Smile for Life Dentistry

I recently had my teeth examined and cleaned at Smile for Life; they did an excellent job. I don’t have dental insurance, so I joined their Affordable Dental Coverage Plan. It’s reasonable and I can afford it. I recommend this Dentist Office for their professionalism and affordable prices.

I give this place ⁴⁄₅ starts because they kind of «push» unnecessary work to be done. Always get a second opinion!
But this is a super updated, clean & friendly office. I would go back just for their dental plan $ 200.

Excellent service! I received a postcard in the mail for a free cleaning. I not only had a thorough cleaning, but the x-​rays were also included. There was no high pressure sales pitch and no unnecessary recommendations for dental treatment. Everyone was professional, friendly, and caring. The dental plan offered is a very good deal if you don’t have insurance. I highly recommend Smile for Life Dentistry.

Great service! Kind and helpful staff. Everyone seems to like working here. Wish your office was closer to me.

I was very impressed! Excellent customer service from start to finish ,
Not too expensive and they offer affordable plans for anyone without dental insurance!

Great customer service
Superior expertise
Humble pricing
Pricing: 14 cavities + gingevectomy = $ 240 after insurance!
They certainly know what they are doing! I was informed that I had multiple cavities, most located between my teeth which are a pain to fix and fill. I imagine this is why my previous dentist chose to overlook all of them. Well, Dr. Wu isn’t afraid to do what needs to be done!
Love these people!

Alright, so this is my update, still four stars– today I had cavities filled and a molar «rebuild» to be fitted with a crown.
I gagged on air being blown down my throat a few times, and then the Novocain wore off right when that suuuuper high pitched drill came at me, so that was fun.
BUT for the most part it was pain free, and the staff were super helpful and kept reassuring me/​asking if I was alright. They also gave me noise cancelling headphones (though it doesn’t drown out the sound of a drill against your tooth that goes up into your skull).
The next step is getting a crown fitted, then a few more cavity filling appointments, and a root canal somewhere else followed by some extractions and finally… dental implants.
It’s a long road Unilocalers, but that is what you get when you don’t go to the dentist for the better part of a decade.
don’t do what I did and have to go through what I’m going through… make those semiannual appointments to get your teefers checked, cleaned and cared for.
Also, floss… it’s the only reason MORE of my teeth haven’t fallen out of my face.
BAM. KDK out. (wow that was lame…)