Richard D Freiboth, DDS

Excellent service from the receptionist all the way to the doctor! I had a tooth pulled, which in it self is a bad experience, however it was painless and quick… I. would highly recommend this office to all! Also, it’s quite refreshing to have a dentist that can do more than merely filling cavities!

Fabulous cleaning today. Staff friendly and gentle. Nitrous on request even for cleanings! Yeah!

The staff here is very friendly. I’ve been going here a long time and am glad they finally got a Unilocal!I’ve had multiple dental surgeries and so I’m scared of people in my mouth but I get nitrous whenever I go in. It makes it less scary and they always try to fix something if I have a problem. I’ve recommended them to co workers and will keep doing so!

This dentist got mad at me when I started crying out of severe pain during an injection. I was shocked by his sudden temper when he threw the syringe across the exam room and into the sink and told me I needed to get ahold of myself. Then Dr. Freiboth stormed out of the room. He left me sitting in the chair and his assistant was left speechless. It was a very traumatic experience, I wish I had reported it formally but I did tell my new dentist about what had happened to me.. I would not recommend this dentist for children or for patients with dental anxiety or who tend to cry when in a lot of pain. Also avoid him if you don’t like listening to his talking about fishing trips with his assistant (and treats you like you are just a mouth to be worked on).

I bounced around the dentists in Port Orchard due to retirement, selling of practices and some problems with a complex job paid by one insurance company and not my normal.
I got lucky being recommended to Dr Freiboth, he has always done the work I needed and wanted helping in choosing the best effective treatment method. My son has had some major work done by Dr Freiboth and they where able to work out payment /​insurance and priority of work.

Absolutely would not recommend this Dentist to anyone. As a doctor you have to expect people to be afraid of needles and sharp tools. I went to this guy to have him take a look at a broken tooth that was really bothering me. Now in my experience (and I’ve had alot of it when it comes to doctors) doctors should explain everything they are going to do before they do it. He tells me he’s going to go ahead and remove the tooth. The next thing I know he’s getting ready to jam a 4 inch needle inside my mouth, no warning, nothin. I don’t think so buddy. Now instead of giving me a minute to catch my breath, and I don’t know, brace myself, he decides I’m being impossible, rips his gloves off, THROWS the needle across the room into the sink, and as he’s walking out the door says, «I guess I’ll just write you a referral to an oral surgeon, thanks for wasting my time.»
Uhhhhh, what just happened? Well needless to say I was pretty P.Oed. I got a bill in the mail about a week later from his office for $ 75. I refuse to pay it. It never went to collections so I wonder if his conscious got the better of him.