Dental Care of Indiana

It was a wonderful experience, the office personnel are extremely nice and competent. The dentist is awesome. He really made me feel like there is a way to get my dentures to fit me properly and not hurt or fall out of my mouth.

They were super professional and friendly. They made me feel comfortable, and the numbing shots didn't even hurt and I was nervous about that but they made it so easy. Very clean and safe environment, great staff. They even allowed me to bring in my fiance who is in a wheelchair, I didn't want to leave him in the car and they were nice enough to let him into the room with me! Great experience overall and my teeth look great.

I am terrified of dentist, blood pressure, shakes and all. They did a amazing job at keeping me relaxing. To top that they was supper fast at pulling my tooth out. I will definitely go back for any dental needs.

Took my son here who is 6years old and everyone there was super sweet !!! Dr. Fleming is who seen him and she was absolutely amazing ! By far the best Dentist office that we have been to

I have been to this office a couple times recently as a new patient, and had good experiences so far. This most recent visit however, was the worst encounter I’ve ever had with a “medical professional”. I’m using quotes because it was so unprofessional. It started off awkward with no introduction and awkward silence. She then proceeded to start working on me aggressively. Scratched me with her tool, continually sprayed me in the face, her bracelet kept hanging in my face and when I mentioned it and continued to lean away in between, she completely ignored me. She tried sitting tools on me in between use which I’ve never had a dentist sit their tools on my chest... bizarre... Anyways, I have had a rough year dealing with loss of my significant other and did not take care of myself very well for a period of time and so yes my teeth and gums need some love, but instead of being gentle she was rough, when I tried to mention I was sensitive and asked her to be a bit more cautious, she began commenting out loud dramatically in regards to what she was cleaning in my mouth which of course makes a client feel terrible. “Oh my god look at this” as she’s trying to show me something that was between my teeth. Yes I know that’s gross, I came here for help, I know they need to be cleaned but you don’t need to make me feel dehumanized for the length of my appointment. As she continued aggressively, she pressed on a nerve under my tongue and I asked her if she could adjust the tongue press, and she told me “she’s never had anyone have a problem with that”. I had had enough of being patronized, openly judged, and minimized. That is when I decided I needed to leave and come back at a later date with a different hygienist. I’ve had two visits prior to this one and was very grateful for the kind and respectful service I’d received. Something about this woman and this visit just wasn’t right. I let her finish flossing and then explained to her that I wanted to leave please, that I would skip the fluoride and come back a different day for it, to which she replied “what do you have somewhere better to be” in a rude manner.... that was IT!!! That was the last straw for her to get a combative attitude towards me, I was about in tears at this point. I came for help, for a service, from a doctor or nurse who we’re supposed to trust, and then I am made to feel ashamed, am in pain and then she speaks to me rudely. So I continue to repeat over and over “thank you so much, please I really need to go” she’s trying to not let me get up, and begins challenging me with absurd questions to be asking at this point. “How old are you?” Im like, excuse me? Why is that relevant while I’m sitting up, taking off my bib and running out the door. The fact that she’s acting clueless to the fact that Im verbally telling her I gotta get out of there... I rush out and she followed me up to the front... I did not want to cry in front of her and frankly did not want any further interaction with this awful woman. So I quickly explain to the front desk that I have to go, I skipped the fluoride and I’ll reschedule, shaking with tears in my eyes. I literally can’t believe what just happened.nnI calmed down and gathered my thoughts and called back an hour later to explain my experience, I left a voicemail with my name and number because I’m willing to talk to someone and possibly come back for an appointment with the other hygienist.... that was Friday, today is Monday.... hoping I hear from someone but if not, it’s really no problem finding another dentist... I just really hope no one else ever has to experience anything like that from this woman.. this is why people are scared of the dentist. We come to them because we need their help, not to be shamed, hurt and made uncomfortable.