the reception staff, particularly the Hispanic woman, who I believe is the office manager. She is consistently rude, and she makes it very clear that all she cares about is money, money, money.
All that said, I would suggest looking elsewhere. The only thing they did that remotely pleased me was the cleanings by their hygienists, who are good.

I love my general dentist and trust her immensely. After experiencing a year and-​a-​half of tooth and sinus problems and after talking with her and my endodontist we concluded that I needed an abscessed tooth extracted.
I only came here because the fancy pants place she recommended was not in network and Gentle Dental is. And when one is talking a surgical extraction saving a few dollars is important, especially after dealing with it for more than a year.
I am giving it 2 stars — one for the oral surgeon who was EXCELLENT and one for the laughing gas.

I am giving rating on the office and staff (as no one likes getting dental work!) I found this office to be top notch. From Ray, who was helpful in working with my schedule making my appointments, to the dentists, Dr. Wagar and Dr. Park, to the Insurance gal who got my insurance company to pay for a crown that they first said they would not cover and then they paid for it! This office helped me as a fearful type person who does not like going to dentist.
But the second time I went, I had to wait 30 minutes with the new Dentist and so cant give it 5 stars.

I was pleased with my visit for new exam and crown. The office was pleasant and All staff nice, helpful and office was clean and the hours fit my schedule, of course I always want the cost to be less wherever I go

Dr. Amini did an excellent job extracting my tooth. His staff of Robin and Erica were so kind and made me feel comfortable throughtout the whole procedure. I was very pleased with my experience. Billing was a cinch.

Usually they are very good. Especially Rae and Connie. I do generally see a different dentist each time I’m there but it’s fine with me. I was told after being a patient for years that I need braces. I’m young and have straight teeth so I had never been told this before. Ironically enough they just started providing orthodontics so who knows. I just found it odd. They even said my 4 year old may need them and I have no idea how that assumption could be made since he has all baby teeth now. Either way they have always been prompt and decent. They have a great male hygienist from Croatia. I can’t remember his name but he’s awesome.

I would go to this Gentle Dental location if what you want in a dental office is:
1. Never seeing the same dentist twice. Who needs to establish a doctor/​patient relationship? Variety IS the spice of life!
2. Random appointments scheduled that you did not make, and appointments you have made months in advance canceled without your knowledge. It’s fun to rework your schedule, and it keeps your boss amused, too.
3. An overly chatty dental hygienist that asks you small talk questions while their hand or equipment is in your mouth, and actually expects you to answer. I entertain myself by pretending to answer but really I’m just mumbling like the teacher on a ‘Peanuts’ special.
4. Billing issues because they do treatments outside of your insurance schedule and do not ask your insurance company for an exception, even after you ask them to ask the insurer. It’s a stimulating budgeting conversation to have with your spouse.
5. A UCR charge that is one of the lowest in the area. It’s almost low enough — almost — to make 1 – 4 worth it. Almost.

I went here a few years ago for because I was new to the area and it was convenient. The environment and people were anything but impressive. During the filling of a cavity, they showed me the hollowed out area in my tooth, mid-​procedure.
Now, years later, I just had to get the 2 cavities that they had filled redone because they left a bubble in BOTH fillings and there was a cavity still persisting. I am pretty good with hygiene, not perfect, but not to the point where I’m having persistent cavities.
Do not go here. Find another place.

I love, love, love this place! All the staff is so kind and patient and willing to help with whatever you need. I have no problem paying my portion of my dental work upfront. This helps them from having to collect from patients at a later date.
I have seen Dr. Goldwire several times now. She is kind and very gentle. I have a horrible fear about seeing the dentist, but she is a real keeper — She’ll be my dentist forever!

I saw Dr. Goldwire and will say that I have no problem with her directly, she was very nice. Although there was a fracture on one of my teeth that she didn’t see that my new dentist saw right away. But I guess that happens. The main problem I had was with the office staff and the office itself. The office was very subpar and dull, and it’s in a strip mall. The lady at the front desk was incredibly phony and those kind of people really get under my skin. What I found really funny is how pushy they were with wanting payment right up front as soon as something was done. They’re going to get 80% from my insurance and yet they can’t bill me for the 20% portion? It was insulting; they acted as if they didn’t receive my portion from me right then and there that they never would. The only good thing about this entire scenario was that I got a free electric toothbrush out of it. Unfortunately it wasn’t a sonicare!

I am only rating the oral surgeon, Dr. Gary Gill. I haven’t had any experience with any of the current dentists there, since I live in Marysville.
I had a little bit of an unusual case in the fact that I am an adult who still has a few baby teeth. I needed one of them pulled. My insurance was pretty maxed out and I had been advised that this tooth could be pulled without anesthesia, but he advised me against doing that, saying that baby teeth in adults were pretty rough to pull and that it could really hurt.
I took his suggestion and paid for the anesthesia. It was a good call, because it took over half an hour to carve that tooth out of my head. Afterward, I was told that it was the hardest tooth he’d ever removed in his career up to that point.
Went home, had zero complications. No swelling, no pain, no nothing. He called a few hours later to make sure everything was okay. Everything healed up fine and I hope he sticks around long enough to do my other baby tooth when the time comes.